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Author |
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Words |
| 'Angel' plan welcomed; REGENERATION: Chief 'looking forward' to pounds 6m Gateway hoarding bid. |
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332 |
| 100,000 have been to beach; LEISURE: Popular attraction staying an extra three weeks. |
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270 |
| A less stressful start to the day. |
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137 |
| A woman's work is never done. |
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138 |
| Alex is still on the prowl; Loan options remain open. |
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474 |
| Athletics: Coach lined up. |
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112 |
| Baggies run out of time; ALBION NEWS. |
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398 |
| Bears urged to seize initiative; WARWICKSHIRE: Giles challenges side to dominate Pears. |
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399 |
| Bears urged to seize initiative; WARWICKSHIRE: Giles challenges side to dominate Pears. |
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397 |
| Bike challenge for a cancer survivor; HEALTH: Jonjo's trek a tribute to medics - and to patients who didn't make it. |
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233 |
| Birmingham Magistrates. |
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320 |
| Blind alley for happy George; DRIVING: Loss of sight can't stop determined city man breaking speed limit. |
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342 |
| Bobby Dazzlers. |
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261 |
| British seaside is best for Brummies. |
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125 |
| Brum aid plan for mortgages. |
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257 |
| Brum schools lift axe threat; EDUCATION: Delight as ten escape 'name and shame' list. |
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321 |
| Buyers are given stamp duty reprieve. |
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275 |
| Call for rough and tumble play. |
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306 |
| Capello has scored an Owen goal. |
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406 |
| Carter back for derby showdown. |
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212 |
| Carter back for derby showdown. |
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209 |
| CATCH THE ACTION. |
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99 |
| Centre thief behind bars. |
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84 |
| Check your pressure. |
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102 |
| Chef at the height of his career; CHALLENGE: Glynn shrugs off his fears to make giant leap. |
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333 |
| Club Corner. |
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225 |
| Cookbook Of The Week; GOOD HOUSEKEEPING EASY TO MAKE PUDDINGS AND DESSERTS (Collins & Brown, pounds 5.99). |
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84 |
| Creating rhythm out of sound. |
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378 |
| Delight at fire safety success. |
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110 |
| Designer children. |
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193 |
| Disabled families hit by credit crisis. |
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145 |
| Disney dancing magic. |
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189 |
| Disney magic to celebrations. |
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176 |
| Drug cash boosts Midland patients. |
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232 |
| Drugs smuggle gang locked up; COURT: pounds 500,000 worth of cannabis hidden in machinery. |
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470 |
| Duo in line for reserve return; VILLA NEWS. |
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290 |
| Fair trade vs locally grown; Buying Fairtrade goods can make a difference to the poorest farmers on the planet. But because they are imported, such products can generate higher food miles and more carbon emissions compared to locally produced food. Environment Correspondent PATRICE JOHN asks should consumers always buy Fairtrade and forget about food miles? |
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529 |
| Female 'mishaps' warning. |
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188 |
| Festival with a big bang; REVIEWS FESTIVAL OF FIREWORKS 2008 Catton Hall, Alrewas. |
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126 |
| Football: City ambush Chelsea to net Robinho. |
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234 |
| From The Forum; Your views on council 'environment volunteers'. Have your say by visiting www.birminghammailnet/forums. |
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191 |
| Fuel bandits' cars seized. |
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163 |
| Fundraisers go with the flow. |
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90 |
| Grandparents' Charter sets out guidelines. |
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174 |
| Heading for a city base; RELOCATION: Archives council moving to Brum. |
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286 |
| Healthy options for the family dinner. |
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Recipe |
450 |
| Help us find site of BBC studios; APPEAL: Riddle prompts call with pavement honour for Archers' star. |
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362 |
| Hick to bow out. |
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217 |
| House fire man dies in hospital. |
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185 |
| I saw horse crush Mum. |
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293 |
| I still hope my girl is alive - dad. |
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172 |
| In a world of excess, Ramadan is welcomed by many who wish to evaluate and change their monotonous and unfulfilling daily routine. |
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949 |
| Is Selina worth a pretty penny? |
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535 |
| Is your child a gangster? LETISHA & CHARLENE: Mums advise parents. |
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374 |
| It is music, but not quite as we know it! Education. |
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460 |
| KP's keen on Jones recovery. |
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296 |
| Lawn Tennis: Murray's on a Swiss roll. |
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531 |
| Letter: Your Say - Double whammy. |
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179 |
| Letter: Your Say - Ensign honour. |
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222 |
| Letter: Your Say - Exams so easy. |
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198 |
| Letter: Your Say - Hanging irony. |
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260 |
| Letter: Your Say - Just fancy cat. |
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80 |
| Letter: Your Say - Memory of racing history. |
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182 |
| Letter: Your Say - Real heroes. |
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91 |
| Letter: Your Say - Ugly route. |
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151 |
| Lotto joy for the young homeless; BOOST: Party time for the needy after town project scoops cash. |
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308 |
| Louise set for a peak performance. |
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168 |
| Maison is upbeat on progress at Yeltz; NON-LEAGUE. |
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366 |
| Many products can not be grown in UK. |
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238 |
| Men rescued in house blaze. |
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96 |
| Messing about on the water! TREAT: Cream cakes thrill op girl Alex and pal - at 40mph on reservoir. |
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319 |
| Mick shines light on unsung heroes. |
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248 |
| Moors still need to strengthen; NON-LEAGUE. |
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194 |
| Musical youth on a high note; REVIEWS NATIONAL CHILDREN'S ORCHESTRA, Symphony Hall. |
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Concert review |
124 |
| Need for building up vital skills; Inside View. |
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173 |
| No let up for Lambs; NON-LEAGUE. |
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378 |
| O'Neill opts to hold fire. |
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452 |
| On the ball in teen's memory; TRIBUTE: Hundreds at fundraising match in name of footballer. |
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383 |
| Options for future of lorry park. |
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200 |
| Our kids don't miss their nuggets, pizzas and chips; Health. |
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644 |
| Our Say. |
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303 |
| Pace duo praised. |
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80 |
| Pace duo praised. |
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94 |
| Parents to take fight to the PM. |
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300 |
| Passing on the baton; MAESTRO (BBC2, 9pm). |
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212 |
| Patients train to be experts. |
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94 |
| Pick of the day. |
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217 |
| PICK OF THE DAY; Live Cricket (Sky Sports 1, 4.00pm). |
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117 |
| Platini is bang on the money. |
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590 |
| Police chief: I'm ready to listen. |
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226 |
| Pride of Brum to tackle the Taliban; ARMY: Families pack Council House to see young men enlist. |
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357 |
| Prison for police station thief. |
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241 |
| Putting kids on track for athletics; Education. |
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670 |
| Quackers about you. |
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160 |
| Quiz Of The Day. |
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102 |
| Rafa survives Querrey scare. |
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320 |
| Rafa's Reds look like they're on the slide. |
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588 |
| Rapist in burglary locked up. |
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196 |
| Reduce your blood pressure; Ask Sam YOUR DIET QUERIES FOOD STANDARDS AGENCY. |
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264 |
| Retailer has a fair approach. |
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293 |
| Return to glory days. |
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178 |
| Ricketts on way back for Walsall. |
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203 |
| Road to be closed over fl y-tipping. |
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151 |
| Road to be closed over fly-tipping. |
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148 |
| Rugby League: Bennett quits. |
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82 |
| Rugby League: Webster go-ahead. |
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126 |
| Safari so good for solicitor. |
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163 |
| SAVE up to pounds 14.50 with Weight Watchers; FREE registration and a FREE first meeting for EVERY reader. |
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319 |
| Second chance for petrol thief. |
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164 |
| Sentence on 'worst offender'. |
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102 |
| Seven-day healthy eating plan for a family of 4. |
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Recipe |
1088 |
| Seville goes down fighting in the final; Jack HIGH. |
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|
404 |
| Shackell's Premier ambition. |
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322 |
| Shoaib cleared to play. |
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240 |
| Shooting accident tot dies; Tributes to boy fatally wounded by sister. |
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457 |
| Sigh of relief for Big Easy; CRISIS: New Orleans spared worst as storm runs out of power. |
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303 |
| Sisters to shoot it out again. |
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266 |
| Slashing crime on the street; POLICE: pounds 45k cash boost to tackle knife attacks. |
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331 |
| Soap Watch. |
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151 |
| Some people seem beyond redemption. |
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612 |
| Speedway: Drury in swipe at boo-boys. |
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332 |
| Spokes men for the fire brigade! ARSON: Volunteer crews reduce blazes toll by patrolling city on bikes. |
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403 |
| Springing your core muscles into shape; Fitness. |
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552 |
| Star snaps are in the frame. |
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102 |
| Stars are firm favourites; VILLA NEWS. |
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82 |
| Struggling Ant may defy injury to play. |
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203 |
| Summer time for a change. |
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168 |
| Taped teens in tanning alert; CAMPAIGN: Youngsters warned of sunbathing dangers. |
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371 |
| Techno-phobes put to the test; Graham Young meets the Lockes - our prize-winning Digital Family pioneers. |
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773 |
| Teen left in terror after shooting. |
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119 |
| Tennis: Warwickshire's Lottie closes in on double win; VOLLEYS. |
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354 |
| TV Choice: Surgeon Ric faces a grave dilemma; HOLBY CITY (BBC1, 8pm). |
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229 |
| Twins pass taste test; BUSINESS: Hat-trick of awards for fine foods. |
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359 |
| Twists of fate led George to board Titanic; Ask Chris. |
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403 |
| Two held over stab murder. |
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143 |
| Villa lack class for top 4 spot; Your Shout. |
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1307 |
| Voicing an appeal for accent help. |
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179 |
| Warehouse arson sparks road chaos. |
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298 |
| Warning on garden dangers. |
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124 |
| Water woes for model boat fans; BAN: Fury as 'members only' notice is served on remote control sailors. |
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540 |
| West: I was approached for Bromsgrove job; NON-LEAGUE. |
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193 |
| WIN tickets to star in the circus; Chipper Club. |
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354 |
| Worker in child porn shame. |
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120 |
| Youngsters get creative at city's Symphony Hall. |
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357 |
September 2, 2008
