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Articles from The Birmingham Post (England) (November 24, 2004)

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Title Author Type Words
'Don't use business as scapegoat for health'. 273
'Hands off the Buns!'. 1516
200,000 protest at Ukrainian 'poll fraud'. 311
Airport faces strike chaos. 462
Amateur Stage: Confusion at Crescent. 828
Anniversaries. 116
Archive. Brief article 192
Are you part of the great unwashed? 200
Balfour Beatty chosen for flagship pounds 56m schools project. 268
Beating the bug with a good wash. 577
BIRMINGHAM BUSINESS FOCUS. 176
Blunkett 'not father of ex-lover's child'. 149
British car production down 12pc. 459
Brum super casino targeted by Stanley. 397
Chubb has prison deal locked up. Brief article 186
Cost of being a fan. 229
Councillors vote for a rise . . . for themselves. 319
Cricket: Sehwag puts South Africa to the sword. 489
Cricket: Solanki strengthens claims as England cruise to victory. 771
Dolphins protect swimmers from the jaws of 10-foot great white shark. 225
Drink at home message from three-times-limit Floyd. 268
Dying Pc hit from a matter of inches. 436
EARLY STAGE BUSINESSES: It's a pounds 5.7m record for the Co-op. 173
EARLY STAGE BUSINESSES: Look back to move forward; Advantage Business Angels managing director Neil Mackay says the best way for today's businesses to stay ahead is to step back in time. 533
EARLY STAGE BUSINESSES: Maggy's novel idea takes a leaf out of lost books. 402
EARLY STAGE BUSINESSES: Radio market is suffering, says GWR. 480
EARLY STAGE BUSINESSES: RM starts delivering on pounds 16m contract. 260
EARLY STAGE BUSINESSES: Signet aims to shine for festive period. 306
EasyJet is flying with 21pc rise in profits. 654
Eau, what next? 99
Edwardian gentleman in a league of his own; Alison Jones enters the weird and wonderful world of Mark Gatiss. 1266
Eversheds' shake-up is 'not fault of Brum'. Brief article 385
Fashion: COLIN & JUSTIN - OLD FASHIONED NEW FASHION; TAKE A VISIT TO ANY NEW BER COOL HOME STORE AND YOU'LL FIND, PERHAPS RATHER SURPRISINGLY, THAT THEIR CUTTING EDGE DESIGNS AREN'T THAT MODERN AFTER ALL, BUT INSTEAD ARE BORROWED FROM THE LAST CENTURY. 1249
Fashion: EVANS THINKS BIGGER; WITH ALMOST HALF THE FEMALE POPULATION WEARING A SIZE 16 OR ABOVE, EVANS IS CORNERING THE MARKET IN DRESSING THE LARGER LADY. LIFESTYLE EDITOR LISA PIDDINGTON REPORTS. 854
Fashion: LEGS HAVE SOME MORE; LEGGY R&B BEAUTY JAMELIA SWAPS TOP OF THE POPS TO BE TOP OF THE SHOPS AS SHE FRONTS PRETTY POLLY'S NEW LEGWEAR AND LINGERIE CAMPAIGN. 344
Fashion: TOP TIPS FOR CLEVER DRESSING; If you're a size 16 or over, then follow Post Style's advice on how to look your best. 519
Fear of knock on door may deter donors; New laws enabling children to trace their genetic parents could lead to a chronic shortage of sperm donors. Health Reporter Emma Brady talks to a Birmingham DJ, who has joined a campaign to boost the number of donors in the Midlands. 664
Food: MUSSEL SHELLS FILLED WITH SHREDDED CRABMEAT AND MUSSEL WITH PLUM WINE SAUCE AND DEEP FRIED PARSLEY. 606
Food: ON THE GRAPEVINE; THE WINES OF COUSIO MACUL MATHIAS COUSIO WAS A 19TH CENTURY ENTREPRENEUR WHO MADE HIS FORTUNE WITH A SILVER MINE AND LATER EXTENDED HIS BUSINESS EMPIRE INTO COALMINING, SHIPPING AND ELECTRICITY GENERATION. 864
Food: STYLE IN A CHEESY WAY; ALISON DAVISON VISITS THE CAF PAXTON AT PAXTON AND WHITFIELD. 1178
Football: Back-up hitch to O'Leary contract; THE PREMIERSHIP. 755
Football: Blues stand foursquare with Yorke. 733
Football: Levein warming to ground-share plan; NATIONAL ROUND-UP. 266
Football: Merson to sacrifice himself for team; LEAGUE ONE. 193
Football: Wolves secure Lowe's future; THE CHAMPIONSHIP. 444
GB Federal buyout No2. 107
Global Trifast still looks to UK. 278
Goalkeeper on rape charge. 94
Health risks to babies born through IVF 'need monitoring'. 329
Hills are alive with sound of drilling. 310
Hotelier increases profits but shares dip. 479
Housing market crash still on cards. 212
Israel ready for peace says Annan. Brief article 157
Israeli chief dead. 86
It's a game of two halves. 87
Jail for parents who left children in utter squalor. 682
Janet is left bitten but not stricken by bush test. 254
LANGSTONE HOMES. 145
Leaves can be a drain on your insurance. 255
Letter: Let us have fair play. 309
Letter: Let us have fair play. 143
Letter: Let us have fair play. 334
Life should mean life for killers. 113
Manslaughter Bill is cause for concern. 449
Mayor leading fight for Jaguar. 308
Mice flies as Shepherd joins. 484
More accolades for Birmingham college. 194
Motion to impeach Blair over Iraq war. 179
MPs question benefit of Galileo. 118
Mum's death has been a terrible blow to us all. 607
Mustard.uk.com's support for small firms underlined. Brief article 349
Nearly 40 million people HIV positive. 243
Nervousness can be good for small firms. 546
New assault on 'Triangle of Death' as 5,000 troops bombard towns. 227
Ofsted to cut 500 jobs. 288
Open debate. 291
Ozzy: It could have got ugly. 481
Pair quizzed over death. 250
Part-time police job now worth pounds 90,000. 397
Pension fund 'quite modest'. 410
PERSPECTIVE: A genius for looking very, very silly; Terry Grimley is unimpressed by Central ITV and Advantage West Midlands' concept of genius. 644
PERSPECTIVE: A novel preaching method that bore fruit. 589
PERSPECTIVE: Striking a blow against domestic violence; As a major conference for the organisation is set to open in Birmingham at the weekend, Amnesty International UK Director Kate Allen justifies its controversial new publicity campaign. 988
Peter Bacon's Jazz Diary: No lack of choice this weekend. 708
POST PEOPLE: BELGRADE DEVELOPMENT TRUST'S CHARITY DINNER. 205
POST PEOPLE: CITYWATCH. 88
POST PEOPLE: FRIENDS OF ITALY. 89
POST PEOPLE: ILEX ANNUAL BALL. 124
POST PEOPLE: LLOYDS TSB GOLF DAY. 153
POST PEOPLE: MALLORY COURT BEST RESTAURANT AWARD. 136
POST PEOPLE: MOOR HALL SPORTING DINNER. 85
POST PEOPLE: NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND VIP RECEPTION. 96
POST PEOPLE: NSPCC CHAMPAGNE JAZZ BRUNCH. 87
POST PEOPLE: PRAXIS 10TH ANNIVERSARY. 163
POST PEOPLE: RICS CHARITY BALL. 161
POST PEOPLE: RWANDA EXHIBITION. 109
POST PEOPLE: SPORT ENGLAND LAUNCH. 241
POST PEOPLE: THE NEXT STEP CONFERENCE. 206
POST PEOPLE: WEAVER PLC PURSUITS DAY. Brief article 208
POST PEOPLE: WESLEYAN MEDICAL SICKNESS ADVISORY BOARD DINNER. 128
Prince of Darkness is death-defying rock legend. 575
Protester Ferry had guns seized. 125
Public duties means public accountability. 401
Pubs and bingo halls may shut over reform. Brief article 175
Putting their heads together as growing firms reach out for support. 203
QUEEN'S SPEECH: EDUCATION - Schools can expect lightning inspections. 455
QUEEN'S SPEECH: EQUALITY - Commission welcomed by MEPs. 196
QUEEN'S SPEECH: EXTREMISTS - New measures will give police powers. 237
QUEEN'S SPEECH: MENTAL HEALTH - 'Living wills' hands choice to patients. 247
QUEEN'S SPEECH: SECURITY - Climate of fear claims denied. 678
QUEEN'S SPEECH: TRANSPORT - Strategic Rail Authority to be scrapped. 201
Racing: Best of Royal Auclair can satisfy Nicholls. 405
Racing: Les Seychellois strengthens Festival claims. 147
Racing: McCoy's return to be winner. 206
Relief as Annetta is released by captors. 473
Retail Therapy: Dates for your diary:. 137
Retail Therapy: TEN OF THE BEST CHRISTMAS PARTY MAKE-UP. 957
Rhodia set to sell its Staveley facilities. 187
Rugby Union: England pledge payback for Brisbane rout. 672
Rugby Union: Irish told only repeat show will beat Pumas. 257
Rugby Union: Lost in a world of gibberish; 'Worcester miss 14 tackles per match and do you know what the statisticians do not tell us? Who it is who does all this missing'. 751
Rugby Union: Restructuring plan to limit top-flight ambitions. 690
Rugby Union: Tindall ready to start new chapter. 246
Rugby Union: Umaga added with relative ease. 464
Salt-death boy was 'not what new parents had in mind'. 410
Science park is best in country. 774
ScS bucks British furniture trend. 302
SHARE PRICES: MARKET REPORT - Oil spike punctures early Footsie gains. 490
Sleath is rolling on. 136
The Barnt Green Inn reopens. 92
The never-ending story; RSC associate director Laurence Boswell has been entrusted with Vanessa Redgrave's return to Stratford next year. As his latest version of Beauty and the Beast opens in Stratford he tells Terry Grimley why an obsessive director's work is never done. 1335
The state opening of Parliament. 85
Theatre review: Unlikely to live forever; Fame The Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton. 361
Theme. 174
Treat your customers fairly, banks warned. 403
Turnover success for Karl & Co. 208
Vaughan blasts tour ban on UK media. 510
Villa programme sells for pounds 6,500. 113
Volcano trip Briton disappears. 117
Waiting list targets piling on pressure. 376
We'll keep pressure on best pupils, vows Les. 485
When will MG Rover's Chinese whispers turn into hard facts? 548
Witness denies killing schoolgirl. 254
Yorke presses 'race abuse' charges. 324
Youth with rapist wanted. 256

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