Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (December 13, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Crude idea risks lives of children'.			214
'We will never forgive or forget the manner in which Chris's life was taken, we can only treasure the precious memories we have forever in our hearts of Christopher'.			642
'Wild' man of North puts it all in a book; Environment.			201
2 DAY IN 2 MINUTES: home and abroad.			420
2 DAY IN 2 MINUTES: regional news.			201
2 DAY IN 2 MINUTES: sport.			218
510 jobs will be cut to ease council tax; Labour says vital services will suffer.			819
A perfect family home in country.			189
Adams hails his players.			164
Agriculture and environment must 'share the stage'.			267
An author's home is her bastle ... Environment Editor Tony Henderson on one woman's mission to showcase the landscape of Northumberland.			587
Anger as school's funding in doubt; 'Worst teaching facility' town may miss out.			455
Anger at spin on crime data; Corrosive of public trust, says watchdog.			335
Audi reveals its new supercar.			611
Backing for pay as you go.			247
Basketball: Warning sounded by Blake; Rivals clip Eagles' wings.			666
Beauty SOS; Liz Hands on beauty for the morning-after-the-night before.			917
Bloodline is steeped in history; Horsebox.			214
Boro to frustrate Gunners again; BEAT THE BOOKIE William HILL.			476
Brulines buys Vianet out of administration.			408
Business still thriving.			236
Cafe offers a taste of town; Commercial Property.			152
CAP health check deal means little to farmers; EURO VIEW.			520
Care home for sale; Commercial Property.			81
Cash award puts Jobs in pipeline - after crunch.			309
Cats happy for Sbragia to oversee festive fixtures.			645
Chef adds a touch of excellence to Lodge; MY PLACE.			979
Coca-Cola in threat to halve Morpeth staff; Group acts a month after buying firm.			688
Colour-code your ideal car.			315
Commercial market decline; Commercial Property.			638
Community team targets truants.			193
Companies win roles in homes project.			238
County in debate on N-waste; Council wants to stay in loop.			327
Crackdown on festive motoring offences.			401
Cricket: New boy has 'crazy' debut; Swann stars as visitors dominate on second day.			524
Cricket: SPORT SHORTS - Twenty20 league plan cancelled.			124
culture: A treasure trove of children's stories; Seven Stories has reason to celebrate. David Whetstone talked to the writer who has made a major contribution to its collection.			804
culture: In brief.			300
culture: Panto packed with traditional ingredients; Aladdin at Sunderland Empire until January 4.			469
culture: Pinter to launch season.			258
culture: Pogues whip up a festive storm; The Pogues, Newcastle Carling Academy.			340
Daldini is pick of Smith's contenders; in association with Pagebet.			382
Dance-off derby match; Geordie Dancer versus Mackem Mover - on Sky.			534
DEAR CAROLINE; Beauty.			876
DIFFICULT TIMES FOR INVESTORS.			185
Driven to distraction? Try a festive blast of Slade.			300
Driver fled scene of 163mph death crash; Motorist who clocked 'crazy' speed is jailed.			781
End of road price plan puts rest in doubt.			203
Executive Motoring: More power for Nissan GT-R.			325
FINAL COUNTDOWN FOR AN EMOTIONAL CAROL.			226
FIVE TO FOLLOW; in association with Pagebet.			250
Fixed costs should be focus of attention.			428
Football: Anton: We'll reap transfer rewards.			501
Football: Arca warns: 'Arsenal not a club in crisis' Midfield star says visitors not to be taken lightly.			777
Football: Berbatov may get off lightly.			296
Football: BLUE SQUARE NORTH.			255
Football: End of the Keane fear factor sees mood change among Cats, but 'The Wig' knows there's still lots of work ahead; BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP Ricky Sbragia is full of praise for the achievements of deposed Sunderland manager Roy Keane - just don't expect him to adopt the same managerial philosophy.			1473
Football: SKILLTRAININGLTD NORTHERN LEAGUE.			582
Football: UNIBOND LEAGUE.			479
Football: VIRUS BUGS HARTLEPOOL SQUAD AHEAD OF HEREFORD TRIP.			456
Forester is sheer pleasure to drive.			262
Found stealing priceless metal; Pair caught inside railway museum.			536
Get the best of both worlds from Fisker.			251
Golf: Solid Rock leads the way in Dunhill.			409
Goodbye to the pound?			946
Green light for Focus.			172
Greggs dips despite upgrade; Stocks and shares.			265
HBOS shareholders back 'super-bank' rescue deal.			527
HEALY SCORES AN MBE - AND THANKS TEAM-MATES.			366
Horse Racing: Flint in at the double; Fairytale pair scoop another notable success.			448
Ice Hockey: Vipers are marching on together.			406
Imperial still commands confidence; in association with Pagebet.			600
Inquest is told of fight to save toddler; Grandfather in tears at door death inquest.			473
JACK STRAW IN HOT WATER.			112
Jail for driver in 163mph tragedy; Grieving father cannot forgive.			103
Jobsworth eclipsed by Dorothy's lights; Apology over daft demand.			446
Jurors reject police story of de Menezes; Scotland Yard 'failings' were cause of death.			507
Kinnear will settle for survival; Call it a sign of how far Newcastle have sunk or just a reality check but Joe Kinnear has set his sights pretty low for this season, reports Stuart Rayner.			1217
Large guesthouse with room to let; Commercial Property.			115
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Bumpy road ahead on speed control.			211
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - It may not be perfect - but the world is certainly a better place than it was.			385
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Please, let's have a level playing field.			247
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - So where are these jobs for mothers?			301
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - We love baths, but barths are a shower.			90
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - You have the right to access justice.			273
life: Outside chance; Northumberland-born author Sarah May has an intrinsic love of the county's industrial heritage. But it is in writing about London's obsession with keeping-up-with-the-Joneses that she has found her voice. Liz Hands speaks to her about her ties to the North East.			1377
Lifesaver welcomed by Jonny; Star unveils hi-tech scanner.			334
Lose the grumps, bring on the heroes.			700
Man is held in hunt for Lillian's mugger; Offers of help flood in from well-wishers.			370
Mart continues to be vital hub for livestock farmers.			828
Men ignoring the dangers of drink-driving.			142
Motor Racing: Mosley hails changes to save F1 teams; MOTOR SPORT.			306
Motorway collision lorry driver is arrested.			175
MY LIFE; My place.			424
Netball: SPORT SHORTS - Virus strikes.			100
New Cayman snaps to LA beat.			217
New parish councils get green light.			176
NORTH TODAY: Search for stars; AWARDS.			92
NORTHERN ALLIANCE.			263
Oh, Christmas tree... It's time to decorate your home for the festive season. Clare Jobson has some style tips for a fabulous look.			372
Owen will finish the season at Magpies; Kinnear issues guarantee.			702
PEACE BREAKS OUT IN BRUSSELS.			211
Porsche is boxing clever.			202
Post office and shop in centre; Commercial Property.			91
pounds 500,000 electronics deal will secure jobs.			217
Professor to lead inquiry into crisis in dentistry provision.			410
Pumas bid to play 'home' and away.			304
PUPPETMASTERS SWING IT.			264
Pussy cat, pussy cat where've you bin? Missing mog in wheelie rescue drama.			479
Put a spoke in thefts.			137
RETAIL THERAP; Interview.			296
Rugby Union: Battling Young is ready for fight; Youngster to get rare start.			683
SANTA TAKES CENTRE SAGE.			188
SCA committed to taking on apprentices.			322
SIGN OF BETTER TIMES TO COME FOR HISTORIC PART OF CITY.			336
Simpsons bag surprise win; Horsebox.			457
SLC still looking for recruits.			179
Somerfield profits rise by pounds 8m.			271
STAFF RAZED BY THOUSAND IN ECONOMIC TURMOIL.			357
Sterling moves closer to euro.			316
Stock Watch; Stocks and shares.			293
STREET STAR POPS IN TO OPEN CAFE.			196
Surprise is hatched; Environment.			267
Surveyors predict upturn in the housing market in early 2009.			353
Suspects held after major drugs swoop; Two cannabis farms uncovered.			530
Swimming: Medallist Gibson sets best for Britain.			448
The high street is feeling very low; Once a hub - three shops now survive.			427
The Journal: Public sector job cuts don't make sense.			228
The Journal: Still spinning away.			119
The natural approach; Interview NUTRITIONAL THERAPY.			363
TIME OUT.			285
TIME OUT: Quiz of the Day.			180
Tragedy prompts police promise; We'll do more to protect you - top officer.			523
Travel: Fever pitch; Liz Hands experiences the ultimate in luxury.			1104
Travel: HOLIDAY OF THE WEEK.			146
Travel: Indulge your passion for life in Austen's time; A taste of old grandeur leaves nothing to be desired. Babette Decker checks herself into Austen territory.			649
TRIED & TESTED; Beauty.			389
Trust says nuts to squirrel plan; Environment.			325
Viduka still has key part to play.			371
WEARSIDE LEAGUE.			276
WIN A CHRISTMAS HAMPER century RADIO; The Journal: Competition.			329
Witnesses sought after bag snatched.			188
Work on new landmark development continues; Commercial Property.			198
Youngsters let green energy get bottled up.			243