Articles from The Birmingham Post (England) (December 13, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Half-arsed' Jaguar wins Car of Year.			357
A man of style, colour and excitement.			423
Archive.			202
ARTS: Dubiouser and dubiouser; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge Reviews Alice In Wonderland Birmingham Repertory Theatre **.			314
ARTS: Hats off to all writers of pantomime jokes; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge Amateur Stage.			685
ARTS: Standards high; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge Hollywood veteran Clint Eastwood has captured one of America's bloodiest battles in his latest work, writes Jo Walker.			826
ARTS: Streets ahead of Blunt; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge Reviews Paolo Nutini Carling Academy ****.			299
ARTS: Zing go the strings; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge Reviews Pinocchio Midland Arts Centre ****.			313
Athletics: Mayock hopes Chambers turns young from drugs.			332
Athletics: MLF gives new star benefit of his painful experience.			403
BABY BILASH IS SUPERB.			843
Baghdad bombs kill 71 waiting to get work.			694
Best thing about working here was your workmates.			399
BIA now flying high on numbers.			551
Birmingham Post Business Award; POST PEOPLE.			132
BRAIN GAIN: Make a Date.			82
BRAIN GAIN: Quiz of the Day.			167
British rabbi at conference 'stab in the heart' for Jewish community.			313
Brook 40th Anniversary.			90
Cadbury's pounds 30m bite.			677
Cardboard city charity honour.			143
Cheap pensions scheme will help millions to save.			489
Chemicals law leads world.			494
Christmas rail strikes could be off as overtime dispute is resolved.			293
Civica doubles its full-year profits.			346
Countrywide in pounds 940m takeover.			276
Court ruling means treasury may have to pay back millions of pounds.			466
Cricket: Bears could be faced with Harris headache.			423
Cricket: Gilchrist happy to play a supporting role to Warne.			597
Cricket: Graveney leaves selection to others.			292
Cricket: Marsh lambasts Fletcher and penny-pinching ECB.			561
Cricket: No mercy from Ponting.			801
Cricket: Pietersen praise for 'best-ever' Australian team.			545
Cricket: Willis laments Cooley departure.			260
Crisis in retail deepening.			710
Davenham Party at Metro Bar; POST PEOPLE.			114
DBA Accreditation Dinner.			97
Deloitte & Barclays Dinner.			161
Diana sons plan fun memorial concert.			283
ENTERPRISE: Girls on top.			97
ENTERPRISE: How tsunami gave Nicola direction.			602
ENTERPRISE: Keeping health checks simple.			377
ENTERPRISE: Latest plans may give insight into red tape burden firms face.			276
ENTERPRISE: Mark intern and president of Oxford Entrepreneurs.			186
ENTERPRISE: Young Midlanders sure mean business.			546
Excited by interest in Islam.			473
First Tesco is set for Beijing.			494
Flooding around the region.			205
Food and celebrities come before sex for blokes.			180
Football: Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill.			323
Football: Bendtner's class clear to Bruce; COCA COLA CHAMPIONSHIP.			948
Football: Davies comeback boosts Wolves.			331
Football: Lord Stevens reports on transfer inquiry.			140
Football: McClaren sure England will rise to challenge.			436
Football: McShane's fortune faded; COCA-COLA CHAMPIONSHIP.			740
Football: Money hopes for repeat reaction; LEAGUE TWO.			165
Football: Petrov proves Premier point.			629
Football: Tranmere cool on 'feeder' rumours.			427
Football: Tyson delivers the killer blow for Forest; FA CUP.			279
Football: West Ham closing in on Curbishley.			256
For Duncan the factory closure is very personal; RYTON 1939-2006.			1462
FSB Dinner Reception.			113
GET SET FOR CHRISTMAS.			1088
GKN profit ahead of last year's figures.			236
Golf: Casey joyful at Tour award.			376
Horse Racing: Safety worries linger.			787
Hospitals merger moving closer.			643
How 206 became a Coventry symbol.			635
Hunt spreads for killer of five vice girls.			582
If people don't believe in a meaningful pension, they will opt out.			517
IN BRIEF.			533
Interpol joins the hunt for ex-Russian spy's killers.			146
Johnston says newspaper advertisement revenues won't get better soon.			275
La Tasca relying on happier Christmas.			262
Landmarks Photographic Exhibition Opening.			166
Launch of Pine Coppice; POST PEOPLE.			134
Lengthy term faces man who shot Pc.			244
Many cancer patients face financial struggle and lose their homes.			294
Michael quits the Arcadian for Alps.			761
Money matters; THE BIRMINGHAM POST.			316
Mother of Iraq victim loses case over war.			432
MP slams councillors over Tesco store bid.			263
Nasdaq offering pounds 2.7bn to LSE shareholders.			373
National Air Services $2bn deal.			294
New pensions scheme welcomed in region.			556
Ousted chamber boss 'disappointed'.			340
Outback murder injustice alleged.			424
Parade marred by security.			157
Patients on run from secure mental unit.			235
PEARS Event.			111
PERFECT FOR PEOPLE; POST STYLE.			445
PERSPECTIVE: Keeping an eye on surveillance society; The rise in CCTV, plans for national identity cards and a central medical database all mean Britain is becoming one of the most monitored nations on Earth. Here Phil Booth, coordinator for the pressure group NO2ID, argues against our surveillance society.		Company overview	1101
PERSPECTIVE: To flee or not to flee, - is that the question?			401
Phoenix Golf Society.			118
Poor Christmas sales hits Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury.			464
PORTS FOR CHRISTMAS.			1005
pounds 2.2m deal for Smiths Detection.			194
Prices rise at fastest rate since 1997.			502
Progress for West Brom 'excellent'.			468
Protester in portrait bid.			124
Recipe.			192
Reid rattles out some Rumsfeld rhetoric over terror measures.			319
Retail Therapy; BEAUTY STYLE.			820
Rug sales help Carpetright profits despite decline in laminate flooring.			417
Rugby Union: Baron resists Clive's quit call.			666
Rugby Union: Roff reflects as Oxford crash to another loss; Cambridge U 15 Oxford U 6.			380
Ryton, built by Alfred McAlpine in 1939; From a factory turning out aero engines for the war effort to super-mini cars, the Ryton car plant has had a varied and turbulent history. John Revill takes a look at the past Ryton 1939-2006.			1310
Serial killer hunt: Two more bodies.			144
SHARE PRICES: Shares struggling for direction in shake-up; MARKET REPORT.			452
Shop tycoon checks out with knighthood.			167
Snooker: Perry comes from behind to shock Doherty as Ding stays on course.			302
Society of Turnaround Professionals.			146
Solihull Soroptimists; POST PEOPLE.			125
Street cleaning regulations are a fine mess; THE BIRMINGHAM POST.			391
STREETSMART ON THE MENU IN BIRMINGHAM.			283
Strong American market helps Ashtead to 40pc rise in pretax profits.			304
Support for London games on the rise.			190
Surgery for weight loss 'is wrong message'.			282
Taliban kill Royal Marine.			144
Talking point; THE BIRMINGHAM POST.			84
Tears as last Peugeot rolls out of Ryton.			622
The inquests into the deaths of four teenagers.			94
THE JEWEL OF THE CITY; IN THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, THE MAGNET-LIKE LURE OF SHOPPING MAILS AND THE HIGH STREET CAN OFTEN CAUSE CONSUMERS TO OVERLOOK ONE OF THE CITY'S GEMS - THE JEWELLERY QUARTER. ALISON JONES TAKES A WALK AROUND THE QUARTER AND ENJOYED SOME PERSONABLE SERVICE. PICTURES BY JASON SKARRATT.			1858
The North Pole could be ice-free by 2040.			215
THEATRE: Grains of truth from universal principles; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge A Birmingham theatre group has built an international reputation from a single grain of rice, as Terry Grimley reports.			1139
THEATRE: Theatre bows out with a musical blockbuster; CULTURE In association with The Art Lounge Preview The RSC's latest musical venture is already a box office hit, writes Terry Grimley.			313
Theme.			163
Third missing paedophile is caught.			122
Three arrested over tax scam.			131
Tindal St Book Launch.			120
UK Balls creditors get offer of free services.		Theater review	240
WAGS work for Hogg Robinson.			289
We've got our finger on the pulse at country restaurant.			366
Why rubbish in Brum is a total mess.			619
Worcester Celebration Dinner; POST PEOPLE.			147
Wright Hassall Annual Construction Conference.			188