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

Title	Author	Type	Words
'There's no point talking numbers' Hughton won't set points goal.			696
A1 roadworks promise misery for commuters; Average speed cameras will enforce limits.			153
Airport hit by fresh loss of major route.			467
All entitled to own views.			120
Are the Olympics worth losing your home for?			115
Banks must start lending to firms; Small Business.			365
Bar plan floating closer; Bubble site gets backers, says developer.			341
Barclays looks at iShares sale.			529
Benefiting from a community X Factor contest.			369
Bridging the gap through centuries; Youngsters turn clock back at Cragside.			511
Brother tells how he cradled dying Jimmy in arms.			248
Cats are pulling in same direction.			660
Child protection - no one is winning.			457
Club fined over the sale of false spirits; Named drinks not the real thing - court.			371
Collection helps cadets collect a top award.			258
COMPANIES TODAY: Irn-Bru firm cuts family ties; DRINKS in association with BREWIN DOLPHIN.			81
Councils should listen to small businesses.			261
Court case put on hold; Legal proceedings delayed after freak shooting incident.			467
Cricket: Flower seeks winning edge.			450
culture: Battling the elements for the sake of art; Artist Anne Brodie battled the elements in the Antarctic to produce a body of transient and minimalist work, as she tells Tamzin Lewis.			785
Demolition halted by residents.			165
Double act back on the scene; SCRUM DOWN Diving off the high board is no leap of faith for John Fletcher and Peter Walton. The RFU Academy coaches told Nick Purewal how ideas firmly out of left field are keeping England Under-18s ahead of the game.			846
End of line for train-spotters? Rail company and unions row over plans.			698
End to 'splash and dash' is good news for growers; Farming.			514
England star backs his home-town bid; Planners say scheme should be turned down.			434
Farewell and welcome; The Journal.			80
FOOTBALL SHORTS: Boss reaches 70; REPUBLIC OF IRELAND.			170
Football: Baggies miss out on a win; Mowbray's men left to count cost of wasted chances.			721
Football: Gordon stakes recall claim.			348
Football: Living with spectre of relegation; A VIEW FROM THE GALLOWGATE.			451
Football: Quakers face up to major changes; Administrato rs to brief staff.			654
Football: Ranger earns Magpies win.			306
Football: Sbragia needs his players to perform.			407
Football: Tigers looking to do double.			235
Football: United approach is what's needed; Inability to beat Hull City over the weekend has left Newcastle needing to take points from a home double header with Arsenal and Chelsea. Mark Douglas reports.			979
Freddie gets the blessing of nuns; Former football chairman gets keys to school.			499
FREE ENTRIES ON THE LUCKY CLOVER GAME - WIN pounds 50,000.			276
FTSE starts the week on a high note; Stocks and Shares in association with BREWIN DOLPHIN.			345
Golf: Masters in sights as Wilson kicks on; Oliver's highest US finish.			497
Health check for subsidies; Farming.			131
HEROES WELCOME AS TROOPS RETURN TO THE CITY OF LEICESTER.			245
Horse Racing: Nicholls can build on Festival form.			391
Incest rapist is 'no monster', trial told; Fritzl faces justice over horrific abuse.			496
Injury lawyer calls for safer city centre transport zones.			286
Jobless - now hopeless; Far more people seek far fewer jobs.			498
Landlady murderer jailed.			356
Laughter must always beat slaughter; VIEW OF THE NORTH.			658
Lawn Tennis: MURRAY SHOWS SIGNS OF RETURNING TO FORM.			226
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Crucial facts on conflict omitted.			119
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Farcical comments on allowances.			198
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Log on for the facts on meningitis.			95
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Palestinians never 'offered everything'.			150
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Past failings are being overlooked.			154
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Spectacle certainly no freak show.			108
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Unfair attitude to Euro funding.			131
Life: EMILY-JANE ADLINGTON; Fashion RECYCLED FABRICS Emily-Jane Adlington, who runs her own lingerie and swimwear company.; EYE FOR DESIGN Lingerie designed by Emily-Jane Adlington.			375
Life: Grand designs; Fashion The British Fashion Council is celebrating 25 years of British fashion throughout 2009. Francesca Craggs meets three young fashion designers who have snubbed the bright lights of London and set up business here in the North East.			195
Life: KATE WALTON; Fashion.			362
Life: LEIGH HETHERINGTON; Fashion.			439
Life: TANTRUMS AND TIARAS; Fashion.			402
Life: YOUR SPACE; Fashion.			294
Mamma Mia! It's a record breaker; THINK FIRST north east england Musical is fastest selling ever in UK.			528
NETPark aiming to lure major international firm.			393
New bishop installed.			188
New mayors to speak for the young.			183
No levy change for most farmers; Farming.			183
NORTH TODAY: Better homes; HOUSING.			122
NORTH TODAY: Cars damaged; CRIME.			104
NORTH TODAY: Officers called; POLICE.			86
NORTH TODAY: Play equipment; GRANT.			115
NORTH TODAY: Week of action; ACTIVITIES.			90
npower slashes its energy prices; Cuts will save North customers an average of pounds 43.			700
Objections to plans for a student bar.			212
Plea to brave volunteers.			190
Ponytail made me feel young.			112
pounds 25,000 bill for vandal attacks on speed traps.			286
Printable electronics centre launches today.			349
Quinn sets a global goal for club future; THINK FIRST north east england We're aiming to grow bigger, says chairman.			702
Remembered 68 years on; Remote ceremony to mark wartime plane tragedy.			462
Rugby Union: Park fixture list piles up.			419
SPORT SHORTS: Alonso tops times; FORMULA ONE.			118
SPORT SHORTS: Calzaghe gets the verdict in court; BOXING.			100
SPORT SHORTS: Surprise inclusion; CYCLING.			90
Spotlight on awards finalists; We're coming towards the end of our series looking at the finalists in The Journal Culture Awards 2008 ... but there's still a little way to go yet. Today we shine the spotlight on the finalists hoping to be awarded the Arts Council Award for artistic excellence.			564
Stagecoach rail concerns stand despite revenues rise.		Financial report	212
Star student earns trade and award for holiday group.			280
Swimming: Jackson delight at world record.			436
Swinson commits future to Falcons.			218
TAKING STOCK; in association with BREWIN DOLPHIN.			122
Teacher lied about tragedies.			309
TIME OUT.			311
TIME OUT: Quiz of the Day.			179
Tories reveal plan to freeze licence fee; BBC told to live within its means.			390
Tory Derek Conway.			132
Turning waste into power.			248
Two-for-one ticket offer; The Journal culture club.			197
Upgrades all round, please ministers; The Journal.			226
VIEW OF THE NORTH.			86
Was victim assaulted? Police widen their investigation into death of 35-year-old.			485
WATER WAY FOR EVAN TO GET HIS FACE KNOWN.			193
We must keep eye on the horizon.			421
We'll pursue RBS 'relentlessly' say pension funds.			266
We're turning corner, says home builder as sales double.			565
Web designers hoping for a date with success; Small Business.			459
Weeks of misery for drivers on A1; Chaos predicted as lanes close for maintenance.			757
Westfield pupils go Wombling about; 70s TV heroes are recycled for event.			642