Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (October 30, 2009)

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Title	Type	Words
700 firms forecast to go bust before year ends.		614
A striking image firmly in the hands of the Fat Controller.		881
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.		171
Antiques on show; NORTH TODAY: CULTURE.		40
Archers stalwart Painting dies.		137
Army dream of transgender patient.		281
Arrival of Mamma Mia means Vipers are The Visitors.		491
Bad luck hits Cats' McCartney again; Black Cat George hit by bad luck.		675
Bad signs; NORTH TODAY: PLANNING.		63
BAE Systems to cut North jobs.		37
BBC to cull bosses and cut executives' pay.		139
Big is beautiful; SPORT SHORTS: RUGBY LEAGUE.		121
Biggest contract yet for beer quality control firm.		588
Bronze memorial to region's last pit unveiled.		351
Casey heads for exit after two defeats; Joyless return for top seed.		644
Clothing chain Blacks goes further into red; COMPANIES TODAY: LEISURE.		135
Daughter stole cash; Father's account was plundered.		393
David Wells.		784
DEATHS.		769
Defence firm set to wield jobs axe; Hundreds face threat thanks to regulations.		566
Dettori makes it a century.		183
Discovering Bob; NORTH TODAY: CULTURE.		87
DIY speed traps will be used to warn motorists.		289
DRAMA.		337
Drugs charge; NORTH TODAY: POLICE.		62
Duffen's exit puts pressure on Brown.		307
Estimates indicate US recession may be over.		383
Evacuation after woman's threat.		140
Expenses cash should go to charity.		49
Expensive Wood; FOOTBALL SHORTS: SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY.		19
Family branches out to save ancient woodland.		283
Fans finding a safe haven; Grumpy old man Roger Brown made a long-overdue return to Hartlepool, finding optimism in continued efforts to encourage family support.		876
Fantastic line-up for Taste festival.		296
Farm shops banging the drum for British bangers.		595
Farmers have every right to feel let down.		221
Farmers' details are lost in fresh data blunder; Government admits error six months on.		133
Farmers' details lost after blunder; Anger as RPA misfiles some bank records.		713
FINDLAY AND THUNDER CONFRONT A [...].		9
Fit-again stars are boost for Tynedale; REGIONAL ROUND-UP.		451
Former Boro striker is jailed for bar assault.		267
Fundraising recital for Middle East.		312
Game for a laugh.		62
Girl's Islam link; BRITAIN TODAY: POLICE.		50
Good news from America boosts Footsie.		304
Hackles raised over road pricing call; Manchester needs help first, MPs told.		545
Hamming it up with the burghers; TOON AND COUNTRY.		654
Held couple tell of hostage terror; Armed men climbed onto Britons' yacht.		388
Historic march is recreated.		174
Hit snoring cure; BRITAIN TODAY: HEALTH.		33
How construction is stimulating the economy.		310
Hundreds rush to defend St James's; Council boss adds his voice to the clamour.		440
Hunt goes on for Billy Jones.		175
Hunt out injured; FOOTBALL SHORTS: READING.		17
I'm completely clean, says Bolt; SPORT SHORTS: ATHLETICS.		182
I'm not the saviour, insists Ronaldo.		454
IN MEMORIAM.		398
Increase in mortgages.		217
INSIDE TODAY.		24
It's creative It's creative to the core to the core.		649
It's not our job to liberate countries.		268
It's your chance to buy a little bit of county.		404
Just how are the bonuses being paid?		458
Labour hate claim is outrageous.		322
Leaders criticise St James's plan.		42
LEARNING ME YOUR LANGUAGE.		147
Lives are saved; NORTH TODAY: CULTURE.		87
Loan deal for Amos; FOOTBALL SHORTS: PETERBOROUGH.		18
Lokal beer for Lokal people; BEER.		1169
Lying is key; BRITAIN TODAY: HEALTH.		58
Lynda lands a personal best.		529
Make this Christmas the tastiest and easiest; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.		394
McCoist harbours Ibrox ambitions; FOOTBALL SHORTS: GLASGOW RANGERS.		137
McNulty says sorry as he repays cash; Parents lived rent-free on the taxpayer.		522
Merida a hot topic; FOOTBALL SHORTS: ARSENAL.		93
Missiles thrown; NORTH TODAY: A1 WARNING.		79
Mistaken identity; FOOTBALL SHORTS: MANCHESTER UNITED.		43
Murder trial date; NORTH TODAY: COURT.		79
Name the Year.		80
New car park; NORTH TODAY: TRANSPORT.		66
New York aim; SPORT SHORTS: ATHLETICS.		32
No meddling with HSE inspections; CONSTRUCTING EXCELLENCE.		396
North academic gets top pig industry award.		420
NORTH TRANSPORT GIANTS WEATHER THE [...].		8
NORTHERN NIGHTS A full moon [...].		80
Not so sweet; BRITAIN TODAY: HEALTH.		40
Now the primary goal is survival; Gateshead Thunder folded first this week, reforming for the seventh time after their money-man pulled out. Nick Purewal assesses how we can prevent the Great North East Sports Club Crash of 2009.		871
Owen's mercy flight to birds; NATURE.		32
Paedophile nursery worker 'gives names of 10 victims'.		473
Parents win fight over school places.		293
Patched-up centre won't stop battling; 'Pinball Rob' is using his head.		596
PATCHED-UP VICKERMAN WON'T STOP BATTLING: [...].		9
Phone mast plan set to be rejected again; Structure will be 'intrusive'.		530
Pitman painter goes on display; Unseen works by former miner on show.		532
PLACING POLICY COSTS LILLY RECORD.		231
Plan hatched to save duck; Naturalists to help rescue rare species.		350
POSTAL DISPUTE COULD BE STEPPED UP, WARNS UNION.		161
Project launched to help nurture creativity.		276
Pulp fiction... IN SEASON: WITH SADIE PARKER OF THE NATIONAL TRUST.		835
Pumpkin patch; The nights may be drawing in, but on the plus side pumpkins and bangers come into their own at this time of year, as Katharine Capocci reports.: Popularity of pumpkins grows.	Recipe	676
QPR look to tame the Foxes.		148