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| ! New school plan gathering moss; CHELMSLEY WOOD Grass mix roof set to top off pounds 8m campus project. |
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315 |
| 'Religious' selling con wound up. |
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251 |
| 'Religious' selling con wound up; INVESTORS: Investigation targets city woman. |
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315 |
| 33 things to do before you reach 10, kids; and take your mum and dad with you. |
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596 |
| 96; Solomon show. |
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308 |
| Anger over fee for rat catchers; BROMSGROVE Call-out charge sparks fears of rise in rodent numbers. |
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175 |
| Anne White: From 'back to back' to Ban the Bomb. |
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82 |
| Appeal to focus on exhibition; KINGSHURST. |
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235 |
| Arts to fore in borough; WEST BROM New supremo is son of union legend. |
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305 |
| Author in suspense; SUTTON. |
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97 |
| Awards are very cheesy; WORCESTERSHIRE A CUT ABOVE. |
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168 |
| Basketball: Williams keen to stay with Bullets; BASKETBALL: Inspirational Yorick is loving the extra responsibility. |
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482 |
| Battling neighbours torpedo pub plan for late-night opening. |
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143 |
| Betty at opening; WEDNESBURY. |
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106 |
| Big Band and all that jazz. |
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188 |
| Birmingham Magistrates Court. |
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631 |
| Blackmail plot - four in court; CRIME: Farm closure bid charge. |
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253 |
| Blaze destroys frames factory. |
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297 |
| Blooming brilliant; CITY CENTRE: Gold medal for Birmingham's pioneering flower trail. |
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235 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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237 |
| Bogus officials alert; YARDLEY. |
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226 |
| Boys in blue mosque bid; SOUTH BIRMINGHAM Police reassuring Muslims. |
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296 |
| Brum missing out on event. |
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186 |
| Bus changes have left us all stranded; HALL GREEN: Outcry as sudden transport route changes make travel hard for OAPs. |
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386 |
| Cadets stick their oar in to take gold. |
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85 |
| Calendar of past times; ERDINGTON Trip down memory lane in old postcards. |
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289 |
| Carpet firm in warning; FORECAST: Victoria profits set to drop. |
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222 |
| Chaos caused for thousands. |
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290 |
| Chaos fear on big rush home; MOTORING: Roadworks to hold up A38 commuters for two weeks. |
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263 |
| Charity boost is easy on the eyes. |
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138 |
| Churches on course at college. |
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142 |
| City link to Ibiza hashish; Pair seized on 'pounds 11m drug ship. |
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205 |
| Could he be the rail arsonist; EXCLUSIVE. |
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511 |
| Could he be the rail arsonist; EXCLUSIVE. |
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616 |
| Council job up for grabs; BROMSGROVE. |
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121 |
| Crash causes M5 hold-ups. |
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91 |
| CRICKET: Bracken to join. |
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95 |
| CRICKET: McGrath left out. |
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81 |
| Cricket: Warwicks facing fight for Ambrose. |
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258 |
| Crime-busters leading the way. |
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164 |
| CRIME: Supervisor who stole kids 'healthy eating' cash spared jail; Dinner lady stole pounds 16,000. |
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326 |
| Curtain to rise at the Palace; REDDITCH Historic theatre set to reopen after pounds 4m revamp. |
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327 |
| Customer care is hailed; SANDWELL. |
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158 |
| Cutting it at The Edge. |
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153 |
| Debut for musician. |
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112 |
| Delight after 6-year fight; OLDBURY Community centre prize for people power. |
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408 |
| Designer lace sets the pace; WEDDING: City girl has finishing touch for the big day. |
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189 |
| Dinner lady stole pounds 16,000; CRIME: Supervisor who stole kids 'healthy eating' cash spared jail. |
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322 |
| Don't be macho about breast cancer - I was and it nearly killed me; HEALTH: Male patients tell how they ignored danger signs Cleaner Jeff Scriven and retired truck driver Pat McGeever are two everyday Birmingham men. But they have something else in common - as Health Correspondent ALISON DAYANI reports. |
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552 |
| Drinkers toast late licence; REDDITCH. |
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117 |
| Eastside spotlight. |
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109 |
| Eye On BROAD Street; Our insider on Birmingham's Golden Mile brings you all the news and gossip from people in the know. |
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332 |
| Factory wrecked by fire. |
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215 |
| Facts about scarecrows. |
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148 |
| Family trail for survival. |
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90 |
| Festival to celebrate history; CITY CENTRE. |
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135 |
| Festive sparkle; ERDINGTON. |
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187 |
| Football: A testing time for Rovers duo; NON-LEAGUE. |
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291 |
| Football: Beattie setback. |
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100 |
| Football: Crouch goals pledge; Striker's out to end barren scoring run and boost England hopes. |
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286 |
| Football: Crouch in goal target; Striker's out to end barren scoring run and boost England hopes. |
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439 |
| Football: Crunch time for Scots and Irish. |
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124 |
| Football: Curtis can shine on big stage; Albion defender backed to make his mark for England Under-21s. |
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370 |
| Football: Davies tipped for the top Curtis to shine on big stage; Young Albion defender backed to make a name for himself at international level. |
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460 |
| Football: Gillett's out to impress. |
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248 |
| Football: Lambs after action replay. |
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194 |
| Football: Liam to sign new 3-year Villa deal. |
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365 |
| Football: Maik is hard to beat; Blues keeper on top of his game, says coach Spink. |
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342 |
| Football: Mullen's biggest Bromsgrove test; NON-LEAGUE. |
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294 |
| Football: New Villa deal for Liam; EXCLUSIVE Young defender rewarded for first-team graduation by agreeing three-year contract. |
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429 |
| Football: Nurse Moors' debut. |
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210 |
| Football: O'Leary's welcome break at last. |
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253 |
| Football: Scotland not so bonnie for Cameron. |
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431 |
| Football: Taylor gives wingers their chance. |
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101 |
| Football: Upson World still turning. |
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387 |
| Football: Upson's World is still turning. |
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524 |
| Football: Walsall stick with youth. |
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420 |
| Forty years on, I'm in torment; VICTIM SUPPORT: Murdered girl's sister demands aid for families. |
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285 |
| Free tennis coaching for young; SHIRLEY PARK. |
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89 |
| GOLF: Hot and cold. |
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93 |
| GOLF: Monty zooms. |
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141 |
| Grub's great with Gromit; EDUCATION: Animation heroes promote school meals. |
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220 |
| HEALTH: Fears over bid to save pounds 20m Threat to hospital's A&E unit. |
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245 |
| Homes - Gardening: Fruity fun for all the family; Organic Gardens throw open their doors for annual apple-themed activity day. |
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280 |
| Homes: Bedroom bonus top of buyers' priorities. |
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315 |
| Homes: Country retreat is difficult to resist. |
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334 |
| Homes: Don't leap at lowest rate; Mortgage Advice. |
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229 |
| Homes: Get chic on the cheap; Home Decor. |
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254 |
| Homes: Top Tips. |
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109 |
| Honour for city bishop. |
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157 |
| Hospital block is open at last; HEALTH: First patient op after water pipe bungle put right. |
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268 |
| Hospital unveils ban on smoking; Fears for children's health means end for special ciggie shelters. |
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285 |
| Hospitals in bid to save pounds 20m; HEALTH: NHS blueprint to slash debt. |
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228 |
| Hunt for mystery gunman. |
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105 |
| I was just an average student ... but I woke up one day and couldn't move; 'Channel' swim of young woman disabled by virus. |
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368 |
| ICE HOCKEY: Barons boost. |
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86 |
| Inquest on baby death tragedy. |
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257 |
| Inquest on baby death tragedy. |
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223 |
| Inside View: Bali sends a shiver down many spines. |
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283 |
| It's a plumb job; EDUCATION: Minister opens construction industry skills centre. |
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187 |
| It's a sign of the times for pupils; LADYWOOD. |
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151 |
| Jail vote review. |
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86 |
| Jim swings into town. |
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227 |
| John's got big plans! International designer unveils pounds 1.65m penthouse in heart of Birmingham. |
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305 |
| Karl on the road back to health; SHIRLEY Brave dad who feared paralysis runs half marathon for hospital. |
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272 |
| Laver nets a winner. |
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122 |
| Litter gang on march. |
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87 |
| Long service healthy for staff. |
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105 |
| Love's in the air in Hobson's Choice Dance. |
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252 |
| MG Rover workers to share pounds 14m. |
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337 |
| MG Rover workers to share pounds 14m. |
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96 |
| Missing man is found dead in lake; NORTON CANES. |
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138 |
| Motors: An American dream car. |
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779 |
| Motors: ATo Z X XENON; Crack the code of jargon with our weekly guide. |
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154 |
| Motors: Buyers stay out of the red and in the black. |
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200 |
| Motors: Cost warning on cross-over cars. |
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186 |
| Motors: Driving Test; Test your knowledge with our weekly quiz. |
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126 |
| Motors: Subaru to clean up. |
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184 |
| Motors: The price is right. |
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457 |
| Motors: Warning sign for drivers. |
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492 |
| MOTORSPORT: Raikkonen woe. |
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93 |
| MP fighting for centre; HANDSWORTH Anger over dire state of Ali building. |
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308 |
| MP makes crime call. |
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105 |
| NEC Cuticles on hand. |
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256 |
| NHS dream has turned into a real nightmare. |
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928 |
| OAPs on alert over conmen; Pensioners target of bogus water board officials. |
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272 |
| Old protest song hits a high note; SOLIHULL Success for 1979 punk rant against borough. |
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394 |
| On march to mark jubilee; MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM. |
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229 |
| Organic garden flourishes; OLDBURY. |
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169 |
| Our Say. |
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340 |
| Partnership beats yobs; SUTTON COLDFIELD Anti-social behaviour slashed. |
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291 |
| Pervert lurked in park bushes; COURT: Man jailed over child porn. |
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339 |
| Plea for hospital; BLOXWICH. |
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163 |
| Plenty to crow about; LEISURE: Stuff and nonsense - these characters are just here for a bit of fun. |
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253 |
| Police alert over conmen; SHARD END. |
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270 |
| Police tour of mosques; COMMUNITY Visits to reassure Muslim families. |
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270 |
| Posters in train battle; WALSALL Campaign stepped up to save rail service with plea to families. |
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296 |
| Pubs joining crime battle. |
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130 |
| Pupils pick up the challenge; GREAT BARR. |
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237 |
| Pupils vie to be wordy winners; EDUCATION: Essay contest honours feminist city head teacher. |
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200 |
| Racing: Alkaased ready for Champion. |
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242 |
| Racing: Emirates to take off for Godolphin. |
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146 |
| Racing: Fine 'n' Dandy. |
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143 |
| Re-run of Dad's Army; ALREWAS Veterans on parade. |
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212 |
| Remember When? 1992 August; Email your nostalgia pictures for this daily feature to mypictures@mrn.co.uk. |
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109 |
| Restaurants receive warning on licences. |
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237 |
| Reviews: Outside looking in; ART BRUT Birmingham Bar Academy. |
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233 |
| Reviews: Playing with words; HOME Crescent Theatre. |
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193 |
| Richard's gone back to basics. |
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542 |
| Rover supplier turns the tide. |
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272 |
| Rugby Union: Aussie in line to start. |
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215 |
| Rugby Union: Booth's put on cup alert. |
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146 |
| Rugby Union: Injured England pair given time. |
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166 |
| Rugby Union: Maynard: We face real fight; Bees coach expects his players to rise to tough occasion at Exeter. |
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409 |
| Rugby Union: Only best will do for Moseley - Smith. |
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329 |
| Runaway contacts her family. |
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185 |
| Running dad beats the odds; ALVECHURCH Karl completes marathon despite health scare. |
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274 |
| Rush for info now a trickle; FREEDOM ACT: Queries tail off. |
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217 |
| School down to grass roots; SMITH'S WOOD Green mix roof set to top off pounds 8m project. |
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319 |
| Showbiz. |
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104 |
| Sir's voice is horse; EDUCATION: Teacher Steve champions US guru's whispering techniques. |
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288 |
| Smart buyers can snap up a bargain. |
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1136 |
| Spy eyes sharpened. |
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189 |
| Swimming chance for disabled; SANDWELL. |
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102 |
| Taking a dive for animals; By Steve Johnson. |
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173 |
| Talks on plan to axe wards; CANNOCK Fears for future of hospital desperate to save pounds 5m. |
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236 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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93 |
| TENNIS: Murray wins. |
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88 |
| They wouldn't let me finish Breast cancer in focus; MERIDEN MP complains voters copying Paxman's 'rudeness. |
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479 |
| Thin blue line links up with the faithful; Police plan to reassure Muslims after 7/7 by touring mosques. |
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208 |
| Tours are frightfully popular. |
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158 |
| Traffic jam chaos alert; RUGELEY. |
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166 |
| Tragedy of tot Jenisha; FAMILY: Coroner told of baby's breathing difficulties. |
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260 |
| U2 take over US chat show. |
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130 |
| Upbeat for the future. |
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273 |
| Urdu teaching aids. |
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180 |
| Villagedivided by playground; HARBORNE A haven for hooligans or paradise for toddlers. |
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327 |
| Warm welcome back to Texas; TEXAS Carling Academy Birmingham. |
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270 |
| Warning on road chaos; KNOWLE. |
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170 |
| Warning on stolen drugs; STAFFORD. |
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119 |
| We'll fight on to Downing Street; STOURBRIDGE Parents and pupils chain themselves to axe-threat school. |
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279 |
| What s On - Bollywood Scene: Bollywood Picks. |
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181 |
| What s On - Bollywood Scene: Gandhi suspect innocent. |
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119 |
| What s On - Your 2 MINUTE guide to the weekend: FOR ALL THE FAMILY; Back to nature. |
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120 |
| What s On - Your 2 MINUTE guide to the weekend: TICKETS FROM JUST pounds 4.50; Fairy tale show. |
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84 |
| What s On - Your 2 MINUTE guide to the weekend: Wheely good; TICKETS: Adults pounds 5.50, Children pounds 3.50, Private Gondola pounds 33. |
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90 |
| What s On: A Walk In The Park: HIGHBURY PARK - A 'hidden' gem in Kings Heath; Birmingham has 221 parks including recreation grounds, public open spaces, gardens and playing fields - more than anywhere else in the country. Each week, we'll be out and about in one of the region's great parks telling you all you need to know to have a grand day out. More info on all the city's parks can be found at www.birmingham.gov.uk. |
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517 |
| What s On: Bhangra goes to the races. |
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179 |
| What s On: Bon-jour; Rock Exclusive Bon Jovi can't wait to send tremors across the Midlands again next spring - as GRAHAM YOUNG discovers. |
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715 |
| What s On: Brian's hitched a ride with Chitty; Theatre. |
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759 |
| What s On: Cheap As Chips - Chippies put to the taste test. |
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189 |
| What s On: Cheap As Chips - Highpoint Quality Fish and Chips; Yardley Wood Road/ Trittiford Road, Billesley. |
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149 |
| What s On: Crowning glory for brave Mandy; More than 40 writers are taking part in this year's Orange Birmingham Book Festival which begins today. DIANE PARKES spoke to one of them. |
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363 |
| What s On: Days Out - A little light relief for the winter; Walsall Illuminations have been brightening up people's evenings for more than half a century. ALISON HANDLEY joined the families enjoying the fun. |
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296 |
| What s On: Fairy tale ending. |
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90 |
| What s On: FREE pint for every reader. |
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131 |
| What s On: Gay Life. |
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331 |
| What s On: Girl power set to hit the club scene; 'Swanky' trio form city's first all-female promotion team and launch new night. |
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376 |
| What s On: Inside Gossip - Robbie and I get intimate; POP. |
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309 |
| What s On: Monkeying around in the name of art. |
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499 |
| What s On: Moonlighting at camp; One To Watch LAURA VEIRS & THE TORTURED SOULS WEDNESDAY October 12, GLEE CLUB, Tickets from 0870 241 5093. |
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352 |
| What s On: Pick Of ThePubs. |
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240 |
| What s On: Pub Review - Court Oak, Court Oak Road, Harborne Great grill will cure hangover. |
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345 |
| What s On: Rambling - SHUSTOKE & THE WALKING WAYS. |
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603 |
| What s On: Restaurant Spy - Great value with a Spanish flavour; Paul Fulford visits Cafe Ikon, Birmingham. |
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476 |
| What s On: Star wants old pals' act; Comedy. |
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444 |
| What s On: The car is the star for Wilmot. |
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349 |
| What s On: These boots weren't made for walking; The Big Movie KINKY BOOTS (12A Why GRAHAM YOUNG thinks this British film is a thigh-high hit. |
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471 |
| What s On: Tries hard to please; Movie Review OLIVER TWIST (PG. |
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254 |
| What s On: Welcome for Wodehouse; Amateur Stage. |
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411 |
| What s On: WIN tickets for sold-out Tunstall gig; See the Scottish songbird has been one of the musical success stories of the year The Big Gig KT TUNSTALL Saturday October 15, Birmingham's Carling Academy. |
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352 |
| What s On: WIN VIP tickets to Jasper's big show. |
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437 |
| What's On: 42FREE tickets up for grabs. |
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266 |
| What's On: Battle between light and dark. |
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181 |
| What's On: Star Trek on steroids; Movie Review SERENITY (15. |
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298 |
| Wheel bins a load of rubbish; REFUSE: No to city families' plea. |
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329 |
| Wossy holding on to? |
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84 |
| Young splash the cash. |
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97 |
| Youngsters building up to a career; SANDWELL. |
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172 |
| Your Cross-Code puzzle is back. |
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86 |
| Your Say: Autumn excuse. |
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95 |
| Your Say: Price rise misery. |
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94 |
| Your Say: Report bus yobs. |
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141 |
| Your Say: Stamp haunt. |
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95 |
| Your Say: Time to wake up to facts. |
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103 |
| Your Say: Time to wake up to facts. |
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140 |
| Your Shout: Villa fans must find their voice. |
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210 |
| Your Shout: WIN Banks's Bitter. |
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138 |
| Yummy mummies boost child cancer care. |
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96 |
October 7, 2005
