Articles from Daily Post (Liverpool, England) (January 22, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Farmers spread disease for cash'.			244
`I'll carry burden for the rest of my life' Kidney case doctor tells of his agony.			336
100,000 civil servants in pay strike.			142
All about... THE COB.			97
APPOINTMENTS: Tailor- made job is a labour of love.			427
Are you being driven berserk at work?; A rising tide of anger in the workplace is leading to violent thoughts -and acts -against colleagues, says Hannah Stephenson.			882
Athletics: Athletes lose way in race muddle.			362
Balloonists to renew edge of space bid.			99
Below the minimum wage.			99
Blah champions the broad band future for Wales.			196
Blunders hit 3m pensions; Firms are blamed for costly mistakes.			241
BT answer fee anger.			155
Calmness is the key; Entrance exams for the independent sector are inevitable -but they are not insurmountable, as Laura Davis finds.			521
Cameras slash crime on estate.			392
Cannabis medicine for MS on the way.			150
Cash should be spent on rescuing toddlers.			264
Chance to get a grip on life skills; Clare Usher looks at moves to improve basic educational skills.			558
College loophole allows new cour se.			410
country DIARY.			151
CRICKET: Gough ends 15-year stay at Yorkshire.			389
CRICKET: Moral maze facing England; ICC rap fear if tour to Zimbabwe is scrapped.			693
CRICKET: Pressure growing over tour trouble; ECB's tough choice.			829
DAILY POST: Farewell to highest slum in Wales.			358
DAILY POST: Stamp this out.			162
Deal in Welsh call.			216
Defence workers' hope of reprieve.			275
Don't rush if you want quality and longevity; Prof DE Beever ,director of the Centre for Dairy Research at Reading University,argues for an end to Britain's `milk at any price' culture.			868
Family affair as brothers take the spoils at meat competition.			156
Farmer `held female vet's face under slurry'.			223
Farmer ordered to restore wildlife site.			316
Few pence could save millions.			89
Fingerprints plan to block asylum cheats.			408
Fish farming plan brings wildlife fear; Action group will fight development.			336
FOOTBALL: `Mark Viduka earns more in a week than I do in three years' Fans blast Leeds stars over refusal to defer pay.			575
FOOTBALL: Allardyce thankful as Okocha stays put; Bolton .............5 Aston Villa.......... 2.			371
FOOTBALL: City dealt new Brown blow.			188
FOOTBALL: Forward thinking reaps its rewards; Thomas hopes attacking virtues can nail down place.			487
FOOTBALL: Furious fans turn on `greedy' Leeds stars.			591
FOOTBALL: INJURED STAR OLE: I'M OKAY.			89
FOOTBALL: Latics too hot for young Dragons; Wrexham Reserves 1 Wigan Reserves 4.			151
FOOTBALL: Little opens Bidston complex.			199
FOOTBALL: Luton crisis strengthens club spirit; Little warns ahead of tie.			506
FOOTBALL: MILLER'S A KILLER; Wolverhampton W 1 Liverpool 1 Kenny's late strike stalls Reds' charge for Europe l.			121
FOOTBALL: MILLS HAPPY TO PLAY TO CROWD.			91
FOOTBALL: Moyes pays tribute to Fulham new boy McBride.			335
FOOTBALL: NICHOLL HITCH SUITS SANCHEZ.			91
FOOTBALL: Reds find reasons to be fearful; Change of emphasis costs win WOLVES ........1 (Miller 90) LIVERPOOL .....1 (Cheyrou 42).			1396
FOOTBALL: Rhyl at home.			157
FOOTBALL: Sanchez takes reins in Northern Ireland.			322
FOOTBALL: Simonsen: I could have to quit Blues.			380
FOOTBALL: Skelmersdale United V Burscough.			147
FOOTBALL: Solskjaer dismisses setback rumours.			286
FOOTBALL: Spurs all clear to splash cash.			110
FOOTBALL: Youngsters set up Saints tie; Tranmere Rovers Yth...... 2 Stevenage Borough Yth....1.			446
Forced into an `oldfashioned' new year's eve; VIEW FROM THE FARM GATE.			580
Golf: BRITS OUT OF WORLD RALLY.			91
GOLF: Durable Foster seeking new start.			256
Golf: Foster relieved to be back on track.			596
GOLF: HAZELDON OPEN.			84
GOLF: Matthew Hazeldon qualifies for Open.			98
Green light for new mountain-topcafe.			493
HAROLD BROUGH: `Before I got a pounds 300 voucher for winning -now 13thearned me 1500 dollars!'.			543
HAROLD BROUGH: Nick of time; How a phone call from legend Faldo persuaded Jason to turn professional.			704
HOCKEY: Ali delivers late blow as Northop grap point; Northern Counties League.			186
HOCKEY: Late strikes kill off Pool; FLOODLIT CUP.			90
Hotel to sponsor women's rugby.			142
Israel PM's future on line in bribes scandal.			448
Joke `mistake'.			98
Jones' `In unity there is strength' reminder.			166
Joy and confidence the keys to learning; When your child starts school, it can be quite a wrench -for everyone. Clare Usher reports.			687
Kidney swap patient's double helping -with chips.			168
Legal advice for governors.			255
Lisa's precious offer for children.			120
Lotto numbers.			81
MEP's fury at folk-singing Plaid chief's radio tribute.			298
Michael Jackson's accuser `very ill'.			184
Minister in talks on Anglesey airport.			135
More reasons why riding is better than sex.			179
Mounting hysteria over subsidy reform.			360
NEXT GENERATION: Early lambs a treat for keen students and sellers alike; YOUNG,GIFTED AND WELSH.			422
No achievement without tension; A teacher from Liverpool school Belvedere explains that preparation is the key to success.			427
No achievement without tension; One parent tells Laura Davis that exam nerves didn't just affect her daughter -but, even if she had failed, it would still have been useful.			559
No appeal for Dome raiders.			229
No one could save our girl; Parents' agony as toddler dies of meningitis.			569
Plan for turbines raises no resistance.			145
Playspotthe dog with the DailyPost and win afantasticcashprize; JACKPOT STANDS AT pounds 200.			229
Police chiefs in hot water.			505
POST PAST: A LEGEND REVEREDBY RIVALS.			449
POST PAST: The day Everton left me in tears.			536
POST PAST: Win a free copy of `Liverpool, The Trophy Years'.			182
Pro-hunters take Hart; Simon Hart is a man on a mission improbable: saving fox hunting. Andrew Forgrave Rural Affairs Editor, found the Countryside Alliance's new leader in fighting mood.			1490
Protest at post office closures.			196
Pupils learn lessons in reducing their stress.			217
Quiet times.			279
RACING: Don't miss the Duke.			361
RAW DEAL; Oxfam attacks the fat cats who really land on their feet.			535
Remanded in custody.			105
ROOST HOLDS KEY TO RAVEN'S CLEVER MIND.			505
Rounded education leads to personal development Leading `learning lights in the country' But which school to choose?			1014
RUGBY UNION: GIBBS BACKS DALLAGLIO.			83
RUGBY UNION: Scarlets will stand up to `loutish' acts.			303
SATs shake-up on the cards for Wales; Review recommends overhaul of controversial tests.			479
SAVAGE ATTACK: Awesome Gunners won't lose a game.			228
SAVAGE ATTACK: Jim stops rot.			94
SAVAGE ATTACK: New lease of life will begin at 40.			175
SAVAGE ATTACK: Sparky needs a few more like Vinnie; Grandfather rule can lift Wales' World Cup hopes.			495
SHE DIED IN HOURS; Family nightmare as meningitis kills Haf.			161
Sheila still makes a point of winning Quiet times; AT THE HEART OF THE COUNTRY.			1027
Sign errors are beyond a joke; Campaigner highlights catalogue of blunders.			421
Sleep on it.			96
SNOOKER: TABLE SLATED BY WILLIAMS.			91
SNOOKER: Williams in table fury.			122
Somerfield recovery surges ahead.			263
STEP FORWARD.			580
Summit to discuss milk crisis.			155
Taken to the dogs by Northern champions.			293
Teacher killed on crossing.			99
Teenage gunmen attack student.			125
TENNIS: Abolish the drugs tests; Ulihrach's shock call to ATP.			517
TENNIS: Calderstones promises entertainment.			385
TENNIS: Mauresmo eyeing title already.			251
TENNIS: Overshadowed; Drugs row remains main talking point.			862
The thug who did this got just 3 years in jail; Sentence on addict was too lenient, says victim.			479
TODAY'S TELEVISION CHOICE.			399
TYPICAL GCSE EXAMQUESTIONS.			221
Video brings to life old legend of love.			431
WALES IN A WEEK ... Battered food.			150
Wales of the UNEXPECTED: Twilight spectre at crossroads.			523
Watchdog promises language row probe.			441
We can't have a camera until someone dies; Villagers shocked at response to campaign.			493
We pay for MPs to keep second homes; AT THE HEART OF THE COUNTRY.			400
Will Monkey year work magic?; This Chinese New Year promises good times ahead -unless you've got something to hide. Gareth Bicknell learns more from an expert.			1677
Woman driver's terror ordeal.			246
World NEWS.			442
Wynnstay sales up but profits down.			372
Your full guide to the independents; TO HELP parents find their way through the mass of information available to parents choosing an independent school, Laura Davis brings you an essential reference guide, detailing information from exam results to term fees.			2460
YOUR LETTERS: Activists' errors.			186
YOUR LETTERS: Englished Welsh.			125
YOUR LETTERS: Enlightened law.			170
YOUR LETTERS: Gold and Brown.			120
YOUR LETTERS: Housing ethics.			194
YOUR LETTERS: HQ move folly.			162
YOUR LETTERS: Machine misery.			116
YOUR LETTERS: Nationalism will inflame conflict.			135
YOUR LETTERS: Question of Islam.			145