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Author |
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Words |
| `Robbed' bus driver had debts of pounds 2,000; Defendant denies stealing cash. |
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339 |
| A Last of the Cape Horners; Documentary maker Sarah Aynesworth endured one of the toughest ocean challenges to record the passing of an elite group. Peter Elson reports. |
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1828 |
| A RARE TREAT; Consumer interest in meat from traditional breeds on increase. |
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565 |
| Afro dance at the Bluecoat. |
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89 |
| Anger as steel jobs go Week. |
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441 |
| Anglesey reaps the benefits from scheme. |
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526 |
| Asda chain is `hambushed'. |
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129 |
| Assembly calls for Welsh anthem before play-offfinal. |
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225 |
| Baby dies in dog attack. |
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116 |
| Bank gives growing charity new offices. |
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225 |
| Battle for new theatre hots up. |
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306 |
| Benson 's Law; Q & A. |
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348 |
| Blunkett has good news for prison officers. |
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231 |
| BOXING: PRINCE VOWS: I'LL BE BACK; 29. |
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134 |
| Bringing the fun back to schooldays. |
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345 |
| BROCKLEBANK COLUMN: I'm a star - get me in here schooldays. |
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431 |
| Brown drops euro hint. |
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523 |
| Budding pilots to be helped by scholarship. |
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198 |
| BUREAU HIT BY pounds 2m FINE; Criminal Records company punished. |
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297 |
| BUREAU HIT BY pounds 2m FINE; Records company punished. |
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552 |
| Business Basics; SUMMER BREAK NOT BREAKDOWN. |
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554 |
| Business DIARY. |
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213 |
| Business PROFILE: World of opportunity for our hi-tech stars; Cutting-edge firms are the focus of the WDA's efforts to help North Wales meet worldwide challenges,as its top man in the region tells David Jones. |
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1232 |
| Businesslike ensemble. |
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111 |
| Carcass scheme deadline extended. |
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196 |
| Changes to school tests `not enough'. |
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396 |
| Clubs may be Premier League but neighbours head for relegation; Properties cost under pounds 18,000 in Anfield area. |
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412 |
| Conwy Valley: The lure of this market town. |
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475 |
| CRICKET: Age no barrier, says under-fire Stewart; England veteran out to silence his critics. |
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633 |
| CRICKET: Glamorgan flops given another chance. |
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314 |
| Cricket: Horton poised for Lancs'debut. |
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324 |
| CRICKET: I'm not an all-rounder - McG rath. |
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193 |
| Cricket: STEWART: AGE IS NO BARRIER; TALE OF TWO CITIES FOR COE. |
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922 |
| Dog attack kills baby. |
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93 |
| Dog's day afternoon; Jenni Frost took her sheep and dogs to the the Royal Welsh Smallholder and Garden Festival - and returned with a clutch of prizes. She reports from Builth Wells. |
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736 |
| Don't let retirement be a miserable time. |
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514 |
| Double order blow; We have sound base for recovery, says management. |
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889 |
| Dreamer whose legacy has delighted thousands; He is an almost forgotten figure but Joseph Mayer is one of the great men behind Merseyside's cultural development. David Charters reports. |
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868 |
| Drink- drive killer of PCs jailed for life. |
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461 |
| Drugs giant plans pounds 28minvestment. |
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410 |
| Dutch treat. |
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93 |
| Easter egg sales plunge. |
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245 |
| Elementary, my dear Mr Barnes. |
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160 |
| Embassy to close in Saudi terror alert. |
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183 |
| End to firemen's dispute in sight. |
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606 |
| Everything comes up roses for Dibleys - for the 15th time. |
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135 |
| Ex-editor and MBE dies in his sleep. |
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153 |
| Ex-soldiers battle for cash to pay for trauma treatment; `I've been begging and pleading for help'. |
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820 |
| Exhibitors ready for business showpiece. |
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362 |
| Expert assistance aids yoga export ambition with trade mission. |
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208 |
| Family's heritage to be rekindled; Apra comes full circle with promotion of major event. |
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581 |
| FEEDBACK: Expense is in the eye of the spender. |
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539 |
| Fleet expansion for family construction company. |
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150 |
| Food firm's healthy appetite for growth. |
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428 |
| FOOTBALL: Bangor skipper Davies moves to TNS; WELSH PREMIER. |
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278 |
| Football: Boumsong blow. |
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244 |
| Football: BOWYER'S IN TOON TALKS? |
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125 |
| Football: CARRAGHER: CUP WIN MEANS SEASON WA SN'T A FAILURE. |
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389 |
| Football: David is Taylor- made for the hot-seat. |
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279 |
| Football: DESMOND: ONLY ONE CLUB FOR ME. |
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112 |
| Football: Duo eyeing Li Tie swoop. |
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402 |
| Football: Goater looking for a real deal; SPORT football ROUND-UP. |
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275 |
| Football: HANDS OFF SPARKY; FAW ready to repel Fulham moves to snap up Wales boss. |
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385 |
| Football: Hartson looking forward to Shaun's show. |
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246 |
| Football: Haworth has prior concerns. |
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427 |
| Football: Haworth in withdrawal. |
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242 |
| Football: It's great being a Villain -- O'Leary; Former Leeds boss's joy at return to Premiership. |
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462 |
| Football: Leeds crisis a bit fishy. |
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153 |
| Football: Leeds keen to wrap up Kewell deal. |
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174 |
| Football: Len Capeling Column. |
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609 |
| Football: Len Capeling Column: Mersey misery, Moyes mastery; Champions rose above the mire. |
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267 |
| Football: Make history; POST SPORT ON CELTIC'S SPECIAL NIGHT LEGEND'S WARNING - O'Neill challenges Hoops to equal '67. |
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711 |
| Football: McCLAREN: I'LL KEEP GARETH. |
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122 |
| Football: MYSTERY OVER MISSING FORTUNE. |
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105 |
| Football: NO AWARD FOR WAYNE. |
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118 |
| Football: O'Leary back with swipe at Leeds; New Villa boss raring to go after Elland Road `disappointment'. |
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687 |
| Football: Our Bhoys can repeat the Euro heroics of Stein's men; O'Neill issues final call. |
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721 |
| Football: OWEN: NO SUMMER HOLIDAY FOR REDS. |
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418 |
| Football: Premiership duo in race for Blue Tie. |
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298 |
| Football: Private jets, posh cars and goldfish - how Leeds United blew their millions. |
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584 |
| Football: Reds target may stay in France. |
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401 |
| Football: Sven says there's no spat with Blues boss. |
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290 |
| Football: Sven: No rift over Rooney; Eriksson and Moyes end their differences. |
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666 |
| Football: The Len Capeling awards 2002/3. |
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391 |
| Football: Tigers eye swoop for Rovers ace Price. |
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309 |
| FOOTBALL: Wales place spur for Dragon Matt; U21cap hint to Crowell. |
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440 |
| Football: WIN A COPY OF THE GREATEST GAME. |
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214 |
| Former Ultravox star at town festival. |
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131 |
| Formula One: McLAREN UNVEILED. |
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171 |
| Formula One: SCHU'S THANK-YOU. |
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151 |
| GB Group signs three new contracts; Long Tall Sally lifts demand. |
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190 |
| Geldof on mercy trip. |
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87 |
| Gift for the homeless. |
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117 |
| GM protesters state their case. |
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373 |
| GOLF: Brewerton takes shock defeat in her stride. |
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181 |
| Golf: Seve's D-Day; Former world number one in dock for outburst. |
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683 |
| Granada's half-year profit surge signals ITV revival. |
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276 |
| Gwynedd welcomes the best of the public and private worlds. |
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639 |
| Halle's the highlight of arts festival; Thirty events planned for week. |
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352 |
| Harry concentrates on milking further success. |
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226 |
| Healthy outlook forecast for manufacturing; Engineering also due for big output growth. |
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346 |
| Hill stocks face massive drop. |
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397 |
| How John and Paul could be the new Janet and John; Why we must cash in fast on Beatles brand. |
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650 |
| How skills can keep small businesses in business. |
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398 |
| How TV is making the family remote; Television now offers quantity rather than quality,according to a recent survey. Ian Parri wonders why, then, is the family unit breaking down more than ever due to TV? |
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872 |
| Investment is helping to strengthen businesses. |
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658 |
| Iraq sanctions likely to be lifted. |
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206 |
| It's a small world!; Joanna searched far and wide for the perfect horse - and he was right under her nose! |
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575 |
| Judges'applause for city's Culture team. |
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405 |
| Keep it simple - the key to success for rural pubs. |
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570 |
| Kelly returning to Stars In Their Eyes. |
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88 |
| Kelly's back on `Stars' TV show. |
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228 |
| Large protest at Lidl action. |
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87 |
| Leaders back deal to end fire dispute. |
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381 |
| Len Capeling Column: ...and another thing. |
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453 |
| Len Capeling Column: and it's goodbye from him. |
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238 |
| Len Capeling Column: Blowing whistle on best of refs. |
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107 |
| Len Capeling Column: Hand Moyes cash to splash. |
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333 |
| Len Capeling Column: It's an Anfield goodbye from me. |
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85 |
| Len Capeling Column: Leading pair still walking tall. |
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265 |
| Len Capeling Column: Managers who didn't win a prize. |
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108 |
| Len Capeling Column: My other Mersey players of year. |
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95 |
| Len Capeling Column: Owen ploughs a lone furrow. |
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238 |
| Letter: A red herring. |
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228 |
| Letter: Ambivalence. |
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237 |
| Letter: EU will kill off NHS. |
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123 |
| Letter: High cost of Anglesey's new road; Star Letter. |
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168 |
| Letter: Imperial end planned. |
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212 |
| Letter: Neighbourly economics. |
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125 |
| Letter: On your bike. |
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102 |
| Letter: Question time. |
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132 |
| Letter: Radiation risk to sheep. |
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117 |
| Letter: Ride on time. |
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102 |
| Letter: Tenors brought cheer. |
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|
100 |
| Letter: Wa lled city. |
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88 |
| Living next door to a football ground. |
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225 |
| Maritime activity puts the heart into the port; Port of Liverpool facts. |
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639 |
| Masked PO raiders put staff in terror Riot police force their way in to siege house; Robbery had hallmarks of a `professional job',police say. |
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613 |
| Meeting the needs of the customers. |
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167 |
| Memorial for 15 lost firefighters. |
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148 |
| Mersey man on new sex charges. |
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165 |
| Merseyside gun crime doubles. |
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260 |
| MONCRIEFF COLUMN: Government is to blame for our euro shambles. |
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350 |
| Morgan's grand plan for Wales. |
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265 |
| MP faces minister over rail links. |
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238 |
| No joy at the steady decline of the dollar; MARKETCOMMENT. |
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|
739 |
| North Wales firm kits out record-breaking Arctic explorer Polar wear. |
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684 |
| Nothing beats a face-to-face conversation. |
|
|
492 |
| OAPs are `scraping by' in poverty. |
|
|
141 |
| OBITUARY: Wulstan Atkins. |
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345 |
| On course to lead the way. |
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|
507 |
| ON THIS DAY... |
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|
152 |
| One voice for North. |
|
|
157 |
| Opportunity for suppliers. |
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|
219 |
| OUTRAGE AT CORUS JOBS AXE; Steel giant to slash 95 jobs in N Wales. |
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551 |
| Own radio show for King of Jungle. |
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|
106 |
| Partners in the drive towards regeneration. |
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618 |
| Party death murder charge. |
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177 |
| Pensioners in Merseyside the poorest in UK; Shock result of survey. |
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472 |
| Pensioners' car damaged in road rage attack. |
|
|
235 |
| Photos and prints for USA visas. |
|
|
117 |
| Police killer turned car into deadly fireball. |
|
|
419 |
| Pride as Society enjoys revival; NEWS. |
|
|
293 |
| Prison misery begins for Street's wronged Les. |
|
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113 |
| Probe as school axes three staff; Pupils threaten to walk out in protest at redundancies. |
|
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421 |
| Profits up 11pc as M&S recovers. |
|
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476 |
| Racing: Midsummer all set to turn up the heat. |
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371 |
| RADIO HIGHS: True great of rock `n' roll; By John Davies. |
|
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248 |
| Red tape and vet slump warning. |
|
|
311 |
| Relief as Budget leaves vital tax benefits intact; PERSONAL FINANCE - THE INDEPENDENT VIEW. |
|
|
518 |
| Remploy factory to create 120 jobs. |
|
|
219 |
| Results will begin to make a difference. |
|
|
215 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: HOOD HANDED ONE-MATCHBAN. |
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116 |
| RUGBY UNION: Front ROW: Moffett gets back to ba sics following North Wales visit. |
|
|
560 |
| RUGBY UNION: Injury woe for England; sport. |
|
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126 |
| RUGBY UNION: JENKINS GETS WALES ADIEU. |
|
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128 |
| RUGBY UNION: Jenkins will bow out a Welsh centurion. |
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230 |
| Rugby Union: Six Nations set for `Super Saturday'. |
|
|
381 |
| Sacrificed on the altar of incompetence. |
|
|
331 |
| Saudis hold three terror suspects as embassies close. |
|
|
228 |
| Scandal of region's poor OAPs. |
|
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104 |
| Shamed lawyer struck off. |
|
|
205 |
| Singer launches bid for Plaid'stop job; Candidate says he'll `seek to provide more inspiration'. |
|
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615 |
| Six-figure saving for meat organisation. |
|
|
249 |
| Sleep alert may cut road deaths; SMALL & MEDIUM FIRMS. |
|
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348 |
| Soaring price of blame and claim; Trips,falling coconut injuries and bruised fingernails are among the bizarre claims costing the insurance industry millions. Many are genuine but there are two sides to this legal coin David Price investigates. |
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|
1660 |
| SOCIAL Diary: Tribunal urged to reinstate judge; A week in the night life of the North West with CAROLYN HUGHES. |
|
|
597 |
| Sponsored walk in park. |
|
|
85 |
| Students' homes approved. |
|
|
114 |
| Stunt kite flier falls to his death. |
|
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123 |
| Superferry en route. |
|
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459 |
| Supersilent,it ain't! |
|
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489 |
| Surface Transforms wins crucial order. |
|
|
213 |
| Sut y gall sgiliau gynnal busnesau. |
|
|
414 |
| Tackle Aussie trade. |
|
|
81 |
| Teenager dies in car crash. |
|
|
94 |
| Terriers'farewell to home and comfort. |
|
|
490 |
| Terror drive ended in death; Motorists' lucky escape from aggressive drunk. |
|
|
538 |
| Tesco chief next `fat cat' target. |
|
|
477 |
| Test bid to cut rail crashes. |
|
|
188 |
| The future's brighter. |
|
|
570 |
| THEATRE REVIEW: Blithe Spirit,Clwyd Theatr Cymru,Mold. |
|
|
412 |
| There's serious cash to be made from trash; Glyn Mn Hughes discovers that Britain's gargantuan waste mountain can be cut down to size in ways that are actually good for business - and could provide up to 10,000 jobs in Wales alone. |
|
|
981 |
| Three-shift move for Japanese car giant's main UK plant. |
|
|
247 |
| Tony SHARPS Column. |
|
|
453 |
| Top marks for local University. |
|
|
91 |
| Trials of dolphin-friendly fishing nets a success. |
|
|
216 |
| Turbine blows wind of change at Hilbre; Plan for green power supply at beauty spot. |
|
|
487 |
| TV HIGHS: A web of innovation and evil. |
|
|
310 |
| TV: HAVEYOUR SAY. |
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|
135 |
| Ugly old age will net me pounds 100,000. |
|
|
193 |
| Undisputed master of everything he surveys; Liverpool's `Mr Fixit',Alan Brookes, tells Larry Neild about his rise to the top of his profession. |
|
|
983 |
| Vandals drive cars over park football pitches. |
|
|
296 |
| Vote on ministers' pay rise delayed. |
|
|
212 |
| WALES IN A WEEK ... |
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188 |
| We just want our linen back. |
|
|
255 |
| We won't pay for what we don't want. |
|
|
395 |
| We're fed up with people destroying us. |
|
|
390 |
| Week High-speed rescue craft company nets large contract. |
|
|
249 |
| When government talks a different language. |
|
|
218 |
| Wigley unveils plant as creamery rises to top. |
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|
151 |
| wine is tops New World. |
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129 |
May 21, 2003
