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| 'Spillage' fury at council site; MONKSPATH HALL: Families' recycling thwarted, says MP. |
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297 |
| 100 kilos of drugs seized. |
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191 |
| A taste for fund-raising. |
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87 |
| Accounts group in merger. |
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161 |
| Advice on baby fund. |
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156 |
| Agency in training for rail campaign; PUBLICITY: Firm to focus on customer awareness of new routes. |
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306 |
| Airport to scrap new runway bid; EXCLUSIVE Victory for residents. |
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362 |
| Animal rights probe raids; CRIME: Homes of suspected extremists targeted in Europe-wide op. |
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195 |
| Animal rights raids arrests; CRIME: 30 held as suspected extremists targeted by 700 police. |
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223 |
| Animal rights raids arrests; CRIME: 30 held as suspected extremists targeted by police. |
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195 |
| Appeal for blood donors; HARBORNE/KINGS NORTON. |
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98 |
| Appeal to victims of cashpoint scam; BROMSGROVE. |
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141 |
| Arson suspected over blaze at 'cannabis factory'. |
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199 |
| Asthma care a failure in Brum; HEALTH: More city sufferers end up in hospital than anywhere in UK. |
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306 |
| At 38, any dream will do; REVIEW JASON DONOVAN Symphony Hall. |
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271 |
| Athletics: Fixture crossed off. |
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80 |
| Axe threat school making the grade; CHELMSLEY WOOD: Positive inspection boosts plans for reorganisation. |
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270 |
| Badminton: Joy as Tonks handed debut. |
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225 |
| Badminton: Tonks joy on debut. |
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225 |
| BENNETTS HILL. |
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90 |
| Best of Europe take to the ice for tournament; HOBS MOAT. |
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138 |
| Better facilities for uni students; WOLVERHAMPTON. |
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135 |
| Biker dies in crash. |
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147 |
| Black Country News: Historic site is reprieved; TIPTON: Gauging house campaigners 'encouraged'. |
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300 |
| Black Country News: Horrors of Iraq come to life in new drama; BLOXWICH. |
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161 |
| Blaze at 'cannabis factory'. |
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304 |
| BNP in poll fraud claim; ELECTIONS: Row over nomination allegations on net. |
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365 |
| BNP in poll fraud claim; ELECTIONS: Row over nomination allegations on net. |
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365 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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263 |
| Boon for autism families; GARRETTS GREEN. |
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154 |
| Borrow a Bond - not just books; LIBRARY. |
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130 |
| Burglar caught in act jailed; WILLENHALL. |
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94 |
| Burglar stole from airport; CHELMSLEY WOOD: Man jailed for duty free booze theft. |
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350 |
| Campus concert for up-and-comers; DIGBETH. |
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192 |
| Cannabis in blaze house; CRIME: Surprise illicit plants found after arson attack. |
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305 |
| CATCH THE ACTION. |
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105 |
| Central City News: Birmingham Magistrates. |
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411 |
| Central City News: Fears over exclusions; EDUCATION: Parents protest against black kids left out of school. |
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302 |
| Central City News: Lunchtime lectures for art lovers; BARBER INSTITUTE. |
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92 |
| Central City News: The jewel in Brum crown; JEWELLERY QUARTER: Area dazzles Euro guests. |
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221 |
| Chance to become a volunteer; CAMPAIGN. |
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165 |
| City a nightmare for small traders; RETAIL: Shadow Chancellor Osborne backs shopkeepers against the giants. |
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337 |
| Civil servants go on strike. |
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107 |
| Climate vow from bosses; ENVIRONMENT: Summit over threat of global warming. |
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377 |
| Club Corner. |
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330 |
| Collision victim, 52 is named. |
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207 |
| Cricket: Bears legend Tom dies at 71. |
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219 |
| Cricket: Lee prepared to be patient; BEARS: Seamer takes long view of establishing himself in firsts. |
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358 |
| Cricket: Maddy's four-day pledge. |
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189 |
| Danger drugs 'in filthy store' HEALTH: City pharmacist who ignored warnings is struck off. |
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381 |
| Dave sizes up homes for heat. |
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126 |
| Dead-ball specialists excite boss. |
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365 |
| Dedicated Lib Dem 'chairman of PJP'. |
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184 |
| Drivers verging on the unscrupulous; BARTLEY GREEN. |
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176 |
| Drug dealer given extra jail term; SEDGLEY. |
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303 |
| Emotional blackmail that can make South Asian women suicidal. |
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560 |
| Estelle races back into learning zone; YARDLEY: Brum date for former city MP and Education Secretary. |
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340 |
| Factory roof plunge riddle; SMETHWICK: Victim fell 30ft through glass opening. |
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251 |
| Fans' feelings can't be taken into account. |
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354 |
| Fears lives at risk from poor parking; FAZELEY: Police crackdown on inconsiderate drivers around shops. |
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218 |
| Focus on fostering. |
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173 |
| Football: Bardsley has to call time on Villa. |
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414 |
| Football: Bruce's Premier pledge; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM I'll give most of the squad a chance. |
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324 |
| Football: Bruce: Some fans lost it; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM. |
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167 |
| Football: Buy buy Blues! Cole tells board to splash cash. |
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654 |
| Football: Choices for celebration; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM. |
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199 |
| Football: Cole tells Blues to splash the cash; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM. |
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347 |
| Football: Defensive pair out. |
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81 |
| Football: England ready. |
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141 |
| Football: Jlloyd ready to follow pal Juan out of Villa. |
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284 |
| Football: Mourinho backs Drogba to star; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE. |
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176 |
| Football: Mourinho backs Drogba to star; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE. |
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286 |
| Football: Mowbray sees red over cards; ALBION'S RACE FOR THE PLAY-OFFS. |
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383 |
| Football: Mowbray sees red over cards; Woeful disciplinary record has cost us dear, admits boss. |
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385 |
| Football: Muamba deal is a top priority; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM. |
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308 |
| Football: Oakes: I just want to play! WOLVES' RACE FOR THE PLAY-OFFS. |
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535 |
| Football: Only goal is to beat the drop; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM. |
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218 |
| Football: Owen would jump at England chance. |
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174 |
| Football: Owen would leap at England chance. |
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293 |
| Football: Reinforced Rovers set for play-off; NON-LEAGUE. |
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281 |
| Football: Sodje battle to face Tykes. |
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212 |
| Football: Sodje battles to face Tykes; ALBION'S RACE FOR THE PLAY-OFFS. |
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233 |
| Football: Sullivan: We've learned lessons; BLUES BACK IN THE PREM Club will be well prepared. |
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295 |
| Football: Villa aces set for a piece of the action. |
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386 |
| Football: Winger relishing final test; WOLVES' RACE FOR THE PLAY-OFFS. |
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318 |
| Football: Worrall stars in triumph. |
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187 |
| Football: Worrall stars in triumph. |
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187 |
| Fox takes heat off Saddlers. |
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442 |
| Free rail parking may be scrapped; EXCLUSIVE Commuters facing charges. |
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513 |
| Fresh plea in tragic crash probe; KIDDERMINSTER: Hunt for witnesses after triathlete killed while cycling. |
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313 |
| Genes a clue to developing cancer. |
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142 |
| Gok reveals his naked ambition; TV Choice. |
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450 |
| Have your say on the future; EASTSIDE. |
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92 |
| Honey poses risk to baby; Ask Sam FOOD STANDARDS AGENCY. |
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151 |
| HONOURED AT THE SONY RADIO ACADEMY AWARDS. |
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198 |
| Horse Racing: Enjoy The Last Drop. |
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93 |
| How teenaged bride was saved from her brutal husband - and from herself; Health. |
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604 |
| Inspectors applaud improvements; School The Week YARDLEYS SECONDARY SCHOOL. |
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310 |
| It's the Moss-have fashion! SHOPPING: Fashion-conscious Brummies sleep out to be first in queue for model's clothes range. |
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450 |
| Jasper takes the baton for blood. |
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159 |
| June 30 handover at No.10. |
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288 |
| Kitchen misery payout ruling; WIDNEY MANOR: Builder failed to complete 'poor standard' work. |
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386 |
| Lawn Tennis: Arden happy at Mixed emotions in title triumph; VOLLEYS. |
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332 |
| Leap into the unknown for blind centre; SEDGLEY. |
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199 |
| Letter: Your Say - Carers wanted; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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100 |
| Letter: Your Say - Chinn's love of our city; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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109 |
| Letter: Your Say - Gimme gimme; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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146 |
| Letter: Your Say - God and evolution; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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110 |
| Letter: Your Say - I AM writing with regard to the recent; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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102 |
| Letter: Your Say - KARREN Brady only wants to become mayor; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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118 |
| Letter: Your Say - Probation worry; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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143 |
| Letter: Your Say - Saved from surfer; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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169 |
| Letter: Your Say - Theatre praise; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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85 |
| Letter: Your Shout - Brucie's boys are the best! |
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1144 |
| Making the right move... SANDWELL. |
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115 |
| Man attacked in the street; WEST BROMWICH. |
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143 |
| Manager 'forced to leave job' SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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147 |
| Mary, you're my Coo-Ca Choo! |
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204 |
| Massive blaze at waste site. |
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195 |
| Minstrels back on the stage; TAMWORTH. |
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94 |
| Mixed fortunes for Blair in the West Midlands. |
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505 |
| MoD slated in report. |
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83 |
| Motor Racing: Injured Ulrich to ride; SPEEDWAY. |
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133 |
| Move over 3Rs, now it's the 5Es; How one Birmingham school is putting the Every Child Matters ethos into action Education. |
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402 |
| MP backing bull payments fight; TAMWORTH. |
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204 |
| Much ado about our Sally; STAFFORD. |
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121 |
| Mum's cash con shame; COURT: Benefits cheat dishonestly obtained pounds 71,000. |
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256 |
| Music time at library. |
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80 |
| NEC tennis loses out to Wimbledon. |
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203 |
| New air route is a Dun deal... AIRPORT. |
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153 |
| No need to suffer in silence. |
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213 |
| North City News: Birmingham Magistrates. |
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410 |
| North City News: Queen Lesley entertains the theatre crowd; SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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94 |
| Now louts have us at their mercy; WEST BROMWICH: Family defenceless after being told to remove razor wire. |
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447 |
| npower to their elbow; ST BASIL'S. |
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152 |
| Our Say. |
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281 |
| Our Tone a winner - at last! SONY AWARDS: Lifetime achievement gong leaves 'Motormouth' Butler speechless. |
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422 |
| Outcry as pounds 4,000-a-year school closes. |
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200 |
| Park security is stepped up; RUBERY: Guards to patrol leisure site after teen attacked. |
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310 |
| Park set to be a hive of activity this summer; MALVERN. |
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226 |
| Parking zones to beat jams; TRAFFIC. |
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173 |
| Pharmacist is struck off over 'filthy' shops. |
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184 |
| Pick of the day. |
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194 |
| PICK OF THE DAY; Live Snooker (Eurosport, 7.00pm). |
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120 |
| Planning Applications. |
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175 |
| Play a part in city mela; SMALL HEATH. |
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83 |
| Plea for overseas workers. |
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184 |
| Pledge to fight plan for brickworks site; ERDINGTON. |
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124 |
| Pledge to uphold rubbish collection; COUNCIL: City rejects replacing weekly visits by dustmen with fortnightly ones. |
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284 |
| Police crackdown on speeding cars; KINGS HEATH: Nearly 200 drivers nabbed after roads targeted following complaints. |
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314 |
| pounds 10m expansion of 'successful' school; STOURBRIDGE: Hospital with excellent exam results to take on more pupils. |
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346 |
| Praise from the palace for top scout Melody; HANDSWORTH. |
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149 |
| Pupils get in tune with great hits of the movies; SCHOOLS. |
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288 |
| Pupils join party for flourishing estates; PERRY COMMON. |
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216 |
| Quarter of a century is too long; Inside View In association with BARCLAYS. |
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385 |
| Quiz of the day. |
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95 |
| Remember When? May 1994. |
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116 |
| Riddle of man found dying. |
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131 |
| Rocking teens going for gold; STAFFORD: Glittering prizes await promising young talent. |
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288 |
| Royal coffin firm has made history; JEWELLERY QUARTER: Tourism plan for factory that made handles for Diana casket. |
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411 |
| Rugby Union: Bees bid farewell to stars. |
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279 |
| Rugby Union: Heat off Smith after escape; RELEGATION BATTLE: Moseley boss savours success. |
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332 |
| Rugby Union: Ruddock set for Warriors hot-seat. |
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292 |
| Rugby Union: Ruddock takes the Warriors hotseat. |
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315 |
| Rugby Union: Stour looking up after improvement. |
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291 |
| Rugby Union: Wolves go max. |
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138 |
| Rule brings trio closer to their faith. |
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153 |
| Saddlers star piles the pressure on Swindon. |
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286 |
| Safety first at housing firm; TAMWORTH. |
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88 |
| Scared I'll frighten off this painfully shy guy; Ask Fiona. |
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536 |
| School's Pill policy defended. |
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154 |
| School's Pill policy defended. |
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102 |
| School's Pill policy defended. |
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102 |
| Share your views at meeting; SHELDON. |
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97 |
| Shoppers go for bullseye; MINWORTH. |
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106 |
| Shopping Scene... |
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82 |
| Show tips on finance for children. |
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153 |
| Showcase for budding bands; HALL GREEN. |
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172 |
| Snooker: Rocket: Win lacked spark. |
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164 |
| Soap Watch. |
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161 |
| Solihull News: Man jailed for pounds 1,000 duty free theft; CHELMSLEY WOOD. |
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195 |
| Solihull News: Titanic day of musicals for children; ALCOTT HALL: Lessons from the silver screen. |
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289 |
| South City News: TELL US WHAT'S HAPPENING WHERE YOU ARE. |
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147 |
| South City News: Tribute to the fallen; HALL GREEN: Group visits Somme to remember war dead. |
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249 |
| Step back in time to the 1940s; EDGBASTON. |
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88 |
| Supplier solutions in one place. |
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162 |
| Survey on housing priorities; SANDWELL. |
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163 |
| Survivors of 7/7 in call for inquiry. |
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268 |
| Taxi driver targeted by thieves in pounds 70 raid; WORCESTER. |
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170 |
| Teen held after shot sister dies. |
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89 |
| Teen held after sister, 12, shot. |
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110 |
| Ten years as leader... POLITICS: As the history of New Labour reaches a significant milestone, the Mail puts the spotlight on a decade of Blair's Britain ... but will Tony's legacy live on beyond him? |
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562 |
| Then & Now: Asif Din; Warwickshire 1981-95. |
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200 |
| They're not up for sale! MOTORS: Ford pledge on Jaguar and Land Rover. |
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295 |
| Thieves steal war medals; LICHFIELD. |
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128 |
| Threat to final salary schemes; RETIREMENT: Predictions of increase in firms closing pensions accruals. |
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285 |
| Top chef's tips for a perfect Sunday roast; Fitness. |
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573 |
| Tragic baby mum to see psychiatrist. |
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282 |
| Tributes to dead soldier. |
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225 |
| Violent record of city bank robbers; CRIME: Police release step-by-step pictures of terrifying raid, and link it to other offences. |
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532 |
| Wanted man 'tried to murder'. |
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143 |
| Warm up for running club; CHELMSLEY WOOD. |
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96 |
| Warning over van raiders; LICHFIELD. |
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136 |
| Warwickshire ladies celebrate fantastic victory; Jack HIGH. |
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375 |
| Watch your baby's weight; Ask Alan. |
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242 |
| Water way to see wildlife; COLESHILL. |
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166 |
| Web help for sick patients; SUTTON: Internet site for sufferers of cystic fibrosis. |
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186 |
| Whatever happened to polite society? |
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487 |
| Why we turned a classroom into Dr Who's Tardis. |
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695 |
| WIN a share of pounds 2,000 in YOUR M & S vouchers; British Gas. |
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493 |
| WIN Banks's Bitter. |
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135 |
| WIN VIP tickets to the Safari Park; Chipper Club. |
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453 |
| Woman and kids in crash 'miracle' COLLISION: Mum walks from wreckage. |
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371 |
| Woman victim of robbery; TAMWORTH. |
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149 |
| Worcestershire News: In harmony; REDDITCH/MALVERN. |
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108 |
| Worcestershire News: Metal coppers trail raid gang; REDDITCH: Alert as thieves load valuable haul on to boat. |
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294 |
| Worcestershire News: Police hunt for garage raiders; KIDDERMINSTER. |
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183 |
| Worcestershire News: Students' merger fears laid to rest; PERSHORE. |
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159 |
| Worcestershire News: TELL US WHAT'S HAPPENING WHERE YOU ARE. |
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157 |
| Workers on battlefield; OLTON: Emotional journey for 13 to site of the Somme carnage. |
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279 |
| Workforce nightmare. |
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110 |
| You either love him or hate him... |
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380 |
| Your Stars. |
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689 |
May 1, 2007
