Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (September 17, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"New oil frontier" helps extend winning run.			300
'Scrap BBC Trust' WORLD TODAY: BROADCASTING.			81
400 use GP early abortion clinics; North East centre sees huge demand.			407
A Klass day for winner; Retired teacher has a makeover with star Myleene.			426
Adding to confusion over Barmoor Castle; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			282
Afghanistan toll rises yet again as two die.			223
An end to animal testing in sight.			348
At the cutting edge of new technologies.			211
Author is brought back to life; When Pat Riley went hunting for information on a forgotten North East playwright she unearthed a treasure chest of information which resulted in her first book, as Barbara Hodgson reports.			1092
BAN WILL RULE CITY STRIKER OUT OF DERBY.			229
Bid for historic site given a new boost; Conservation area inclusion for park.			670
Blood Brothers' epic tale as popular as ever as it arrives in north east.			328
Boost for contract to pounds 1m.			329
Bright sparks light the way to success; Around pounds 7m has been earmarked to help North East technology companies develop new products and processes by working with some of the country's brightest young minds. Peter McCusker reports.			1025
Campbell advises firms about the media; BUSINESS TODAY: MEDIA.			125
Cash keeps coming to honour Sir Bobby; pounds 150,000 is donated to Foundation.			450
Charity hotel on market for pounds 9m; Cash from Hall sale is for community.			558
City are beaten easily in replay; NON-LEAGUE ROUND-UP.			582
Claims of ex-lover were 'fabrication' No case to answer for Jim Burley.			432
Cleaning company plans to go nationwide.			214
Club confused with Stockley; CHIP SHOTS: STOCKSFIELD.			83
COMIC LEGENDS PLEDGE THEIR SUPPORT.			192
Coming up: 3D in your living room; TECH NOTES PAUL VACLIK.			439
Concern as jobless total hits 14-year high; ECONOMY TODAY: EMPLOYMENT.			105
Cost of dealing with Metro vandalism; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			232
Cutting funds 'will be fatal for region' Lib Dem leader announces reform plans.			1100
Dalgleish right despite Pennsylvania pain.			443
Darlington Civic Theatre ticket offer for members.			167
David Wells.			749
Dawn of a new industry? North East to build world''s biggest turbine.			1140
DEATHS.			601
Defendant tried to calm victim down.			408
Eduardo dives in to help Arsenal; Comeback is completed.			696
Engineering company's blockbusting new deal.			371
England searching for more centuries; NATWEST SERIES.			448
Fans in the driving seat with live access to race.			508
Farmers warned of milk-price volatility; Dairy receiver talks to committee.			444
Firms to learn how to be green all round; BUSINESS TODAY: EVENTS.			91
Flintoff supported; SPORT SHORTS: CRICKET.			114
Former investment arm locked into price deal; COMPANIES TODAY: BANKS.			100
Former lover's murder charge; Paul Northey to appear in court.			432
Formula One chief sorry for Briatore; 21-year bond comes to end.			499
Fury as boys cleared of 'Columbine' plot; Trial decried as 'waste of public money'.			641
Gardening's in the genes; Arthur follows in his father''s footsteps.			636
GOOD MORNING A view of [...].			84
Grisly find may be walker; Bodies in cave spark fears for missing man.			447
Grrr-eat exhibition celebrates work of children's author.			220
Health chief says sorry over E.coli.			379
Help on offer; NORTH TODAY: COMMUNITY.			89
Hero is guest of honour at event.		Conference news	229
Hodgson defends right to make changes; EUROPA LEAGUE.			385
IN MEMORIAM.		Obituary	122
Industry will bring new life to the River Tyne.			476
Investment threat to supply of poultry.			380
Is Tory hopeful at odds with his party? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			157
Kuyt's strike saves struggling Reds.			595
LAST week I wrote about club.			251
Latecomer facing disappointment; Season's finale oversubscribed.			729
Lloyds in line to sacrifice Halifax.			304
Low-risk cattle free to move over the border.			141
McCartney given time to recover; McCartney will be given time to recover.			603
Mixed day for 'jewel in the crown' village.			397
More than meets the eye within the countryside; The holiday cottage industry has done much to put the region's holidaymakers back in touch with nature. Christopher Knox spoke to one couple who are benefiting from the success story that is the North East's tourism industry and looks at what the future has in store.			639
Morning raids net pounds 80,000 drugs haul.			246
Mutuals have lesson for banks.			393
My future depends on one decision.			560
Name the Year.			93
National postal strike beckons as vote starts.			231
New challenge; NORTH TODAY: NHS FOUNDATION TRUST.			108
Next boosts profits forecast again.		Financial report	432
North East solicitor gains ALA fellowship.			152
North shore the hotspot at Derwent.			611
North villagers invited to join broadband 'not spot' trial.			337
Oktoberfest will help ideas spread.			385
Owner illegally introduced fish into a stream.			386
Pensioner is terrorised by two thugs.			236
pounds 30m saved as waste cut and productivity goes up.			469
Pulling three Gs for North East; EXPORTS.			442
Quiz of the Day.			186
Rental firm executive heads for pastures new.			429
Research funds boost.			500
REVELATIONS 60 YEARS ON.			292
Royals' Madejski misery goes on.			390
Saluting our troops'' acts of bravery; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			263
SHOWING THE SKILLS OF YESTERYEAR.			169
Sir John Hall talks succession planning; BUSINESS TODAY: BUSINESS PLANNING.			89
Skipper spits out defiance; Smith leads from front as Durham hold up Hampshire.			667
Strike threat talks crucial to industry; ECONOMY TODAY: ENGINEERING.			108
Stuck in the slow lane.			108
Swinson still keen to learn.			640
Syrian is the one to follow at Ayr.			429
Tax laws may affect holiday cottage industry.			278
Tax roads to help rail plan; New ideas on high-speed link funding.			878
Teletubbies visit; NORTH TODAY: ENTERTAINMENT.			81
TRAINS GHOST PAST NEW ARTWORK.			315
Two aces - but only one prize.			312
UK Coal in fundraising drive to bolster finances.			382
UK high-street brand to go global - on internet; COMPANIES TODAY: RETAIL.			84
Unions in last-ditch bid to save centres; Decision to be made on care shake-up.			456
United cut down to size by the sea.			1230
United's bumpy ride at seaside.			397
Upgrade for 'sub-standard' toilets.			142
When I feel like stopping because my legs are hurting I think about what this child is going through... that's my incentive; Run pledge of fundraiser for little Sophie.			422
Wind farms blight the value of houses; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			233
World's largest turbines will be built on the Tyne; Government cash boosts exciting plans.			128