Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `Biggest fight of modern times' is set to rake in a Pounds 60 million fortune. |
Staniforth, Mark |
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229 |
| `Failed' family in fight for pay-out; BRITISH GAS AGREES TO HONOUR Pounds 40 PLEDGE MADE `IN ERROR'. |
Hambridge, Karen |
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286 |
| 007 Phillips sets off to spy for Boro. |
Brown, Derek |
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300 |
| A bruising look at what we do for love; Review. |
Williams, Paul |
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212 |
| Adders are one step from semi. |
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128 |
| Adult books at old sweet shop; Town centre business `does not need licence'. |
Evans, Steve |
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318 |
| AEI's charity has its own reward; COVENTRY ALLIANCE. |
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|
278 |
| ALOISI IS FINED Pounds 10,000; Strachan gets tough on City's sent-off striker. |
Turner, Andy |
|
250 |
| Aloisi must learn from sending-off; THE SKY BLUES STAR WRITES FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. |
NILSSON, Roland |
|
742 |
| Anita plans class of '66 reunion. |
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|
169 |
| Atack Open to draw stars. |
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|
84 |
| Back in time with stones. |
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|
100 |
| Backing for speed curb near school. |
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185 |
| Band's offer saves the day for civic appeal; ENCORE CONCERT BY DISCIPLES OF SOUL TAKES PLACE OF `FLOP' BALL. |
Punshon, Andrew |
|
275 |
| Bid to boost public gallery. |
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124 |
| Big match at Manor Park. |
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126 |
| Brains pitted on park. |
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103 |
| Broadhurst hoping the worst is over. |
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|
255 |
| Budget hint of 10p tax rate. |
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|
102 |
| CABBIES' PARTY NIGHT FARES HIKE; New Year's Eve prices to rise by 300 per cent. |
Hargrave, Paul; Pring, John |
|
418 |
| Car hit in temper. |
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140 |
| Celebrations as Dunlop reach first Shield final. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
551 |
| Chairs a gift to kidney patients. |
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|
99 |
| Champ Kieren gets off to a flying start. |
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250 |
| Chance to see history in the remaking. |
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127 |
| Choir in drive for cash. |
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135 |
| Church plans to spread news. |
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143 |
| City inquest told of coach horror death. |
Hutson, Andrew |
|
359 |
| Coach horror at Highfied Road; INQUEST TOLD STEWARD DIED TRYING TO OPEN GATE FOR ARSENAL ARRIVAL. |
Hutson, Andrew |
|
240 |
| Colliery site plans bring new hope of sports centre. |
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208 |
| COMMENT; Listen to the people in opencast mining debate. |
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152 |
| COMMENT; Motor museum success is a credit to Coventry. |
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181 |
| Copter boost for electric supply. |
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244 |
| Copter boost for electric supply. |
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176 |
| Corden out at Bedworth. |
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|
91 |
| Council pays elephant bill. |
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112 |
| Court told of find in school videos. |
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|
214 |
| Davis gets away to flying start in Shanghai; SNOOKER. |
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145 |
| Despair on lack of donor organs; ONLY SOMEONE ELSE'S TRAGEDY CAN HELP WIFE ON TRANSPLANT LIST. |
Hambridge, Karen |
|
381 |
| Don't call me supersub says hero Soltvedt. |
Turner, Andy |
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306 |
| Double fault's oh so lucky for Tony. |
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216 |
| Elderly couple victim of con. |
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125 |
| EVATT GETS WORLD TITLE SHOT; City boxer to face Junior Jones on Hamed bill. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
334 |
| EX-SERVICE NOTES; Poppy Queen contest is on. |
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561 |
| Families line up their own green dream; VETOED HOMES SITE `IDEAL PICNIC SPOT'. |
Cunningham, Catherine |
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293 |
| Family project better off by Pounds 5,000. |
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214 |
| Favour shattered driver's record; BAN FOR MAN WHO DROVE FRIEND HOME AFTER SEVEN PINTS. |
Kukuruzovic, Simon |
|
239 |
| Firms join for bright future. |
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124 |
| Flooring boss is special guest at awards dinner; Evening Telegraph Business Awards. |
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1528 |
| Friends for car museum. |
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148 |
| Fry-ups raise Pounds 415. |
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131 |
| Garage fined over car service failure; STAFF SACKED AFTER UNDERCOVER OPERATION BY TRADING STANDARDS. |
Ewing, Richard |
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302 |
| Goods stolen while man in loft. |
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239 |
| Group leads rally against opencast mine plans. |
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143 |
| Hartshill pip Cabbage to pep title bid; NUNEATON TUESDAY GAMES LEAGUE. |
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206 |
| Healey stays silent after being banned for eight weeks. |
Baldock, Andrew |
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349 |
| Hospice to open doors. |
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141 |
| Howard to quit Tory top team. |
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135 |
| Hunt for pervert hiding in bushes. |
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117 |
| Hunt for team. |
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81 |
| I try not to think too much of the future ... there are boots to be scrubbed; Sky Blues starlet Gary McSheffrey is brought back down to earth after his debut last week. |
TURNER, Chief Soccer Writer ANDY |
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1351 |
| Jobs put at risk in nursery changeover. |
Wilson, Lucy |
|
229 |
| Jonk guns for mate Bergy; TONIGHT'S FOOTBALL. |
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231 |
| Juniors face stiff Cup test; SCHOOLS FOOTBALL. |
Hollinshead, Graeme |
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142 |
| Kissair has chance to prove talent. |
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238 |
| LINK-UP; War time loss sparks a search. |
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1334 |
| Longbridge tipped to build new car. |
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269 |
| MARY'S LUCKY SEVEN. |
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381 |
| Milestones of being in love. |
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316 |
| Minister defends jobless scheme. |
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108 |
| Missing holiday details anger. |
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135 |
| Mo Mowlam feted by nurses. |
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240 |
| Motor museum to keep free entry. |
Scott, Fiona |
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280 |
| Nature experts advise on golf project. |
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171 |
| Neck for neck in build-up to Telegraph Cup final; ENDSLEIGH COMBINATION. |
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637 |
| NEW CAR PLAN GIVES ROVER A JOBS BOOST; Reprieve for Longbridge. |
Smith, Stewart |
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305 |
| NEWS DIGEST; Couple attacked. |
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177 |
| NEWS DIGEST; Fears grow for mum and tots. |
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245 |
| NEWS DIGEST; Woman hurt in collision. |
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211 |
| Newshounds find the right formula; PUPILS FIND LINK BETWEEN FACTORIES AND WORLD OF FASHION. |
Forster, Mark |
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635 |
| Not for the squeamish. |
McMullen, Marion |
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183 |
| NURSERY IS HANGING ON; Charity keeps toddlers' hopes alive. |
Johnson, Steve |
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217 |
| Oddy in chain of pride in union. |
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223 |
| OK gang, you got it covered; LATE SURGE OF BOX OFFICE BUSINESS LIFTS SCOUT SHOW WORRIES. |
Wilson, Lucy |
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351 |
| Old foundry saved in care home plan. |
Parrish, Rachel |
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268 |
| ON THIS DAY. |
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131 |
| Over-35s wanted by fund raisers. |
Brown, Derek |
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188 |
| Parents opt for sister school. |
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179 |
| Parlour should play for England. |
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174 |
| Pennies mount up to pounds. |
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106 |
| Petrol station plan to catch car criminals. |
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115 |
| PHEW! What a scorcher; MOGGY EARNS NEW NICKNAME AFTER SURVIVING OVEN AT PEUGEOT CAR PLANT. |
Steedman, Josie |
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449 |
| Phone pest sent to jail; COURT TOLD OF ORDEAL OF WOMAN, 72. |
Hutson, Andrew |
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274 |
| Photofit in rape hunt. |
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84 |
| Pipe has four for Imperial Cup raid. |
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200 |
| Player's Pounds 1.95m. |
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86 |
| Pounds 153,000 windfall for green schemes; LANDFILL OPERATORS' GIFTS TO ENHANCE NATURE TRAIL AND TOWPATH. |
Gibbons, Duncan |
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250 |
| Pounds 1m-plus deal to keep track of vehicles. |
Industry, STEWART SMITH |
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272 |
| Probation order on thief, aged 21; IN THE COURTS. |
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499 |
| Probe as man is hit by train. |
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104 |
| Raider grabs Pounds 200. |
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114 |
| Red nose records all set to tumble. |
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127 |
| Riga bidding to battle back; VOLLEYBALL. |
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146 |
| ROBS YOUNG PUPILS. |
Punshon, Andrew |
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190 |
| Roy's bright idea with two short planks. |
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125 |
| Rush to move after report. |
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123 |
| Sad West Indies are destroyed; CRICKET. |
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323 |
| School praised for its finance skills. |
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182 |
| School's sports success. |
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103 |
| Shop test helps kick the habit. |
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138 |
| Sikhs' invitation to share special day; PARTY IN THE PARK TO CELEBRATE MOST IMPORTANT DATE IN 3OO YEARS. |
Goulden, Barbara |
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310 |
| Smokers to get quit kit. |
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118 |
| Speak about shops. |
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159 |
| SPORT DIGEST; 1,800 tickets for Arsenal. |
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276 |
| Spring into outdoor action. |
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126 |
| Spring sights on park walk. |
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89 |
| Stage set for young music stars. |
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147 |
| Stay-at-home fear for millennium eve. |
Pring, John |
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284 |
| Stepping out in aid of town's homeless. |
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127 |
| Stroke support group. |
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96 |
| Sundeep crosses religious divide. |
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138 |
| Taylor to help plug Sydney Games. |
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97 |
| TEABREAK TEASERS. |
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152 |
| Thanks a million says trolleys firm. |
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209 |
| THREAT BY PARTY POOPER CABBIES. |
Ewing, Richard |
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265 |
| Threat to group as leaders retire; `Good work could end'. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
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248 |
| Toby and Dean's foothold on design; TV FAME FOR COVENTRY UNIVERSITY GRADUATES IN US ADVENTURE. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
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281 |
| TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
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404 |
| Too many games, not enough time; Leagues may be decided by maths. |
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385 |
| Train deal benefits `fat cat' controllers. |
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180 |
| Travellers' eviction is sought; CAMP CAUSES PARKING CHAOS. |
Cunningham, Catherine |
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277 |
| Tributes paid to hospital worker. |
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121 |
| Trolley snatch man hunted. |
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159 |
| Unions in talks on campus jobs axe. |
Education, MARK FORSTER |
|
259 |
| Urrgh! This is one rare find I'd rather not keep; WHY LUCY'S LESS THAN IMPRESSED BY THE BUG THAT CRAWLED OUT OF HER SHOPPING. |
Taylor, Ernest |
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328 |
| Waite's civic welcome. |
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90 |
| We wanted Adam to be happy and he obviously is. These people really do care. |
Argument, Barbara |
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1487 |
| Why do TV bosses insist on dragging out drama? |
ARNOT, Chris |
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517 |
| Wildlife experts advise on golf course scheme. |
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251 |
| Women `disillusioned' with work. |
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192 |
| Working up a sweat to help out. |
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120 |
| Wow, out of this world! |
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174 |
| Young doctor jets out to the jungle. |
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190 |
| YOUR VIEWS; Strachan's actions were way out of line. |
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March 9, 1999
