Articles from Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England) (October 23, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
4,500 postal staff on strike in region; FIVE MILLION ITEMS OF MAIL STUCK INSYSTEM AS ACTION CONTINUES.			394
A new Insight into charity; Advertisement Feature.			460
A Polo really grows on you.			585
A smart way to get around.			356
A VERY popular venue for food [...].			406
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			225
Adrian Mole - The Prostrate Years.			158
Alberto woe; SOCCER In Brief.			105
Also released.			318
Also released.			449
An efficiency DRIVe.			232
Andy out to put bite on Rovers; Carroll's ready to hit back.			415
Bard may pip St Nick to the post.			717
Beardo's just glass! BLACK CATS BOSS BUYS STATUE OF LEGEND TO HELP CHARITY.			378
Bid to beat floods.			126
Big Renault is a bargain.			624
Blues are battered EVERTON manager David; SOCCER In Brief.			109
Blues at the heart of Africa; ALAN NICHOL has the latest news on the roots music scene.			961
Blyth star Dale will be huge miss; BLUE SQUARE NORTH.			375
Bogie demands a double effort; BLUE SQUARE PREMIER.			356
Boost for bus services.			143
Brave Barry's 10,000ft drop.			102
Bruce puts public Brum row in the past.			459
Bull terrier saved after fight with the law; DANGEROUS DOG CHARGE DROPPED.			432
Bullying claims.			197
Butt's in frame to replace suspended Smith.			370
Call by coroner.			85
Call to follow Irish over drinking limit; MAURICE GLOVER takes a look at the week's motoring news.			347
Club's safety bid.			116
Collings puts faith in youth; UNIBOND PREMIER.			267
Crash appeal.			94
Cutting myself meant I was in control; One in five youngsters have self--harmed. Here one Tyneside teenager tells her story.			1345
Dear Hound.			119
Death amystery.			189
Disabled widower's three days in cell.			689
Display of dresses is simply Supreme; 1960s STAR PUTS HER COLLECTION ON DISPLAY.			367
DON OF A NEW ERA FOR KEV; New era for Kev.			544
Dream job for Daniel; MASTERCHEF FINALIST MISSES MAIN PRIZE -BUT LANDS TOP-NOTCH ROLE.			463
Dying man 'was ignored'.			192
Ex-councillor is in the clear; Man did not make racist gesture.			308
Ex-girlfriend guilty of smuggle runs.			165
Family asks for apology; WOMAN SENT TO AUSTRALIA AS A CHILD WAS SUBJECTED TO CRUELTY.			425
Family plea for information.			294
Fanta st ic visuals but no fun for kids.		Movie review	495
FIRE UP YOUR IMAGINATION.			229
Firefighters attacked; POLICE HELP PROTECT CREWS.			376
Firms see the light.			134
Flu cases up.			128
Free fun for the whole family.			184
Garden of memory; SCHOOL HONOURS POPULAR CARETAKER KILLED BY CANCER.			254
Get your free tyre check.			287
Good value breakfasts.			81
Greek isle fall horror.			231
Griffin hits out at 'twist' to show; BNP boss slams BBC 'lynch mob'.			439
Griffin is a real turn off on BBC; BNP boss fails his TV test.			447
Grisly tale has laughts; Drag Me To Hell (Cert 15, 95 mins, Lionsgate Films Home Entertainment (UK) Ltd, Horror/Comedy/Thriller, also available to buy DVD pounds 19.99/Blu-ray pounds 24.99). Starring: Alison Lohman, Justin Long, Lorna Raver, Dileep Rao, Adriana Barraza, David Paymer, Reggie Lee.			340
Halloween fright fest; Advertisement Feature.			501
Help Thunder ride out storm.			439
Historic hound.			294
Home at last.			115
Home groan.			85
Hospice hot trot.			116
How scam was broken in Customs crackdown; STAY-AT-HOME SMUGGLING CON BANKROLLED: HIGH LIFE FOR MASTERMIND BEHIND TAX DODGE.			886
Howay to Hollywood; TOON SHOP PROVIDES PROPS AND COSTUMES FOR THE BIG SCREEN.			387
I FIND it quite ironic in tonight's [...].			192
I Khan beat Amir, says the boy from the Big Apple.			361
I want Toon in top flight; Guthrie sets heart on promotion.			463
I'll fight for my dad; LAW STUDENT MAKES PLEDGE TO GET JUSTICE FOR: SUFFERERS OF DISEASE.			480
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	550
In the picture; THE SEARCH FOR OUR REGION'S BONNIEST BAIRN TO START NEXT WEEK.			342
It's one Hec of a win for Evans.			259
It's Tyne for a change at top shop centre; BOSS TO TAKE ON METROCENTRE.			418
Jeep has real pull.			501
Jilted dad stole to pay for holiday; Man admits committing scam on his employers.			396
Jonas is learning - the hard way.			219
Labour to blame for ale's move.			202
Last chance for yob neighbour; FINAL WARNING IS SLAMMED BY FED-UP LOCALS.			603
Legends of North East sport.			169
Legends turn out for Charlie; FUNDRAISING EVENT HONOURS FORMER MAGPIE.			411
Long run for comedy tour; Comedian Eddie Izzard plays two nights in Newcastle next week. Entertainment Editor GORDON BARR catches up with him.			658
Look Who's at library.			91
Magpies have made it tough.			529
Man loses reputation.			141
Monster mayhem; Aliens Vs Monsters (Cert PG, 90 mins, Paramount Home Entertainment, Family/Sci-Fi/Action/Comedy, also available to buy DVD pounds 19.99/two-disc DVD pounds 24.99/Blu-ray pounds 26.99). Starring: Reese Witherspoon, Hugh Laurie, Will Arnett, Seth Rogen, Rainn Wilson, Kiefer Sutherland, Paul Rudd, Stephen Colbert.			352
Motorhomes keep moving.			86
Nice day for a colouful divorce.			222
Old romantics are reunited; Spandau Ballet are in Newcastle on Monday. Entertainment Editor GORDON BARR chats to singer Tony Hadley, who tells why he is leaving old demons firmly in the past.			694
Olly's bag man turns on the style.			171
Onions loves a lot on his plate.			333
Patience the key as Falcons chase first win.			564
Perfectly formed mini.			525
PICTURE THIS, MY COAST Twisting cliffs[...]; The Northumbrian Association recently gave awards to budding poets, both young and old. Here we publish a selection of some of the winning entries for the Writers' Competition 2009.			995
Pubwatch for town.			96
PUNTERS PANEL.			368
PUNTERS PANEL.			586
Pupils taking to the streets.			166
Pupils' poems praise police.			154
QUIZ TIME.			82
Recession woe.			144
Respect is needed.			200
Rewarding region's young achievers; Glitzy red carpet event for winners.			401
Rising star shines; Classical music.			430
Robber strikes at shop where bookie died.			327
Robber strikes at shop where bookie died.			257
Sean: It's just another game.			335
Sharing secrets of her school.			229
Simpson's not panicking yet.			407
Sparkle WITH glamour; It's time for glitz and glamour now the party season has arrived. LIZ LAMB finds some fabulous frocks.			301
Spot on at Strada.			179
Stay out of trouble driving in traffic.			351
Still on strike.			80
Still showing.			316
Table is laid for a Grand event.			367
Tafari may bring a Ton of trouble.			586
Tax too taxing.			138
The best of British food; Oldfields Restaurant 18 Claypath Durham, (0191) 370 9595 www.oldfieldsrestaurants.com.			534
The Machine act.			188
The spooks fail to thrill.			345
THE WHEEL DEAL; DISCOVERY UNEARTHS A BLAST FROM THE PAST.			363
Thieves steal baby's pram; MUM LEFT STUNNED THAT YOBS WOULD STRIKE SUCH A LOW BLOW.			375
Think I need a bit of help.			692
Tories will ruin country.			264
Turn-ing the clock back; Michael faces old team-mate.			609
Union needs to grow up.			115
Uppleasant film with nothing good a about it.			487
Village green bid in protest.			200
Warning of buying con.			330
Water great display! Readers' pictures are stunning.			194
We're Gaga on you, ladies.			521
What The Dog Saw And Other Adventures.			126
Woody pleased with Robins progress but wants more; SKILLTRAININGLTD NORTHERN LEAGUE.			506
Your stars.			600
Your support is as strong as a rock; Alistair Darling has hailed the people of the North East for helping keep Northern Rock going. WILL GREEN looks at the plans for its future.			394
Your View.			100