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| 'Elephant' was a comparison I never forgot... Elaine sheds 5 stone after Thai holiday horror. |
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349 |
| 1/2 PRICE summer holidays at PONTIN'S. |
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358 |
| A legal battle that can last for years. |
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321 |
| A modern masterpiece. |
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166 |
| Aiming to be best bar none. |
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425 |
| Attacked man still 'critical'. |
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80 |
| Award for bully battle; Solihull News COMMUNITY: Youngsters hailed for campaign. |
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252 |
| Best foot forwards on walks; WOLVERHAMPTON. |
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135 |
| Bhutto party demands UN probe. |
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143 |
| Bid to ease congestion; WALSALL: Mission to keep traffic moving. |
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242 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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263 |
| Book unlocks murder tales; CRIME: Truth about some of county's most notorious killers. |
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467 |
| Boss ready to make his moves; VILA NEWS. |
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236 |
| Branch out into recycling, says Anna. |
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130 |
| Brits working in Poland. |
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273 |
| Buffet bonanza for Indian food fans; BROMSGROVE. |
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139 |
| Busy pub chain lets down diners; Pub Grub THE BRIAR ROSE, BENNETTS HILL, BIRMINGHAM. |
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336 |
| Cash boost for youth groups; WORCESTERSHIRE. |
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271 |
| CATCH THE ACTION. |
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90 |
| Celebrating school blessed with visit; MILESTONE: City Archbishop is guest at ceremony marking 100th anniversary. |
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290 |
| Central City News: Christine and the ladies who lunch; EDGBASTON. |
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180 |
| Central City News: Festive fun... of a kind; Eye On BROAD ST 1. |
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125 |
| Central City News: Sorry dear, I've made a Claire mistake. |
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95 |
| Challenge to budding athletes; EDGBASTON. |
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122 |
| Challenge to budding athletes; Local News Extra EDGBASTON. |
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175 |
| Chance to sell unwanted gifts. |
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118 |
| Change out of your uniform, troops told. |
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207 |
| Cheap As Chips; VILLAGE KEBAB HOUSE, ST MARY'S ROW, MOSELEY *****. |
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119 |
| Cheap As Chips; VILLAGE KEBAB HOUSE, ST MARY'S ROW, MOSELEY ***. |
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119 |
| Chef cooks up a storm in contest; WISHAW. |
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158 |
| Chemicals in broccoli has health benefits. |
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114 |
| Clean-up after hospital blaze; FIRE DRAMA: Royal Marsden cancer centre handed back to staff. |
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369 |
| Clever Callum is a little lifesaver; TRIBUTE: Boy 'a bit of a celebrity' after coming to rescue of collapsed dad LOCAL HEROES. |
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527 |
| Clive's in print after 30 years; WEST BROMWICH: Granddaughter spurs on author. |
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350 |
| College pitching in for community; Local News Extra BARTLEY GREEN: Sports facility will be open to the public. |
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309 |
| Confusing packaging. |
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140 |
| Council could do the double at ceremony; WALSALL. |
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150 |
| Course creates a real buzz; Solihull News CHRIST CHURCH. |
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160 |
| Cricket: Laxman leads Indian recovery. |
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221 |
| Cricket: Laxman leads Indian recovery. |
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252 |
| Cricket: Proteas progress. |
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136 |
| Cricket: Shiv stands firm. |
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108 |
| Designs on a joint future; AWARDS: Winners of bursary set up in honour of tragic girls are planning to go into partnership Letisha & Charlene EDUCATION AWARDS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE BIRMINGHAM MAIL & ASTON PRIDE. |
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362 |
| Don't Blacken our reputation! HERITAGE: Culture boss defends region from scathing attack. |
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393 |
| East City News: Don't drown in your debt; STECHFORD. |
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93 |
| East City News: Old photo jogged happy memories; YARDLEY: Woman's shock at seeing her 1967 class picture reprinted in the Mail. |
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366 |
| Election court told of bribe and threat; COUNCIL PROBE: Blackmail and violence 'commonplace' claims candidate. |
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497 |
| Ex-Rover bid Stan's selling up; BUSINESS: End of an era for city engraver. |
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350 |
| Failure over parents in poverty. |
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177 |
| Family matters for crustacean king; Food & Drink FOOD HERO: Greg's market stall has been going for over 100 years. |
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305 |
| Family plea to PM over care homes; Black Country News WEDNESBURY: OAP's relatives write to Brown over Kingsbury House axe plan. |
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437 |
| Fears over CJD death. |
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93 |
| Flashman author dies at 82. |
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156 |
| Food & Drink: Family matters for crustacean king; FOOD HERO: Greg's market stall has been going for over 100 years. |
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305 |
| Food&Drink: Family matters for crustacean king; FOOD HERO: Greg's market stall has been going for over 100 years. |
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305 |
| Football: Albion set to Czech out keeper; Mowbray gives Danek trial. |
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390 |
| Football: Anelka no-go. |
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149 |
| Football: Boat is set to sail on. |
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147 |
| Football: Bruce is looking to keep Palacios; BLUES NEWS. |
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306 |
| Football: Cam: I'd play with an injury; FA CUP: Blues striker desperate to face former club Huddersfield BLUES NEWS. |
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414 |
| Football: Charlie hoping to upset Cardiff; NON-LEAGUE. |
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288 |
| Football: Craddock forced to miss out on reunion; WOLVES NEWS. |
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266 |
| Football: Cup was won on wing and prayer; NOSTALGIA: How some divine intervention led Wolves to glory against all the odds. |
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740 |
| Football: Eriksson puts in a word for Sam. |
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241 |
| Football: Fixture pile-up a worry; WALSALL NEWS. |
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271 |
| Football: Gabby's on Cup quest. |
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492 |
| Football: India giant ready to seize big two; CAR-MAKING: Tata corporation set to win race to buy Jaguar and Land Rover. |
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377 |
| Football: Jerome: We fear no-one now; BLUES NEWS. |
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281 |
| Football: Mac hails Phil; BLUES NEWS. |
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165 |
| Football: Mac hopes to keep Pal at Blues; Manager wants midfielder to extend loan. |
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576 |
| Football: Moore still in Villa's plans; VILLA NEWS. |
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304 |
| Football: Morrison: Best is still to come. |
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339 |
| Football: Morrison: Best is still to come. |
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337 |
| Football: Morrison: We are still to peak; 'One defeat won't knock us' vows Baggies midfield ace ALBION NEWS. |
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365 |
| Football: Mowbray to Czech keeper; ALBION NEWS. |
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403 |
| Football: O'Neill's pulling out all the stops; VILLA NEWS CONTRACT TALKS: Villa determined to sort out deal for defender. |
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394 |
| Football: Reds could be in for a tough test; VILLA NEWS. |
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174 |
| Football: Rovers boss open to Savage sale; WALSALL NEWS. |
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134 |
| Football: Savage switch. |
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140 |
| Football: Seyi in farewell address to team; WOLVES NEWS. |
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403 |
| Football: Taundry: I'm living dream; WALSALL NEWS. |
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460 |
| Football: Ward looking for a lift in the Cup; WOLVES NEWS. |
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335 |
| From The Forum. |
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179 |
| Girl hurt in road collision. |
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203 |
| Golf: Singh in plea. |
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109 |
| Grieving children help give sufferers a boost; CAMPAIGN: Thousands raised for Motor Neurone patients in memory of mum. |
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282 |
| Helping the needy stay safe in 2008; WEST BROMWICH: Community Alarms scheme to help people feel secure in own homes. |
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306 |
| Hockey: Bournville set their sights on indoor title; HITS. |
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342 |
| Horse Racing: Johnson keeps it in the family; FOLKESTONE: Richard claims win for father-in-law Chance with barnstorming ride. |
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379 |
| Hospital blaze probe launched; FIRE DRAMA: Patients evacuated as flames wreck cancer centre. |
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421 |
| In the frame for health honour; SANDWELL. |
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249 |
| India giant ready to seize big two; CAR-MAKING: Tata corporation set to win race to buy Jaguar and Land Rover LAND ROVER. |
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422 |
| Inside View: New Year test for spending culture; In association with BARCLAYS. |
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351 |
| It's good, clean fun for soapbox racers; CHALLENGE: MAD celebration of wacky and wonderful home-made contraptions. |
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121 |
| It's not too late to get the flu jab; SANDWELL. |
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192 |
| Joanie's plan to help others; REDDITCH: Cancer survivor urges people to look for early signs. |
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363 |
| Lawn Tennis: Murray hits back. |
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80 |
| Lawn Tennis: Wagers off limits. |
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86 |
| Legal team celebrates office first. |
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149 |
| Legends cuts it on web. |
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186 |
| Lend a helping hand at historic properties; Solihull News BADDESLEY CLINTON. |
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137 |
| Letter: Your Say - Added payment; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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106 |
| Letter: Your Say - Consequences; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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107 |
| Letter: Your Say - Demoralised; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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139 |
| Letter: Your Say - Filling jobs vacuum; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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127 |
| Letter: Your Say - Labour failures; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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112 |
| Letter: Your Say - Lightning change; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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80 |
| Letter: Your Say - Sales are such a waste; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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80 |
| Letter: Your Say - The Bullring has naturally attracted; In association with POST OFFICE. |
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159 |
| Letter: Your Shout - I WRITE in support of a recent. |
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83 |
| Letter: Your Shout - Let's hope Villa win tie this time. |
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218 |
| Local News Extra: Chef cooks up storm in contest; WISHAW. |
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158 |
| Local News Extra: Enjoy some sea and sun; ERDINGTON. |
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87 |
| Local News Extra: Inspectors give top marks to city college; KINGSHURST: Education watchdogs praises pupils and staff for hard work. |
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285 |
| Local News Extra: Supermarket grant hits right note; GREAT BARR. |
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170 |
| Make sure the small print fits. |
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120 |
| Man swept to death over cliff by avalanche. |
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133 |
| Mark's pest control posting; Black Country News WEST BROMWICH. |
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113 |
| Martin keeps faith in Moore; VILA NEWS. |
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218 |
| Mental health gets boost; Local News Extra EDGBASTON. |
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259 |
| Money's wary of Millwall threat. |
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137 |
| Monkeys pay for sex, claim scientists. |
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135 |
| More kids in bigger schools. |
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168 |
| Name rooted in pit tragedy; FAMILY: Great-grandson in statue tribute to mining accident victim. |
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507 |
| Net gain in hope of Olympic action; CHALLENGE: Website to help city firms in clinching Games contracts. |
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307 |
| Network Rail's chaos blamed on hangovers. |
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589 |
| No escape from UK justice; Police vow to hunt down murder suspects across globe. |
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541 |
| O'Neill's pulling out all the stops; VILA NEWS CONTRACT TALKS: Villa determined to sort out deal for defender. |
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397 |
| Officials 'should be charged over data security breaches'. |
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119 |
| Oil price misery. |
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109 |
| Organic and local produce. |
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228 |
| Our Say. |
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287 |
| Oz invasion helps French wine region; Raise A Glass. |
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483 |
| Pair swap Big Topfor Big Brother! TELEVISION: Brummie roller-skaters enter 'hijacked' reality show. |
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290 |
| Pick of the day. |
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201 |
| PICK OF THE DAY; Live Test Cricket (Sky Sports 1, 8.30pm). |
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111 |
| Planning Applications; Solihull News. |
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124 |
| Plaudits for park after makeover; AWARD: Praise follows transformation of open space from no-go area. |
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264 |
| Police target yobs in crackdown on estate. |
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226 |
| Praise given; FAZELEY/MILE OAK. |
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116 |
| Pupils cook up a fundraising scheme; WALSALL. |
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167 |
| Quiz of the day. |
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87 |
| Recycle appeal. |
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93 |
| Reds are in for a tough Cup test; VILA NEWS. |
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175 |
| Rejected 15 times... now Catherine wins top literary award for her debut novel; CULTURE: Brummie author on what inspired her to write her celebrated first book. |
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423 |
| Remember When? 1980. |
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80 |
| Roadworks warning. |
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118 |
| Ron's pick-me-ups; HEALTH: Ex-999 crew artist's donations are just the tonic for patients. |
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334 |
| Room for a host of goodies. |
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82 |
| Rugby Union: Dallaglio stepping aside. |
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199 |
| School starts New Year with a bang; CANNOCK. |
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124 |
| Sculpture trail for students. |
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126 |
| Series of tenants meetings. |
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163 |
| Shooting victim 'targeted'. |
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245 |
| Solihull News: Beat the winter blues with good-time gig; ARTS COMPLEX. |
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114 |
| Solihull News: Digging deeper for clues at group's monthly meet; UNION ROAD. |
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92 |
| Solihull News: Parents asked for their views on childcare; FAMILY. |
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170 |
| Solihull News: Park gears up for new cycle route; TUDOR GRANGE: Council hopes to encourage more people to get on their bike. |
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326 |
| Spotlight on city heritage threat; CAMPAIGN: Event celebrates group's work in saving Victorian landmarks. |
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327 |
| Store grant hits right note; GREAT BARR. |
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90 |
| Student growth in skills taking root; EDUCATION: Pace of learning hots up in greenhouse with tasty results predicted. |
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300 |
| Students in saddle to help African kids; MISSION: Specialist city college converts old bikes for deprived youngsters abroad. |
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303 |
| Sweet taste of the Caribbean; Recipes. |
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490 |
| Tata closing in on deal. |
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337 |
| Teenage girl in paper shredder horror. |
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110 |
| The price is right for Oriental treat; RED 'N' HOT, 35 HURST STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 0121 666 6076. |
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491 |
| The price is right for Oriental treat; Restaurant Spy RED 'N' HOT, 35 HURST STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 0121 666 6076. |
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491 |
| The search goes on. |
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132 |
| The Stirrer: Cash blow for Brum's opera. |
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519 |
| There's snow time to lose! WINTER WEATHER: Midlands on high alert for the white stuff. |
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364 |
| Thousands benefit from homes boost. |
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153 |
| Top marks for school; KINGSHURST: Glowing report from inspectors. |
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249 |
| Turn over a new leaf; BOURNVILLE. |
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115 |
| Turn over a new leaf; Local News Extra BOURNVILLE. |
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99 |
| Uncertainty set to rule; ECONOMY: Warning of 'stickyflation' period during 2008. |
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344 |
| Volunteers plea for park clean-up; Black Country News DARLASTON. |
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268 |
| Warning over invoice scam. |
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296 |
| Warning to Kenya tourists. |
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194 |
| Wetherby abandoned. |
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81 |
| Whaddya doing the other 364? |
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320 |
| Youngsters hoping to realise their dreams. |
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156 |
| Youth on board for a personal adviser. |
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85 |
January 3, 2008
