Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Crowded out' complaint by rookie medics. |
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87 |
| 'I was expecting a much more important person' QUEENS JUBILEE. |
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1411 |
| 'No licence' driver costs firm pounds 1,237; ROAD USERS PUT IN DANGER, COURT TOLD. |
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278 |
| Appeal over town assault. |
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|
109 |
| ATHLETICS. |
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134 |
| ATHLETICS: Tromans in Wollaton firing line. |
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298 |
| Band rising from ashes; LESS THAN A YEAR ON, PHOENIX CORPS IS BACK. |
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250 |
| Bid to keep out cowboys is beefed up; CHARITY CALLS FOR MORE TO JOIN LIST OF TRADERS RECOMMENDED TO ELDERLY. |
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371 |
| Blink - and you pass customs. |
|
|
96 |
| Camera safety going in store. |
|
|
118 |
| Cash boost to computer expertise. |
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|
145 |
| CITY POSTIES VOW TO BACK STRIKE OVER PAY. |
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253 |
| CIU GAMES: Griff grab victory despite hammering at darts. |
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137 |
| CLEANING ROW OVER HOSPITAL; Allegations over new contractors. |
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|
430 |
| Costs sting is taken out of street parties; COUNCIL TO FOOT BILL FOR ADVERTISING CLOSURES. |
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|
207 |
| Cough medicines 'a waste', claims study. |
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|
157 |
| COUNCILTENANTS FACE 5PC RENT RISE; Inflation-busting increases will continue for next decade, Town Hall chiefs have warned. |
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|
487 |
| County tax rise to be at least 10pc. |
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|
414 |
| CRICKET: Knight ton eclipsed. |
|
|
540 |
| Crucial stage in Beatles history. |
|
|
208 |
| Deal set to be thrashed out on council tax; COUNTY FACES A MINIMUM RISE OF 10 PER CENT IN 'MARS BAR BUDGET'. |
|
|
437 |
| Degree project helps free beds; HOSPITAL AGREES PILOT SCHEME ALLOWING INFECTED PATIENTS TO GO HOME. |
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251 |
| Degree project helps to free beds. |
|
|
131 |
| Demand for bank choice. |
|
|
398 |
| Demand rockets for single jabs. |
|
|
281 |
| Demand soars for single jabs. |
|
|
80 |
| Diamond day for former civic leaders. |
|
|
248 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: A Korea in motoring; MASSIVE ADVANCEMENTS IN PRODUCTION AND DESIGN OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS HAVE GIVEN DAEWOO, HYUNDAI AND KIA A RELIABLE PLACE IN THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE. |
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771 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Coventry is crime hotspot. |
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|
95 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Do you remember?; The 1980 Ford Cortina Convertible. |
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|
98 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Don't ignore the Marea; USED CAR SPECIAL. |
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486 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Drivers back speed limiters. |
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248 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: FUSION REVS UP FOR THE URBAN TRAIL; Ford unveils challenger in the booming mini MPV market. |
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354 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Get a load of Volvo's new road monster!; Cross Country casts a big shadow in the estate car market. |
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|
709 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Homing in on the menace of car-jacking. |
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273 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Lexus sets pace for the track. |
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|
181 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: New Clio gears up for change. |
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180 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Peugeot sees the space for a winner; HIGH PERFORMANCE COMBINES WITH ROOMY INTERIOR IN THE NEW 307 SW. |
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286 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Range Rovers set off for a lasting place in our heritage; Cavalcade across county. |
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246 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Take a spin in the new Tino Twister. |
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119 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Toyota offers a new splash of style. |
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201 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: What women hate most in a male driver. |
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139 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Your number's up if plates are dirty! |
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120 |
| Drugs raid police find deadly haul. |
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136 |
| DRUGS RAID POLICE FIND DEADLY HAUL; Knives and bayonet discovered on estate DANGER FIND: Sergeant Tim Carter with some of the knives recovered in Warwick yesterday. Picture: LISA CAREY. |
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253 |
| Entrepreneur trend 'is on the decline'. |
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127 |
| EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS. |
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205 |
| Ex-City player Bellamy cautioned. |
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|
172 |
| Expert help for pupils to apply their minds; WORLD MEMORY CHAMPION'S TECHNIQUES COULD AID EXAMS PERFORMANCE. |
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192 |
| Factory powers ahead. |
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141 |
| Family's mission to help children of war; COUPLE AND DAUGHTER HEAD OFF TO HELP CHARITY IN BOSNIA. |
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375 |
| FOOTBALL. |
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133 |
| FOOTBALL: Beckham is bang to rights. |
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|
410 |
| FOOTBALL: Bedworth welcome on board ace Aston. |
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236 |
| FOOTBALL: Boateng's backing for new boss Taylor. |
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237 |
| FOOTBALL: County side in last four. |
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143 |
| FOOTBALL: Dario's Railwaymen aim to stay on track. |
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648 |
| FOOTBALL: Do or die for Derby. |
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|
262 |
| FOOTBALL: Hood out of Griff game. |
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122 |
| FOOTBALL: Lee signs on for Everton. |
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401 |
| FOOTBALL: Leeds on verge of a crisis. |
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|
179 |
| FOOTBALL: NEW BOY GETS BORO CHANCE; Burgess looks certain to lead line tonight. |
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|
344 |
| FOOTBALL: New league. |
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|
147 |
| FOOTBALL: No more Sky Blue excuses says Gary. |
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|
551 |
| FOOTBALL: NO TIME TO LOSE FOR CITY; Next five games crucial, says skipper Breen. |
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549 |
| FOOTBALL: Parson returns for off-key Greenbacks. |
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511 |
| FOOTBALL: Rebrov's plea for a Fulham rescue. |
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111 |
| FOOTBALL: Up-beat Thomas targets victory. |
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|
355 |
| Four in court on drugs charges. |
|
|
114 |
| Fred and Olive's lesson in love. |
|
|
159 |
| Fresh plea on sex attack. |
|
|
199 |
| FRIDAY GAMES: Bucksford march on with win at Cabbage. |
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263 |
| Games honour for city tenager Luke. |
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|
91 |
| Getaway car found after armed robbery at city post office. |
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115 |
| Girl mugger picks on OAP. |
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143 |
| GO: ART: 'Milestone exhibition changed the way I worked for good'. |
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291 |
| GO: ART: BRUSH STROKES. |
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361 |
| GO: ART: Illness brought self expression. |
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181 |
| GO: ART: THE PERVERSE BEAUTY OF PRISONS. |
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187 |
| GO: CINEMA: DEPP'S BACK - AND HE'S RAISING HELL. |
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|
505 |
| GO: CINEMA: IT'S THE SCREAM OF THE CROP. |
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|
619 |
| GO: CINEMA: Meet the monstrous team. |
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248 |
| GO: CINEMA: OTHER NEW FILMS. |
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152 |
| GO: CINEMA: Trailer PARK. |
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275 |
| GO: CLASSICAL: Conductor chooses beautiful classics for youth orchestra. |
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389 |
| GO: COUNTRY: Rush in for Fools Gold at club. |
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238 |
| GO: FOLK: ZANY JUG BAND SET TO TAKE CLUB BY STORM. |
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325 |
| GO: JAZZ: Diana's definitely got what it takes; REVIEW. |
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199 |
| GO: JAZZ: IMPROVISATION ON A GRAND SCALE. |
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282 |
| GO: JAZZ: JAZZ NOTES. |
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156 |
| GO: ROCK: IT'S GARETH VERSUS WILLIAM - WHO GETS YOUR VOTE? |
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340 |
| GO: ROCK: SOUND BITES. |
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314 |
| GO: TAIL PIECES. |
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289 |
| GO: THE LIMIT: HEY - WE'RE GONNA HAVE I-BITS-A FUN. |
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|
739 |
| GO: THEATRE: PAID TO PLAY. |
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|
613 |
| GO: THEATRE: Sassy on stage. |
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251 |
| GO: THEATRE: STAGE WHISPERS. |
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249 |
| GO: VIDEO: Fun-filled yarn of a scheming twosome. |
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446 |
| GOLF: Immelman storms into the lead. |
|
|
212 |
| Green-belt battle may soon be over; Councillors believe planners are listening. |
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253 |
| Hams Hall to double engine output; PLANT HAS 'VITAL ROLE' TO PLAY SAY BMW BOSSES. |
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273 |
| Hilda and Stan top love chart. |
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129 |
| Holiday games session. |
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|
85 |
| Hospitals face cleaning row; Allegations over new contractors. |
|
|
365 |
| Huge rise in skin cancer deaths. |
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164 |
| Hunt for driver who fled from police. |
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|
294 |
| IN THE COURTS. |
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|
865 |
| It's a... SCREAM!; GETTING INTO THE FUN MOOD FOR MONSTERS INC, THE NEW MOVIE BLOCKBUSTER. |
|
|
412 |
| It's just what the doctors ordered!; COTTAGE SURGERY MEANS TRIP TO VILLAGE HALL IS THING OF THE PAST. |
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274 |
| Karla's charity pledge. |
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|
158 |
| Larry gets his closest shave yet! |
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|
114 |
| Learning first for Nicola. |
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166 |
| Let the good times roll!; Hospital boss's message. |
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|
858 |
| LETTERS: your views. |
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|
842 |
| LETTERS: your views; MYTON HOSPICE APPEAL. |
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|
392 |
| Loughton fate waits on report; INSPECTORS TO GIVE FOLLOW-UP VERDICT. |
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308 |
| Maurice Howse'S COLUMN family finance. |
|
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397 |
| Memory skills help pupils get ready for exams. |
|
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187 |
| Missing pooch turns up after five months; OWNER NATALIE THINKS DOGNAPPERS MAY HAVE RETURNED EPILEPTIC WHIPPET. |
|
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361 |
| MPs back city's ship campaign; MOTION CALLS FOR A SEVENTH HMS COVENTRY TO BE BUILT. |
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|
348 |
| Netball: In the swing. |
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|
108 |
| New plea to model-maker; TRAVEL FIRM HOPES TO REPEAT SUCCESS STORY. |
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|
322 |
| New Year on the Coventry waterfront; CITY'S CHINESE COMMUNITY CELEBRATES START OF YEAR OF THE HORSE AT THE CANAL BASIN. |
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230 |
| Nominate your child for a smart new look worth pounds 200. |
|
|
130 |
| Nursery dream can forge ahead; AMBITIOUS pounds 1.3MILLION SCHEME WILL TRANSFORM SCHOOL SITE. |
|
|
330 |
| Oasis of good behaviour. |
|
|
194 |
| ON THIS DAY. |
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|
80 |
| Our Paula screams for England. |
|
|
105 |
| Our recipe for 77 years of marriage; IT'S GIVE AND TAKE AND CONSIDERATION, SAY BRITAIN'S LONGEST-WEDDED COUPLE. |
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|
403 |
| PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Atherstone switch gamble is a winner. |
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|
497 |
| PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Disability row flares. |
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|
289 |
| Pensioners make a net gain on course. |
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|
175 |
| Phooey, what a row. |
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|
89 |
| Police chief's phone pledge; CREW CALLS FOR BETTER STRATEGY TO DEAL WITH 'PLAGUE' OF ROBBERS. |
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|
232 |
| Police target car crimes. |
|
|
119 |
| Pop goes the Talking Birds; CITY ARTS GROUP TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY WITH A SINGLE. |
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|
300 |
| Postal workers forced to strike; Staff fed up with low pay and morale. |
|
|
268 |
| Princess stranded by Antarctic snowstorm. |
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|
129 |
| Pupils return for triple celebration. |
|
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234 |
| Pupils unite for a triple celebration. |
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|
140 |
| Pupils' taster day is ACE. |
|
|
169 |
| R U up 4 safe text on the dancefloor?; CITY NIGHTCLUBS LAUNCH MESSAGING SERVICE ON VALENTINE'S WEEKEND. |
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250 |
| RACING: Hong Kong silent on fixing allegations. |
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|
174 |
| RACING: Quinn is left out in the cold at Baggies. |
|
|
138 |
| RACING: The real McCoy's brilliant Upgrade triumph. |
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|
599 |
| RACING: Thornton back today. |
|
|
264 |
| Reporter locked in. |
|
|
90 |
| RICHARD KEYS COLUMN A SKY BLUES FAN'S VIEW: Good night, but think what might have been. |
|
|
737 |
| Robbery probe duo are bailed. |
|
|
110 |
| Rod is looking forward to this repeat. |
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|
145 |
| Rod spells out euro jobs threat. |
|
|
195 |
| RUGBY UNION: Askew rings the changes for England under-19s test. |
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|
322 |
| RUGBY UNION: Barkers take out a loan to boost league business. |
|
|
382 |
| RUGBY UNION: Coventry looking for hammer blow. |
|
|
678 |
| RUGBY UNION: Lions keep the faith. |
|
|
239 |
| Security for phone users. |
|
|
81 |
| Shadow of fear at guildhouse; I FEEL LET DOWN, SAYS MAN WHO MOVED OUT AFTER 20 YEARS. |
|
|
371 |
| Shellsuit warning. |
|
|
90 |
| Shops get help to fight crime. |
|
|
152 |
| SNOOKER: Ronnie 'a cert' for Wembley final. |
|
|
479 |
| Soccer siblings are stars of pitch. |
|
|
190 |
| Social worker trial is success. |
|
|
91 |
| SUNDAY POOL: Royal Oak book place in final. |
|
|
294 |
| Tackling lorry crime. |
|
|
82 |
| Tax dodgers to face roadside clamping. |
|
|
126 |
| Three more buses to run on busy route. |
|
|
109 |
| Tots in character to mark half-term. |
|
|
133 |
| TUC hots up the war on racism. |
|
|
121 |
| We can and we will for hospice!; NEWSPAPER STAFF SHOW WAY WITH RECYCLING FUND-RAISER. |
|
|
340 |
| What you could achieve with a yell. |
|
|
133 |
| Win fabulous holiday prizes with Getaway Bingo and Harry Shaw. |
|
|
362 |
| WIN Monsters Inc tickets. |
|
|
122 |
| Wrangling looms over the 'Mars bar budget'. |
|
|
163 |
| Youngsters celebrate Chinese New Year. |
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155 |
February 8, 2002
