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

Title	Author	Type	Words
"I'd love to have a personal teleporter so that I could just say 'Beam me up Scottie' and be in Sydney or Honolulu in an instant.".			809
'Blind and heartless anger defied belief' Killers told to serve at least 19 years in jail.			463
'I not only lost my husband to a cruel disease, I lost the man who pledged to care for me' Widow sues for a record pounds 1m damages.			1043
'I was wrong to go when I did' - Blears.			282
'Second choice' Dons job for McGhee.			590
A Dragon at ease; The Apprentice is over for another year and Sir Alan is caged. Time then for dragons to rise from their lair. North East entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne among them of course. Kathryn Armstrong catches up with him on home ground.: Orphan Adela's wedding will outshine all the stars.			1584
A hammer blow for producers; Chairman of the North East NFU Dairy Board Martin Burtt on the impact of the news.			247
A lifelong passion for plants; Environment Editor Tony Henderson talks to the North East's plant protectors.			711
A mountain still left to climb; The Journal's Jon Tunney is taking on the sporting challenge of a lifetime to raise money for the Puffin Appeal in memory of a friend who died from asthma.			774
A taste of Georgian grandeur.			428
A vibrant cosmopolitan district on outskirts of Newcastle.			208
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			547
Act quickly to tackle cracks; house d o c to r with Peter Fall of Clear Building Survey: House doctor Peter Fall explains why walls move upwards.			669
ALAN INTO THE SWING OF IT.			83
ALL EYES ON SOUTH AFRICA AS CUP GETS UNDER WAY.			513
Angie is Quids In at Howe.			407
Angry Ciss hits out at Cats; Angry striker hits out at Cats.			690
Appalled at care homes under threat; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			315
Aristocratic history of England's finest B& B.			342
Arrests made; CRIME: S.			83
Art students' work to go on display.			107
Avoid building up trouble ... The law ro o m with Claire Simmons of Ward Hadaway: What rules should you follow if you're thinking of getting work done to your home? Property law solicitor Claire Simmons gives a guide to building regulations.			524
Barclays staff to share pounds 380m.			325
bargain of the week.			101
BEAUTY BIBLE.			369
Best of the bunch.			171
Bishop guest of honour at miners' tribute day.			247
Blueprint on the trawl for talent and enterprise.			492
BMW takes top title from Which?		Survey	215
Boro recruits need 'hunger' Southgate looking for the 'right kind of character'.			594
Boss ruined funeral by stealing hearse key.			205
Bravo brilliance helps Windies to win.			704
Bright idea means offenders give back; Government adviser sees plan in action.			398
Brown cannot make it to the next election.			1020
Buyers tempted back as lending rises.			627
Car giants going head to head.			261
Carole's brave fight.			95
Chambers is selected for British side; Former drugs cheat makes championships squad.			663
Closure plans will break friendships; Campaign to save centres stepped up.			679
Colin out to turn up the title heat; MOTORSPORT.			375
Contract win is a passport to new jobs; Firm awarded 10-year deal worth pounds 400m.			380
Countryside living in charming home.			108
CREAM OF THE MILERS LINING UP TO DO BATTLE.			471
Cup cake pages - was this for real? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			120
Dairy farmers are struggling to find buyers for their.			459
DEATHS.			503
Delights of a Canadian affair; Emily Barber finds you don't need to break the bank to fly across the Atlantic and enjoy the delights of Canada.			1631
Diary.			285
Drugs raid on popular estate; Handcuffed man led away after swoop.			469
Durham pair show England form.			1210
England given painful lesson; Defeat a fair reflection of team's standing - coach.			663
Enjoy the scents of summer; Get the sweet scents of success as you plan your planting, says Hannah Stephenson.			545
Ex-gymnast in line for top award.			180
Exercise for stability and strength.			856
Extra funds on offer to community schemes.			203
fa m i ly Four-bedroom homes for the; Four-bedroom properties provide spacious and versatile family accommodation. homemaker highlights a few on the market.			391
Fahey's Halla San can turn tables; Pitman's Derby rivals set to do battle again.			256
Faldo is 'humbled' by his knighthood.			783
Family semi has great potential; move & improve this week's choice property with bags of potential.			166
FASHION AND BEAUTY NEWS.			281
Finest fast roadster imaginable.			512
Five questioned in homes fraud probe; Directors are among those to be arrested.			637
FIVE TO FOLLOW.			271
For lovers of country-style gardens.			312
Freehold seafront property offered at a reduced price.			180
GATES BREAKS TIES WITH TRADITION.			90
Gay stretches lead; GOLF: SPORT SHORTS.			101
Glazers will back Sir Alex with cash.			845
Good value and lots of fun too.			554
Gritty Sharapova stays on title course.			350
Happy campers; Mix glamour with the great outdoors and try a spot of 'glamping'. That's glamorous camping to me and you. Francesca Craggs offers some inspiration.			360
Home with history inspires Pam's art; Living in a historic home with one of Northumberland's oldest Pele Towers has been a real inspiration for artist Pam Vardy. Karen Wilson gets a preview before she opens it to the public today.			1553
How a brush with talent can help you get in the picture.			402
How do you top this super refined Audi?			667
How to turn houses into.			573
Hundreds of jobs go in dairy closure; Battle to save crisis-hit plant ends in failure.			568
Hundreds will pay price as dairy fails.			246
IN BRIEF.			429
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	252
Infiniti with special FX.			273
It's worth taking a good look at Mercedes' summer special.			191
Johnson takes step into unknown.			504
Karlsson ruled out of US Open; GOLF: SPORT SHORTS.			99
Knox: My life with Meredith; Student takes the stand in murder trial.			221
Latvala setback; RALLY: SPORT SHORTS.			90
Lions at a 'dangerous' moment in their tour; Cautious Vickery warns colleagues not to be distracted as they: prepare for toughest test of campaign.			1072
Live your country life dream.			141
Madonna's delight as adoption is approved.			189
Make sure your equipment also stands up in the style stakes...			138
Man held for bat attack.			122
Mankind at fault for squirrels' demise; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			189
Massey to make Thunder debut; RUGBY LEAGUE.			286
Medieval marvels restored to life; It's bit of a mystery why it ever ended, but now a centuries-old tradition makes a return to Durham - and local people can play their part. Barbara Hodgson reports.			772
Mentor project hopes to attract bosses; IT OPPORTUNITY: BUSINESS TODAY.			146
Minimum wage for apprentices mooted; PAY: COMPANIES TODAY.			108
Modern four-bed home in popular market town.			123
Modern living in a peaceful setting.			234
Monarchs rule the Diamonds; SPEEDWAY.			514
Moore hoping to secure a world title shot; BOXING.			465
Mosley is urged to step down.			656
Murray reels in Fish and makes semis.			1133
MY LIFE.			420
My pounds 1m fight for justice; Brave Carole tells of landmark legal battle for compensation.			118
Newsagent's price cut.			131
Newspaper group upbeat in debt talks; MEDIA: ECONOMY TODAY.			104
No quick sale for Magpies; Buy-out could take a month: No quick sale in sight for Magpies.			605
Osprey chick spotted in nest on Kielder Water.			206
Pakistan put in a spin by Muttiah.			286
Pearce agrees new deal with England.			651
Pick of the day.			191
Plater's response; MOTO: SPORT SHORTS.			143
pounds 6m set aside for jobs in science; Businesses encouraged to innovate.			477
pounds 8.2bn creates world's top asset manager.			316
Professionals will love one-bed flat.			162
Protection gives peace of mind; How could you cope without an income?			774
Providing first-class opportunity; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			144
Pub in semi-rural location and with vacant possession; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			154
Q & A; Peter Rutherford, senior director of Rutherford Wilkinson Ltd, independent financial advisers.			440
Queen honours our local heroes; Community champions recognised.			1167
Quiz of the Day.			160
Record sales and profits help Iceland freeze recession.		Financial report	284
Redknapp eyeing up Huntelaar; TOTTENHAM: FOOTBALL SHORTS.			92
Region forges links on energy Home; Green expertise showcased at global forum.			415
Rescued West Brom says it will stay independent.			465
Rip-roaring show will rock your world.			529
RISE AND FALL OF DFB.			204
Rosenthal signs up to play for Sir Bobby.			182
Safest car Volvo has ever made.			758
See the homes of the future.			173
Sir Alan lends a hand in hunt for apprentice.			249
Snake bites postman on hand.			137
Space and style in the suburbs.			258
Space in abundance.			87
SPORT ON TV.			295
stars with Dabbie Frank.			764
Starter's orders.			333
Strike over job cuts hits oil refinery; INDUSTRY: ECONOMY TODAY.			98
Suburb is the perfect place for one and all; Jesmond has historically been a great draw with young professionals, but now it is growing in popularity with families too. Aranda Garrard discovers more.			497
Summer loving; Sunny days are not a problem for these glam ladies, who look tanned and top-to-toe groomed whatever the weather. They share their summer beauty secrets with Katharine Capocci.			512
Sun brings out a cool solution.			273
Suppliers left adrift by Titanic sinking of DFB; As the crisis at collapsed dairy co-operative Dairy Farmers of Britain (DFB) reached its peak, Northumberland-based industry expert Bruce Jobson offers his perspective on what went wrong.			810
Swiss Diva can prove she's a top performer.			594
Tackle that went too far ends up in the courts.			237
Take your place in the greatest race; We have the last 100 spots in the Great North Run.			373
Teamwork works; POLICE: NORTH TODAY.			110
Tears as hopes of a late rescue come to nothing.			264
Terror suspect had stash of deadly poison; Traces of ricin found in jam jar at house.			412
TFM radio presenter Judie McCourt always looks.			443
Thatcher spends night in hospital.			164
The high street gallery; Art exhibition moves on to the shelves.			526
The property week.			189
This failure will be felt far and wide.			212
three of a kind.			298
Three-bed terrace is unfurnished.			118
Time to confront rise of the BNP; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			136
Tour to find forgotten gems of '60s revolution.			244
Tress to impress at spa; A Tyneside spa promises to sort out your tresses. Angela Upex did the roadtest.			321
TV chief offers to save Setanta.			381
Unbeaten records on line in epic clash; DUKES NORTH EAST PREMIER LEAGUE.			495
United supporters being aliemated; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			161
Unusual home in rural location.			138
VIEW OF THE NORTH.			80
Visions of the way we will all live; Homes of the future go on show.			325
VISITING the National Trust's Wallington Hall with.			330
We still need to get on with the job.			684
Well-presented semi is ideal for family.			89
Welldone again by Matthew.			1348
Wide appeal of three bedrooms.			418
Wigan sorry over Martinez delay.			402
Will we really see butterfly Brown? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			250
WIN tickets to the unveiling of a new artwork.			306
Yafai sure of right decision on Games; BOXING.			375
Youths who shot swans were looking for rabbits.			317