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| 50 nurses set for axe as hospital cuts back. |
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227 |
| 50 nurses set to be sacked; HEALTH: Row over plan for less qualified replacements at hospital. |
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306 |
| Abigail's a VIP - at 15. |
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129 |
| Anti-war banners removed. |
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133 |
| Battling Beth is back home; New challenge for meningitis tot and parents. |
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376 |
| Battling Bethanie back home again; HEALTH: Meningitis tot and parents look to move from tower block flat into house. |
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358 |
| Bike ride's a boost for cancer charity; CYCLING FOR CASH: Positive response sees 120 people take part in event. |
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199 |
| Black Country News: Abigail's a VIP aged 15; WALSALL: Town has its youngest ever deputy mayoress. |
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311 |
| Black Country News: Army band to play; WALSALL. |
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196 |
| Black Country News: Broadhurst's caring team; WALSALL: Ex-Saddlers boss and partner foster tots. |
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203 |
| Black Country News: Crackdown on unlicensed skips; SANDWELL. |
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197 |
| Black Country News: Half-term's so bouncy; STOURBRIDGE. |
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151 |
| Black Country News: Hit-run van leaves man in hospital; WOLVERHAMPTON. |
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144 |
| Black Country News: Lessons in pitch glory; GREAT BARR. |
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224 |
| Black Country News: OAP in battle to save home; WEST BROMWICH: Pensioner at inquiry over bulldozer threat. |
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261 |
| Black Country News: School ordered to do better; WEDNESBURY. |
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228 |
| Black Country News: Spikes on for a run in the sun; ALDRIDGE. |
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160 |
| Blondes wear it well in high octane show; Tonight's The Night HIPPODROME THEATRE. |
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199 |
| Blues or Villa? Not sure just yet! |
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93 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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285 |
| Boudicca's last stand. |
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142 |
| Boxing: Simon shows his fighting spirit. |
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228 |
| BT creates 160 new hi-tech jobs. |
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196 |
| Car workers 'sacrificed' MANUFACTURING: Warning over flexible labour market. |
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264 |
| Central City News: A summer spectacular; CHAMBERLAIN SQ. |
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153 |
| Central City News: Arson cause of tragic fire; CRIME: Blaze started deliberately at terrace house. |
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253 |
| Central City News: ASTON: Road repairs grind to halt; Families driven to despair by work. |
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335 |
| Central City News: Corks pop in aid of charity; MOSELEY. |
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148 |
| Central City News: Exploring war crimes; UNIVERSITY. |
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146 |
| Central City News: Inmates take to the airwaves; PRISON. |
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99 |
| Central City News: Invite to scale new heights; ADVENTURE. |
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201 |
| Central City News: Name is fresh at agency; BUSINESS. |
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81 |
| Central City News: Stabbed in road rage row; BORDESLEY. |
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250 |
| Central City News: Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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155 |
| Central City News: Treasures of the past on show; NECHELLS: Rare collection of 'mind boggling' objects. |
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246 |
| Charity call for 'junkie' rooms; REPORT: Plea to pilot hygienic surroundings for drug addicts. |
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374 |
| Cheap compost a winner; RECYCLING. |
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115 |
| Cheer delivered to shareholders; INDUSTRY: Struggling Business Post expected to 'make progress'. |
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246 |
| Chief warning over mergers; WEST MERCIA: Fears for 'wall to wall community policing'. |
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430 |
| Club Corner. |
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187 |
| Collymore reveals the seedier side! INTERVIEW: Former Villa star lashes out at the 'cliche ridden, money ladden' game. |
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449 |
| Comic Dara is a delight; REVIEWS Dara O'Briain BIRMINGHAM HIPPODROME. |
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163 |
| Cricket: Collingwood's arrival on Test scene; ENGLAND: Durham all-rounder impresses at international level. |
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371 |
| Cricket: Cup tie's wait on weather; CLUB CRICKET. |
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178 |
| Cricket: Handsworth shining bright. |
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283 |
| Cricket: Hick still going strong. |
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184 |
| Cricket: Wagh given his chance at Bears; WARWICKSHIRE: Batsman back in first-team picture after 13 months. |
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359 |
| Curry off to a flier. |
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112 |
| Dans' facing a huge test of character; TVChoice. |
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381 |
| Dead baby had fractured skull. |
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191 |
| Death crash: It could have been me. |
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732 |
| Death fire at house is suspicious. |
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194 |
| Doc hits out at nursing plans; SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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128 |
| Drunken fans set to be red carded; SUTTON COLDFIELD: Pledge of crackdown on yobs in pubs during World Cup. |
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286 |
| East City News: Cavaliers v Roundheads; TILE CROSS. |
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163 |
| East City News: Chance to get fit; STECHFORD. |
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81 |
| East City News: Invite to join forum; SOUTH YARDLEY. |
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90 |
| East City News: Pisa action for postie rider Geoff; SHARD END: Acorns Hospice trekker's Italian job. |
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367 |
| Edgbaston stands firm in turf war; COMMENT. |
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536 |
| FamilyLife: Australia dream of permanent move. |
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531 |
| FamilyLife: Baby show heralds return of a social life; New Mum. |
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366 |
| FamilyLife: FREE dance class for every reader; Fitness. |
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472 |
| FamilyLife: No meat... no worries. |
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443 |
| FamilyLife: TheBigQuestion - Would you consider lying to get a job? |
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314 |
| Fight to stop police merger. |
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234 |
| Firm to face sell-off fight; CAMPAIGN: Council could block move to redevelop HP site. |
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332 |
| Firm to face sell-off fight; CAMPAIGN: Council could block move to redevelop HP site. |
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370 |
| Firms told: Keep your travel bills; VAT: Employers could miss out if receipts for fuel can't be produced. |
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247 |
| Football: Cunningham wrong to blame boss. |
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369 |
| Football: Davis honoured to be youngest skipper. |
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242 |
| Football: Duke has an early start; ALBION: Striker wants to hit the ground running. |
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467 |
| Football: Duke set to tune up early; ALBION: Striker determined to hit the ground running next season. |
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387 |
| Football: Eagles chief slaps pounds 12m price-tag on AJ. |
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239 |
| Football: Euro review. |
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107 |
| Football: Gradi backs Wolves move for Lunt. |
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363 |
| Football: Kenny didn't act like a man, blasts Bruce; EXCLUSIVE. |
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688 |
| Football: Kenny's wrong lame boss; BLUES: Friends step forward to back Bruce after ex-skipper's attack. |
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388 |
| Football: Lions title woe. |
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217 |
| Football: Owen is peaking - Sven. |
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260 |
| Football: Spurs chase Barry; EXCLUSIVE VILLA: O'Leary set to lose pounds 4m-rated midfielder. |
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447 |
| Football: Stuart's England bow. |
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101 |
| Football: Thom's unlucky break. |
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93 |
| Football: Wasim on the road. |
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86 |
| Football: West works hard to rise from ashes; NON-LEAGUE. |
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189 |
| From parade ground to politics. |
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106 |
| GET A FREE POSTER; SAVE OUR SAUCE. |
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80 |
| Gladys to rest in peace once more. |
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120 |
| Gladys to rest in peace once more; SERVICE: Reburial for body of OAP stolen by animal rights extremists. |
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280 |
| Golf club yob fear; CRIME: Thugs threaten players with violence. |
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362 |
| Golf: Bjorn's back in frame for Cup. |
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235 |
| Halle reveals flop was her favourite. |
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137 |
| Happy return for Joker. |
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86 |
| Heinz to discuss options. |
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233 |
| Heinz to discuss options. |
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105 |
| Historic terrace must be rebuilt; MOSELEY: Contractors told to restore knocked-down building 'brick by brick'. |
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284 |
| Hockey: Towcester set to race. |
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100 |
| Horse Racing: Heavy rain puts turf meetings in doubt; RACING: Today's cards. |
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184 |
| Horse Racing: Riyalma backed in Oaks. |
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122 |
| Horse Racing: Rod dives in at Bath. |
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83 |
| Horse Racing: Stretton to strike again. |
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95 |
| Hunt for film talent; MALVERN. |
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133 |
| I didn't realise how hard they work. |
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314 |
| I put off op to be mayor; FAMILY: Mike delays vital kidney transplant surgery to perform his civic duties. |
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363 |
| I put off op to be mayor; FAMILY: Mike puts off vital kidney transplant surgery to perform his civic duties. |
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357 |
| I'll help fight crime in city - new bishop; FAITH: Bishop David meets his flock - and pledges to work hard to tackle gang violence. |
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503 |
| I'm ready for anything. |
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201 |
| Imogen has fallen for Sezer. |
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136 |
| InsideView: Tap into a new wealth of abilities. |
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323 |
| It could have been me; Driver changed lanes with death crash victim just seconds earlier. |
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611 |
| It's the mother of all battles; DIG: Hunt for Boudicca's last stand against the Roman Empire... next to McDonald's. |
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300 |
| Joshua is off to Germany. |
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176 |
| Journal up for auction; WORCESTER. |
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113 |
| Key skills are low in region. |
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191 |
| Kidnapped man death: three held. |
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101 |
| Laurice on board as ART chief. |
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127 |
| Lawn Tennis: Elena booked for DFS return; DFS CLASSIC TENNIS: Classy Russian pleased to be back at the Priory. |
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322 |
| Lawn Tennis: Wall knocked down after missing match; VOLLEYS. |
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315 |
| Lea leads Shahbaz peace bid. |
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126 |
| Letter: HP simply belongs here! SAVE OUR SAUCE. |
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86 |
| Letter: HP simply belongs here! SAVE OUR SAUCE. |
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87 |
| Letter: HP simply belongs here! SAVE OUR SAUCE. |
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84 |
| Letter: Jack HIGH; Adam gets in the party mood with nail-biting victory. |
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395 |
| Letter: YourSay - Awesome rock show. |
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94 |
| Letter: YourSay - Bramble helped us. |
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119 |
| Letter: YourSay - Make Brum work. |
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103 |
| Letter: YourSay - Musical triumph. |
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89 |
| Letter: YourSay - Success could be our goal. |
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221 |
| Letter: YourSay - Water greed. |
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81 |
| Letter: YourShout Special; MAIL READERS HAVE THEIR SAY. |
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878 |
| MAKE YOUR DAD FRONT PAGE NEWS; FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 18, 2006. |
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150 |
| Market makes cash for city. |
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195 |
| Mast plans spark fears; MILE OAK. |
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122 |
| Midlands worst for heroin. |
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125 |
| Misery on the buses. |
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128 |
| MP supports aid for victims of child abuse; HALL GREEN. |
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155 |
| MP to rescue asylum fiasco; POLITICS: Labour trouble-shooter drafted in to sort problem. |
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255 |
| Mum shows the way to baby rhino. |
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106 |
| New bishop is welcomed; FAITH: David meets flock - and pledges to help tackle gang violence. |
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410 |
| New hope on cancer treatment. |
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183 |
| NHS contract staff make strike threat. |
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278 |
| Nightmare in the sun; TAX: Warning to owners of properties abroad. |
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317 |
| No more wooden huts; School Of The Week HOLLYWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL, PICKENHAM RD, HOLLYWOOD. |
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267 |
| North City News: Buses on the move; STREETLY: Travel West Midlands shake-up. |
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349 |
| North City News: Children to step back in time; WALMLEY. |
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189 |
| North City News: Friend hunt for school reunion; ERDINGTON. |
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163 |
| North City News: Fundraisers in name of mum; ERDINGTON: Summer charity events to remember cancer victim. |
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382 |
| North City News: Have your say on future housing; WALSALL. |
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155 |
| North City News: Invite to join forum; SOUTH YARDLEY. |
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90 |
| Oh boy! It's time for a celebration; REVIEWS Buddy ALEXANDRA THEATRE. |
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249 |
| On the move after 60 years. |
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136 |
| OurSay. |
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326 |
| Outdoor fun; REDDITCH. |
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84 |
| Poet is honoured by Mayor; SANDWELL. |
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188 |
| Prescott perks row; POLITICS. |
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144 |
| Quiz of the day. |
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102 |
| Rare lizard is star attraction. |
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115 |
| Rare lizard is star attraction. |
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115 |
| Remember When? 1958. |
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98 |
| REVIEWS: Dance show riveting stuff; REVIEWS Knot BIRMINGHAM HIPPODRO. |
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147 |
| Rugby Union: Baron confident rumpus will be settled. |
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248 |
| School is judged to be failing; CANNOCK: Action taken after inspection. |
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275 |
| Shortages bring out best in us. |
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494 |
| Sky's the limit for Atlas docs; CHALLENGE: Hospital medics reach new heights to raise cash for sick kids. |
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329 |
| SmallTalk. |
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162 |
| Snap up a great campaign T-shirt. |
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81 |
| Solihull News: 17th century art attracts punters; KNOWLE. |
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236 |
| Solihull News: Chance to scale heights; ADVENTURE. |
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197 |
| Solihull News: CLUB. |
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94 |
| Solihull News: Golden chance to see old pals; REUNION. |
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229 |
| Solihull News: Hay barn arsonist fingered; BICKENHILL: Mystery letter to fire chief. |
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284 |
| Solihull News: Museum set for tourists; EARLSWOOD. |
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84 |
| Solihull News: Poster man handed fine; BENTLEY HEATH: Council crackdown on illegal adverts. |
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293 |
| Solihull News: Race to boost club's coffers; HAMPTON-IN-ARDEN: Run to fund facelift for tennis courts. |
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376 |
| Solihull News: Students take a step back in time; LODE HEATH. |
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220 |
| Solihull News: That's our 200 up - ice one! LEISURE. |
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142 |
| South City News: Birmingham Magistrates. |
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712 |
| South City News: Chance to scale heights; CHARITY. |
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169 |
| South City News: Doctor praised by drug firm; BOURNVILLE. |
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126 |
| South City News: Girls get together to help; KINGS HEATH. |
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120 |
| South City News: Man denies sex trickery charges; HALL GREEN. |
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170 |
| South City News: MP calling for state care plan; SELLY OAK: Labour member wants England to follow Scotland. |
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276 |
| South City News: Pupils view democracy in action; BARTLEY GREEN. |
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103 |
| South City News: Worming their way to a cure; UNIVERSITY: Bid to help fungus sufferers. |
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244 |
| Speedway: Monmore meeting washed out. |
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121 |
| Stab victim was in clear; CRIME: Motorist wrongly thought he was rage target. |
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329 |
| Staffordshire News: Apprentice backing; TAMWORTH. |
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157 |
| Staffordshire News: Bring out the flags; TAMWORTH. |
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114 |
| Staffordshire News: Gig protesters pay high price; RUGELEY: pounds 23,000 'tax' over failure to block Chase concerts. |
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387 |
| Staffordshire News: Worrying increase; CRIME. |
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144 |
| Strike threat from contract staff. |
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224 |
| Talks over shake-up in regions. |
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122 |
| TeachMidlands: Lts tlk abt txt; EDUCATION: Pupils debate whether texts are killing the English language. |
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868 |
| TeachMidlands: YOUNG READERS BIRMINGHAM. |
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112 |
| Teenage daughter is sexually active; AskAlan. |
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203 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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207 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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170 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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197 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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169 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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215 |
| Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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188 |
| Train travel speeding up; TRANSPORT: London to New St in one hour 18 minutes. |
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273 |
| Trains to speed up. |
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118 |
| Tribute to 'humble' brother. |
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273 |
| Turn pedal wer into cash boost; KNOWLE: Bike ride appeal for children's charity. |
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356 |
| Vital day on schools vote. |
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99 |
| Vow to find racist thugsn; MURDER: Police 'more determined than ever' to bring gang to justice. |
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440 |
| Vulnerable through school of hard knocks. |
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143 |
| War crimes film to get city premiere. |
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172 |
| We're PCs, firefighters and nurses rolled into one! I like to feel that I'm making a difference AS thousands of us prepare to jet off on our holidays over the summer, how many of us will benefit from a kindly word or a bit of help from the cabin crews looking after us? As a new group of Monarch cabin crew take their first flights out of Birmingham, DIANE PARKES catches up with the recruits to find out just what is involved. |
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303 |
| Weaver wins retirement homes contract. |
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121 |
| What a washout! WEATHER: Wettest May for 14 years and possible frost tonight. |
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337 |
| Will texts spell end of English? |
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123 |
| WIN Banks's Bitter. |
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147 |
| WIN Milkshake DVD! |
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243 |
| WIN X-Men goodies! Chipper Club. |
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324 |
| Write to us and win a digital camera. |
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165 |
| Your Stars. |
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May 23, 2006
