Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Curse' strikes again. |
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139 |
| A host of golden daffodils. |
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92 |
| Abattoir deal saves 40 jobs. |
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217 |
| Alice Douglas: Fighting to be the first among equals; a survivor's guide to friends and family. |
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1028 |
| Antiques: British way of life in all its facts. |
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233 |
| Antiques: what's it worth. |
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242 |
| Barefoot runner for London Marathon. |
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185 |
| Baugur increases Somerfield bid. |
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310 |
| Baugur raises Somerfield bid. |
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174 |
| Beagle 2 may fly to Mars again. |
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98 |
| Bingo chain to float. |
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115 |
| Bookies pick their National winner. |
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133 |
| Books: Cook family meals with child appeal; Gabrielle Fagan finds a recipe book with plenty of ideas to tempt kids to eat healthily. |
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632 |
| Boxing: Price strikes gold to gatecrash Cuban party. |
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366 |
| Can I phone a friend. |
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140 |
| Cannabis casseroles grandmother walks free. |
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145 |
| CELEBRITY WATCH: Osbournes voted perfect parents. |
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299 |
| Chef claims Jackson abused Macaulay Culkin. |
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249 |
| Chester City Living: The modern way to live. |
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443 |
| Cloud's pounds 2.9m settlement. |
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391 |
| Colin Harvey: Fowler will be danger against buoyant old club. |
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461 |
| Colin Harvey: Johnson a threat in chase for vital Goodison points. |
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450 |
| Constituency Profile WEST LANCS. |
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424 |
| Courses on top of the world; Accolade 'will draw more US golfers. |
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369 |
| Crew set their sights on Atlantic rowing world record. |
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148 |
| CRICKET:: Flintoff stays on course for Ashes. |
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158 |
| Daily Post Comment: Foolish rail strike is act of betrayal. |
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340 |
| Daily Post Comment: MG Rover's wheel of. |
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365 |
| Designer hats with matching shoes brave the sun and snow on race day. |
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639 |
| Developers flock to join in rebirth of New Brighton. |
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570 |
| Don't let Dragons' fire die; Top commentator's emotional plea as town readies for cup final. |
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428 |
| Duke in N. Wales for factory tour. |
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80 |
| Excitement as Windsor prepares for a Royal wedding. |
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254 |
| Fashion: Flowers in the rain; Spring's fun fashions will brighten up the gloomiest of days, as Shereen Low discovers. |
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648 |
| Fight to halt parks village. |
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151 |
| Fonda and Hawn appearing at Hay on Wye festival. |
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168 |
| Food: Back to basics; Student recipe that's stood the test of time. |
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490 |
| Food: Darkest Africa on the water's edge; Test Glyn MOn Hughes at Jabula, Ellesmere Port. |
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733 |
| Food: No fooling with pick of the crop. |
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213 |
| Food: pannacotta serves6. |
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216 |
| Food: take five Fruit salads. |
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104 |
| Food: Time for a change. |
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721 |
| Food: Traditional burger transformed. |
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676 |
| Footbal: Blues back young ace. |
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550 |
| Football: Baros claims provoke Benitez ire. |
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1164 |
| Football: Bent happy to bend ears of Goodison experience. |
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1128 |
| Football: Bruce happy for vexed Forssell; CHELSEA v B'HAM 3pm. |
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88 |
| Football: Curbishley hopes for Europe push; P'MOUTH v CHARLTON 3pm. |
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86 |
| Football: CYMRU ALLIANCE: Halkyn's bid to pile on misery for Bay. |
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211 |
| Football: CYMRU ALLIANCE: Llangefni can afford no slips. |
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183 |
| Football: D-Day for Dixie's Druids; NE WALES CUP WELSH PREMIER. |
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105 |
| Football: Dowie hails 'magnificent' Moyes. |
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240 |
| Football: Europe is all in the mind for ace Bent; Experience counts with Liverpool closing in. |
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752 |
| Football: Fergie backs rushed Ruud return; N'WICH v MAN UTD 5.15pm. |
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215 |
| Football: FINAL FOR ALL FANS. |
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310 |
| Football: Football's gone soft - Allardyce; BOLTON v FULHAM 3pm. |
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425 |
| Football: Frustrated Morientes sights City release. |
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329 |
| Football: Hoult faced the chop - Robson; VILLA v W BROM Sun 12noon. |
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96 |
| Football: I was right to take a risk on Ruud; Sir Alex defends decision t rush misfiring Dutch striker. |
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682 |
| Football: McAteer's goal keeps pressure on top two. |
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792 |
| Football: New boys on the verge of clinching unique treble. |
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212 |
| Football: Our biggest victory this season would simply be survival; Captain Ferguson keeping eye on bigger picture. |
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1089 |
| Football: Pearce wants to pump u volume. |
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270 |
| Football: Players respond to Little's half-time exhortations. |
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274 |
| Football: Robson wants Richardson for another year. |
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215 |
| Football: Smith: Confident Southend will be tough; SOUTHEND WATCH. |
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133 |
| Football: Striker-light Seagulls hoping frontmen recover; UNIBOND LEAGUE. |
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198 |
| Football: They won't get away with this; Reds manager ready to report Valencia over claims they are 'negotiating' with ace Baros. |
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981 |
| Football: Title's in sight; But TNS boss won't let side get carried away. |
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510 |
| Football: Tudno survival battle; CYMRU ALLIANCE. |
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108 |
| Football: Turn up the volume, Pearce tells 'quiet' supporters. |
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242 |
| Football: Watson keen to wrap up title as Droylsden give chase. |
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497 |
| Football: WELSH PREMIER : Hulse urging Rhyl t o push on; No slip-ups in the race for second spot. |
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571 |
| Football: WELSH PREMIER : Port chase top eight. |
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186 |
| Football: Wenger fires warning ahead of Boro trip; BORO v ARSENAL 3pm. |
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217 |
| Football: Williams in line for a surprise comeback. |
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444 |
| Football: Wright in contention for return to Chester; CHESTER v BOSTON LEAGUE TWO 3PM. |
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309 |
| Football: Wright may make shock return to Chester; CHESTER v BOSTON UNITED 3pm. |
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504 |
| Former detective chief inspector found guilty of assault. |
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229 |
| FUNERAL OF JOHN PAUL II: Communities united in prayer. |
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316 |
| FUNERAL OF JOHN PAUL II: Day the world said a sad goodbye. |
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582 |
| FUNERAL OF JOHN PAUL II: Prince shakes Mugabe's hand. |
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94 |
| FUNERAL OF JOHN PAUL II: Tears and applause. |
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382 |
| Gardening: How to cut it in the style stakes. |
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403 |
| Gardening: Plant of the week; magnolia. |
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|
110 |
| General Election 2005: Far-right BNP ready to fight in Knowsley. |
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399 |
| GOLF : Howell wows the Augusta crowds. |
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298 |
| Golf club prepared to wage trench warfare to block travellers. |
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143 |
| Golf: Howell charges ahead t share top of leaderboard. |
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610 |
| Golf: Mickelson's spikes prompt inquiry. |
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|
100 |
| Golf: Sullivan is setting the standard in Madeira. |
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293 |
| HOCKEY: Bowdon warm-up for Euro event. |
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177 |
| Homes: A change for the better; Jane Gallagher allows feng shui t change her luck and the harmony in her home. |
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1153 |
| Homes: Foxes Brook, Halewood. |
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215 |
| Homes: It's a game of hide and chic; Gabrielle Fagan discovers that leather sofas are no longer the preserve of stuffy old clubs but the must-have accessory for every modern home. |
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471 |
| Homes: Modern family home; A five-bedroom property in a popular but quiet area of Liverpool. Sue Kelbrick reports. |
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226 |
| Homes: New Homes; The Point, West Derby. |
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282 |
| Homes: Quaintly traditional; Abigail Hughes goes into the country to find a small yet spacious home that's full of character. |
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314 |
| Homes: Six of the best Six of the best. |
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874 |
| I chained myself to railings in protest at royal weddin. |
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570 |
| I'm like a marriage guidance counsellor; Sarah Waterfall meets the man who suavely talks people through some of the worst crises of their lives. |
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962 |
| Interiors: Add a touch of floral glamour; A vase of fresh flowers can make a room so Gabrielle Fagan goes to a leading florist for advice. |
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775 |
| Interview: Billy Murray: With Billy Murray cops and robbers are much the same; Wil Marlow talks to the actor who's put the glint in the eye of the TV bad boys we just can't help liking. |
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1114 |
| Israel t ask for US aid. |
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154 |
| It is every parent's absolute nightmare; Police urge Net vigilance as second 'groomer' has sex with under-age girl. |
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548 |
| It's goodbye to this ole Shaky; Alun Prichard on why Shakin' Stevens wants to shake off his old image in a new show. |
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763 |
| Killer bug strikes out of hospital. |
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121 |
| Labour pledges more powers for Assembly. |
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208 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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306 |
| Lucan leaves RSPCA baffled. |
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230 |
| Mama's memorial; Forces favourite put on 40 years of sell-out shows. |
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349 |
| Man loses appeal. |
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|
90 |
| Marriage fever grips Windsor. |
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209 |
| Memory of Sien will spur me on in London; Farmer runs marathon in aid of cancer charity. |
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304 |
| Mersey radio stations poised for top awards. |
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500 |
| Merseyside's new High Sheriff appointed. |
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204 |
| Monaco prince falls into coma. |
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309 |
| Mystery over Bolton. |
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174 |
| North Wales' best wheels. |
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291 |
| Not so great expctations; Alun Prichard on the labour pains Jennifer Vaughan suffered playing a pregnant woman. |
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670 |
| Nursing care cash rise attacked. |
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192 |
| Overheard. |
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478 |
| PC facing prison term over attack; Officer broke neighbour's nose in row. |
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409 |
| People: Sean Penn: The taming of an angry young man; Sean Penn's hot temper used to get the better of him, but, as he told Robin Walker, he now finds acting a great outlet for rage. |
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1143 |
| Plea for polling 'specials. |
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124 |
| Police call for tip-offs on any criminal neighbours; Operation Payback for those living off crime. |
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347 |
| POPE JOHN PAUL II: Standing room only as 2,000 mourners pack Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral for requiem mass. |
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381 |
| POPE JOHN PAUL II: World pays final respects to a great Christian leader; Karen Attwood reports on an outpouring of grief on the day millions mourned for the people's Pope. |
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608 |
| pounds 200 offered to destroy murder car, court told; Five deny plot to kill businessman. |
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334 |
| Pub: Dave Booth at the bar. |
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|
575 |
| RACING: Easy for fabulous Flyer in Melling. |
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355 |
| RACING: Favourite Ford set to rewrite Aintree history. |
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325 |
| Racing: Geraldine will lead the cheers for Ford; THE last woman rider to tackle the Grand. |
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350 |
| Racing: HOW WILL YOUR HORSE FARE. |
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1223 |
| RACING: McCoy aims to break National duck at last; Hopes are high aboard Clan Royal. |
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516 |
| RACING: NATIONAL FAVOURITES OVER LAST 20 YEARS; Year Favourite SP Result. |
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119 |
| Racing: THE TIPSTERS' VIEW: Hedge your bets to hunt out right combination. |
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387 |
| Racing: THE TIPSTERS' VIEW: Mercer enjoys magic of Aintree. |
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337 |
| Racing: THE TIPSTERS' VIEW: Royal ascent to the National throne in a fairytale ending. |
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687 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Debt to pay for Dobbin. |
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97 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Everton fan Lee relishes prospect of 'homecoming. |
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556 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Ginger in the mood to light up Aintree; Fifth success would bring the house down for race legend. |
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901 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Hywel's royal persuasion ends in crowning glory as Last Suspect claims a famous win. |
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970 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Mangan won't pass up chance of a second win. |
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257 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Mark is hoping to Lord it. |
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226 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: McCoy aims to join winner's clan. |
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978 |
| Racing: THE VIEW FROM THE SADDLE: Never say never insists Fitzgerald. |
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467 |
| RALLYING: : Advantage to Loeb. |
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|
94 |
| Rambles and Scrambles: Prestatyn walk. |
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|
544 |
| Referee banned for season. |
|
|
162 |
| Rescue hopes at MG Rover; I will do all I can to save jobs, pledges Blair. |
|
|
348 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: barrier in demolition job; St Helens..............60 Leigh .................16. |
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|
500 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: Raynor misses Widnes's trip to KC Stadium. |
|
|
277 |
| RUGBY UNION: : Italy end contract of coach Kirwan. |
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|
90 |
| RUGBY UNION: Chester youngster fails drugs test. |
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180 |
| RUGBY UNION: Dinbych ready to fight all the way. |
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324 |
| RUGBY UNION: Evans We need 44 men like Johnson. |
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502 |
| RUGBY UNION: Teenager in doping ban. |
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|
90 |
| SATURDAY THOUGHT WITH AELWYN ROBERTS. |
|
|
242 |
| Scrapyard crusher death horror. |
|
|
208 |
| SOAPBOX. |
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|
275 |
| Still a chance of MG Rover rescue. |
|
|
360 |
| Strange tale of the Elfyn marble; MP took 'memento' from Saddam's palace. |
|
|
285 |
| Strikers tarnish big day at races; Fury as tens of thousands face more transport chaos. |
|
|
1076 |
| SURE BET: Blues feeling the pinch. |
|
|
271 |
| SURE BET: Today could be just the day for a great Royal celebration; TAKE A GAMBLE WITH CHRIS WRIGHT. |
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450 |
| Terror threat shuts embassy. |
|
|
169 |
| The drug dealer with pounds 1m seized. |
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|
110 |
| The Essential: 10 questions; Mark Blankstone, of Blankstone The Opticians in Liverpool. |
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|
233 |
| The Essential: Boxing off the future. |
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|
85 |
| The Essential: hot. |
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|
82 |
| The Essential: NATIONAL Bread Week. |
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|
82 |
| The Essential: on this day. |
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|
177 |
| THE FEMALE VIEW: Carrie carries hopes of re-writing record books; Cheshire jockey aiming t o become first woman winner. |
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|
869 |
| THE FEMALE VIEW: How women riders in the Grand National have fared. |
|
|
120 |
| THE FEMALE VIEW: I've earned the respect of the jockeys I'll be trying to beat. |
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|
391 |
| THOUGHT for the WEEK. |
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|
82 |
| Touched by malice; Will Marlow finds why playing a merry murderer in a new period drama left eclectic actor Ben Miller red faced. |
|
|
580 |
| Town register office to close. |
|
|
108 |
| Travel: A big welcome in Paradise; Thai tourism is back in business and a welcome awaits Catherine Stott reports. |
|
|
1051 |
| Travel: A female wheatear by Chris Galvin. See more of his pictures at www.chrisgalvinphoto.com. |
|
|
507 |
| Travel: deal of the week. |
|
|
135 |
| Travel: late breaks. |
|
|
408 |
| Travel: Late deals. |
|
|
558 |
| Travel: Spiral into space on Mickey's big day; Sam Sheringham went to white-knuckle wonderland and found loads of new attractions. |
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|
952 |
| Tributes to 'lion hearted' Dafydd; Jump from promenade was fatal for rugby stalwart. |
|
|
436 |
| UN running out of cash to feed Darfur's starving. |
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|
180 |
| Under deep pink lights, the newlyweds danced as Frank sang and it was all so very beautiful. |
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652 |
| VIEW FROM THE S TANDS FANS O R U M : A fourth victory I wouldn't bet on it. |
|
|
363 |
| VIEW FROM THE STANDS FANS O R U M : Full quota of points is a must for Blues. |
|
|
308 |
| Vote fraud alert for key marginals; Police to step up security in North Wales seats. |
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|
366 |
| week in erddig. |
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|
374 |
| Wild wales: Holdingwater; Alun Prichard says we must take care with a vital resource. |
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|
508 |
| Wild wales: Innguide: Porth Tocyn Hotel, Bwlch Tocyn, Abersoch (01758 713303; wild wales. |
|
|
367 |
| Women in the running for a landmark victory with bookmakers preparing to open their wallets. |
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|
195 |
| YOU SAID IT; Quotes of the week. |
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141 |
April 9, 2005
