Articles from The Daily Mail (London, England) (June 23, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Knee-jerk reaction won't fix Irish deficit'.			117
[pounds sterling]10m boost for children struggling with dyslexia.			222
[pounds sterling]9.6m for the boss of a bailed-out bank? What sickening proof that the City fat cats have learned nothing.			1267
10 OF THE BEST BRAIN BOOSTERS.			340
10 OF THE BEST BRAIN BOOSTERS.			306
20,000 FLIGHTS FOR JUST [pounds sterling]5.			388
30 SECOND GUIDE TO ... BRITISH AIRWAYS PENSION FUND.			219
30 SECOND GUIDE TO ...BRITISH AIRWAYS PENSION FUND.			219
30-SECOND CHALLENGE.			56
30-SECOND CHALLENGE.			57
30-SECOND CHALLENGE.			55
30-SECOND CHALLENGE.			117
5 of the best Tea Tree oil treatments.			253
74 years after its first photo, Kodachrome's gone in a flash.			215
74 years after its first photo, Kodachrome's gone in a flash.			212
A 16-YEAR-OLD Italian by the name.			64
A 16-YEAR-OLD Italian by the name; DEREK LAWRENSON the world of golf.			60
A 16-YEAR-OLD Italian by the names.			64
A bright spark? Try welding ...			785
A cocaine and tonic.			1333
A cocaine and tonic.			1329
A cocaine and tonic; ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.			1329
A CURIOUS choice of illustration in the latest.			47
A first class fiddle; Royal Mail could face [pounds sterling]40m fine over claims managers boosted bonuses by hijacking research into the efficiency of deliveries.			696
A first class fiddle; Royal Mail could face [pounds sterling]40m fine over claims managers boosted bonuses by hijacking research into the efficiency of deliveries; EXCLUSIVE.			850
A first class fiddle; Royal Mail faces [pounds sterling]40m fine over claims managers boosted bonuses by twisting the figures to make deliveries look more efficient.			700
A first class fiddle; Royal Mail faces [pounds sterling]40m fine over claims managers boosted bonuses by twisting the figures to make deliveries look more efficient.			696
A job for Joanna; LETTERS.			149
A job? That's too stressful, says Carly the full-time WAG.			501
A MARVEL FOR CRYPTOLOGIC.			98
A minimum price for drink 'will save lives'.			434
A mother's love; LETTERS.			181
A RESIGNATION in London politics yesterday.			46
A return to greed; COMMENT.			123
A SWIFT EXIT; Nature's acrobats, dancing through the air, they're the symbol of English summer. So why are swifts vanishing from our skies?			1359
A town likes malice.			149
A tragic date; LETTERS.			63
A-plus Neil makes it all work out for the Best.			743
AIR Commodore Alastair Mackie.			43
AIR Commodore Alastair Mackie; Ephraim Hardcastle.			40
AIR Commodore Alastair.			43
Airlines could go bust, says Branson.			518
Airlines could go bust, says Branson.			514
ALONSO SACRIFICED AS KOP BUY JOHNSON; Alonso sale to kickstart Kop rebuild.			498
ALONSO SACRIFICED AS KOP BUY JOHNSON; Alonso sale to kickstart Kop rebuild.			489
AN OPEN DOOR; First Major top-ten and Rory fixes eyes on Turnberry glory.			662
Antrim keeper faces Ulster semi-final heartache.			363
AT A GLANCE.			87
AT ADAM'S on Stephen's Green; TALK OF THE TOWN.			74
AT LAST a little good news for the Greens.			48
Aviva's Aussie sale.			86
Babysitter of 15 'beat toddler to death'.			504
BAIRNS WON'T LEAVE VADUZ TO CHANCE.			446
Bank repossesses fugitive solicitor's holiday home.			376
Baptised by a bishop in waders.			152
Bears feast on recession fears.			802
BEVERLEY (1560 562 022).			66
BEVERLEY.			66
BEVERLEY.			66
BLAKE SUCCUMBS ON GRAVEYARD SHIFT.			575
bmi founder earns [pounds sterling]223m in stake sale.			294
BOPARA BACKS DUO TO FORCE WAY BACK; CRICKET.			185
Bord Gais 'must come clean' on theft of customer details.			271
Boxing boss attacked man with a metal pole.			165
Boy in court over Romanian attacks.			193
Boy, 3, on fire safety course for dropping a lit match.			215
BRIDGE.			182
BRIDGE.			182
BRIGHTON (1560 562 022).			57
BRIGHTON.			57
BRIGHTON.			57
BRIT WATCH.			132
BRIT WATCH.			132
Brixton is rescued by Segro in a [pounds sterling]107m deal.			184
BROADCASTER and advertising.			104
BROADCASTER and advertising; Ephraim Hardcastle.			101
Brown's clean-up and Letts's view: Pages 8-9.			275
Brown: How I'll clean up politics.			558
BT, UPC face the music.			63
Burden for the State; COMMENT.			161
By the way ...			312
By the way ...			314
Calais on riot alert as protesters flood in.			198
CALL THIS GOOD TV? In this squalor lived a family in desperate need of society's help - not a film crew to turn their plight into entertainment.			1012
Calorie counter.			35
Campaigners storm coal ship in power plant protest.			220
Car dealers fined for fixing the prices.			109
Cat torturer is caged; Lawyer warns 'Beast' may also be threat to humans.			353
Celts' woe at [pounds sterling]4m Fortune; FOOTBALL EXTRA.			167
Cereal boxes, the best part of breakfast.			440
Championship is in need of a wake-up call.			844
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			130
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			111
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			130
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			87
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			129
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			87
CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.			92
Children's life in a 'hell hole'; Parents jailed over rubbish-tip home.			454
City sign [pounds sterling]18m Santa.			109