Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `Come to rural Wales . . . and put your foot down' ANGER OVER MOTORMOUTH CLARKSON'S TV BLUNDER. |
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588 |
| `Cosmetic' Kings Dock may bring in little, says Professor. |
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504 |
| A crazy idea, even a gamble - `but sales have been terrific' Richard Edgington instigated a hugely successful apartment conversion in the centre of Liverpool. It's a long way from the slums of Solihull, he tells Larry Neild. |
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1165 |
| A shy outsider but Ray Davies is still a rock icon. |
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1280 |
| Addict had been `dead for days'. |
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154 |
| Afghans arrested. |
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|
111 |
| Al Fayed's hotel in trouble. |
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180 |
| All our Hallowe'en rubbish - it's so frightening. |
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|
419 |
| Anfoneb electronig gyntaf yn Gymraeg. |
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250 |
| Anger over `risky' changes. |
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233 |
| Arts dairy: `Genius' painter who left the world a surreal legacy. |
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490 |
| Arts dairy: MUSIC: Back to the '70s for a disco smash; Oh! What a Night Liverpool Empire. |
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|
385 |
| Arts dairy: Poetry and free wine from millionaire. |
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251 |
| Arts dairy: ROCK: Old friends Quo will rock till they drop; Status Quo Philharmonic. |
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|
354 |
| Assembly considers review of holidays. |
|
|
295 |
| Baby Llio is fed by candlelight in power cut. |
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311 |
| Bad weather hits targets and BP shares slip back. |
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|
391 |
| BAT cigarette sales up. |
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|
138 |
| Behave or we'll pull rally cars off Orme; Fans must follow new safety rules after accident. |
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|
566 |
| Better deal for the day-trip smokers; Fourfold increase in cigarette allowance. |
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|
523 |
| Bill Gleeson's column. |
|
|
520 |
| Booklet sells city tourism. |
|
|
150 |
| BOY PULLED TO SAFETY AFTER SCAFFOLDING CRASHES ONTO CAR. |
|
|
198 |
| Bridge-playing rapist facing a spell in prison; Double life exposed of seemingly respectable businessman. |
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|
728 |
| Brit suspect faces court. |
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|
93 |
| Broadgreen heart ops among Britain's safest. |
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320 |
| Cab attack charges. |
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|
89 |
| Cabbies call off Anfield soccer game blockade. |
|
|
247 |
| Call centre staff brush up on the work of the Old Masters. |
|
|
311 |
| Carer in suicide tragedy. |
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|
91 |
| Carer who stole from OAP escapes jail term. |
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|
345 |
| Chance wasted on Welsh language. |
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|
180 |
| City holds its breath on Culture shortlist. |
|
|
404 |
| Colleges set to strike at `disgraceful' offer. |
|
|
362 |
| Cricket: Spirit is high for Hussain; Fortunes improve as Flintoff nears fitness. |
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|
961 |
| Day to celebrate enterprise at City Exchange. |
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|
261 |
| Death crash husband found hanged at home. |
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|
567 |
| Deepcut families demand answers. |
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|
404 |
| Deus joins construction law unit at Brabners. |
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|
212 |
| Does Britain have a supply of siege gas? |
|
|
537 |
| Driver found hanged after wife died in bridge crash. |
|
|
606 |
| Driver urged not to give up. |
|
|
172 |
| Drug deal claim of gun accused. |
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|
314 |
| Dylan Jones-Evans's column. |
|
|
634 |
| e-clips technology news: Change the way you use your PC. |
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|
970 |
| Economy plans `on track'. |
|
|
135 |
| Equitable policyholders join forces. |
|
|
331 |
| eWare deal boosts GB Group's client base. |
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|
292 |
| Families step up inquiry demands. |
|
|
293 |
| Farmers call for end to movement rule. |
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|
195 |
| Fearless musician rocks on; THE GUITARIST WHO ACCEPTS NO BARRIERS TO HIS MUSIC. |
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|
146 |
| Fifty killed in skyscraper inferno. |
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|
223 |
| Five attending milestone conference. |
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|
302 |
| Football: `Barmby row over the top' Agent weighs in. |
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550 |
| Football: `Nervous reaction' Wenger's verdict on Bergkamp incident. |
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297 |
| Football: Blues back in the black; Transfers lead to profit boost. |
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|
617 |
| Football: Burscough ..........3 St Helens Town ......2. |
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92 |
| Football: Cup glory for the five-star Motormen; Vauxhall Motors .....5 Hucknall Town ......1. |
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207 |
| Football: DONACHIE IN ROYLE MOVE. |
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121 |
| Football: Euro surprise for makeshift United; Maccabi Haifa .........3 Man United ...........0. |
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211 |
| Football: Everton lose as Hughes digs his heels in. |
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721 |
| Football: FA BOSS MULLS OVER MOVE ON `AUTOCRATIC' CROZIER. |
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497 |
| Football: FERGUSON `NO REGRETS' AS UNITED CRASH; MACCABI HAIFA .................3 MANCHESTER UNITED ............0. |
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329 |
| Football: Flexsys Cefn Druids ..0 TNS Llansantffraid ...1. |
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112 |
| Football: FRIENDS UNITED TO SOLVE CRISIS. |
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336 |
| Football: Gareth Barry. |
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153 |
| Football: Home win at last for stylish Newtown; Newtown ...........4 Cwmbran Town ......1. |
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139 |
| Football: HOULLIER'S `WORLD BEATERS'. |
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462 |
| Football: Houllier: Beware backlash. |
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458 |
| Football: Hume's joy but Rovers held; Birthday boy celebrates with first Tranmere TRANMERE R ....1 PETERBORO U ...1 goal as late equaliser spoils party. |
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|
763 |
| Football: Injury cloud over Bay recovery bid. |
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|
259 |
| Football: League in TV deal. |
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198 |
| Football: Magpies' new hope; Newcastle ..........2 Dynamo Kiev ........1. |
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|
149 |
| Football: Makeshift side lacks firepower; Sir Alex's lightweight United made to pay as `home' team inflicts meaningless defeat SIMON STONE reports from GS Pancypria Stadium MACCABI HAIFA .3 (Katan 40, Zautatas 56, Ayegbini pen 77) MAN UNITED ...0. |
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805 |
| Football: MATHIAS FURY AT ALLEN RED CARD. |
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376 |
| Football: Mick: I'm staying. |
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228 |
| Football: MY CALL; Hughes stands up to clubs in Euro 2004 row. |
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|
422 |
| Football: Pool tumble; Afan Lido ...........2 Welshpool ...........0. |
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136 |
| Football: REYNA FACES ANXIOUS WAIT. |
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119 |
| Football: Rhyl face reshuffle for Town date. |
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369 |
| Football: ROBBIE: NEW INJURY BLOW. |
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118 |
| Football: ROY'S FRIDAY APPEAL D-DAY. |
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127 |
| Football: SELF-BELIEF RETURNS TO GOODISON. |
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325 |
| Football: Success the only fashion for Hamann; UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, GROUP B, LIVERPOOL v VALENCIA, TODAY, KICK OFF 7.45PM Reds' German midfielder slams style critics. |
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|
1155 |
| Football: Thomas on target; Oswestry Town ......1 Carmarthen Town ....2. |
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120 |
| Football: VALENCIA'S MANCUNIAN INSPIRATION. |
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316 |
| Football: WASTEFUL WREXHAM DENIED VICTORY BY YORK'S LATE EQUALISER; YORK CITY ......1 WREXHAM .....1. |
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795 |
| Football: WE'LL SHOW EURO CLASS; Houllier hits out at Valencia slurs. |
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736 |
| Football: Worns fears Arsenal backlash; B DORTMUND V ARSENAL, TONIGHT, 7.45PM Champions League. |
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291 |
| Formula One: Changes set to help Schu. |
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335 |
| French sink hopes for Mersey carrier. |
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496 |
| Friends wear Wales shirts in last tribute. |
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264 |
| Goodlass Road sites for sale. |
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157 |
| Hairspray, live fish and engine oil: essential ingredients for the Welsh culinary squad; As the cream of Wales' chefs head for Luxembourg hoping to delight the judges' tastebuds and win the Culinary World Cup Jill Tunstall talks to their captain. |
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1285 |
| HAVE YOU HAD AN ACCIDENT?; Hospital cashes in on compensation claim ads. |
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444 |
| Heart doctors face death rate tables; Fears surgeons will avoid `high risk' cases. |
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|
386 |
| High-speed broadband best for business. |
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|
381 |
| Hooligan hunt; Police are looking for these men after match violence. |
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335 |
| Human bones riddle. |
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151 |
| Icy French postpone Blair summit. |
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124 |
| Industrial sites available. |
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342 |
| Irish `in Real IRA deal'. |
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93 |
| Irish Celtic Tigers in Wales; Irish team give an insight into how a combination of economic and political factors has led to a spectacular upsurge in the Irish economy. |
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399 |
| It's school, Jane but not as we know it ...; Education chief reveals radical shake-up for teens. |
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411 |
| Jail for double Jail for double glazing pervert. |
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161 |
| Jail for tenant after legal row arson attack. |
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253 |
| Late train on slippery slope. |
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142 |
| Law firm Weightman Vizards completes move into prestigious India Buildings. |
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196 |
| Letter: Follow Christ. |
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97 |
| Letter: Free will at stake. |
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180 |
| Letter: Half-truths. |
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218 |
| Letter: Irish history. |
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219 |
| Letter: Proud to be old-fashioned. |
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112 |
| Letter: Treaty puts liberty at risk. |
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401 |
| Letter: Wind ignorance. |
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328 |
| London market. |
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376 |
| Maelor pinning hopes on two new products. |
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399 |
| Man arrested in hunt for missing schoolgirl. |
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129 |
| Matthews selling freehold. |
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160 |
| Morgan and Hart face quit calls over `scandal'. |
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261 |
| MP opens care centre. |
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136 |
| MPs warned over fishing ban. |
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303 |
| Mystery of Burrell theft trial deepens. |
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184 |
| NATIONAL ROUND-UP. |
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103 |
| New assistant police chiefs appointed. |
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153 |
| NEW ETNA QUAKES ADD TO VOLCANO ERUPTION FEARS. |
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|
110 |
| New highway to growth. |
|
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186 |
| New life for old buildings. |
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298 |
| NEW PERSPECTIVE ON VIOLENCE. |
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|
111 |
| NEW THALIDOMIDE `POTENT CANCER WEAPON'. |
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|
167 |
| Next stop, the world. |
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|
414 |
| OUR VIEW: We must get at the truth. |
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|
403 |
| PAY UP, SAY PLAID... AS ANGLESEY HOPES TO BREW UP AT THE ASSEMBLY. |
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|
407 |
| Pensioners anger at power cuts. |
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|
235 |
| Plaid taunted on Iraq debate. |
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277 |
| Racing: Red letter day for Scarletti. |
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342 |
| Reality TV tunes into Welsh people who want to be own bosses. |
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319 |
| Record numbers travel to IoM. |
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|
224 |
| Royal praise. |
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|
126 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: NEW DEAL SNUB SHAKES TASSELL. |
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|
118 |
| Rugby League: ROBBIE STEPS INTO CENTRE. |
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173 |
| Rugby stars accused of assault. |
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136 |
| Rugby Union: IN TOUCH: Waterloo's battle for wider support. |
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|
544 |
| RUGBY UNION: LEWIS EARNS WALES CALL. |
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|
100 |
| RUGBY UNION: WOOD BACK IN BUSINESS. |
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|
107 |
| SEMINARS: College support for business. |
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481 |
| Shake-up at BP terminal. |
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|
96 |
| Shake-up brings job fears at defence base; Union claims private firm could put 3,000 workers on the dole. |
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|
739 |
| Shock at gas plant inquiry `surrender'. |
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|
440 |
| Slimmed-down Maelor progressing. |
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|
402 |
| SNOOKER: NO REPEAT FOR BEATEN CARTER. |
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|
136 |
| Software retailer runs free seminars. |
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|
126 |
| Soldier banned. |
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|
125 |
| Still in the dark; 3,000 homes in North Wales waiting for switch-on. |
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|
613 |
| Storms leave trail of damage. |
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126 |
| STUNNING WEDDING DRESSES TO BE AUCTIONED FOR CHARITY. |
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|
139 |
| Talk from THE TOWN: At last, a timetable for trains you can't catch. |
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|
414 |
| Teacher triumphs at Patagonia eisteddfod. |
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292 |
| Tennis: `On Court': Safin is the one to watch. |
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361 |
| THRILLED LIZA LIVES IT UP LIKE LINDA. |
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137 |
| Tilney appoints Hibbert and Gill directors. |
|
|
180 |
| Tony Sharps's column. |
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|
454 |
| TOP ATHLETES GET READY FOR NEXT CHALLENGE. |
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|
473 |
| Top police officer blasts bikers' claim. |
|
|
263 |
| Top teacher wins two awards. |
|
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193 |
| Tory demands apology over jibe. |
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233 |
| Town hall tribute for Games heroes; Region nurtures a wealth of sporting talent. |
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722 |
| Ty Nant's view to a killing; One product from the rapidly developing Welsh drinks industry is about to get a starring role alongside the world's most famous secret explains why and looks at the prospects for the sector in general agent. Eryl Crump. |
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|
1525 |
| UNIVERSITY EXPERTS REBUILD SKULL IN BID TO IDENTIFY MYSTERY MAN. |
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|
177 |
| Veteran Davies opens show. |
|
|
327 |
| Victim's injuries too severe to know if he was shot. |
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340 |
| We demand to know the truth about how our soldier son died; N. Wales family joins call for probe into `suicides'. |
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|
721 |
| Welsh learners take up the 7-day challenge; In a competition run in conjunction with the National Language Centre at Nant Gwrtheyrn, and as part of our Welsh In A Week initiative, we offered two lucky winners the opportunity to attend week-long courses at the Centre. Here they tell Ian Parri why they want to learn the language. |
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|
849 |
| Welsh turbine specialist to move into Scottish yard. |
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|
416 |
| Which way now for Merseyside?; MERSEYSIDE is uncompetitive compared with many other regions according to the latest economic report presented here by Professor Patrick Minford and Professor Peter Stoney of the University of Liverpool. |
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|
1552 |
| Whitbread planning further investment on Merseyside; Some Beefeater restaurants may be closed. |
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|
414 |
| White House thinkers who help us sleep soundly. |
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|
464 |
| Wife-beaters learn the art of respect. |
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|
502 |
| WIRRAL FIRSTS. |
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|
105 |
| Wirral may pioneer new-style elections. |
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|
406 |
| Women priests top achievement says Archbishop. |
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215 |
| YOU CLOWN CLARKSON!; TV motormouth tells boy racers to head for N. Wales. |
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132 |
October 30, 2002
