Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Act now' call to help town centres survive; NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH BUSINESSES FACE UP TO COVENTRY SCHEME. |
Parrish, Rachel |
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256 |
| 'I want to make sure other people don't suffer the kind of aftermath the Hillsborough families had to endure' ANNE EYRE WAS AT HILLSBOROUGH ON THE DAY 96 LIVERPOOL FANS DIED - NOW SHE HELPS OTHERS COPE WITH TRAGEDY. |
Argument, Barbara |
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806 |
| 'JUST WATCH US GO' SAYS NELLIST; Labour maintains its stranglehold in Council House Low turnout in city - only 26 per cent bother to vote Pressure eases on Hague as Tories make up ground. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
237 |
| 'Spectacular success'. |
Parrish, Rachel |
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181 |
| 'We want wood to be our legacy' CHARITY'S MILLENNIUM PROJECT. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
242 |
| Ancient mill marks big day. |
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|
104 |
| Anton gone for a Burton; Football. |
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|
130 |
| Army recruiting helpers for town's new charity shop. |
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129 |
| Asda puts the wind up drug companies. |
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|
239 |
| Back the Telegraph and be a winner! |
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|
110 |
| Back the Telegraph and win! |
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|
111 |
| Berry hits landmark with 1600th winner; RACING. |
Carr, David |
|
519 |
| Boss cleared of car 'ringing' charges. |
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|
336 |
| Car boots 1. |
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|
84 |
| Carling steps out on path of fame; Ex-England skipper to visit Rugby. |
Hutson, Andy |
|
304 |
| Chris gets final nod. |
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|
160 |
| Chris steps up for trip to the US; DESIGN STUDENT'S NEW LOOK FOR HOCKEY BOOT WINS pounds 5,000 SCHOLARSHIP WITH REEBOK. |
Education, MARK FORSTER |
|
367 |
| Churchgoers asked for another miracle; SUNDAY SCHOOL THREATENED AS ROOF CAVES IN ON pounds 40,000 EFFORT. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
317 |
| CINEMA: MARRY HELL; GO2. |
Wood, Michael |
|
412 |
| CINEMA: Provocative shorts inspire party mood; GO2. |
Wood, Michael |
|
313 |
| CITY OUT TO BANISH AWAYDAY BLUES; Strachan demands better show as side seek point for safety. |
Turner, Andy |
|
415 |
| CLASSICAL: FLYING; with John Williams; GO2. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
307 |
| Co-op acumen earns hat-trick. |
Williams, Alison |
|
238 |
| COMMENT; We may pay for choosing apathy over democracy. |
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|
213 |
| Community centre doors open to ideas; APPEAL FOR SUPPORT FOLLOWS FIVE-YEAR CAMPAIGN AT STOCKINGFORD. |
Evans, Steve |
|
265 |
| COUNTRY: Music icon in town; GO2. |
Stuart, Frances |
|
252 |
| Court hears of knife attack. |
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|
267 |
| Cowley looks for glory at Northampton; STOCK CAR RACING. |
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|
116 |
| CRICKET Stratford looking for better batting; BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE PREVIEW. |
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|
368 |
| D-Day's Pegasus Bridge hero dies aged 84. |
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181 |
| Date is set for film star Reed's funeral. |
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|
128 |
| Day patient boost. |
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|
115 |
| Dean's final Words to family at bedside; FAVOURITE SONGS AT FUNERAL OF 17-YEAR-OLD CANCER VICTIM WHO LIVED FOR MUSIC. |
Goulden, Barbara |
|
425 |
| Dordon and Grendon setting the early pace; SATURDAY LEAGUE BOWLS. |
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|
456 |
| EXHIBITIONS: Animal insight; GO2. |
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116 |
| EXHIBITIONS: Come And See; GO2. |
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289 |
| FAMILY LAW: Must we pay friend's rent? |
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544 |
| Fees for classes increase; REFUSAL TO GIVE MORE SUBSIDY. |
Education, MARK FORSTER |
|
292 |
| Firm find plots of gold in the Midlands. |
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|
115 |
| FOLK: OLDEST swinger; GO2. |
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191 |
| Former editor is new MD. |
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|
116 |
| Former England skipper set for Rugby date. |
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|
142 |
| Former principal in court for photo charges. |
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|
144 |
| From Russia with fun. |
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|
108 |
| Gala date for Victoria. |
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|
96 |
| Gentle approach to pain relief. |
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|
156 |
| Going good for York meeting; RACING. |
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|
125 |
| Grim sales news for Rover. |
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122 |
| Group has the key for Alison. |
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116 |
| Group marks event with a record. |
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203 |
| Hamill back for Bees. |
Berry, Mike |
|
197 |
| Harold's prize help for nurses. |
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|
139 |
| Have your say on plans for Butts. |
Hopker, Antony |
|
233 |
| Head faces third child porn charge. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
150 |
| Here comes 2000; Hole-up in hide-outs for 2000. |
Simoniti, Paul |
|
530 |
| Heritage day adopts military theme. |
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191 |
| Hospital's pounds 8m upgrade starts; New scanner among millennium projects. |
Hall, Paula |
|
292 |
| Importance of Vaisakhi in the modern world; KHALSA PANTH SIKH CELEBRATIONS. |
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332 |
| In pain but I'm raring to go for Grand Prix; SPEEDWAY. |
ANDERSEN, Brian |
|
503 |
| IN THE COURTS; Driving offender, 19, behind bars. |
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754 |
| Internet cafe idea for teenagers. |
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|
220 |
| It's nice to talk problems over; pounds 120,000 OF LOTTERY CASH FOR COUNSELLING SERVICE. |
Keay, Rebecca |
|
241 |
| JAZZ: An all star line up for real; GO2. |
Caldwell, Bob |
|
454 |
| Johnny Morris tributes. |
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|
89 |
| Join the party as Sikhs celebrate; KHALSA PANTH SIKH CELEBRATIONS. |
Taylor, Ernest |
|
588 |
| Joy for Diana as Tories regain seat; LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL. |
Scott, Fiona; Wilson, Lucy |
|
543 |
| Labour able to gloss over minor dents. |
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|
554 |
| Learning a new kind of browsing. |
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|
125 |
| LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS; Council pledge: We will repair houses. |
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1102 |
| LIB DEMS SEE IT THEIR WAY; No headway for Labour and Tories remain challenged in Rugby poll. |
Gibbons, Duncan |
|
177 |
| Lloyd handed England call-up; Rugby. |
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|
322 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; 'People are fed up with politics'. |
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227 |
| Local election special; Conservative HQ criticised. |
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138 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Delighted Diana regains seat. |
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226 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; HOW YOU VOTED. |
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2781 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Jubilant Lib Dems take up the slack. |
Gibbons, Duncan; Hutson, Andy |
|
489 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Labour hangs on in North. |
Parrish, Rachel |
|
258 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Labour rejoice in a Tory 'catastrophe'. |
Wilde, James |
|
378 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Nellist gets a pal in council chamber. |
Scott, Fiona; Wilson, Lucy |
|
460 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Party gains and losses. |
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|
293 |
| Local election special; This victory is just the start say Tories. |
Harris, Alan; Ray, Emma |
|
333 |
| LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL; Tory returns bring six new seats. |
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219 |
| LUCKY NUMBERS. |
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|
91 |
| Make yours a mild. |
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|
105 |
| Makh gives Thorne fright. |
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|
126 |
| Man cleared of car 'ringing'. |
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|
270 |
| Mayor says thanks to pupils. |
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|
139 |
| More lorry chaos looms. |
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168 |
| Moscow stance puts pressure on Serbs. |
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203 |
| MOTORING; L is for lucky red undies . . |
Smith, Stewart |
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210 |
| MOTORING; Tuned up for a smoother ride. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
180 |
| MOTORING; VW's new baby is cheerful runaround. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
272 |
| MOTORING; Walk down the aisle for a deal. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
292 |
| Mouland chases the leaders; GOLF. |
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186 |
| NEWSFOCUS: ON THE NEW BOSS OF COVENTRY SOCIAL SERVICES; A calling to help people in need; POLITICAL editor FIONA SCOTT meets the new man in charge of Coventry's much-criticised social services department. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
642 |
| Oath stakes his claim; RACING. |
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|
324 |
| Oddy barred from Euro-election fight; EURO-MP MISSED OFFICIAL CAMPAIGN MEETINGS SAY ANGRY LABOUR CHIEFS. |
Scott, Fiona; Wilson, Lucy |
|
385 |
| Offices of the future take shape; Second phase due to start. |
Gibbons, Duncan |
|
186 |
| ON THIS DAY. |
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|
89 |
| Paging a proud history. |
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|
138 |
| Paris here we come - to learn French. |
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|
248 |
| Pioneer group in cash crisis; COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS TO LOSE CITY COUNCIL FUNDING. |
Pring, John |
|
293 |
| Plea to find new carnival queen. |
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120 |
| Police stamp on violent crime. |
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141 |
| POLL RIVALS CAN'T FIND AN ADVANTAGE; Tories make more impact on Stratford than Warwick. |
Wilde, James |
|
176 |
| Poodle is left pounds 10,000. |
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|
87 |
| pounds 500 TO BE WON EACH WEEK! |
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|
160 |
| Powell has seen it all. . .; Ex-Coventry midfielder reckons that City will rise; like a phoenix next year. |
Turner, Andy |
|
833 |
| Proud Cov aim to shine; RUGBY UNION. |
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504 |
| Punter rides his luck to win pounds 8,000 at Chester. |
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431 |
| Quest to learn more about fire heroes. |
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132 |
| READER HOLIDAYS; See Scotland from a boat or train. |
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241 |
| Rescuers in flood of calls. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
212 |
| ROCK: SOUND BYTES; GO2. |
Poole, Alan |
|
244 |
| ROCK: The Boys Are Back; GO2. |
Poole, Alan |
|
379 |
| Rugby firms set to net extra business. |
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|
181 |
| Sadler's goal seals victory; FOOTBALL:Bedworth United 0 Hinckley United 1. |
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161 |
| School drive for a new minibus; MAYOR TO OPEN LAUNCH EVENT FOR pounds 15,000 APPEAL. |
Harris, Alan |
|
213 |
| School honours its sport stars. |
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|
154 |
| Scott's 'tyring' trip ahead. |
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|
221 |
| See you in court - more often. |
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|
171 |
| Sky Blues must start early for the next season; football. |
KEYS, Richard |
|
551 |
| Snubbed Co-op in riposte to council; Report betrays resentment over shops scheme. |
Tolfts, Lisa |
|
247 |
| Socialists get foothold. |
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|
206 |
| Sparkling OLs shatter Butts; RUGBY UNION:Old Laurentians 30 Barkers Butts 13. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
467 |
| Sports team's pounds 1,000 boost; COMMUNITY GRANT WILL HELP DISABLED PEOPLE COMPETE. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
281 |
| Stage six to go it alone. |
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|
101 |
| STARS SIGNING UP FOR CONFERENCE; Nucleus of Nuneaton Borough squad put pen to paper. |
Brown, Derek |
|
367 |
| Stoute star set to shed light on Derby picture; RACING. |
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|
444 |
| STRAIGHT TALKING: A healthy diet isn't necessarily politically correct. |
Dale, Paul |
|
548 |
| Students told: Come on and do the salsa. |
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|
120 |
| Stunning start for Davies; CRICKET. |
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|
336 |
| Switch may save millions. |
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|
81 |
| THE LIMIT: HEROES of the future; GO2. |
Crutchlow, Dayle |
|
484 |
| THE LIMIT: LENNY HENRY WARWICK ARTS CENTRE, MAY 1; GO2. |
Losowsky, Andrew |
|
278 |
| THE LIMIT: TESTING TESTING; GO2. |
Crutchlow, Dayle |
|
99 |
| THE LIMIT: TO THE GROUND; GO2. |
Crutchlow, Dayle |
|
233 |
| THEATRE: Doing the HIPPY Shake; GO2. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
637 |
| Toast to firm's new era. |
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|
129 |
| TORIES FIRST OFF THE ROUNDABOUT; Hinckley team enjoys biggest swing. |
Parrish, Rachel |
|
302 |
| Tributes pour in for star of TV's Animal Magic. |
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|
126 |
| TV trip into the past. |
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145 |
| TV: TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS; GO2. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
335 |
| Vicky finds the right words to impress; Communication award honour is reward for hard struggle. |
Keay, Rebecca |
|
290 |
| Waiting for the call. |
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|
156 |
| Walk ends season. |
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|
91 |
| When the once red Rider turns pink; LOCAL ELECTION SPECIAL. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
350 |
| Where is my little pony? |
|
|
135 |
| WIN Cinema tickets for all the family; GO2. |
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343 |
| WIN tickets to see Mel & Sue; GO2. |
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230 |
| Youths attack walkers. |
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99 |
May 7, 1999
