Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (August 13, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'A dangerous man who should never be freed'.			302
'I am ready to be punished' Khmer Rouge prison chief in trial plea.			340
'Intelligent' lighting is set to go global.			287
'We live on rations' moans MP Duncan; Tory's remarks 'unacceptable' says party.			547
'Work together' to ensure supplies of British beef.			467
A mother's agony for a daughter brutally killed at Christmas - and the ruling that makes the hurt worse.			875
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			153
Are things looking up ... or not?			402
Arrest in heist probe.			164
ARTIST TALK AT MUSHROOM WORKS.			233
Assault was fake; NORTH TODAY: CRIME.			82
Baggies star back; FOOTBALL SHORTS: WEST BROMWICH ALBION.			84
Biscuit maker looks for funding to secure future.			379
Blackwell removes the spin weakness; Old advantage is neutralised.			953
Business as usual at Westminster; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			96
Cahill punishes Ireland with double.			436
Calls strengthen for Teesside industry aid.			272
Can this ridiculous, hideous thing be art? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			169
Catt's in the bag at last for Bruce; (0191) 201-6283 stuart.rayner@ncjmedia.co.uk.			804
Centre for Life will not get extra funding; Row erupts as Government rules out help.			501
Chair plans are in motion.			508
Creating a design centre; A new pounds 13m design centre scheduled to open in 2011 in the heart of Gateshead's Baltic Business Quarter promises to be a hub for creative companies. Christopher Knox takes a closer look.			810
Critics say homes scheme falls short; Government trying to help rural buyers.			474
David Wells.			760
Deadly Defoe able to salvage a draw.			979
DEATHS.			1018
Diamonds sign great Dane in Soegaard.			307
Duo have spirit to win; Artists take the plaudits in competition.			428
Firm recruits for offshore expansion.			322
Fitting tribute to a gentleman son; Irish flavour for cup competition.			670
Free access to essential information.			440
FSA backs off on part of bank pay curb plan.			442
Girl, 4, saved dad after arson attack.			274
Golf Clinic.			241
Good time to be in a trade union; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			229
Grainger cautious despite big surge in house sales.			503
Green leanings provide cash boost for retailer; BUSINESS TODAY: RETAIL.			175
Group handles waste issues of all varieties.			368
Group Three glory awaits Confront.			469
Iconic 'eyesore' set for exciting future; Former ice rink to be converted.			577
Illegal hunting charge is denied; Evidence is given in landmark case.			493
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	212
Is Lord Mandelson going for leadership? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			150
It terrifies me that my girl's killer could be released at all - never mind early; Mum speaks out as ruling cuts murderer's sentence.			87
Jubilee re-opens for Bank Holiday.			519
Leaving Gunners a big mistake; FOOTBALL SHORTS: STUTTGART.			104
LED lighting a bright idea for Greggs.			238
Life in lab could be future career for youngsters.			190
Little mule set to meet the Queen; Invitation is issued to leading show.			456
Lucky player scoops the online bingo jackpot.			174
Make your language effective.			419
Mandelson admits the figures are 'unacceptable'.			222
Market responds well to low interest rates.			267
MARTS.			406
Missing diver rescued after rescue boats launched.			199
MONTY: RYDER CUP HOPEFULS CAN SHINE DURING PGA.			507
Name the Year.			92
New website takes pain away from housemates.		Website overview	598
No royal treatment for party princess; Eugenie wants to live student life in city.			452
No-landfill policy pays dividends.			356
NON-LEAGUE ROUND-UP.			409
North business promotions chief steps down.			170
North firm aims for pole position.			383
Nuisance neighbour is threatened with prison.			211
Oldest caddy? CHIP SHOTS: ALLCHURCH.			100
ON THE WEB TODAY.			91
Organs of man killed in row will save others.			320
Pain of the victims.			96
Park and slide invention goes global with US deal.			506
Pensioner's spying worry.			238
Plea after dying mum told she had swine flu.			197
Plea for action as jobless total soars; Business and unions in call to ministers.			524
Pool rewarded for Sky Blue thinking; Coventry City 0 Hartlepool United 1.			599
Protection in place from flood ordeal; Scheme will give residents peace of mind.			581
Quiz of the Day.			168
Race against time for cancer-hit Sophie's family.			212
Rates stay low after Bank's warning.			423
Renowned choirs at priory.			281
Residents thanked for their memories.			182
Schools quangos 'should be axed' Report calls for cull of costly bodies.			502
Schumacher sorry; SPORT SHORTS: AUTO.			104
Scots reeling after a mauling in Oslo.			620
Shares issue helps van hire firm cut its debts.			241
Sharks take to Live's stage; Not to trumpet-blow too much, but we do know a good thing when we hear it... and now it's the turn of the wider public. Sam Wonfor basks in the glory of association with Sharks Took The Rest.			1029
Six games, no goals for Healy.			508
Struggle for change will go on.			236
Success at pedigree Suffolk sheep show.			310
Successful season on cards.			236
SURVIVORS AND AN ANGEL SOUND-ALIKE.			232
Suspect in 30-year-old murder is exhumed; Evidence not released originally.			517
TAKING VISITORS BACK TO TUDOR TIMES.			259
Targeted help is what the region needs.			212
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A CUPPA TO CALM YOU DOWN SAY SCIENTISTS.			194
Thompson's warning to young Magpies.			705
Tragedy artist's fine is slashed; Appeal Court cuts amount to pounds 2,500.			765
Turbine factory closes.			160
TV HOST 'PLANNED KILLINGS TO BOOST RATINGS'.			171
Unfair to pillory all councillors; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			427
University leads way in bid to tackle cyber crime.			486
US military housing contracts boost UK builder's profits.			236
Victim named; NORTH TODAY: TRAGEDY.			95
VILLAGE CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THAT HEADY FEELING OF SUCCESS.			246
WALES CAN'T MAKE IT A HAT-TRICK OF VICTORIES.			714
Wayne's 24-hour marathon leaves a mountain to climb; JOURNAL CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS.			596
We'll soon get it sorted.			448
Whistleblower evicted.			213
Will we learn from Harry Patch?			790
WIN pounds 2,000 to spend at IKEA.			367