Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| $20m damages for ex-smoker. |
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86 |
| 2 cinema tickets for price of 1. |
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131 |
| A royal touch of confusion. |
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145 |
| A Topsy Turvy night is staged. |
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104 |
| Anxious parents win action on road safety; SCHOOL SAFETY ZONE AGREED AFTER PETITION TO COUNCIL CHIEFS. |
Hart, Nigel |
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272 |
| Armed robbery appeal renewed. |
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127 |
| Attleborough unbeaten all season; CIU GAMES. |
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118 |
| Backing for Cup king; RACING. |
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156 |
| Barras pull off the double; FOTBALL: Coventry, district and Warwickshire. |
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126 |
| Bash for pub bosses. |
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104 |
| Battle display marks Easter event. |
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125 |
| Bethan sweeps board in cross-country races. |
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87 |
| BMW's pounds 2bn bill to sell off Rover; CHAIRMAN INSISTS: WE DIDN'T MISLEAD BRITISH GOVERNMENT OVER CARVE- UP. |
Industry, ALISON WILLIAMS |
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434 |
| Brave officers to get awards. |
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243 |
| BRITAIN'S LONGEST LOVE AFFAIR COMES TO END; After 77 years of marriage, couple die within days of each other. |
Keay, Rebecca |
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101 |
| Brookies to take on Highway in Cup final; FOOTBALL: Evening Telegraph Challenge Cup. |
Wilson, Michelle |
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461 |
| Business technology for breakfast. |
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157 |
| Calls flood in for advice lines. |
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176 |
| Calls to helpline soar. |
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172 |
| Calls treble to parent helpline. |
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177 |
| CAR STICKER WINNER. |
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134 |
| CHAMPAGNE DAY FOR LAND FIGHTERS; Prescott gives final No to Woodlands homes scheme. |
Barratt, Claire |
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328 |
| Chance to be top dog. |
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91 |
| Changing times for city clubs; WORKING MEN'S CLUBS ARE FINDING THEY MUST BROADEN THEIR TRADITIONAL APPEAL IN THE GRIM STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL. |
McConkey, Alison |
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995 |
| Charity calls for new egg theft penallties. |
Wilson, Lucy |
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286 |
| Chris named county coach; RUGBY UNION: SPOTLIGHT ON THE LOCAL LEAGUES. |
Wilkinson, John |
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214 |
| City centre warehouse for sale or for rent; COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. |
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143 |
| Clause28 U-turn ruled out by No 10. |
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95 |
| Club is riding high. |
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120 |
| Company dips into Asian marine market; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
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173 |
| Concert raises funds for appeal. |
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82 |
| Council leader to put funds case. |
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117 |
| Country school reunion. |
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100 |
| Cousins chip in with a simply great idea; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
Smith, Stewart |
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207 |
| Crash girl's pounds 3m award. |
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261 |
| Crunch clash; FOOTBALL: Interlink. |
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84 |
| CS spray helps to cut attacks on police. |
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314 |
| CS spray terror for van driver. |
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123 |
| Disgraced star in TV return. |
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85 |
| Divorce advice on the net; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
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80 |
| Driver is sprayed in van hijack. |
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141 |
| Driving's a cruise in the Coventry cars with road sense; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
Smith, Stewart |
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395 |
| Early birds to snap up Star Wars. |
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144 |
| Eric's racing start. |
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142 |
| Ex-Cons lead is slashed to just one point; NUNEATON TUESDAY GAMES LEAGUE. |
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144 |
| Farmers' problems stressed at rally. |
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174 |
| Festival appeal. |
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92 |
| Finding sequence of success; ANNIVERSARIES. |
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183 |
| Firm's recipe for success. |
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112 |
| Former smoker wins $20m damages. |
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132 |
| Friends beaten in gang attack. |
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222 |
| Funding meeting reviews council's money. |
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115 |
| Garden opens to public. |
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90 |
| Gardeners dig up a few ghosts; VILLAGE LETS VISITORS IN ON ITS HISTORY AND MYSTERIES. |
Clark, Samantha |
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274 |
| Getting it taped for good advice. |
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185 |
| Girl's pounds 3m crash award. |
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87 |
| Go on line in the branch office. |
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184 |
| Golfers pitch in with pounds 855. |
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154 |
| Griff favourites for championship after latest victory; FOOTBALL: RAPIDE MIDLAND COMBINATION. |
Wilson, Michelle |
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798 |
| Hand in hand for a record 77 years. |
Keay, Rebecca |
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412 |
| Have your say on police. |
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118 |
| HEARTSTART: Quaint fellows sold on hi-tech gadget; FIRST-AID COURSE INSPIRES ANCIENT ORDER TO LAUNCH FUND-RAISER. |
Hall, Paula |
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657 |
| Help to make an adventure. |
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116 |
| Here we go again to beat burglars; Action group is relaunched after sorry start. |
Hart, Nigel |
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223 |
| Hinckley want to earn their chance to defend Rollaston Cup. |
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184 |
| Horror Show hits the right note; REVIEW. |
Summers, Kathryn |
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135 |
| Hospital must break its silence and diffuse worries. |
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174 |
| IN THE COURTS: Order on thieving intruder. |
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579 |
| In-form Peter is ready to strike again; RACING. |
Pratt, Robert |
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323 |
| Inspired mum keeps on running; MARATHON CHALLENGERS AIM TO BOOST FUNDS FOR GOOD CAUSES. |
Hambridge, Karen |
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344 |
| John trades ham rolls for starring roles. |
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209 |
| Join or else, jobless are told. |
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168 |
| Keegan: Places up for grabs; FOOTBALL. |
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119 |
| Keeping the fizz in golden years!; ANNIVERSARIES. |
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148 |
| Kenilworth dragged into last-match battle; RUGBY UNION: SPOTLIGHT ON THE LOCAL LEAGUES. |
Wilkinson, John |
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478 |
| Leane hits winner for Sky Blues; WOMEN'S FOOTBALL. |
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348 |
| Learning how to act naturally . . . |
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105 |
| LETTERS: YOUR VIEWS. |
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1363 |
| Local stage for artist. |
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98 |
| Looking for the lads; GRASSROOTS: LINK-UP. |
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216 |
| Lucky break led to a diamond life; ANNIVERSARIES. |
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101 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: A ray of hope from the Cape; SELLING COV & WARKS TO THE WORLD . . . ON A SUCCESSFUL TRADE MISSION TO SOUTH AFRICA. |
Williams, Alison |
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560 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: Amasec's idea sends their rivals packing; HOW THE EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS OF THE YEAR WON THE RACE FOR A HIGH PROFILE CONTRACT. |
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233 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: Another winner! TNT's marathon effort pays off; HOW THE EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS OF THE YEAR WON THE RACE FOR A HIGH PROFILE CONTRACT. |
Williams, Alison |
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268 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: Eddie's Far Eastern first; SELLING COV & WARKS TO THE WORLD . . . MISSION ACCOMPLISHED IN HONG KONG. |
Williams, Alison |
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483 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: Kings of the latest comms revolution; WHY MARCONI'S CUTTING EDGE TECHNOLOGY IS A WORLD BEATER. |
Smith, Stewart |
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398 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: Quantum leap for thriving auto firm; Trimtec on the move to new Parkside site. |
Williams, Alison |
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202 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: Small companies pull in the plaudits; HOW THE EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS OF THE YEAR WON THE RACE FOR A HIGH PROFILE CONTRACT. |
Williams, Alison |
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239 |
| MADE IN COVENTRY: THE ROLL OF HONOUR; HOW THE EVENING TELEGRAPH BUSINESS OF THE YEAR WON THE RACE FOR A HIGH PROFILE CONTRACT. |
Williams, Alison |
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419 |
| MAGNUS HEDMAN: Oggy proves he's still got what it takes to be a top-class keeper. |
HEDMAN, Magnus |
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706 |
| Man dies in crash horror. |
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81 |
| Managers fight to save Key jobs. |
Hambridge, Karen |
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250 |
| Masseys boss Cairns banned after bust-up. |
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129 |
| Midnight lift-off for Phantom video; RUGBY STORES PREPARE LATE-NIGHT OPENING FOR STAR WARS RELEASE. |
Hutson, Andrew |
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295 |
| Midnight take-off for Star Wars fans; Early birds are expected to snap up Phantom Menace video. |
Summers, Kathryn |
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258 |
| Millennium marathon; GRASSROOTS: EX-SERVICE NOTES. |
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322 |
| Moat remains given special protection. |
Parrish, Rachel |
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240 |
| Modern unit on popular estate; COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. |
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178 |
| Mothers of INVENTION; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
Smith, Stewart |
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317 |
| Motoring along to a special day; ANNIVERSARIES. |
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100 |
| Moving time at museum. |
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165 |
| MP's milk profits worry. |
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108 |
| Mum tells of death crash heartache; WOULD-BE MODEL HAD BEEN DATING NEW BOYFRIEND FOR ONLY A WEEK. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
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330 |
| Mum wants bit of peace! |
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153 |
| Music for Easter. |
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83 |
| Music of the Blitz put up for auction; TRIBUTE TO COVENTRY'S BRAVERY DURING THE WAR GOES UNDER THE HAMMER. |
Goulden, Barbara |
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401 |
| My teenage daughter was such a tearaway that when she said she was pregnant I just laughed in relief; THE HAPPY CITY FAMILY FOR WHOM TEENAGE PREGNANCY HAS PROVED A HEALING EXPERIENCE WHICH HAS BROUGHT THEM ALL CLOSER TOGETHER. |
Mcconkey, Aliston |
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1476 |
| NETBALL. |
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110 |
| Next stop China for Chamber's global sales drive; MADE IN COVENTRY:. |
Williams, Alison |
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262 |
| Office premises available; COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. |
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142 |
| OGGY SET FOR 6OO MILESTONE; Keeper likely to reach mark against former club. |
Turner, Andy |
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276 |
| On the right track for a special day; READER HOLIDAYS. |
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314 |
| Open house is free for all; ANNIVERSARIES. |
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92 |
| Ostrich farm woman guilty of theft. |
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154 |
| Palace date to honour teacher; ROYAL INVITATION MARKS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO COMPUTER LEARNING. |
Education, MARK FORSTER |
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294 |
| Parking patrol 'riskier than rigs'. |
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98 |
| Part-time job went on and on. |
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182 |
| PARTY POLL BAN ON FINED COUNCILLOR; New candidate named. |
Tolfts, Lisa |
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347 |
| PAY-OUT FOR CITY CAR WORKERS; Peugeot employees share pounds 2.2m windfall as profits soar. |
Williams, Alison |
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248 |
| Phoenix Park warehouse let to MCS; COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. |
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90 |
| Plea for furniture. |
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92 |
| PO may lose its sole mail rights. |
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213 |
| Poles apart? Not after this trip; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
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182 |
| Police hunt car theft pair. |
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131 |
| Police plan leads to first arrests. |
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224 |
| pounds 15,000 bill for royal Home Front tribute; QUEEN'S VISIT COSTS MET BY LORD MAYOR'S HOSPITALITY FUND. |
Scott, Fiona |
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250 |
| Punk icon Dury dies 'with smile on his face'. |
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189 |
| Pupils dress down to aid flood victims. |
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146 |
| Pupils in step to help victims. |
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168 |
| Pupils' prize cards. |
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108 |
| Rap for top tourist spots. |
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172 |
| Ray surfing for his relatives. |
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151 |
| Refugees fined as begging curbs bite. |
Hart, Nigel |
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242 |
| Revamp given to sozzled pub; pounds 20,000 FACELIFT DELAYS REOPENING OF LEAMINGTON NIGHTSPOT. |
Ewing, Richard |
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284 |
| Reward for hard labour. |
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143 |
| Road safety scheme to go ahead. |
Tofts, Lisa |
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259 |
| School goes to the polls. |
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172 |
| Second secret service laptop was 'mislaid'. |
Deane, John |
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226 |
| Shoppers invited to pop in and vote. |
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115 |
| Sky Blues have to overcome nerves; FOOTBALL: CITY KIDS CLOSE IN ON SECOND SUCCESSIVE FA YOUTH CUP APPEARANCE. |
Turner, Andy |
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369 |
| Sky's the limit for science. |
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|
112 |
| Spotlight on tourism. |
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119 |
| Spring call to litter pickers. |
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181 |
| Spring clean call at beauty spot. |
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189 |
| Stadium 'nothing to moan about'. |
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219 |
| Staff book a facelift for library. |
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|
108 |
| Store boss Duncan scoops top award. |
Wilde, James |
|
206 |
| Students tell it all online; WEBSITE DIARIES DESCRIBE UNIVERSITY LIFE. |
Wilde, James |
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287 |
| Sutton I owe this to old pal Payne; GOLF: SPOTLIGHT ON THE PLAYERS' CHAMPIONSHIP. |
Garrod, Mark |
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449 |
| Talks on spy bid to cut crime. |
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|
92 |
| The future of voting is placed on display. |
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|
129 |
| The other Ferguson at Old Trafford; MADE IN COVENTRY. |
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|
363 |
| Theatrical performers. |
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|
108 |
| Treat for council stalwarts. |
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|
149 |
| Triple housing accolade. |
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|
106 |
| Under-14s fall at the final hurdle; SCHOOLS FOOTBALL. |
Hollinshead, Graeme |
|
322 |
| Under-14s sign off on disappointing note; FOOTBALL. |
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|
186 |
| Victory vital for city's under-15s; SCHOOLS FOOTBALL. |
Hollinshead, Graeme |
|
321 |
| Voyage to 50 years of bliss; ANNIVERSARIES. |
|
|
135 |
| Walsh lands test record. |
|
|
199 |
| Warning as pair jailed for duty evasion. |
|
|
160 |
| Warning to old folk on strangers. |
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|
219 |
| WEAVER FEELS THE SQUEEZE. |
Ray, Emma |
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232 |
| Woman, 73 bitten by dog. |
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|
132 |
| Zuniga facing World Cup marathon. |
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157 |
March 28, 2000
