Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in April 22, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• Gran's pounds 1.7m pay out
• TEACHERS' STRIKE TO HIT 1000s; 1,200 take action as 28 Kirklees schools close
• SCHOOLS FORCED TO CLOSE FOR STRIKE; Kirklees teachers joining in national action
• Crackdown on YouTube video of teens fighting in street
• Fears for missing man
• Local briefs: Robbers in bus and taxi attack
• Local briefs: Cat rescued
• Local briefs: Museum night
• Local briefs: Down South
• Local briefs: Hospice lottery
• 'Hospitality rules now clearly understood' Trustees claim organisation is on track
• Scouts march for St George
• Photos of '7/7 plot accused and terrorists' at McDonald's
• Spied-on crash victim wins pounds 1.7m damages
• Sickening crime; COMMENT
• Callous spies; COMMENT
• Understanding the human factor in climate change; Expert verdict DR TIM GABRIEL , lecturer in Chemistry at the University of Huddersfield, looks at climate change in conjunction with DR MARK STEPHENS, research associate in quaternary science, Royal Hollow
• 'There is no place for bad language and people who cannot be civil' Teaching union supports head's tough stand
• Mother's pain 'undiminished' National briefs
• Costs soaring; National briefs
• Airport report; National briefs
• UKIP's first MP; National briefs
• Murder inquiry; National briefs
• Widow's insight; National briefs
• DON'T PANIC; Plea for calm over refinery strike
• MP proposes to his Cheeky Girl in Rome
• Darling in talks to beat credit crunch
• Row goes on over tax axe
• Cancer drug concern
• Pet's life in balance after savage attack; Warning over mystery stray
• Villages hit by burglary spree
• 7 million in debt
• World briefs: Police break up park protest
• World briefs: Relay rethink
• World briefs: Centre blaze
• World briefs: Lee steps down
• World briefs: Parisian honour
• World briefs: US pulling out
• Gas leak scare at complex
• Can Joe blag his way to golden prize?
• Most back bid to cut drink-drive limit
• pounds 5M PARK REFIT; Night-time gates planned
• Paper talk; What's making the news in the nationals
• On this day
• The HOT topic
• Letter: Mailbag - Praise for school head seen to be leading the way on discipline; Letters special on Colne Valley High's stance of zero tolerance
• Letter: Mailbag - Discipline must make a comeback
• Letter: Mailbag - The rules that govern decisions
• Letter: Mailbag - Carol is great example to others
• Letter: Mailbag - Punishment should fit the crime
• Praise for Greenhead's restoration; On the web
• They say
• Bob Hallsworth Sportsman and chorister; Obituaries
• Alf Wellings Textile director and golfer
• Appointment
• Golfing brand is in the swing!
• pounds 12bn needed
• It all adds up for two at the top
• Arrears up at B&B
• Profits boost
• Don't be confused by the media spin
• Poorest will pay more
• A spring in your step
• Dog show to benefit charity
• Designs on new signs
• It's a case of smoke without fire
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Rocky Balboa
• PICK OF THE DAY; Revista De La Liga
• Catch The Action
• Get knitting with plastic! Our green columnist KATH ARMSTRONG finds a new use for the despised plastic bag
• Creating the 'wow' factor; In association with Contemporary styles bring contrasts to traditional house
• Bedroom table tips
• Health fears for young
• It's not so grim up north
• An ancient art that is building for future; Paul's passion inspires hands-on guide
• Fun and games at railway
• Skydiving support for deaf people
• UNLOCKING LOVE OF LANGUAGE; FAMILY LITERARY SESSIONS GIVE CHILDREN ENCOURAGEMENT Families of pupils at a Deighton school make a difference when it comes to children's love of language and books. HAZEL ETTIENNE reports SPOTLIGHT ON OUR SCHOOLS
• Contest for best photos

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