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| 133 caught in benefits blitz. |
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93 |
| 50 years of wedded bliss; COTTERIDGE: Diamond date for childhood sweethearts. |
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284 |
| A flood of rescues. |
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95 |
| A skin problem led beautician to develop her own organic range for salon; Katie Fisher quit her job because of heavily perfumed products Health. |
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1109 |
| Accountant faces jail; SANDWELL. |
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147 |
| Aladdin: We can all shine; SHOWBIZ: Hit Brum panto's heart-throb polishes the lamp of success to show the way for Birmingham's young wannabes who dream of stardom on stage and screen. |
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268 |
| Anger over more 'garden grabbing' PLANNING ROW: Go-ahead for bulldozing bungalows to be replaced by flats. |
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312 |
| Appeal for life-savers; AWARDS. |
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147 |
| Barrowman: I'm now famous worldwide. and I love it! |
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579 |
| Birmingham Magistrates. |
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522 |
| BIRMINGHAM Mail Our Say. |
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292 |
| Black Country News: A tasty school lesson; EDUCATION: Healthy eating on menu for pupils. |
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260 |
| Black Country News: Cards for use in emergency prove popular; DUDLEY. |
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143 |
| Black Country News: Countdown to switch-on of CCTV; WEDNESBURY. |
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159 |
| Black Country News: Judge orders drunk thugs 'to work' WALSALL. |
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199 |
| Black Country News: Lose pounds and keep them - at the same time; WOLVERHAMPTON. |
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144 |
| Black Country News: LOWER GORNAL. |
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80 |
| Black Country News: MP in plea over speedway blow; DUDLEY: Backing for fans after stadium plans fall apart. |
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361 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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261 |
| Burglar was beaten to death; Five deny murder in tower block. |
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373 |
| CATCH THE ACTION. |
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88 |
| Central City News: Families fail in fight to halt homes plan; HANDSWORTH. |
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246 |
| Central City News: Masterplan for the loop surfaces; LADYWOOD: Bid for redevelopment of reservoir set to be unveiled. |
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280 |
| Central City News: Speech calls for religious tolerance; BORDESLEY GREEN. |
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146 |
| CHARITY. |
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93 |
| Check what and how much you are eating; Fitness. |
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311 |
| Cheltenham deliver upbeat outlook. |
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110 |
| Child sex: Man granted bail; OLDBURY. |
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125 |
| Children 'fooled by junk food adverts'. |
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110 |
| City pair eye pounds 400 prize; MUSIC. |
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124 |
| Clarke gets better of pal to claim the Brookhill bounty; Jack HIGH. |
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371 |
| CODSALL. |
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93 |
| Colin was the biggest part of my life, now he is gone forever; TRAGEDY: Widow's tribute to crash victim. |
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297 |
| Colleagues harassed by teacher; TRIBUNAL: Women members of staff claimed that 'friendly' sir kissed them. |
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377 |
| Community News: Meetings are just the tonic; HEALTH. |
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105 |
| Community News: New help for lung disease patients; SOLIHULL. |
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182 |
| Community News: Sweeping to success; OSCOTT/FOUR OAKS: Praise for trial litter team. |
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372 |
| Concert a thank-you to hospice; SUTTON COLDFIELD/ ERDINGTON. |
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177 |
| Cookbook Of The Week; CAKES FROM AROUND THE WORLD by Julie Duff (Grub Street, pounds 25). |
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112 |
| Cooking 'vital' on curriculum; EDUCATION: Pupils 'should learn simple, healthy recipes'. |
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375 |
| Crescendo for ladies who lunch; BOTANICAL GARDENS. |
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83 |
| Cricket: Flood debts toll. |
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179 |
| Cricket: Zimbabwe fail. |
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80 |
| Dad had sex with girl, 14; COURT: Talented footballer spared jail sentence. |
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263 |
| Death leaves mum 'empty' INQUEST: Family heartbreak over unprovoked attack. |
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291 |
| Don't neglect your hearing. |
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328 |
| Dumped cars are removed. |
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190 |
| Equipped for modern world; School Of The Week ACOCKS GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL. |
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335 |
| Extra housing 'a real threat' LICHFIELD: Concern as Government pushes for new homes. |
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261 |
| Families' fury in pub fight; MOSELEY: Fears of more noise with extra opening times. |
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262 |
| Family Life: We love labs! The school where pupils are bucking the national trend and getting into science Education. |
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445 |
| Farewell to city poet; ACOCKS GREEN. |
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146 |
| Fast-track for benefit claims; DUDLEY: Pledge to speed up process of paying out. |
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232 |
| Fatal accident closes road. |
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117 |
| Final call for all budding businessfolk; SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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189 |
| Football: Albion in new bid for Danek; ALBION NEWS. |
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360 |
| Football: Backroom staff battle to get Barry back; VILLA NEWS. |
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178 |
| Football: Big Ron's Yeltz link severed; NON-LEAGUE. |
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220 |
| Football: Boss out to scupper Berger switch; VILLA NEWS. |
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203 |
| Football: Clubs in cash deal for players; EURO 2008. |
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162 |
| Football: De Ridder shoots Gunners down. |
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227 |
| Football: Dynamic duo set standard; WOLVES NEWS. |
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328 |
| Football: Hare's to you, Randy Lerner! VILLA NEWS Marlon shows Kop just how the American dream lives on. |
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1083 |
| Football: Harriers aim to fly into last 16; NON-LEAGUE. |
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226 |
| Football: Kalou stunner opens Ivory account. |
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132 |
| Football: Keane on old routine; CARLING CUP. |
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237 |
| Football: Kightly back in training. |
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259 |
| Football: Mac: We'll keep feet on the ground; WOLVES NEWS. |
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145 |
| Football: Mar-vellous Marlon; O'Neill hails goal hero after thriller. |
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314 |
| Football: Mar-vellous Marlon; O'Neill hails goal hero after thriller. |
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220 |
| Football: Mowbray eager to see Scot. |
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375 |
| Football: O'Neill slaps pounds 3.5m price on Moore; VILLA NEWS. |
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291 |
| Football: Reds 'will bag fourth' VILLA NEWS. |
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209 |
| Football: Samaras off limits now for McLeish. |
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652 |
| Football: Samaras off limits now for McLeish. |
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303 |
| Football: Samaras off limits now for McLeish. |
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283 |
| Football: Strike duo are back in the frame; WALSALL NEWS. |
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194 |
| Football: We must believe in ourselves; VILLA NEWS. |
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215 |
| Football: Wrack: We earned this break; WALSALL NEWS. |
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395 |
| Football: Zarate ticks all the boxes; BLUES NEWS Our man at the Blues, COLIN TATTUM, ran the rule over new striker Mauro Zarate, who made his debut in the reserves last night. |
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452 |
| Frisbee teams give it a whirl; SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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152 |
| From The Forum. |
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194 |
| From The Forum; Your views on knife detectors in schools. Have your say by visiting www.birminghammail.net/forum. |
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178 |
| Glitter in health scare. |
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102 |
| Goodhew wets appetites. |
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104 |
| Halting the brain drain; EDUCATION: New bid to keep graduates in Midlands. |
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344 |
| Have say on policing; QUINTON. |
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114 |
| Have some fun - get out and run! CHARITY: Entrants urged to sign up for Birmingham fundraiser. |
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173 |
| High note for young musicians; MALVERN. |
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159 |
| Horse Racing: Walsh: Noland can go the distance. |
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279 |
| Hospice calling for trustees; SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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167 |
| Hotel fire 'murder' DEATHS: Blaze deliberate, police reveal. |
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293 |
| How to encourage kids. |
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208 |
| I'll stage my own EU vote! POLITICS: MP to hold unofficial polls 16. |
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227 |
| I'm years behind in planning; Tantrums & Tiaras DIARY OF A BRIDE-TO-BE. |
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325 |
| ID cards 'can't be trusted'. |
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131 |
| Inside View: Midlands uni needs a little more education... In association with BARCLAYS. |
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296 |
| Investors face 'timebombs' PROPERTY: Taxman warning over buy-to-let income 'inflation'. |
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366 |
| Is my workmate after more than friendship? Birmingham Mail's agony aunt. |
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719 |
| John is our little miracle; CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL: Born at 26 weeks, 1lb baby survives against the odds. |
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405 |
| Keeping business in the family. |
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87 |
| Lawn Tennis: Maria's Justine stunner. |
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316 |
| Leslie a winner but we lose out. |
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462 |
| Letter Your Say - New St memories; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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97 |
| Letter Your Say - Strike will hurt staff; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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101 |
| Letter Your Say - Training for Navy; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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114 |
| Letter: Your Say - Developers dominant; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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188 |
| Letter: Your Say - It's 'a'... definitely; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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246 |
| Letter: Your Say - No movement; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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123 |
| Letter: Your Say - Planners cutting corners; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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115 |
| Letter: Your Shout - O'Neill is better than King Kev. |
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1336 |
| Litter team's clean sweep; ENVIRONMENT: Initiative expanded after early success. |
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229 |
| Local News Extra: CANNOCK. |
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108 |
| Local News Extra: Drink-drive blitz now year-round; STAFFS: Success of festive campaign encourages police to carry on. |
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278 |
| Local News Extra: Fairport legends in town; STAFFORD. |
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133 |
| Local News Extra: Hospice calls out for new trustees; WHITTINGTON. |
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219 |
| Local News Extra: Jewellery stolen in raid at home; BURNTWOOD. |
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146 |
| Local News Extra: Lead theft warning; STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN. |
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215 |
| Local News Extra: OAP is conned; KIDDERMINSTER. |
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99 |
| Local News Extra: Sweet gesture to give kids a boost; BROMSGROVE: Chocolate giant to help transform a rundown playground. |
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270 |
| Local News Extra: Take plunge for charity; BROMSGROVE. |
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129 |
| Local News Extra: Tribute to Holocaust victims; REDDITCH. |
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156 |
| Lunch club helps us to understand. |
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335 |
| Mail readers answer call; APPEAL: Teacher grateful for unwanted book donations. |
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353 |
| Manager used to using bars; SUTTON COLDFIELD: Ex-army jailer at nightclub. |
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287 |
| Married couples 'penalised'. |
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131 |
| Mental health CD praised; STAFFORDSHIRE. |
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154 |
| MoD files theft: 3 city men arrested. |
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215 |
| More rain expected in flood zones. |
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131 |
| Morrisons is festive winner. |
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90 |
| Mother's grief at inquest. |
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149 |
| MP's wife plays part in healing process; WEST BROMWICH. |
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218 |
| Mum's the word for self-help; HANDSWORTH WOOD. |
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197 |
| Nation's farewell to legend Hillary. |
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293 |
| New fears over Longbridge; EXCLUSIVE No cars for sale two years after takeover. |
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118 |
| OAP 'thought drug was veg' HANDSWORTH: Cannabis plants found in house, court told. |
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280 |
| On board for wage campaign. |
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206 |
| Our little miracle; FAMILY: Born at 26 weeks, sickly 1lb baby John survives against the odds. |
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537 |
| Partners in prayer celebrate 100 years; HERITAGE: Day of thanks to mark centenary of ground-breaking centre. |
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412 |
| PCs' D-Day march a big fund boost; BROMSGROVEON. |
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194 |
| Pick of the day. |
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191 |
| PICK OF THE DAY; Live Carling Cup Football (Sky Sports 1, 7.30pm). |
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120 |
| Plea for boys to strut their stuff; PERRY BARR: Lack of young males to partner girls in ballroom dancing. |
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326 |
| pounds 138 to change a lightbulb? That's nothing... we have to pay pounds 211; COUNCIL: Families fuming over billing 'anomalies'. |
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649 |
| Pregnant mother 'strangled'. |
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197 |
| Prison for child porn teacher, 47. |
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304 |
| Probe over 'horror' of airport fight. |
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180 |
| Quiz of the day. |
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96 |
| REDDITCH. |
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105 |
| Remember When? January 1962. |
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105 |
| REVIEW: Metal fans in seventh heaven; AVENGED SEVENFOLD Civic Hall, Wolverhampton. |
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121 |
| Rugby Union: Benjamin deal. |
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91 |
| Safe? It's all right for her! CRIME: Voters rap Home Secretary who needs bodyguard. |
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488 |
| Safety awards for best bosses; EDGBASTON. |
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129 |
| Science isn't like work to us, it's more like a game. |
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246 |
| Share your views on services; HEALTH. |
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108 |
| Shares continue to slide. |
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231 |
| Should our child carry a donor card? YOUR CHILD HEALTH QUERIES. |
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360 |
| Solihull News: Centre will hit the ground running; TUDOR GRANGE: Revamped sports facilities are set to be open in a fortnight. |
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282 |
| Solihull News: Council woos big firm from second city; THORNHILL ROAD. |
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106 |
| Solihull News: Leaflet is just the tonic; DISEASE. |
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117 |
| Solihull News: New look's flying start; BIRMINGHAM AIRPORT: Wraps off proposals. |
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272 |
| Solihull News: OAP 'thought that cannabis was veg' SHIRLEY: Man found tending 452 plants in house, court told. |
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175 |
| Solihull News: Planning Applications. |
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165 |
| Solihull News: Road safety for children in spotlight; EDUCATION. |
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205 |
| Solihull News: Solihull Magistrates. |
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105 |
| Solihull News: Talks programme set to blossom; LEISURE. |
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108 |
| South City News: Banned drivers are caught out; MOTORING. |
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224 |
| South City News: Generous readers to teacher's aid; YARDLEY WOOD: Thanks for donations of unwanted books to help children. |
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374 |
| South City News: Sweet gift to boost play area; BOURNVILLE. |
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253 |
| Start a reading routine. |
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207 |
| Store's future in the balance; MERE GREEN: Supermarket in talks over pounds 50m development. |
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287 |
| Street gang batters cop; CRIME: Arrests after violence flares near school. |
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259 |
| Student in mugging ordeal. |
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282 |
| Student squad class apart; ATHLETICS. |
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265 |
| SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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90 |
| Tales of travel centre stage; LICHFIELD. |
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136 |
| Taxes to town fund revamp; BROMSGROVE: pounds 1m to regenerate centre and help children. |
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266 |
| Teenagers are turning teacher. |
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98 |
| Tennis: County dishes out its awards for stars of the year; VOLLEYS. |
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365 |
| Tennis: Jelena joy but pain is a drain. |
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396 |
| The truth is out there. |
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103 |
| Topsy-turvy for traders; MARKETS: Bargain-hunters push Footsie into black. |
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326 |
| Tuning up for musical challenge; KNOWLE/HAMPTONIN- ARDEN. |
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166 |
| Vitamin drops for children; FOOD STANDARDS AGENCY Answering your diet queries. |
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268 |
| We really, really got to see the Spice Girls; SPECIAL TREAT: Girl power is just the tonic for young sickle cell sufferers. |
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437 |
| We shall never forget Duncan; REMEMBRANCE: 50 years on, town honours victim of Munich disaster. |
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349 |
| Who'll be this year's top dog? COMPETITION: Showcase for four-legged friends coming back to Brum. |
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239 |
| Wife: I didn't poison my husband. |
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346 |
| WIN cute puppy goodies! Andrex Club Chipper. |
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252 |
| WIN special Spy Academy day. |
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410 |
| You really want to cut it as a barber? Go and see Sweeney... on me! SHOWBIZ: Hairdressing tycoon takes his staff to see cut-throat movie. |
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467 |
| Your future at the click of a mouse; DUDLEY. |
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January 22, 2008
