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Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Rogue trader' charged. |
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116 |
| ...And the rest will be history. |
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496 |
| A blooming good night for gardeners; BENTLEY HEATH. |
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98 |
| A taste of Indian dance; EDGBASTON. |
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120 |
| Accident warning for firms. |
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159 |
| Action plan for new skills; EMPLOYMENT: Blueprint for manufacturing. |
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320 |
| Appeal after victim suffers broken jaw. |
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147 |
| Athletics: Walsh claims hat-trick of titles. |
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269 |
| Awards for pair of diamond geezers; MONKSPATH ROTARY CLUB. |
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102 |
| Badminton: Hotshots closing in on crown. |
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241 |
| Bank takes trip down under. |
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91 |
| Basketball: Panthers set to play in Telford; NEW VENUE: Birmingham franchise moves two home games. |
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387 |
| Black Country News: Fuming Nancy refuses to pay; BEARWOOD/SMETHWICK: Litter warden picked on me, says smoker, 75. |
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365 |
| Black Country News: Funky fitness for chunky kids; HALESOWEN. |
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200 |
| Black Country News: Parking bay boost for families; SMETHWICK. |
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241 |
| Black Country News: Ponytail girl in court for sentence; HALESOWEN/NETHERTON. |
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209 |
| Black Country News: Sporting offer to families; ALDRIDGE. |
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153 |
| Black Country News: Walkers are warned over dog waste; WILLENHALL. |
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149 |
| Black Country News: Wolves fan threw rock at riot police; COMPTON: Boxer spared jail over violence that followed Black Country derby. |
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396 |
| Blighted wildlife haven gets clean-up; WALSALL. |
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142 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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264 |
| Business appeal; SOLIHULL. |
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|
127 |
| Call to let dads look after baby. |
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319 |
| Can you give a dog a home? BROMSGROVE: Centre urges animal lovers to step forward. |
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348 |
| CATCH THE ACTION. |
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|
100 |
| Central City News: A net loss for Quarter bosses; JEWELLERY QUARTER. |
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112 |
| Central City News: Family fun at re-opened Hall; TOWN HALL. |
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160 |
| Central City News: Fuming Nancy, 75, won't pay cig fine; BEARWOOD/SMETHWICK: Street warden picked on me, says gran. |
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355 |
| Central City News: Still time to make waves in debate over city pool's fate; EDGBASTON. |
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211 |
| Charity sets up new town HQ; SOLIHULL: National Autistic Society offers help to local sufferers. |
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286 |
| Child centre's a class apart; MAYPOLE: Whitehall praise for city's care pioneers. |
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|
360 |
| Children join big clean-up. |
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|
110 |
| Classic story; ARTS COMPLEX. |
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|
96 |
| Clean sweep on the streets; ERDINGTON: McCarthy Big flower-planting and litter-pick restores pride. |
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344 |
| Club's bid to blossom with new members; ARDEN SCHOOL. |
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83 |
| Council slaps ban on OAP care home; COMMUNITY: Closure fear as site barred from taking new authority-funded residents. |
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444 |
| Council workers right to stand up to bosses' plans; FEBRUARY 5 COUNCIL STRIKE. |
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328 |
| Cricket: Ashes already in focus for Bell. |
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350 |
| CRICKET: Bell: The focus is on Ashes. |
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235 |
| CRICKET: Harbhajan's in the clear. |
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|
109 |
| Cyber bullies in the spotlight. |
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139 |
| Dancing back to happiness; EXCLUSIVE LEISURE: Tower Ballroom saved from demolition... and venue will now reopen. |
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554 |
| Dancing back to happiness; EXCLUSIVE LEISURE: Tower Ballroom saved from demolition... and venue will now reopen. |
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538 |
| Delays after rail tragedy. |
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151 |
| Diamond delight for drama group; THEATRE: Reunion appeal to celebrate 60 years of church play group. |
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438 |
| Diet Book of The week; THE DIET DOCTORS by Dr Samina Showghi, Pam Stepney and Dr Ben King (Harper, pounds 12.99). |
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115 |
| Dolphin deaths horror; NATURE SHOCK (Five, 8pm). |
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194 |
| Don't get washed away by flooding; Inside View. |
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411 |
| Don't store water bottles with chemicals; FOOD STANDARDS AGENCY Ask Sam. |
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199 |
| East City News: Magic of the movies at church; YARDLEY. |
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132 |
| East City News: Stop these drunk yobs! YARDLEY: Residents campaign for a review in garage's 24-hours drinks licence. |
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320 |
| Edward's memory lives on in music; CHARITY: Choral work inspired by cancer battle boy receives premiere at Town Hall. |
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394 |
| Edward's memory lives on in music; TOWN HALL: Choral work inspired by cancer battle boy receives charity premiere. |
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319 |
| Estranged husband is jailed; GREAT BARR. |
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265 |
| European girls seized in vice raid. |
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322 |
| Extended hours at advice centre. |
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101 |
| Family escape arson attack; CRADLEY: Building site damage 'tens of thousands of pounds'. |
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406 |
| Family Life: Busy Rep winner. |
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|
92 |
| Family Life: Club Corner. |
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218 |
| Family Life: NO offensive lyrics NO glorifying gangs NO swearing; The youngsters making urban music with a positive message. |
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608 |
| Family Life: WIN a hotel stay and tickets for Chipper; Chipper Club. |
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430 |
| Fears for missing teenager. |
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141 |
| February big freeze. |
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|
110 |
| February breezes in with big freeze. |
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209 |
| Fence row dad fined; BICKENHILL: Man broke planning laws by erecting 6ft barrier around his home. |
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459 |
| Finance chief out as pounds 274m bet fails. |
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272 |
| Firms urge caution over extra holiday. |
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296 |
| Football: Alex: Every game a cup final. |
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|
145 |
| Football: Away the lads, again; BLUES. |
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186 |
| Football: Back in business. |
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|
119 |
| Football: Blues youngsters go down fighting in the cup. |
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208 |
| Football: Change of direction suits Scott. |
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358 |
| Football: Cup draw is unlikely to excite. |
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284 |
| Football: Cup draw's no thriller. |
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145 |
| Football: Danek to get chance; ALBION NEWS. |
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185 |
| Football: Foley's after a Molineux lift; WOLVES NEWS. |
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317 |
| Football: Ghana are tops. |
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114 |
| Football: Harriers boss in apology to fans; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL. |
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260 |
| Football: I love Walsall - but I'm out to beat them ... again. |
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247 |
| Football: I'm leaving on a high says Mellberg. |
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365 |
| Football: I'm leaving on a high says Mellberg; VILLA NEWS. |
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362 |
| Football: Keane always destined for dug-out; BLUES NEWS. |
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|
294 |
| Football: Kelly: New faces can be the key; BLUES NEWS. |
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228 |
| Football: Knee not key to Kev deal. |
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399 |
| Football: Knee not key to Kev's deal; ALBION NEWS. |
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351 |
| Football: Korean on way to Hawthorns; ALBION NEWS. |
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405 |
| Football: Korean star on way to Hawthorns; ALBION NEWS. |
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383 |
| Football: Mac's in a race to sign pounds 5m Villa ace; BLUES NEWS. |
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303 |
| Football: McLeish makes a point of being positive; BLUES NEWS. |
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102 |
| Football: More agony for Kightly. |
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155 |
| Football: O'Neill's ready to make a move; Transfer window clock ticking for Blues and Villa. |
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529 |
| Football: Old boys in wait at Deepdale; ALBION NEWS. |
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|
403 |
| Football: Rivals have a bit of history; NOSTALGIA: Albion's clash with Preston brings back memories of 1959 stunner Tonight, Preston and Albion resume a rivalry stretching back to the dawn of the Football League. BRIAN HALFORD relives a spectacular instalment of the rivalry between two of England's most famous clubs. |
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|
617 |
| Football: Super Mauro is so confident; BLUES NEWS. |
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|
401 |
| Football: Team changes all part of job - Mick; WOLVES NEWS. |
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|
439 |
| Football: The heat is on; Transfer window clock ticking for Blues and Villa McLeish in a battle to sign pounds 5m Cahill. |
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725 |
| Football: Weston's looking at top-2 spot. |
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387 |
| Foster search in superstores; PERRY BARR: Recruitment team to target shopping centres. |
|
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380 |
| Fraud sentence on ponytail girl. |
|
|
186 |
| Free thinkers visit museum; THINKTANK. |
|
|
157 |
| From The Forum; Your views on the use of X ray scanners in schools. Have your say by visiting www.birminghammail.net/forum. |
|
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160 |
| Fuming Nancy refuses to pay; BEARWOOD/SMETHWICK: Litter warden picked on me, says smoker, 75. |
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364 |
| Go out - but then negotiate; FEBRUARY 5 COUNCIL STRIKE. |
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|
156 |
| Group: Problem shared is a problem halved; SOLIHULL. |
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|
95 |
| Health Midlands: Can weight gain cause sleep apnoea? Ask Alan YOUR CHILD HEALTH QUERIES. |
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238 |
| Health Midlands: How you respond to things can have an enormous effect on your mind and body; Health. |
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403 |
| Health Midlands: It changed the way I approached life. |
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237 |
| Health Midlands: It makes you more confident. |
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187 |
| Health Midlands: To begin with I thought it was strange. |
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181 |
| Health Midlands: What is the Alexander Technique? |
|
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366 |
| Hospice can bank on support; BRINDLEYPLACE. |
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133 |
| How soon is show? |
|
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104 |
| I'm sorry, says claim shame MP. |
|
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168 |
| Investors left with a bitter taste. |
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194 |
| Judge's rap for 'small town bully' WILLENHALL: Custody order after violent threats. |
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226 |
| Lawn Tennis: Sharapova shows that Priory is the perfect launchpad; Tennis VOLLEYS. |
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387 |
| Leaders Dunkley and Fisher set pace in pairs league; Jack HIGH. |
|
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359 |
| Leg break's snow obstacle to Gary; SPORT: Corporal proves docs wrong after accident by returning to slopes. |
|
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351 |
| Letter: Your Say - Bio card much safer; In association with POST OFFICE. |
|
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115 |
| Letter: Your Say - Desperate act; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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102 |
| Letter: Your Say - I AM absolutely gutted; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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122 |
| Letter: Your Say - Masons' fire tribute; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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127 |
| Letter: Your Say - Passing the buck; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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116 |
| Letter: Your Say - So sad about Ali split; In association with POST OFFICE. |
|
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108 |
| Letter: Your Say - Stalin's legacy; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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87 |
| Letter: Your Say - Town's local heroes; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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233 |
| Letter: Your Say - Verge disgust; In association with POST OFFICE. |
|
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131 |
| Letter: Your Shout - I always feel I'm mugged at Blues. |
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1579 |
| Local News Extra: A chance to reflect on horror; ALREWAS. |
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157 |
| Local News Extra: Car attacked in M-way chase terror; BROMSGROVE. |
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369 |
| Local News Extra: College course helping to reap fringe benefits; TAMWORTH/LICHFIELD. |
|
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191 |
| Local News Extra: Cool Jamie helps save father's life; BROMSGROVE: Calm schoolboy deals with family emergency and then wins award. |
|
|
310 |
| Local News Extra: EVESHAM. |
|
|
116 |
| Local News Extra: Grassers' harvest of arrests; WEST MERCIA. |
|
|
171 |
| Local News Extra: Help preserve the countryside; CHASE TERRACE. |
|
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158 |
| Local News Extra: New jobs hope as firms eye county; STAFFS: Business chiefs says more companies showing interest in region. |
|
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245 |
| Local News Extra: Young fun - on doctor's orders; KINGS BROMLEY. |
|
|
108 |
| M&B's pounds 274m bet backfires; INDUSTRY: Pub chain's finance director quits suddenly. |
|
|
310 |
| Man plotted to behead soldier; Brum defendant planned to kidnap and murder serviceman. |
|
|
512 |
| Man plotted to behead soldier; Brum kidnap and murder plan. |
|
|
656 |
| New centre fits the bill; SPORT: Town mayor opens pounds 12m facilities. |
|
|
262 |
| New face at church; KINGSTANDING. |
|
|
125 |
| New sports centre is in great shape; TUDOR GRANGE: Town mayor officially opens pounds 12m facilities. |
|
|
270 |
| Niki: My West End dream; X FACTOR: Midland finalist flooded with requests - including starring role in musical. |
|
|
377 |
| Nine girls seized in police vice raid. |
|
|
454 |
| Nine girls seized in vice raid; Woman held for suspected brothel-keeping. |
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|
318 |
| North City News: Birmingham Magistrates. |
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|
516 |
| North City News: Caring bank staff aid city hospice; ERDINGTON. |
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217 |
| North City News: Cheers to the show; COLESHILL. |
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161 |
| North City News: Clubs for elderly may have to shut; CASTLE BROMWICH: Desperate need for volunteers, say Age Concern couple. |
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349 |
| North City News: Foster campaign taken to shoppers; MINWORTH/CASTLE BROMWICH: Homes needed for more than 1,000 children. |
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338 |
| North City News: Park build is launched; MINWORTH. |
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87 |
| North City News: Pupils have a say on education; GREAT BARR. |
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132 |
| North City News: Search on for super mums; CASTLE BROMWICH. |
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162 |
| Nurses on call for hospital's revamp; GOOD HOPE: Urgent cash injection to boost medical staffing and facilities. |
|
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338 |
| On your marks. |
|
|
84 |
| Online access to data for parents; CARDINAL WISEMAN CATHOLIC TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE School The Week. |
|
|
317 |
| Our Say. |
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|
270 |
| Outcry over homes plan; Call to fight 'garden grabbing' developers. |
|
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358 |
| Outcry over homes plan; PROTEST: Families' fury as developers 'grab gardens' to build flats. |
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374 |
| Pals killed by Army trucks on motorway. |
|
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247 |
| Park and Ride times to change. |
|
|
88 |
| Passengers rap train services; WORCESTER/ KIDDERMINSTER. |
|
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261 |
| Pay row police to target Smith; PROTEST: Angry bobbies to hold rally in Home Secretary's back-yard. |
|
|
328 |
| Peer calls for Iraq inquiry. |
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176 |
| Pick of the day. |
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|
220 |
| PICK OF THE DAY; Live Football Special (Sky Sports 2, 7.30pm). |
|
|
112 |
| Poem's growing a line at a time. |
|
|
105 |
| Police hunt vandals who fired air gun at shop window. |
|
|
107 |
| Police in blitz on burglars. |
|
|
131 |
| pounds 1.5m bill after a month of chaos; FEBRUARY 5 COUNCIL STRIKE. |
|
|
454 |
| pounds 200,000 hotel revamp; LEA MARSTON. |
|
|
135 |
| pounds 53m raid: From a king's ransom to Her Majesty's pleasure. |
|
|
187 |
| Pressure's got to me; Tantrums & Tiaras DIARY OF A BRIDE-TO-BE. |
|
|
336 |
| Probe on exams results; EDUCATION. |
|
|
119 |
| Problem pub told to close. |
|
|
295 |
| Quiz of the day. |
|
|
112 |
| Racing: Breeze set to skip test; CHANGE OF PLAN: For Paul Nicholls' hurdling star. |
|
|
351 |
| Remember When? 1998. |
|
|
100 |
| Revving up charity aid; DIGBETH. |
|
|
164 |
| Reward to track down man. |
|
|
162 |
| Riddle of vanishing exam kids; GCSE: Suspicion over under-performers. |
|
|
292 |
| Rugby Union: Strettle's chance. |
|
|
164 |
| Scheme is hailed a big success; LICHFIELD. |
|
|
139 |
| School gets a good report; PERTON: Primary praised for academic achievement. |
|
|
255 |
| Schools 'can be force for good' EDGBASTON: Independent head backs private sector after claims. |
|
|
242 |
| Shamed MP: I'm sorry. |
|
|
140 |
| Shane makes it a date to remember; TV Choice SHAMELESS (C4, 10pm). |
|
|
242 |
| Shopping for new guardians; FOSTERING. |
|
|
247 |
| Should I try group sex to keep hubby happy? Ask Fiona. |
|
|
823 |
| Signal for train fans. |
|
|
101 |
| Signs hope to prevent speeding; QUINTON. |
|
|
88 |
| Silent majority holds the key; FEBRUARY 5 COUNCIL STRIKE With up to 20,000 Birmingham council workers set to strike next Tuesday, Local Government Correspondent NEIL ELKES assesses the likely impact. |
|
|
401 |
| Snow is forecast in big freeze. |
|
|
184 |
| Soap Watch. |
|
|
145 |
| Solihull News: Drugs crackdown team are success; EDUCATION: Workers help to slash crime rates among heroin users. |
|
|
356 |
| Solihull News: Make tracks to next train club meeting; RAILWAY. |
|
|
107 |
| Solihull News: Search is on to find the finest mum; CASTLE BROMWICH. |
|
|
223 |
| South City News: Birmingham Magistrates. |
|
|
516 |
| South City News: Bluecoat boys sign up for Villa; EDGBASTON. |
|
|
88 |
| South City News: Fuming gran, 75, won't pay cig fine; BEARWOOD/QUINTON: Litter warden picked on me, says Nancy. |
|
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337 |
| South City News: Last chance to have your say; HARBORNE. |
|
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216 |
| South City News: Margaret's melodies just magic; ACOCKS GREEN. |
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136 |
| South City News: No snobby elitism here - Brum head; EDGBASTON: Fee-paying King Edward's hits back in row over 'social apartheid'. |
|
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331 |
| South City News: Outcry over Tesco scheme; HALL GREEN. |
|
|
282 |
| Squash: Students plan to show strengths. |
|
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157 |
| Star Tessa's baby hopes; FAMILY: Fostering campaign ambassador at jobs fair. |
|
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256 |
| SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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138 |
| Tasty tomato is your bodyguard; Fitness. |
|
|
538 |
| Teenager on murder charge; Youth in court over stab killing. |
|
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294 |
| Tesco blackmail plot man jailed; COURTS: Six years for 'desperate' gambler who wrote to Mail. |
|
|
318 |
| Thomson to close stores; TRAVEL: UK jobs fears as 100 shops are axed. |
|
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334 |
| Threat to old people's clubs; CASTLE BROMWICH: More help or we close, says Margaret, 83. |
|
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363 |
| Toddlers taught 2 languages. |
|
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129 |
| Torvill to skate on her own. |
|
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81 |
| Tragic soldier 'dreamed of wedding day' AFGHANISTAN: Mum tells of hero son's romance. |
|
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268 |
| We need a quick rail link - FAST! TRANSPORT: Only three years left to bursting point, MPs told. |
|
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328 |
| We'll help to drive arts fest forward; LICHFIELD. |
|
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164 |
| When I first heard our recordings I felt a real sense of achievement. |
|
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462 |
| Who's the best newsagent..? |
|
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132 |
| Wife faces jail for poisoning husband; COURT: Guilty verdict on the 'anti-freeze' mum desperate for life insurance cash. |
|
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326 |
| Window open for purse thief; BURNTWOOD. |
|
|
114 |
| Young athletes on a winner; SANDWELL. |
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133 |
| Youth is charged over stab killing; TRAGEDY: Teenager faces court after father-of-one died from knife wound. |
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340 |
January 29, 2008
