Articles from Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England) (November 18, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Bet scam' pair finally win payout; BASKETBALL WAGERS WERE FAIR.			477
1930s gowns put on display.			176
200 more high-skill jobs to go; RECESSION STILL HITTING FIRMS.			487
54% ignore flu jab.			160
A win has Legion singing in Eilles! Durham Alliance League.			366
Academic libelled publisher in blog.			342
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			397
Ambulance staff facing less abuse; SUCCESS AS VIOLENT INCIDENTS DROP, BUT SITUATION IS STILL SERIOUS.			433
Animal lovers needed.			158
Another delay for forgotten victims.			500
Appeal for help in road attack.			125
Arrest after cannabis find.			187
Back behind bars; SINGER'S SERIAL YOB BROTHER IS REMANDED AND FACES JAIL TERM.			404
Bees sting Heed for five in Cup replay.			401
BETRAYED; Carer who stole thousands from highly vulnerable 89-year-old man.			123
Birds misery.			89
Born on this day.			149
Broken by bird theft; GRANDAD'S PLEA TO FIND BROOD.			442
Brothers are here tonight.			279
Burglar appeal.			118
Cabbage patch king in town.			161
Cashpoint sneak thief struck time and again; CARER WHO RIPPED OFF AN 89-YEAR-OLD MAN.			669
Cats defender still in England frame: Bruce.			469
Charity ball to continue Sir Bobby's work.			242
Charity night a success.			151
Cheer up lads for Christmas.			170
Chefs cook up a dream in kitchen; SUCCESS IS ON THE MENU FOR NORTH BISTRO OWNER AFTER TV SHOW.			500
Childhood chores.			857
City bus drama.			91
DEATHS.			2679
Discover with David!			119
Dom:Together we can make History; Defenceman calls for fans continued support.			585
Double victory puts North back on track.			665
Drivers warned as roads flooded; SURFACE WATER CAUSES TRAFFIC PROBLEMS.			484
Eagles lose in league opener.			242
Easing to draw; Emergency Services League.			104
Fears over Rock charity.			251
Fine without Sir; SOCCER In Brief.			90
Five of seven back for 2010.			453
Forest are on fire to start cup defence in style; Pin Point Recruitment Amateur Cup.			394
Fund's grants reach pounds 1m.			187
Future in the frame; Chronicle COMMENT.			204
Good care is what counts.			110
Gordon Brown's new measures.			300
Great start for new outfit.			484
Grieving mum's crossing concern; BUILDER SEEKS REMOVAL OF BRIDGE IN NEW HOMES PLAN.			545
Gym not in shape for Hendon tie; TWR Trade Frames Wearside Combination League.			107
Half of women lack vitamin A.			138
Happened this day.			223
Hard-up dad took sofas.			90
Harrison goes to top of class; SPORT In Brief.			103
Hunt on for van man.			241
I spy ... more cameras than ever; There are more CCTV cameras on our streets than ever before. But is it a case of increasing our safety or Big Brother in overdrive? Chief Reporter ADAM JUPP investigates.			508
I'D LOVE STRIKE BERTH CHANCE; Lovenkrands in plea to Toon boss Chris: Peter's appeal.			576
Impressive Bay dethrone the Kings.			465
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	392
Jobs created; World Tonight.			83
Karter Paul is a Hard lad to beat; RALLY DRIVER'S SON PROVES REAL DRIVING FORCE.			441
Keep the faith, it's an Excellent thought.			623
King's are still out in front; North East Christian Fellowship League.			254
Lack of work a worry, says MP.			195
Life's a beach as North gets thumbs up; MORE PRAISE FOR CLEAR SEA WATER.			315
Luke at this for a cup hat-trick; Schools Football.			482
Main battle back for victory; Pin Point Recruitment Combination Cup.			401
Maverick mourned by many; TRIBUTES PAID TO VETERAN TYNESIDE LABOUR MP OF 26 YEARS.			605
Mayor meets youngsters.			160
Mean machine.			374
More soldiers lose their lives; TWO KILLED DAYS AFTER VOICING THEIR CONCERN.			566
Mum's anger at on trial PC; OFFICER WHO ALLEGEDLY KICKED LAD WENT TOO FAR, COURT TOLD.			372
Mum's anger at on-trial PC; OFFICER WHO ALLEGEDLY KICKED LAD WENT TOO FAR, COURT TOLD.			373
Nairac suspect remand.			142
New bus services.			102
New chief for council group.			169
New opportunities; Advertisement Feature.			818
Nickell police probe.			141
No luck of draw.			174
Pair brought back to earth.			277
Pedal power aids charities.			180
Pervert caught.			147
Phil-good factor as Airey shines.			599
Police in biker hunt.			192
Police target purse theft.			197
Policy is good for students.			142
pounds 20,000 drug haul.			86
Premier choice.			92
Punched in the face for trying to help.			245
Pupils' talent on show.			116
Queen keeps her flowers promise; PROUD CITY FLORIST'S FLAG DESIGN DISPLAYED AT CENOTAPH.			573
QUIZ TIME.			81
Reader's Poem.			117
REUNITED.			238
Riverside proves Avery good test! Seven pages of Grassroots Sport start with athletics.			1290
Rose release charity tune.			80
Samba signs long-term BLACKBURN defender; SOCCER In Brief.			81
Seventh heaven for Shields.			240
Snub is a bitter blow.			219
Sponsor deal high on new director's list.			579
Starlets holding court at Parks; BADMINTON.			414
Stepping back in time; Singer Paul Nilon is looking forward to spending time back on Tyneside, where he holidayed as a child, as he explains to Entertainment Editor GORDON BARR.			525
Student rugby honours just go to Northumbria; Close battle in clash of campuses.			335
Teams get their skates on for a battle on the ice.			498
Teen who crashed bike wasn't chased; Officers kept their distance.			680
Theft at farm.			117
Three defeats but nothing changes.			306
Touchdown in Toon for Pam; Pam Ann, the air hostess from hell, jets into Toon next week. Entertainment Editor GORDON BARR catches up with her alter ego, funny girl Caroline Reid.			546
Tough trip to Lancashire ends in Morpeth defeat; NON-LEAGUE ROUND-UP.			288
Trickery at centre stage.			272
Trott: Last victory spurred us to success.			452
Turbine protest.			108
Two-horse race for title again says Fergie.			360
Uni to build new halls.			214
United front against bullies.			216
Upsets galore in first round; Kicks Leisure Challenge Cup: LATEST REPORTS FROM AROUND THE MINOR FOOTBALL SCENE.			666
VENT YOUR SPLEEN.			204
Veteran ref enjoys extra time; LOCAL OFFICIAL HAS TAKEN ON 40,000 MATCHES.			453
Views wanted on speed limit.			165
Warm gesture for residents.			160
Warning over PO crooks; OAPS URGED TO MIND THEIR CASH AS PURSE-DIPPERS STRIKE.			330
We ' r e such good sports.			173
We'll need to dig Deep on Preston trip; Ready to dig Deep.			392
We're geared up to deal with bike thieves; POLICE RIDING HIGH AFTER STOLEN CYCLES FOUND.			563
We're such good sports.			173
We've still got chance: Keane.			396
What they said...			170
Wilson's hopes of honours suffers blow.			476
Writer recalls wartime town.			113
You've still got a part to play; Hughton message of hope to World Cup-bound midfielder.			588
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED.			247
Your Stars.			594
Your View.			96