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| `Unfair' to sack pair for cinema romance. |
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329 |
| 1, 000 jobs if pounds 50m plan for police HQ gets go-ahead. |
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343 |
| 10 questions; Mark Williams, director of Ketchupp. com and organiser of the Liverpool Food and Drink Festival 2004 which takes place next month. |
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203 |
| Abu Hamza may be charged. |
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130 |
| An arrogant man who thought he'd got away with it; Sarah Chapman hears the stories of Murray's victims. |
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651 |
| Anger over dirty streets as survey says council failing. |
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405 |
| Anti-terror police join Mersey hunt for fireworks with power of 3lbs of Semtex. |
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303 |
| Antiques: what's it worth? |
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171 |
| Big Food set to be consumed; Iceland owners in takeover talks. |
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380 |
| Block on sale to outsiders. |
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211 |
| books: Tart things up in the kitchen; From tasty snacks to party nosh, Rachel Armstrong uncovers a food for all occasions. |
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622 |
| Car thief's jail sentence cut. |
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112 |
| Carnival cruises to record. |
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87 |
| Cause that touched the heart of Hargreaves; Matalan owner joins Post-backed appeal to build haven for children. |
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587 |
| Cherie surprise for award winners. |
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251 |
| Commons security `not government's business'. |
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448 |
| Coronation Street's gay pioneer heads for stormy exit. |
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148 |
| Council opens talks on Liverpool motor way link. |
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148 |
| Couple in bloodbath. |
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225 |
| Cricket: All-rounder shining amid the Trafalgar Road gloom. |
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661 |
| Cricket: Bowdon on verge of remarkable turnaround. |
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499 |
| CRICKET: COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP: Lancs fail to escape the drop; Hegg: We'll bounce back. |
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274 |
| CRICKET: ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY: Rain may put England in semis. |
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112 |
| CRICKET: Jones: This is our ultimate challenge; Hall chief rallies side for relegation clash. |
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444 |
| Cricket: One-time favourites Lancs condemned to relegation. |
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522 |
| CRICKET: Trescothick steadies mis-firing England. |
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603 |
| Dead men were close friends. |
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101 |
| Doctor walks free. |
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113 |
| Dog rescued from lake highlights town's problem with strays. |
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176 |
| Driver jailed for three deaths. |
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230 |
| Fairground ride had gap in track. |
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255 |
| Family tells of Iraq kidnap shock. |
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134 |
| fashion: Buying the perfect pair of trousers; Shereen Low on where to go and what to look for. |
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615 |
| FC boss asks tax man to lay off for a year. |
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441 |
| Fifth of men binge drinkers. |
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137 |
| Fines on spot for theft. |
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119 |
| Florida hit hard by Ivan's fury; Jeanne and Karl are waiting in the wings. |
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348 |
| Food & Drink: It's better baked; Cheesecake from New York -- famous for its culinary diversity. |
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524 |
| Food & Drink: Sheila & Sean: How a little lemon brings out the best. |
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763 |
| Food & Drink: take five. . . whole meal loaves. |
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171 |
| Football: Aber chief sets sights on Bluebirds victory. |
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151 |
| Football: Airbus back at base to host leaders. |
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267 |
| Football: Allardyce learns to live with match day nightmare; ARSENAL v BOLTON 12. 45pm. |
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668 |
| Football: Bay's trip into the unknown. |
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193 |
| Football: Benitez backing Harry to recapture his magic. |
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379 |
| FOOTBALL: Benitez: Harry will recapture top form. |
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287 |
| Football: Benitez: I'm ready for Old Trafford baptism; MANCHESTER UNITED v LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 8 PM Quiet man Rafael plots downfall of old-stager Fergie. |
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626 |
| FOOTBALL: Born again Hibbert epitomises Everton's turnaround. |
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939 |
| FOOTBALL: Campbell set for comeback. |
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102 |
| Football: City desperate to get cup woe out of their system; Davenport ready for Robins test. |
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545 |
| Football: CYMRU ALLIANCE Preview: Nicholls delighted as Wellmen swoop for hotshot Acott. |
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489 |
| Football: Fergie: return of Ferdinand will herald a. . . NEW ERA. |
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546 |
| FOOTBALL: Fit-again Stamp to aid City's treble bid; CHESTER v CAMBRIDGE LEAGUE TWO, 3PM. |
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307 |
| FOOTBALL: Goodison grateful as family stay safe. |
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241 |
| Football: Goodison grateful as hurricane blows over. |
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857 |
| Football: HEAD-TO-HEAD BATTLES FOR THE BIG DERBY. |
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335 |
| Football: Lawson fury at referee. |
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138 |
| FOOTBALL: LET THE MIND GAMES BEGIN; Managers Smith and Little call each other's bluff ahead of crunch Prenton Park derby. |
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941 |
| Football: McClaren hoping for right reaction. |
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159 |
| Football: Megson focused on improvement; W BROM v FULHAM 3pm. |
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92 |
| Football: Moyes `surprised' by stunning start to season. |
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245 |
| Football: Newcastle's Butt has chance to redeem himself; SOUTHAMPTON v NEWCASTLE Sun 2pm. |
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267 |
| FOOTBALL: No blank cheque; Hughes must sell before spending big at Rovers; BLACKBURN v PORTSMOUTH TODAY, 3PM. |
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551 |
| Football: Plenty of life after Rooney - Stubbs; After initial regret striker's sale has been good for club, says skipper. |
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710 |
| FOOTBALL: Pulis: I'm staying. |
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121 |
| Football: Quiet man Benitez plots downfall of Ferguson; United clash is like facing Real says Spaniard. |
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643 |
| Football: Reinforcement for Vics. |
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156 |
| Football: Rookie keeper answers Nomads call. |
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197 |
| FOOTBALL: Sav vital to City -- Bruce. |
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234 |
| Football: Savage can give us a lift -- Bruce; B'HAM v CHARLTON 3pm. |
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82 |
| Football: Sharp Hibbert embodies Everton transformation. |
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1101 |
| Football: Skipper McAteer set for Dragons return. |
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129 |
| Football: Stamp approved for first start of season. |
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437 |
| FOOTBALL: Stubbs: We'll move on now Roo's gone. |
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298 |
| Football: TALKING TACTICS ON THE GAMES: Pressure can tell on vulnerable Boro defence. |
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547 |
| Football: Traeth skipper in fitness race; Ace Webber could miss Port's clash with Druids. |
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309 |
| Football: VIEW FROM THE STANDS: FANS FORUM: Boo-boys must look at bigger picture. |
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299 |
| Football: VIEW FROM THE STANDS: FANS FORUM: Fortress Goodison can extend fine form. |
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354 |
| FORMULA ONE: Jaguar reach the end of the road. |
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245 |
| gardening: Autumn highlights; Hannah Stephenson on the plants that'll have your garden brimming with colour for months to come. |
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409 |
| Gardening: Flight of Flamingo. |
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477 |
| Gardening: gardening diary. |
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170 |
| gardening: plant of the week sedum spectabile (ice plant). |
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85 |
| Gardening: plant of the week: tagetes. |
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428 |
| Gardening: this week's chores. |
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199 |
| gardening: week in erddig. |
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356 |
| GOLF: Rankin triumph. |
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85 |
| Golf: Ryder Cup 2004: Montgomerie leads charge on record-breaking first day. |
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634 |
| Golf: Ryder Cup 2004: Monty enjoys dream start; Europe seize early advantage on first day's play 11. |
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567 |
| Golf: Ryder Cup 2004: Perfect start as Americans outgunned. |
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512 |
| Golf: Ryder Cup 2004: Record-breaking day for European heroes; Montgomerie and Harrington lead rout for five-point lead. |
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1253 |
| Historic warship closer to home; European funds may help pay for vital feasibility study. |
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451 |
| hot spot of the week. |
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93 |
| I thought I'd be a terrible mum with a child I would hate; Property Ladder star Sarah Beeny reveals her unexpected success as a parent with a model baby. |
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1236 |
| I'll be cleared, says ex-mayor. |
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173 |
| investment opportunity. |
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196 |
| IRA in pledge on weapons. |
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88 |
| IRA pledge on arms. |
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208 |
| Ivan vents its fury on US coast -- with more hurricanes lying in wait. |
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241 |
| Jaguar axing 1, 150; Company's original site to be closed. |
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368 |
| Jaguar plans to quit UK, union warns; Coventry closure `just the beginning'. |
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487 |
| Launch day for doctor's boat. |
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164 |
| Line Two tram route must go to airport; Council wants rethink to make route viable. |
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612 |
| LOCAL CRICKET: Aigburth retain status after `exceptional' abandonment. |
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249 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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288 |
| Looking like a scruff got me a date with Demi; Extra's unkempt hair wins him part in movie. |
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443 |
| Man held over couple's murders. |
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196 |
| Merseytravel cannot undertake separate exercise. |
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213 |
| Michael Jackson meets accuser's mother face to face. |
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314 |
| Mike Chapple . . . at the bar. |
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720 |
| Minister to dodge pro-hunting protest. |
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117 |
| More British troops may be sent to Iraq. |
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125 |
| More UK troops may be sent to Iraq. |
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265 |
| Mother denies racist shouting. |
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161 |
| MOTOR RACING: Jaguar pull-out throws Formula One into chaos. |
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280 |
| MOTOR RACING: Villeneuve set for China return. |
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88 |
| My shock after boyfriend killed in fall at hotel. |
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527 |
| NAMED & SHAMED; We reveal police force at centre of N. Wales disabled parking row. |
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519 |
| New homes. |
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328 |
| not. |
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84 |
| Officers who should set an example. |
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304 |
| overheard. |
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484 |
| PARALYMPICS: Second showpiece starts in Athens. |
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147 |
| Parents' anger at car death doctor; Zero-tolerance demand for drink-driving after pounds 2, 500 fine. |
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733 |
| Penblwydd hap us Bryn; Mae Bryn Fon, yr actor, y cerddor, yn hanner cant eleni. Caron Wyn Edwards sy'n trafod gyrfa gynhwysfawr un o dalentau mwyaf Cymru. |
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799 |
| pounds 1. 2m improvement for St John's. |
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91 |
| Probe as college deputy is suspended. |
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345 |
| Provalis raises pounds 2. 6m to tackle American market. |
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178 |
| Putin planning offensive. |
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284 |
| Putin to hit terrorists hard; Russian president planning to go on the offensive. |
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393 |
| QUESTION TIME . . . 10 to test your TV knowledge. |
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230 |
| Racing: Tom can take the Gold. |
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365 |
| RALLYING: Solberg claims stage hat-trick. |
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93 |
| RALLYING: Title bid on for Solberg. |
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129 |
| Rasio rownd Cymru gyda'r rali. |
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321 |
| real rooms: Place to chill out; Jane Gallagher visits a man with a passion for the best but not much time on his hands. |
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790 |
| Rolls signs pounds 279m service deal. |
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218 |
| Row over raid on Commons. |
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329 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: Cullen sees another Wolves lead eaten away; Wigan Warriors . . . . . . . . 21 Warrington Wolves. . . . . 16. |
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260 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: Long's return eclipsed by record-breaker; Bradford. . . . 64 St Helens. . . 24. |
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404 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: Vikings prepare for last-stand relegation fight. |
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540 |
| RUGBY UNION: Dragons rain on Scarlets' parade; Dragons 15 Scarlets 0. |
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188 |
| RUGBY UNION: New Brighton back on familiar turf for cup clash. |
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318 |
| RUGBY UNION: New-look Pwllheli full of optimism. |
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374 |
| Rugby: Waterloo looking to maintain fine start. |
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499 |
| SAILING: Tough for dinghies. |
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143 |
| saturday THOUGHT. |
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226 |
| Sex abuse GP who preyed on patients jailed. |
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324 |
| Shops still selling alcohol to children. |
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234 |
| Six of the best. |
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832 |
| Six years in jail for doctor turned sexual predator. |
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501 |
| SOAPBOX . . . (Week beginning Monday, September 20). |
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284 |
| Stabbing victim in fight for life. |
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86 |
| Stabbing victim named. |
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108 |
| Star fined for call from car. |
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169 |
| Street's Todd in stormy exit. |
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81 |
| Stunning rooftop views; Sue Kelbrick visits a spacious home in a fashionable area. |
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227 |
| Sure Bet: RACING; TAKE A GAMBLE WITH CHRIS WRIGHT. |
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114 |
| Sure Bet: Sparky's exit leaves a Rush for the post; TAKE A GAMBLE WITH CHRIS WRIGHT. |
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154 |
| Sure Bet: Who can beat the Gunners to put an end to the record? TAKE A GAMBLE WITH CHRIS WRIGHT. |
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396 |
| Tasteful attraction. |
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|
85 |
| Teachers warn about raising retirement age. |
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342 |
| The Chosen one; Ian Jones on how the supernatural has given Liz Armon-Lloyd a chance to show her acting scope. |
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576 |
| the essentials. |
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490 |
| The pie connoisseurs of Britain. |
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212 |
| The sale's off. . . you're not local; Shock for couple as council blocks house move. |
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458 |
| Thief shown mercy. |
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|
96 |
| THOUGHT for the WEEK. |
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|
89 |
| Tramway along the wrong lines? |
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347 |
| Travel: deal of the week. |
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193 |
| Travel: Delightful return to north Devon; Sarah Ebner relives childhood holidays with her own daughter. |
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1413 |
| Travel: late breaks. |
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|
430 |
| travel: late deals. |
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742 |
| Travel: ON COUNTRY MATTERS. |
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523 |
| travel: Tasmania's triumph; Combining tourism and busy everyday life with outstanding natural beauty and solitude is no mean feat Amy Caulfield marvels at how this Australian island manages it with ease. |
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1133 |
| Treialon cwn defaid yn dod i Gymru. |
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441 |
| Trucker jailed for double death crash; Hungarian driver was on wrong side of road. |
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441 |
| tvwales My alter ego and me; After 30 years on Pobol y Cwm actor Gareth Lewis tells Ian Jones about his favourite moments. |
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714 |
| Vanunu defies Israeli gag. |
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|
101 |
| Victory for cinema workers forced out of their jobs after falling in love. |
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280 |
| We're so proud of our little star Ellie. |
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129 |
| Wild Wales: bird watch. |
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393 |
| Wild Wales: Flying squad; lan Davies marvels at the majesty of migration. |
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589 |
| Wild Wales: rambles and scrambles: wepre woods, ewloe. |
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527 |
| Women love to hate me; From the Street's scheming Thai bride to a manipulative DCI in the Bill, Wendy Kweh tells Sarah Waterfall about her big break. |
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713 |
| Yobs fail to pay up after on-the-spot fines. |
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|
261 |
| Yoko Ono: I'm astounded by Liverpool's renaissance. |
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|
557 |
| Yoko's controversial display a tribute to John. |
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|
168 |
| YOU SAID IT . . . Quotes of the week. |
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148 |
September 18, 2004
