Articles from Daily Post (Liverpool, England) (June 20, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A brief history of art; Lew Baxter meets the man behind The Tate's biggest exhibition to date, which chronicles the 20th century.			1102
A true Welsh vision; Ian Parri reports on the increasing recognition given to a Radnorshire squire who was one of Wales' finest artists.			877
Airbus celebrates with pounds 13bn treble.			516
Alice's wonderland; Out to shock? Alice Cooper has been there and done that. Here he talks music and golf with Peter Elson.			861
All about... NANT GWRTHEYRN.			115
All change for Britain's Culture capital.			452
AM seeks ban on `racist, sexist'music.			233
AT THE MOVIES: Fasten your seat belt and enjoy the cars; 2 Fast 2 Furious (12A,108mins)Action.Paul Walker,Tyrese,Cole Hauser,Eva Mendes,Ludacris,James Remar,Ja Rule. BASIC (15,98mins) Thriller. John Travolta,Connie Nielsen,Samuel L Jackson,Brian Van Holt,Timothy Daly,Giovanni Ribisi, Taye Diggs, Roselyn Sanchez,Harry Connick Jr. Rating: **.			714
BANGLADESH.			126
Behind The Speaker's Chair: Milburn quitting is just not cricket, say critics; To resign for this reason is totally out of character.			370
BY THE BOOK.			143
BY THE BOOK.			192
BY THE BOOK.			161
Can Ford whip up hit with Indy?; Hilary Duncanson asks if a film icon needs to tread old ground to stay A-list.			629
Can new designer baby save Charlie?			232
Car smash officer was on first patrol.			441
CLASSICAL: A sound reason for travelling; Corrupted by a Sorrento travel agent.			478
Crefft y bardd ar gael i'r genhedlaeth ifanc o'r wasg; Emyr Williams yn trafod llyfrau.			389
CUBA.			91
Dinner Date: Botany banquet, an 18C Swede, a sip of lime tea.			567
Driver escapes crash in bricks terror.			219
Emergency powers stepped up to cope with terror attack.			203
Emma's War.			104
Freud won't slip.			83
Fund raising ahead of target.			483
Gnomes win their Assembly battle.			144
History hidden in tax forms.			313
Holby City star Laura Sadler dies in hospital after fall.			327
Honour for Gulf airman.			115
Huntley jail `systems' failed badly; Call for head of security to go.			388
Letter: Bright colours.			91
Letter: It'll end in tiers.			122
Letter: Perfect day.			81
Letter: Pointed failure.			296
Letter: Zero hour is nigh.			229
Mel defends his Passion.			155
MEXICO.			87
Minder guilty in alarm case.			157
Motorcycling: Party time to celebrate Honda's mile-munchers; DRIVING SEAT.			435
Motoring: A Matter of OPINION.			1115
Motoring: Car crime? It's just daylight robbery.			273
MOTORING: D-Day for Baby Jag - Jaguar 2.0DX-Type.			844
Motoring: D-Day for Baby Jag.			1024
Motoring: Plugs & POINTS.			334
MOTORING: PLUGS & POINTS.			281
Murdered teens were strangled and stabbed; Defendant's DNA linked to crime.			333
New formula will put rail fares up.			204
No converts to Church; There's no doubting Church's talents as a singer but much of the music in I'll Be There simply doesn't suit her voice - Damon Smith takes a look at this week's major releases eenage opera diva Charlotte Church makes her much vaunted acting debut in British wish fulfillment fairy-tale.			1091
Nothing like being a Dame; Jazz chanteuse Cleo Laine confides she and hubby Johnny Dankworth don't do fireworks any more but she sure isn't a wilting wall flower as Lew Baxter discovered.			1239
OBITUARY: Malcolm Cameron.			367
Odd rumours follow the band in white; ROCK MUSIC: Inner City Sumo is fast becoming legendary.			566
Phil strikes the right chord with Birthday concert; Celebrated conductor Libor Pesek returns to the Philharmonic to conduct his own 70th birthday celebration. Lew Baxter reports.			704
Pirates lurking in every home?			562
Poisoned passion; Cathy Mayer finds the subject of these controversial memoirs isn't as bad as he's pretended.			350
Porter tells of routine cocaine use.			356
pounds 10m school to train bosses of the future.			385
Put justice before output,magistrates told.			215
R and B magic.			96
Racing: Bob's just the job.			482
Rail service intolerable.			96
Rapper jailed for having lethal gun.			193
Red tape warning by CBI chief.			331
RESTAURANTS: Sauces have it no celebrities but there were to be seen; Diane Massey and family try trendy Jalons on Smithdown Road.			872
RESTAURANTS: TIPS.			671
Scenic showcase.			255
Sian LLOYD Column: Friendship,Mrs Tarrant and a Louis Vuitton bag; SUNSHINE EVERYFRIDAY.			901
Suicide verdict on air base man; RAF probe will look into death.			364
Talking shop or true voice?; We need to get more involved in this debate.			459
Ten-year Holyhead revival unveiled.			153
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.			152
TODAY JUNE 20.			523
TODAY'S TV HIGHS.			226
TODAY: THINGS TO DO IN N.WALES.			138
Tough taking GCSEs at Dickens' horror school; Jamie Bell as sweet-tempered Smike in the film version of Dickens' Nicholas Nickleby - shot while the young star was taking his GCSEs - People see me as this dancing kid with ballet shoes round my neck and I want to move on.			923
Triple treat of popular vocalists.			88
U- turn in bid to merge Welsh medium schools; Victory for parents after campaign against plan.			359
WALES IN A WEEK ... 5 - Speed cameras.			131
Welsh patients forced to wait.			319
Witherspoon fizzes as script just misses by the book; Witherspoon fizzes in every single shot but she's the only reason to sit through the film.			716
Woman injured in car theft.			153