Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (October 6, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A global struggle hurting our clubs; International football continues to have a fractious relationship with domestic clubs who spend a fortune to fund footballers' lavish lives. Chief sports writer Luke Edwards reports.			884
Abbott dreaming of Wembley final.			477
Accused Hayes receives backing; HEINEKEN CUP.			356
Agency to be made more accountable.			298
Al-Fahim hoping to complete Pompey sale.			323
America may be a Stars' step too far.			743
Apprentice-style challenge for nation''s young farmers.			258
Ashley now has offer to consider; Moat submits his written bid: Moat submits written offer for Ashley's consideration.			745
Aviva to sell part of Dutch business.			301
Battle against grey squirrels gets welcome boost.			226
Battle for places is inspiring Walcott.			424
Bellamy saves point for City; Striker cancels out former team-mate's header.			771
Beware, the bin police are coming.			247
Blyth turnaround taking effect; The return of a prodigal son and some star names have lifted Blyth out of the doldrums, as Nick Purewal discovers.			844
Capello will return, reckons Turner; Cats hope to see a lot more of Capello.			686
Chairman promises 'happy news' to come.			381
Chairmen stand to gain power; IN BRIEF: PARLIAMENT.			121
Childcare in city is slated; Provision not fit for purpose says report.			401
City seek reinforcements.			265
Cleverly planning; SPORT SHORTS: BOXING.			106
Coroner raises concerns over RAF crash crew.			425
Councillors need to lead from the front; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			314
Craft group is sew into support.			319
David Wells.			740
DEATHS.			327
DECIDING THE ROBOTS OF THE FUTURE.			214
Deng fit for duty as NBA giants hit London; BASKETBALL.			450
Domestic row; NORTH TODAY: COURTS.			85
Dragons go pop; NORTH TODAY: EVENT.			87
Drivers clean up; NORTH TODAY: VOLUNTEERING.			102
Drunk waiter jailed for rape of 17-year-old; 55-year-old will serve four-year term.			344
Dyson breaks through with Links victory.			1180
Elderly 'at risk' from care home blunders; Seven in ten residents are victims - study.			395
Energy answers; NORTH TODAY: EVENT.			82
Engineering workers reject new wages deal; ECONOMY TODAY: PAY.			83
Experts help pupils get on the right wavelength.			254
FA ask Sir Alex to explain Wiley comments.			386
Faulty gene causes breast cancer, scientists say.			240
Finance a growing problem for firms.			243
Floods top MP's agenda on long tour.			168
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE.			443
Free bus travel a must for children; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			158
Fresh as a Daisy; NORTH TODAY: HEALTH.			104
Fun for children; NORTH TODAY: FESTIVAL.			80
Furniture maker branches out.			456
Gurkha Welfare Trust is very grateful; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			221
Hackers post 10,000 email passwords on internet.			235
Hard to understand Irish 'Yes' vote; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			166
HEAP OF DUST IN RUNNING FOR THE pounds 25,000 TURNER PRIZE.			146
Help for growers to maximise returns.			407
Historic station set to be saved by store; Huge revamp planned for crucial site.			801
Hoteliers working together to beat the recession's bite.			289
How recovery from a stroke was a matter of weight and see; Determination pays off for 59-year-old.			602
I was wrong - ref; FOOTBALL SHORTS: OLD FIRM DERBY.			111
Improving Al Ghazal looks a winner; Saraband.			451
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	143
Index struggles with disappointing markets.			304
IT company setting it''s sights on further growth.			422
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TOO START.			111
Job finder coalition added to portfolio.			340
Little hope left if police support the aggressors.			251
Man is charged over Euell abuse; FOOTBALL SHORTS: RACISM.			91
Man who brought class acts to region.			402
Medical testing kit company to expand after successful sales.			493
Mentoring programme marks launch.			490
Metro worries dent pleasure over agency.			232
Microsoft predicts 80,000 IT jobs.			314
Mothers on the warpath over Afghan misery; Soldiers short of equipment, food and water.			123
Mothers' anger for soldier sons; British troops have to live in squalor.			1507
MP backs campaign.			209
My heart was always in the North.			629
New campaign aims to stop our water wastage.			269
New car sales continue to rise for third month.			464
Nice guy Neil's relishing Rain Man role; From Badly Behaved man to Rain Man, Neil Morrissey has swapped the small screen for the stage. Before Rain Man opened at Newcastle's Theatre Royal last night, he talked to Zo Burn.			851
Oil worker 'paid less because he's a Brit' Employment tribunal told of 'Norwegian bias'.			535
Optimism growing for economy.			413
Panesar heads for South Africa; SPORT SHORTS: CRICKET.			128
Pay offer is rejected.			198
Performance boost for north menswear chain.			487
Pick of the day.			176
Police help club; NORTH TODAY: CHARITY.			84
Pool boss Turner's sights on home run.			306
Quiz of the Day.			162
Research into moon water hits the spot; North scientist's leading role in bid to crash probe.			626
Retiring reverend slams out-of-control teenagers; Vicar says parents are to blame.			494
Returning decorator gets back to business.			346
Sacrifices in war.			88
Scrummaging is issue for Hayman.			372
Secret will be out soon for painting that really ruffled a few feathers; Picture said to be the work of two legends.			720
Seniors join green regime at school; Second award in months boosts pupils.			431
Service sector survey - best for two years; ECONOMY TODAY: ECONOMY.			121
Shane stars as Aussies win Trophy; Watson claims superb century.			361
Sickening taunts left me feeling ashamed.			262
Staunton ready for Quakers mission; Ex-Ireland boss installed.			683
STEVE'S SHORE PUT A LOT OF EFFORT INTO BIKE RIDE.			137
Student housing policy good for city; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			127
Tax plans fail to silence squabbles over Europe.			518
TEENAGE GIRLS HELD HANDS AS THEY JUMPED TO THEIR DEATHS.			236
Tesco arrest; NORTH TODAY: DRUNKENNESS.			100
Thoughts now turn to regime change; A VIEW FROM THE GALLOWGATE.			435
Thunder regret losing Sanderson; RUGBY LEAGUE.			336
Tories set for rethink on upgrade for Metro; And no promises on the A1 either.			605
Tour tests claim; SPORT SHORTS: CYCLING.			95
VIEW THE NORTH.			85
Vital work delayed as funds run short; Leading scientist now on sabbatical.			882
Vocational skills; IN BRIEF: EDUCATION.			88
What has Labour done for North East? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			180
Why we must ease that final journey; Charter shows need to talk about death.			798
WIN A MEAL A MONTH FOR A YEAR AT CAF[ETH] BANGLA.			266
Winter weddings; Winter is a magical season to tie the knot, but what about the dress? Francesca Craggs offers a real life bride-to-be some inspiration.			876
Women's strike memories wanted.			117
You'll be in the mood for dancing.			237
YOUR SPACE.			257