Articles from The Evening Standard (London, England) (November 9, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'At 900p, we'd listen'.			261
'CATCH US IF YOU CAN'; TERRY TITLE TAUNT AS FERGIE ESCAPES RAP.			221
'Cheapskate' Kraft offers only 717p for Cadbury.			554
'Driver ordered us off bus in heavy rain'.			277
'Recession vacation' lifts West End; Weak pound the key attraction as bargain hunters head for London.			423
'Sea Monster' rematch wouldn't be box office; Sporting Miscellanies.			121
'Strain that treatment puts on couples is incredible'.			191
'Terror attack on New York subway' foiled by Yard tip-off.			333
'Women with toy boys are fuelling demand for IVF'.			456
'Women with toy boys fuel demand for IVF'.			653
'Yard foils New York terror plot'.			147
[pounds sterling]20m HAYE MEGA-FIGHT FOR WEMBLEY WORLD CHAMPION PLANS KLITSCHKO SHOWDOWN.			65
[pounds sterling]500,000 fines for firms who lose data.			62
200 students lose A-level places after college's funding collapses.			435
2012 budget 'now [pounds sterling]12bn'.			193
2012 budget 'now [pounds sterling]12bn'.			193
50 lorries a day through the centre of London to take Crossrail earth away.			410
A dead on arrival bid?			271
A reminder of THE joke [...]; Londoner's Diary.			57
A severe lack of social graces.			121
Ad hoc justice.			193
Ad hoc justice.			193
Allianz back in profit as sales beat forecasts.		Financial report	234
America stands on brink of 'historic' healthcare reform.			268
ARMY OF SNOOPERS SPYING ON LONDON; COUNCIL RECRUITS 2,000 VOLUNTEERS TO REPORT 'CRIMES' LIBERTIES WARNING OVER EXPANSION OF SURVEILLANCE; Snoopers 'will help to make our streets cleaner and safer'.			669
AS GM announce that Vauxhall [...].			72
Ashton's forced retirement rubs salt into Zola's wounds.			530
Asian students attacked by gangs near university.			367
AT a recent conference call, [...].			61
Axa plans Asian push with [pounds sterling]1.7bn rights issue.			223
BA cabin crew are right to strike.			131
BARCLAYS, which will update the [...]; TOMORROW'S AGENDA.			120
Battling Chelsea are sitting pretty.			23
Benn likes the Tory party; Londoner's Diary.			73
Berlin has a party for peace.			737
Berlin has a party for peace.			599
Best of the thesps.			62
Boris fights plan to shut commuter route.			127
British troops killed by policeman flown home.			348
British troops killed.			179
Britney mimed at gig, say fans.			84
Brown tells leaders to back 'president' Blair.			260
BROWN: SORRY IF YOU CAN'T READ MY WRITING; PM GROVELS TO WAR FAMILIES; Brown telephones dead soldier's mother to apologise for blunders.			743
Brown: We'll adopt the Dons cup spirit of old at The Den.			353
Brown: We'll adopt the Dons cup spirit of old at The Den.			355
BT staff share [pounds sterling]45m Euro lottery jackpot.			110
BUZZWORD.			70
Can Cameron convince us?			428
Capital leads recovery but job losses still rise.			211
Capital's gourmet chocolate hotspot.			230
Carnival bus death driver jailed.			269
Chelsea sit pretty after ugly victory over United; It may not have been a vintage display from Carlo Ancelotti's men, but the ability to scrape wins like this is the mark of true title contenders, writes Simon Johnson.			793
Chelsea sit pretty after ugly victory over United; It may not have been a vintage display from Carlo Ancelotti's men, but the ability to scrape wins like this is the mark of true title contenders, writes Simon Johnson.			812
CHESS.			76
CHOICE.			230
Citizen snoopers recruited to spy on Londoners; Street spies 'make us safer'.			532
COLD WAR NATIONS CELEBRATE DAY THE BERLIN WALL WAS TOPPLED 20 YEARS AGO; A WARM EMBRACE.			31
Colombia protests at Chavez war talk; WORLD IN BRIEF.			67
Combat Barbie struggles to find the right kit for Miss World war.			385
COMMONS WHISPERS Alistair Darling is [...]; MATCH OF TODAY.			64
Conran designs digs for LSE students.			86
Conran designs LSE digs.			99
CRITICS' CHOICE.			120
Crumb of truth unearthed at the Collider.			159
DAVID Miliband might lack job [...]; Londoner's Diary.			89
Dignity makes a killing in slump; NEWS IN BRIEF.			84
DON'T FORGET THE POPCORN; All you need is a big screen, the right seats, a projector if you can run to one, and you too can have the authentic home-cinema experience, discovers Mark Prigg.			527
DPP: It's time to stop giving cautions to violent offenders.			450
DPP: Violent offenders must no longer be given cautions.			387
EALING Acton Labour MP Andrew [...]; Londoner's Diary.			38
Eco group wins information fight; IN BRIEF.			49
ED MILIBAND V GREG CLARK [...]; MATCH OF TODAY.			69
EDF sends out lure for energy auction; For more business news standard.co.uk/ business NEWS IN BRIEF.			69
EDF sends out lure for energy auction; NEWS IN BRIEF.			76
Email snooping powers to win go-ahead despite abuse warnings.			343
England need a back-up plan to counter their forward failings; If his backs continue to be starved of good ball, Johnson's men will be heading for more defeats. Chris Jones reports.			598
England need a back-up plan to counter their forward failings; If Johnno's backs continue to be starved of good ball, they'll be heading for more defeats on road ahead. By Chris Jones.			615
EStxts.			110
EUROTUNNEL'S current claim to be [...].			116
Fabregas playing it cool as scoring run continues.			651
Fabregas playing it cool as scoring run continues.			639
FACE OFF; Jenny Wilhide charts the booming interest in fashionable fonts.			1120
Fall of the wall was a great day for Europe.			344
Fall of the wall was a great day for Europe.			333
Fan brushes his teeth as Chelsea paste United.			344
FANS ON THE WEB.			282
FILM.			115
Final date puts Becks out of England clash.			192
Final hours tick down on Kraft bid for Cadbury.			497
Five feels the pain of [pounds sterling]20.8m loss.			385
FIVE POINTS CLEAR, NOW STOP US IF YOU CAN; CHELSEA ON TRACK FOR TITLE; Terry says victory over United gives Blues the edge in battle for Premier League crown.			348
FIVE POINTS CLEAR, NOW STOP US IF YOU CAN; CHELSEA ON TRACK FOR TITLE; Terry says victory over United gives Blues the edge in battle for Premier League crown.			354
Forged ticket alert for Ryder Cup fans; IN BRIEF.			71
FRANCIS Farmar, an occasional outpatient [...]; Londoner's Diary.			69
FUTUROLOGY ARMLETS.			292
Games legacy minister 'is failing to make voice heard'.			203
Games' Legacy minister 'is failing to make voice heard'.			204
GEEKY GIRLS; Kookiness is what sells music these days and these opinionated artists have it in spades, says Jasmine Gardner.			673
German manufacturing rise another boost for eurozone.			154
Go Go get your robotic hamster now ... while stocks last.			125