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Author |
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Words |
| A light on city's war-torn past; Bombed churchcentrepieceof tribute to victims of conflict. |
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399 |
| A scorpion sting with that,Sir? |
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101 |
| AMP ditches UK. |
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83 |
| Angler saved after being swept into sea. |
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314 |
| Anne's revenge row. |
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148 |
| Apathetic. |
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111 |
| Arrogance is to blame. |
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275 |
| Australia's `finest export' in greater demand than ever; Chatting with an Aussie icon can lift the spirits as Lew Baxter discovers over a natter with Clive James. |
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1279 |
| Baboons `angry' at road deaths. |
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120 |
| Backstage: Kittens prepare for Atomic drop on US. |
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94 |
| Backstage: Treat for Noryh Wales star gazers. |
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108 |
| Battle to save children trapped in quake. |
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239 |
| Beach building `will ruin the view'. |
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288 |
| Blond conquerors of hearts; Norway's heroes found romance. |
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709 |
| Boots goes shopping at Asda for new boss. |
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239 |
| Boxing: Harrison in control. |
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191 |
| BOXING: Kirkby ABC Junior Boxing Tournament. |
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82 |
| Brothel takes off. |
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176 |
| By the book. |
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493 |
| Charities and small firms may get rate relief. |
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134 |
| Children trapped in quake. |
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352 |
| Clean bill of health joy for beaches. |
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199 |
| Climbing melodrama fails to get a foothold; Jill Tunstall finds Simon Mawer's debut effort doesn't quite reach the literary summit. |
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471 |
| Coffin error apology. |
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144 |
| Cold Feet lift-off for Portmeirion. |
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429 |
| Comic caption contest-- win pounds 10. |
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100 |
| Cricket: ANDERSON: I'M STILL LEARNING. |
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284 |
| CRICKET: Hall make changes for league opener. |
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474 |
| CRICKET: Heath hopeful; Zimbabwe captain wants team to have fair chance. |
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436 |
| Cricket: TEST FOR TOP TWO. |
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324 |
| Cricket: TOURISTS' WALK WARNING HAVE; by Euro derby. |
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510 |
| Cricket: Tyms calls for change. |
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452 |
| Cult gives up on road block. |
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103 |
| Curtain call: Diamond duo celebrated. |
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137 |
| Curtain call: Nostalgia night. |
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136 |
| Curtain call: Rock history. |
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115 |
| Dedicated to caring for patients. |
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158 |
| Denu'r ifanc i ogogoniant ein gwaredwr; o'r wasg Emyr Williams yn trafod llyfrau. |
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353 |
| Doctor to face court on sex charges. |
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104 |
| Don't swamp village; Protest at housing plan on historic convent site. |
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298 |
| DP ARTS: AT THE MOVIES - X marks the spot as superior sequel. |
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747 |
| DP ARTS: CLASSICAL - Martinu gets the recognition he deserves. |
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467 |
| DP ARTS: JAZZ REVIEWDave Brubeck Quartet,Philharmonic Hall,Liverpool. |
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249 |
| DP ARTS: ROCK MUSIC - The end of an error for S Club. |
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568 |
| DP ARTS: Tara captures perfect man; Tara Fitzgerald tells Eileen Condon she's found the perfect man. |
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402 |
| DP ARTS: Under the Skin; Skin is going it alone. Chris Brown discovers she is excited and nervous in equalmeasures. |
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824 |
| DP ARTS: Wizard of Aus coming to you Clive from Chester; Chatting with an Aussie icon can lift the spirits as Lew Baxter discovers over a natter with Clive James. |
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1203 |
| Drug gang planned to flood the streets. |
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232 |
| ELECTION 2003: `Tory leader should quit'. |
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259 |
| ELECTION 2003: Election goes to the wire through the night. |
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278 |
| ELECTION 2003: Griffin fails in BNP bid. |
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290 |
| ELECTION 2003: Plaid tempers talk of success. |
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106 |
| ELECTION 2003: The night most Welsh voters stayed at home. |
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669 |
| ELECTIONS 2003: Labour at bay; But deputy leader loses his seat. |
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338 |
| Football: 51 UNITED BOSS HANDED FINE. |
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121 |
| FOOTBALL: Brazil ace steps up fitness chase. |
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440 |
| FOOTBALL: CARROL PUTS HIS CASE FOR SENIOR ROLE BETWEEN THE GOALPOSTS; Keeper ready to push Barthez into wilderness. |
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647 |
| FOOTBALL: Caton calls it a day at the Bay. |
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300 |
| FOOTBALL: Cheyrou admits to uncertainty. |
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271 |
| Football: Cheyrou muses on uncertain future. |
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350 |
| FOOTBALL: City succumb to last-gasp sucker punch; Rovers 1 Chester City 1 - CONFERENCE PLAY-OFF Doncaster. |
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222 |
| Football: CLUB SUPPORT FOR DERBY DUO. |
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103 |
| FOOTBALL: Coyne's farewell marks end of an era for Newtown; ANDY GILPIN ON THE WELSH PREMIER. |
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342 |
| FOOTBALL: Davies is top player. |
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114 |
| FOOTBALL: DOUBLE TROUBLE; Fergie fined as Neville ruled out of run-in. |
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349 |
| Football: England given final warning; UEFA lay down law over fans. |
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645 |
| FOOTBALL: Euro 2004 tickets goon sale. |
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214 |
| Football: FA escape with fine after fans problems. |
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120 |
| FOOTBALL: Fan SCENE - EVERTON: Blues must not take the Fulham result for granted. |
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425 |
| Football: Fan Scene: Everton - Fulham pose a genuine danger. |
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405 |
| Football: Fan Scene: Liverpool - Robbie able to wreck season. |
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528 |
| FOOTBALL: FANSCENE - LIVERPOOL: Prodigals' return spells danger for a perfect finish. |
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568 |
| Football: HENRY DOES THE DOUBLE. |
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124 |
| Football: JARI NOT A RED; Liverpool deny Litmanen loan claims. |
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586 |
| Football: Late goal thwarts City slickers; Doncaster Rovers ..1 Chester City ......1. |
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494 |
| Football: Mathias' message: Let's stay together. |
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734 |
| Football: McDermott's double desire; Twin feat would be Champion for Terry. |
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791 |
| FOOTBALL: Mine's a double; Terry has Champions League dream. |
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513 |
| Football: NEVILLEOUT OF QUALIFIER. |
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118 |
| FOOTBALL: Patience say Rams. |
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121 |
| FOOTBALL: Radebe reveals rows at Leeds. |
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302 |
| FOOTBALL: Reds rubbish Litmanen's loanclaims. |
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415 |
| FOOTBALL: Relieved England escape with fine. |
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356 |
| Football: Rodrigo back in Blue; Everton Res.......1 Leeds Res........ 2. |
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615 |
| Football: Rodrigo steps up bid to extend stay at Goodison. |
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385 |
| Football: Shoot-out drama as Rovers stay cool; Tranmere Rovers .... 3 Liverpool ........... 3 (AET.90 minute score 2-2) Tranmere win on penalties 7-6. |
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311 |
| FOOTBALL: Smith's award is icing on the cake; Perfect week for Dragons manager. |
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522 |
| Football: TRANMERE ROVERS. |
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365 |
| FOOTBALL: United defender faces fresh surgery. |
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327 |
| Gay book in running. |
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167 |
| Gemma Rose Owen makes her debut. |
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169 |
| Girl,11,arrested in crack cocaine raid. |
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156 |
| Glas Cymru may be a PIC pioneer. |
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289 |
| GOLF: Alliance prize is shared. |
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110 |
| GOLF: Boys fight back to grab share of spoils. |
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267 |
| GOLF: Edwards on form. |
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96 |
| GOLF: HIGHEST SET FOR HONOURS. |
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322 |
| GOLF: Pilkington's back in the money. |
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123 |
| GOLF: Title defence goes ahead. |
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383 |
| GOLF: Two- month break does O'Malley good. |
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422 |
| Hats off to Huw's take on the stars; Alun Prichard profiles an artist whose cap fits for celebrity personalities. |
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296 |
| He's got it made; Wil Marlow meets David Sneddon, the Fame Academy winner enjoying a meteoric rise to the top. |
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664 |
| Health workers snub MMR jab claims clinic; cchoose single vaccination. |
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532 |
| HOCKEY: Sheffield University Banke. |
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177 |
| Hope Springs eternal as Heather seeks happy ending; With a number of raunchy roles behind her and a legion of admirers around the world, Heather Graham tells Robin Walker how she is now looking for more serious assignments. |
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896 |
| How to bear a grudge the Anne Robinson way. |
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266 |
| in DEPTH: Cewri ddoe cystal a sr heddiw?; SIARAD PLAEN. |
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492 |
| in DEPTH: Digital dilemma of changing channels; Are you bemused at the constantly changing choice of digital TV alternatives being offered? Euryn Ogwen Williams reports. |
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771 |
| Injured boy racer holds on to dream. |
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408 |
| IRA fury as Blair postpones election. |
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186 |
| Is Everest mystery about to be solved?; Irvine's body could hold proof of summit success. |
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527 |
| Island to crack down on jet skiers. |
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187 |
| Jailed for helping Bali bomber. |
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94 |
| Karen takes to the air in Iraq tornado. |
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351 |
| Land auction at pub raises pounds 2.7m windfall for Treasury. |
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260 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: KNOWSLEY. |
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175 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: Labour at bay; And deputy leader loses his seat. |
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374 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: Lib Dems keep; Tories plunged into turmoil over front-bencher's devastating attack Blow for Smith as Blunt quits. |
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830 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: SEFTON. |
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164 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: ST HELENS. |
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169 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: VALE ROYAL. |
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165 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: WEST LANCS. |
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178 |
| LOCAL ELECTIONS 2003: WIRRAL. |
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151 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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298 |
| Loser in TV quiz guilty of assault. |
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351 |
| Man denies mugging. |
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135 |
| Memorial bid. |
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102 |
| Merchant seamen played crucial role. |
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292 |
| Mindless idiots hit school. |
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149 |
| Mother's alibi on murder bid claim. |
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196 |
| MOTORING: Bikes - German flavour to a day of racing at Oulton. |
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396 |
| MOTORING: PLUGS POINTS. |
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313 |
| MOTORING: Renault Clio V6 255 Latest hot Clio is the ultimate VaVaVoom. |
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636 |
| MOTORING: Tough kid with kudos SAVE; A Matter Of A Matter Of Opinion. |
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1087 |
| MP heads Down Under to back swamp celebrity Sin. |
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438 |
| Namesake means trouble; Apparently there are two Phils. One Red, one Blue. |
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465 |
| NETBALL: N. Wales pair to take flight. |
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174 |
| New law to prevent NHS organ scandals. |
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407 |
| New record for crown contest entry levels. |
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454 |
| Not right. |
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109 |
| Now buy your home through Littlewoods; Cotton merchants' new waterfront home. |
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371 |
| Now it's official - Catherine Zeta Jones is beautiful. |
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146 |
| OBITUARY: Andy Robson. |
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350 |
| Officers can hold suspects for 30 minutes. |
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121 |
| OUR MAN IN WESTMINSTER: Jarvis will engineer a bigger hole to dig in; If there's a good reason, I'mall ears. |
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336 |
| Parents warned over sweetener. |
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|
87 |
| Parents' fury at hospital. |
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294 |
| Parting shot as judge retires. |
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228 |
| Pluck of the Irish; Ian Parri talks to Ronnie Drew,former frontman of the Dubliners, who will be leading the celebrations of all things Hibernian this week. |
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737 |
| Police curb rally violence. |
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287 |
| Post Soapbox: Backwards. |
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|
85 |
| Post Soapbox: Diego Baros. |
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159 |
| Post Soapbox: Euro derby. |
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127 |
| Post Soapbox: Season lesson. |
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|
141 |
| Post Soapbox: Smicer to stay. |
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108 |
| pounds 14mdock complex open; Cotton merchants' new waterfront home. |
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219 |
| pounds 200k model boat pond. |
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|
167 |
| Probe into sleep girl's treatment. |
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454 |
| Racing: Break does O'Malley good. |
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|
524 |
| Racing: Highest for honours. |
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321 |
| RADIO HIGHS: Groundhog Day as Berlin returns; By Mark Brittain. |
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|
299 |
| Record labels' quackers idea. |
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|
555 |
| Refuse strike called in row over imposed pay award. |
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|
190 |
| Region to get more Blunkett bouncers; 75 CSOs to help police on streets. |
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548 |
| RESTAURANTS: Lush platefuls make choices as long as you from Lebanon; Laura Davis discovers there are specialist treats to savour. |
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857 |
| RESTAURANTS: Mrs Beeton could cook a Victorianmeal. |
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568 |
| RESTAURANTS: TIPS. |
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645 |
| Rugby Union: ALL EYES ON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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436 |
| RUGBY UNION: Aussie ace flies in to boost Hawarden. |
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298 |
| RUGBY UNION: Brothers-in-arms hope toprosper. |
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325 |
| RUGBY UNION: Jon Sewell. |
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138 |
| Salute to pair for sea plunge; Dad and son to get bravery awards. |
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|
357 |
| Sea defence scheme for resort may get go-ahead. |
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203 |
| Sea rescue pair win top bravery awards. |
|
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287 |
| Shock over UK suicide bomber. |
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|
125 |
| SIAN WATCH. |
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|
127 |
| Snooker: Hunter targets early kill; Williams steamrollers Lee. |
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|
721 |
| SNOOKER: Ruthless Williams marches on final. |
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349 |
| Stifyn PARRI: Dishing the dirt on our jungle girl. |
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369 |
| Stifyn PARRI: Ruabon's sexy secrets laid bare. |
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165 |
| Stifyn PARRI: Thanks for plug. |
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|
128 |
| Struggling ICI to cut 700 more jobs. |
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450 |
| Suicide bomber `a pleasant chap' Family tell of shock after Israel atrocity. |
|
|
516 |
| Telewest fights on despite debt. |
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|
249 |
| Tennis: Defeated Henman remains positive. |
|
|
248 |
| Tense thriller is all the rage; New to rent. |
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622 |
| THE DAILY POST COMMENT: fiasco leaves N sour taste. |
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|
430 |
| THE DAILY POST COMMENT: Just get the animals out of here. |
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|
572 |
| This is the happiest moment of our lives; Baby joy for Michael Owen and Louise Bonsall. |
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|
421 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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|
105 |
| TODAY pounds 627mThistle bid too good to refuse. |
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96 |
| Toy withdrawn after Nazi claim. |
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|
81 |
| Trains may help to get us out of a jam; New rail chief plans to attract passengers. |
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501 |
| TV hell NALYSIS. |
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|
159 |
| Underwater hunt for murder weapon begins. |
|
|
260 |
| Valerie Hill: Beware an over-stuffed purse - it could spell social death. |
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|
770 |
| Valerie Hill: Don't you know who I am? |
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254 |
| VOTERS SAY NO TO BNP; Merseyside snubs far-right party Police investigate election tactics But seats gained in Lancashire. |
|
|
287 |
| WALES IN A WEEK ... 5 Catherine Zeta Jones. |
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175 |
| Warm weather and late Easter give boost to high street sales. |
|
|
216 |
| Who let Liverpool's council workers jump queue for concert tickets?; Thousands miss chance to see McCartney gig. |
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|
722 |
| Who rules? |
|
|
182 |
| Will Kittens swap pop for champagne?; Girl band set to buy top city centre bar. |
|
|
386 |
| Workers marking May Day die in bus plunge. |
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173 |
| X-Menhit the spot; Who said sequels sucked? Damon Smith found X-Men 2 a far superior effort to its predecessor. |
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966 |
| Your LETTERS: A Christian word. |
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336 |
| Your LETTERS: NIMBY shame. |
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99 |
| Your LETTERS: Star LETTER - Time to rid us of abandoned cars. |
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195 |
| Your LETTERS: Stop whinging. |
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90 |
May 2, 2003
