Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Carrier bag' depots open for aid. |
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222 |
| 'Sardine trains' bring refugees. |
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150 |
| 'Trade hit' by caravan arrivals. |
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191 |
| A head start for tots on parade. |
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|
82 |
| Action to ease misery backed. |
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|
131 |
| Adders without key six; Football. |
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|
202 |
| Agency's effort for Kosovo. |
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|
86 |
| Arts Alive ready to amaze; CITY STREETS TO BE FILLED WITH THE WEIRD AND WONDERFUL. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
288 |
| Banned driver loses appeal against prison. |
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|
234 |
| Banned driver loses appeal. |
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|
140 |
| Barn converted to offices in line for top award. |
|
|
238 |
| Big day for the little car with cult following. |
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|
176 |
| Bill's back with a win; Horseracing. |
|
|
327 |
| Billington aims for first victory; Football. |
Horsfall, Phil |
|
260 |
| Black belt joy for young town quartet. |
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|
125 |
| Boro go for double glory; Football. |
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|
213 |
| Boss's long drive to help charity; NOVICES COME FIRST IN SPONSORED RALLY HALFWAY AROUND THE WORLD. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
214 |
| Boy band demands extra security at gig. |
Johnson, Steve |
|
184 |
| Bravery award for girl in pole horror. |
|
|
106 |
| Brian ANDERSEN: COVENTRY'S SKIPPER WRITES FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH; Killing time with Gameboy and the Duke! |
Anderson, Brian |
|
479 |
| Brown fears Macca could quit. |
|
|
479 |
| Bubbly farewell for Margaret. |
|
|
110 |
| Call for more home care. |
|
|
97 |
| Car blazes after crash. |
|
|
94 |
| Centre a hit with sporty youngsters. |
|
|
132 |
| Chance to be star in garden. |
|
|
104 |
| Chance to enter Hall of Fame. |
|
|
383 |
| Charity efforts win top award. |
|
|
98 |
| Cinema takes on blockbuster role. |
Evans, Steve |
|
300 |
| CINEMA; GO 2: Heartless CRIMINALS. |
Wood, Michael |
|
203 |
| Cinema; GO 2: PAST modernists. |
Wood, Michael |
|
413 |
| CITY HIT WITH BACK TROUBLE. |
Wilson, Michelle |
|
522 |
| City youngsters for Mini Marathon; Athletics. |
|
|
116 |
| Claire beats record with brilliant regatta win; ROWING. |
|
|
233 |
| Complaint against Robinson rejected. |
|
|
177 |
| Corals quick to price up top races; Horseracing. |
|
|
173 |
| Council homes transfer opposed; CONSTRUCTION UNION'S OBJECTION SEEKS CHANGES TO GIVE TENANTS MORE CHOICE. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
197 |
| Council tenants in flats petition. |
Cunningham, Catherine |
|
346 |
| Country; GO 2: Virginians pay a visit. |
Stuart, Frances |
|
278 |
| Couple in step for 50 years; 'SO GLAD YOU WALTZED INTO MY LIFE!'. |
Steedman, Josie |
|
312 |
| Cowshed offices could milk a trophy; BARN CONVERSION SHORTLISTED FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT AWARD. |
Parrish, Rachel |
|
294 |
| Cox Vian ready to force tactics; The Boat Race. |
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|
306 |
| Cresswell poised for his debut; Football: OPPOSITION VIEW. |
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|
254 |
| Cutting edge of tales and talk; TOP POETS AND WRITERS JOIN CITY PROGRAMME. |
Taylor, Ernest |
|
239 |
| Cyclist wins appeal over lights. |
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|
243 |
| DANGERMAN: Benito Carbone; Fotball. |
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225 |
| Darren lends support; Rugby. |
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|
111 |
| Depots open to take donations; PEOPLE URGED TO FILL A BAG WITH SUPPLIES AND ATTACH pounds 1 FOR TRANSPORT: KOSOVO REFUGEE APPEAL. |
Steedman, Josie |
|
417 |
| Discover splendours of the Sikh court; GO 2: DISCOVER; GO 2 : Exhibitions. |
Bell, Lucy |
|
276 |
| DNA could hold key to egg thefts. |
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|
141 |
| Dugard tackles the Bees; Speedway. |
Berry, Mike |
|
228 |
| Easter opener; PIGEON RACING. |
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|
89 |
| Egg holds cracking surprise. |
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|
105 |
| Eh-oh, looks like an award for our Anne. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
303 |
| Elated Norton is new champ; BOXING. |
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|
452 |
| Elderly get free eye tests. |
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|
171 |
| Eliot team names its new chief. |
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|
165 |
| Experts' advice on home safety. |
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|
116 |
| Fairy story comes to life. |
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|
98 |
| FAMILY LAW; Daughter in name tussle. |
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|
578 |
| Fight man sent to prison. |
|
|
205 |
| Film of hotel's last days is on sale. |
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|
132 |
| Firemen's peaks of fitness. |
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|
228 |
| First Flat winner for shrewd Steve; Horseracing. |
Robson, Michael |
|
428 |
| Friends rally to help brave tot's family. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
293 |
| GLORY BECKONS FOR BORO; Victory will virtually clinch title. |
Brown, Derek |
|
426 |
| GO 2: books; A tale of Tomorrow. |
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|
128 |
| GO 2: Books; Grim truths and hidden treasure. |
Allen, Paul |
|
303 |
| GO 2: Books; Rediscovering; THE BOSS. |
Barker, Charles |
|
442 |
| GO 2: exhibitions; Antiques for all. |
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132 |
| GO 2: Exhibitions; Meet husky dogs and learn about Arctic life. |
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|
121 |
| GO 2: Exhibitions; Winslet wear goes on show. |
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|
110 |
| GO 2: Folk; SINGER steps in for Swarbrick. |
Willow, Pete |
|
301 |
| GO 2: Liz gets a WRITE good deal; Rock. |
Poole, Alan |
|
848 |
| GO 2: REFLECTING on a magical talent; Classical. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
588 |
| Grant boosts park. |
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|
112 |
| Graveney moves to help Flintoff stay in trim; Rugby league. |
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|
463 |
| Great Paris hotels and flights offer. |
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|
125 |
| Greenbacks and Knitters all set; Football. |
Ray, Emma |
|
272 |
| Heart MoT can keep you healthy. |
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|
112 |
| Heroin addict given a chance. |
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|
195 |
| Hingis fights for victory; Tennis. |
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|
155 |
| How to get hitched without hitches. |
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|
192 |
| How YOU have made a dream come true; A BRAND NEW EXTENSION WHICH WILL BRING BETTER FACILITIES TO MARY ANN EVANS HOSPICE IS ABOUT TO OPEN - AND IT'S ALL DOWN TO LOCAL FUND RAISING. |
Barratt, Claire |
|
831 |
| IN THE COURTS; Jail after breaking driving ban. |
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|
740 |
| It's a dream white Easter for Trish; COUNCIL OFFICER TO FLY OUT TO EASTERN EUROPE AFTER WINNING ENVIRONMENT AWARD. |
Ray, Emma |
|
327 |
| It's win or bust for Whirlwind; SNOOKER. |
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|
218 |
| Jazz; GO 2: A sound orgsanisation. |
Caldwell, Bob |
|
425 |
| John's buns on a winner. |
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|
89 |
| Keegan in England hint. |
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|
142 |
| Kidd ignores drop jibe; Football. |
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|
213 |
| Learn how to drive your computer! |
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|
148 |
| Legendary E-Type set to roar again; AFTER 22 YEARS IN A BARN, COVENTRY CAT SEES THE LIGHT. |
Hart, Nigel |
|
235 |
| Les to eye up the talent. |
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|
110 |
| Let's make it it a game to be proud of!; COUNTDOWN TO TOMORROW'S CRUNCH SOCCER CUP CLASH BETWEEN CABBAGE AND GRIFF. |
Brown, Derek |
|
621 |
| LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS. |
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|
1248 |
| Lions on parade; Rugby. |
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|
89 |
| Looking back on a caring career. |
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|
137 |
| Lottery winner, 42, dies after heart op in Philippines. |
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|
202 |
| Love in workplace 'should be banned'. |
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|
119 |
| Maureen marks her 50th in a most charitable fashion. |
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182 |
| Meals on wheels help beat burglars; TWO SCHEMES AIMED AT MAKING HILLFIELDS A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. |
Pring, John |
|
214 |
| Meals on wheels help beat burglars; TWO SCHEMES TO MAKE HILLFIELDS A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. |
Pring, John |
|
213 |
| Meeting the challenge for better quality of life; STRATEGY TO FIGHT CRIME AND DISORDER DRAWN UP AFTER CITY-WIDE SURVEY. |
Wilson, Lucy |
|
368 |
| Men fly out to help sex abuse inquiry; Probe into claims against RC priests. |
Pring, John |
|
287 |
| Michele gets on her bike for Borneo; FAR EASTERN CYCLE CHALLENGE WILL RAISE CASH FOR CHARITY. |
Steedman, Josie |
|
235 |
| Millennium project set to take root. |
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|
195 |
| Motoring; Cherokee is on the climb. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
514 |
| Motoring; Fighting finish. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
135 |
| Motoring; Sporty newcomer hits UK. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
155 |
| Moves to get more police on the street; STRATEGY TARGETS DRUGS, ROWDYISM, BURGLARY AND RACE ATTACKS. |
Kukuruzovic, Simon |
|
243 |
| MP demands action on recycling. |
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|
214 |
| Museum in driving seat for culture; CHANCE TO MAP OUT CITY'S TRANSPORT HERITAGE IN pounds 15m SHAREOUT. |
Pring, John |
|
227 |
| Nato allies' 'kangaroo court' fury. |
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|
221 |
| Nature project is set to take root. |
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|
157 |
| No joke jackpot knockout for Tony. |
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|
143 |
| Nuns are hoping to end on a high note; Rugby. |
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252 |
| Nurse green light on prescriptions; NEW MOVE TO SHARE ROLE OF GPs WILL CUT TIME-WASTING, SAYS BOSS. |
Hall, Paula |
|
264 |
| OAP foils bogus CID pair. |
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|
197 |
| Oil jobs slip away. |
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|
82 |
| ON THIS DAY. |
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|
100 |
| Parish hall sale gets OK. |
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|
98 |
| PEARCE IS SURE OF CITY VICTORY; BIG MATCH PREVIEW. |
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|
473 |
| Plan to ease traffic crush along the A5; HIGHWAYS AGENCY DRAWS UP LIST OF WORKS. |
Parrish, Rachel |
|
298 |
| Plaque's fountain secret revealed. |
Goulden, Barbara |
|
516 |
| Prison visitors ordered to retire at 70; DECISION WILL PUT POLICE STATION SCHEME IN JEOPARDY, WARN STALWARTS. |
Hopker, Antony |
|
256 |
| Public help police chase. |
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|
115 |
| Pupils' Easter story. |
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|
146 |
| READER HOLIDAYS; Take a walking break at home or abroad. |
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|
252 |
| Residents left in dark over plans; OLD TOWN REGENERATION CHIEFS FORGET TO SEND OUT NEWSLETTER. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
389 |
| Review: REMUS HAND AND HEART, MARCH 26; GO 2. |
Slack, Kathy |
|
246 |
| Review; GO 2. |
Losowski, Andrew |
|
216 |
| Review; GO 2: Comedy club lucky dip proved to be a great night out. |
Slack, Kathy |
|
385 |
| Review; GO 2: What a ball of confusion. |
Brabbs, Cordelia |
|
338 |
| Richard KEYS column; We must get full six points to miss the scramble. |
Keys, Richard |
|
556 |
| Riverside set for a facelift. |
Keay, Rebecca |
|
225 |
| Rotary chief's message to town. |
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|
157 |
| Rush as time runs out for Tessa. |
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|
173 |
| Sharing the thrills of Rugby. |
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|
94 |
| Sheer relief as Faldo breaks 70 barrier at last; Golf. |
Garrod, Mark |
|
308 |
| SHOWPIECE TAKE-A-LOOK; Pump Rooms primed for big opening. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
293 |
| Square hangs on to bruvver Phil. |
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|
144 |
| Star line-up for TV's new period piece. |
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|
199 |
| Storms leave homes in dark. |
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|
141 |
| STRAIGHT TALKING; Saving city's heritage is no easy task. |
Dale, Paul |
|
523 |
| Supply planes fly in. |
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|
95 |
| Surprise as mayor drops in. |
|
|
98 |
| Take a walk for charity. |
|
|
219 |
| Teachers pay row looms. |
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|
136 |
| THEATRE'S SOS CALL TO EXPERT HELP; NEW IDEAS: Lisa Parnell; Lisa heads marketing drive. |
Hambridge, Karen |
|
279 |
| Theatre; GO 2 : Rock show on move. |
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|
444 |
| Theatre; GO 2: Off their trolleys in the Far East. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
344 |
| TO THE GROUND; GO 2: SPRING is in the air. |
Crutchlow, Dayle |
|
551 |
| Tongan winger is back to boost Cov; Rugby. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
714 |
| TONY'S JACKPOT IS NO JOKE; Rugby landlord can't believe his lottery luck. |
Tolfts, Lisa |
|
300 |
| Training call to handle school yobs. |
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|
108 |
| TRAVELLERS SET UP CAMP AT SHOWCASE; 30 vans invade cinema car park. |
Pring, John |
|
284 |
| TV: TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS; GO 2. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
426 |
| Under-16s march on. |
Brown, Derek |
|
147 |
| Vibrant future assured for neglected precinct; THE PUBLIC INQUIRY TOOK JUST UNDER TWO HOURS BUT IT TOOK FIVE MONTHS FOR A DECISION TO BE REACHED. |
Dale, Paul; Hargrave, Paul |
|
1016 |
| Victoria draws on her talent. |
|
|
98 |
| Videos; GO 2: Don't bank on a winner. |
Cain, Tara |
|
302 |
| Villages blacked out by lightning. |
|
|
156 |
| Wainman and Lund renew rivalry at Brandon; STOCK CARS. |
Robottom, Dave |
|
274 |
| WATCH team wins cash. |
|
|
126 |
| WATCH team wins pounds 450,000 for area. |
|
|
126 |
| Wheatsheaf handed life ban after fracas; FOOTBALL: SPOTLIGHT ON THE NON-LEAGUE AND LOCAL SCENE. |
|
|
237 |
| Wood out for VS; Football. |
|
|
163 |
| Worldwide orders for Diana coin. |
|
|
171 |
| Years of service all add up . . . |
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|
115 |
April 2, 1999
