Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (June 15, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Armchair' Oaks win for Lemaire; FRENCH OAKS: RACING IN BRIEF.			120
'Murder' is solved by pupils.			187
'Painstaking' investigation earns praise; Detective's work jailed sex offender.			364
A dream journey through 20th Century music; Twentieth Century classical music might not be everyone's cup of tea, but it figures in a concert series at The Sage Gateshead which should not be missed, argues David Whetstone.			964
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			225
All the fun of Morpeth fair; Visitors flock to town to be entertained.			256
Anger at GP's turbine plans; Personal wind farm worries neighbours.			428
Anger over killings on probation.			215
Arsonists still on run after firebombing; Information is wanted.			399
Award for trailblazer.			207
Banahan at ease on the big stage; Performances impress coach.			660
Bandits remain unbeaten at home; SPEEDWAY.			448
Bandwagon of dishonesty; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			171
Barnes to follow example set by Taylor.			343
Benefits of online networking.			394
Birthday girl set to be angel of the south; Student will stand on plinth in name of art.			509
Bowe in the best form of his life; Chasing place in First Test.			1053
Bruce is aiming to close out Bent deal; Bruce aiming to tie up Bent deal.			626
CASH NOT RICHARDS' GOAL.			326
CBI warns return to health will not be so speedy.			444
Centre doomed before it opens; Fresh anger at day care proposals.			405
Charity trip of a lifetime inspired by disaster.			279
Clarke backs away from Lisbon vote; Poll depends on ratification of Euro treaty.			573
Clubbing together gives fund a boost.			235
Colin out in front in race for title.			436
Cottam cleans up with China deal.			208
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP REVIEW.			309
COUNTY DURHAM LEAGUES REVIEW.			697
Crash victim had just passed his test; Family grieve for 'the most wonderful son'.			747
Crouch calls for reassurances; PORTSMOUTH: FOOTBALL SHORTS.			153
CYCLIST VICTORIA FASHIONS A CHANGE TO GREEN.			264
CYCLONE ORGANISERS CELEBRATE FESTIVAL'S PHENOMENAL SUCCESS.			280
DEATHS.			262
Decision sticks in the throat.			213
Distribution jobs may still be saved; Hopes raised after talks.			544
Driver, 17, killed six days after passing his test; Grieving family and friends in tribute to Sam.			104
Durham paceman back on top form; Harmison gives rival batsmen a real working over.			1011
DURHAM REGATTA IS STILL MAKING A SPLASH.			169
England spurred to vital victory by boos.			2119
Europhobes equally entitled to views; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			144
EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY AS FUNDRAISERS WALK TALL.			148
face price accusations.			481
Farmers are 'living on a knife-edge' at sad time.			229
Fashion futures; Fashion design students from Northumbria University scooped four top accolades at this year's Graduate Fashion Week in London. Francesca Craggs caught up with the fashion faces of the future.			595
Fears of Rock sale recede - for now; European decision delays bank split.			407
Fewer delays for those flying from Newcastle.			184
Full steam ahead for railway lines.			210
HIGH HOPES.			236
Hobby looks good for Oaks victory.			424
Hoping for success.			92
Hunt on after cash machine tampering.			112
Immelman pulls out of US Open; GOLF: SPORT SHORTS.			82
Inspiring entrepreneurs in redundancy blackspot.			425
Insurer set to shrug off the global downturn.			467
Ireland nine runs short of cup shock.			324
Johnson 'satisfied' with his first year.			358
Landscape can survive turbines; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			191
Last-gasp victory for Rossi; Lorenzo beaten on finish line.			566
lead a feast from Australia and Jamaica; THE FESTIVAL PROGRAMMES.			351
Line is drawn in battle for defences; Level of flood water marked in Morpeth.			489
MARTS.			333
Matchmaker now in great demand.			514
Mathieu beaten; TENNIS: SPORT SHORTS.			80
Mobility scooter set alight after theft from home.			161
More power for Scots in new report; Speed limit and tax changes urged.			323
Mowbray decision awaited; Celtic trying to broker deal with ex-Boro captain.			826
Murray ends 71-year wait for UK winner; Queen's champion turns thoughts to Wimbledon.			904
Murray stops Lawton to stay unbeaten; British lightweight title lost by just half an ounce.			450
Name the Year.			110
One blade as big as Berwick Town Hall; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			373
others themselves an ethical way; we hurtle through uncertain times, a new world order is shape, where social enterprise king and co- operation is key. Andrew Mernin meets a man who to change the world by helping help themselves.			1987
Plane deaths; AVIATION: BRITAIN TODAY.			82
Police hunt for trio after late-night rape.			347
Poverty map still hasn't changed.			476
Public sector lifts recruitment firm; SHARE WATCH.			370
Quiz of the Day.			154
Rally champions.			163
RARE CHICKS RINGED BY FLYING RANGERS.			129
Records fall over weekend.			213
Reggae and road movies.			296
Reject imposition on older generation; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			327
Respects are paid to diver.			185
Ronaldo happy being a hate figure; pounds 80m winger 'loves' jeering.			905
SHARE TIPS.			266
Slovakian eases to victory at Edgbaston.			338
SPAIN HIT NEW ZEALAND FOR FIVE IN ONE-SIDED CUP OPENER.			652
Springbok Watson signs for Bath.			258
Stars.			760
Student cook aims to go beyond beans on toast.			225
Student Eleanor creates a window of great beauty.			302
Study wants towns back on line; New hope for expansion of rail network.			504
SUPPORTERS RALLY TO PRESIDENT AS PROTESTS RAGE.			414
Swine flu patient dies in hospital.			230
SWIRL OF ACTIVITY AS QUAYSIDE GETS A NEW ARTWORK.			219
Taxi firm driving Chip & PIN revolution.			329
They're really great at tables; Nursery sets up restaurant to teach skills.			490
Thunder win lifts hopes of survival; RUGBY LEAGUE.			382
Tip-offs from public help police plan drugs raids.			220
Total success born of abject failure.			625
Trading figures due in battle for market share.			563
TRADITION MAINTAINED AS THE CROWDS TURN OUT.			150
Two in court after armed raid on general store.			151
United: No truth in boss reports; Curbishley contact is denied by United.			869
VIEW OF THE NORTH.			80
Walcott 'just one of many winners'.			546
WIN A CHANCE TO TAKE PART IN.			295
WIN BIKES FOR THE FAMILY WORTH pounds 1,000.			278
Woman conned; CRIME: NORTH TODAY.			121