Articles from The Evening Standard (London, England) (November 2, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Green' air tax won't stop flights.			103
'Our Obama moment will be electing a black Mayor'.			466
'Sink school' that turned into best in the country.			653
'Sink school' turns into best in Britain.			322
'Sink secondary' now best in Britain.			320
'Too slow' Nestle boss takes blame; NEWS IN BRIEF.			77
... but I'll still leave a tip; Sporting Miscellanies.			51
[pounds sterling]2 million cost of delay in house sale; IN BRIEF.			39
[pounds sterling]23bn pneumonia plea; WORLD IN BRIEF.			57
[pounds sterling]40 for a party? Thanks a lot.			126
02.11.09 Inside today.			53
150m tower block to rise in Battersea.			433
2012 project to help deprived children across world play sport.			472
24 hour arty people; Londoner's Diary.			77
40% of London families receive housing benefit.			292
A Government minister is planning [...].			72
AA Gill may have thought [...]; Londoner's Diary.			83
Alert as fertility clinic admits it used damaged donor sperm.			187
An escalator first.			85
Angry Parkinson faces FA rap.			129
Angry Parkinson faces FA rap.			129
Applications for leading universities are up 12 per cent.			239
Asylum boat founders; WORLD IN BRIEF.			63
Australia restricted by the Indian attack; IN BRIEF.			96
BA staff threaten Christmas strike.			42
BA workers in mass protest as strike threat grows over cuts.			159
Bagshawe ruffles party feathers; Londoner's Diary.			189
Bankrupt financier vows to repay high-profile clients' lost millions.			352
Banks bruised by break-up moves.			635
Barclays turmoil as Odey sells.			632
Bassong's top-four belief is unbroken.			292
Bassong's top-four belief is unbroken.			289
Battle to beat Torres and top the charts is keeping hitman Didier on song; Chelsea striker says his race with rival to be leading scorer in the top flight is behind his super start to season. By Simon Johnson.			911
BBC should ban Boyle for spoon slur, says top swimmer.			242
Beefeaters in bullying row.			42
Bomb disposal Sgt killed in explosion; IN BRIEF.			47
Bomb survivor's first bus ride since 7/7.			318
Boris sacked me because he didn't want someone who was as large a figure as him in the public mind; WHEN THE HEAD OF THE MET, SIR IAN BLAIR, WALKED INTO THE MAYOR'S OFFICE LAST OCTOBER, HE SAW A FAR TOUGHER SIDE TO THE USUALLY EBULLIENT BORIS JOHNSON.			2037
Boris's bike scheme is too much of a steal; Londoner's Diary.			303
Boris's bike scheme is too much of a steal; Londoner's Diary.			307
Britons plan to cut back on Christmas; NEWS IN BRIEF.			84
Brompton Oratory fights plans for Boris bike station.			149
Brown bows to angry MPs over expenses reform.			519
Brown's meddling to blame for drug policy chaos, says Clarke.			343
Brown's policy on drugs is in tatters, warns sacked adviser.			478
BT Tower restaurant to turn again.			332
Cameron rounds on MP for Hitler expenses jibe.			431
Cameron rounds on MP for Hitler expenses jibe.			429
Cameron's health pledge may rebound.			266
Cameron's health pledge may rebound.			260
Cameron: I'll boost patient power and cut NHS red tape.			218
Cameron: My patient power plan to replace the NHS target culture.			400
Canned spirits up as alcopop bubble bursts.			109
CATTERICK RUNNERS TOMORROW (RUK).			27
CATTERICK RUNNERS TOMORROW (RUK).			27
CHEATING PARENTS FACE COURT FINES; 3,500 FAMILIES LIE ON SCHOOL FORMS, ONLY 1,200 CAUGHT; MOVE WILL LET COUNCILS SUE OVER 'THEFT' OF PLACES; Parents who cheat for place at best schools will be fined.			608
CHESS.			124
Chloride in dive of 16% as power demand falters.			109
CHOICE.			245
Christmas flight chaos looms in BA staff revolt.			400
Christmas flight chaos looms in BA staff revolt; BA workers gather to vent anger over new contracts.			514
Club date rings a bell.			116
Confidence is more than a numbers game; Sporting Miscellanies.			99
Council defuses firework sparkle; IN BRIEF.			39
COUNCIL TAX BILLS CUT FOR MILLIONS; TOWN HALLS RACE TO FREEZE CHARGES BEFORE ELECTION; LABOUR ACCUSES TORIES OF PUTTING SERVICES AT RISK Town halls. clash over how to reduce bills.			392
COUNTRY LIZ I'M OUT OF LOVE WITH LONDON ... BUT PUT ME IN CHARGE.			156
COUNTRY LIZ MODEL FARMER SAYS SHE'S OVER LONDON.			231
Crozier's [pounds sterling]1m pay revealed as postal strike talks resume.			230
Crozier's [pounds sterling]1m pay revealed as postal strike talks resume.			232
Cumani's campaigner can cause Cup shock.			398
Cumani's keen on Cup shock.			320
D1 Oils settles for less in dispute with US rival.			125
Dame Tanni helps spread London's Olympic legacy.			176
Darling set for [pounds sterling]30bn bank cash injection.			177
Darling to give banks [pounds sterling]30bn cash injection.			174
Derivatives are not weapons of mass destruction; After one expert on these pages argued $600 trillion market is big threat, a top risk manager responds.			893
Don't privatise Royal Mail.			413
Double rapist escapes from embassy guard.			120
Dragon deal 'too cheap'.			262
Dragon holders cashing in.			253
Education lottery put twins 18 miles apart.			212
EStxts.			103
Europe Minister plans to be first gay MP to 'wed' in the Commons.			371
EXETER JUMPS CARD TOMORROW (ATR).			39
Factory output is soaring.			243
FANS ON THE WEB.			248
Favre bites hand that once fed him; IN BRIEF.			101
Fertility clinic: No risk from damaged sperm.			260
FILM.			112
Fines for school cheat parents.			44
Fisher lands big prize and heads for gym.			241
Ford is motoring back into the black; NEWS IN BRIEF.			70
Ford is motoring back into the black; NEWS IN BRIEF.			82
From boardroom to schoolroom; Many City professionals have turned to teaching during the recession and find life in school more rewarding than their former careers, writes Sarah Richardson.			1098
FUTUROLOGY; START YOUR OWN RESTAURANT.			90
Garden guide to grow-your-own on derelict land.			98
GB's women match men in track pursuit stakes.			204
GB's women match men in track pursuit stakes.			204
GIRLS ON FILM; Women have helmed some first-rate films this year but still account for only three per cent of the industry's directors, says Nick Curtis.			541
GPs reject training to identify obese babies.			308