Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Future is bright for Urdd'. |
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296 |
| 30-YEAR ARCHIVES: A glowing report on Thatcher as she began to climb the Tory ladder. |
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244 |
| 30-YEAR ARCHIVES: How Benn lost his battle over Europe; Harold Wilson struggled to unite his government over Europe in the mid-70s. Wilson read Riot Act to ministers. |
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1172 |
| 30-YEAR ARCHIVES: Irish leader's 'funeral snub'. |
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88 |
| 30-YEAR ARCHIVES: Labour MP rehearsed new identity in move to start a new life after fraudulent businesses collapsed. |
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333 |
| 30-YEAR ARCHIVES: Saddam 'back op in Britain'. |
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118 |
| 50 for fun; Phil Brown's weekly trivia quiz. |
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1039 |
| Apiarists in fight to stop killer mite. |
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228 |
| Arrest powers boost. |
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312 |
| Bardsey's bees give Steve buzz; Colony is thriving despite kayak trip. |
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340 |
| bird NOTES. |
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452 |
| Bourne 'consulted in power vote talks'. |
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170 |
| Britain had plan to treat Saddam. |
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295 |
| BRITAIN: Anguish over crash tragedy. |
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250 |
| BRITAIN: Kidnap victim named. |
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302 |
| British family kidnapped by gunmen in Gaza Strip. |
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462 |
| Cadbury offloads cooking wine. |
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102 |
| Call for hard line on Tesco penalties. |
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489 |
| Centre aims to have a bal l by winning top award. |
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209 |
| Chefs to Battle for Dragon. |
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127 |
| City centres packed out as bargain hunters defy freezing weather. |
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185 |
| COMMENT & ANALYSIS: OBITUARY - Jacques Fouroux. |
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363 |
| Cremations ban planned to cut mercury pollution. |
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424 |
| Cricket: Gibbs fails to prevent Australia taking control. |
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331 |
| Cricket: Watkins hopeful of breathing new life in at Huyton. |
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441 |
| Crime will be worsened by all-Wales move; Probation boss has shake-up fear. |
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359 |
| Cut-price cider sales blamed for teenage binge drinking mayhem. |
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342 |
| Cutting-edge scan will avoid surgery; Holograms in colour to aid war on cancers. |
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405 |
| Dad's murder bid arrest after quarry plunge with girls; Daughters in hospital as police question father. |
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396 |
| DO YOU KNOW ....? |
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350 |
| fashion: Budget for the bargains; Discounts at the sales may be tempting but it pays to keep your head. Laura Davis reports. |
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433 |
| Football: Are you Gunnar believe this? Solskjaer makes dramatic comeback, but United drop crucial points against Bruce's boys. |
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1005 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Gunners firing on all cylinders as Redknapp gamble backfires; Arsenal 4 Portsmouth 0. |
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310 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Home comfort providing relegation relief for Robson; West Brom 2 Tottenham 0. |
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256 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Lampard's hot streak ends as Cole strikes; Manchester City 0 Chelsea 1. |
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454 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Moyes: Let's stick together to end slump. |
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513 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Nightmare festive period seals swift shift of power. |
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866 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - On-song Liverpool continue to hit right notes. |
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1387 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - RATINGS. |
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312 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - RATINGS. |
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305 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Ridgewell rescues a point for Villa in Craven Cottage thriller; Fulham 3 Aston Villa 3. |
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281 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Travelling fans angered by late postponements. |
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326 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Wantaway striker bags priceless home point; Birmingham 2 Manchester United 2. |
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665 |
| Football: BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP - Wigan edge closer to safety - and European qualification; West Ham 0 Wigan 2. |
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269 |
| Football: Being second-best on Merseyside should be least of Moyes' worries; SPOTLIGHT ON THE 202ND MERSEY DERBY COMMENT. |
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856 |
| Football: Bowyer will appeal. |
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254 |
| Football: Classy Reds have Bill singing Blues; Everton prove no match as rampant rivals make it nine Premiership wins on the trot SPOTLIGHT ON THE 202ND MERSEY DERBY. |
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1216 |
| Football: COCA COLA LEAGUE TWO - Cancellation causes fixture headache. |
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468 |
| Football: COCA COLA LEAGUE TWO - Moyes and Bruce escape FA action. |
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158 |
| Football: COCA COLA LEAGUE TWO - Tributes pour in after reporter injured in fall. |
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286 |
| Football: COCA-COLA LEAGUE ONE - Change in tactics pays dividends. |
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1027 |
| Football: COCA-COLA LEAGUE ONE/PREMIERSHIP - Bowyer appeals over Liverpool sending-off. |
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531 |
| Football: COCA-COLA LEAGUE ONE/PREMIERSHIP - We can't relax, insists upbeat Little. |
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370 |
| Football: Cole strike allows Chelsea to tighten their grip on title; PREMIERSHIP. |
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388 |
| Football: Derby win keeps up pursuit of Chelsea; 202nd MERSEYSIDE DERBY: EVERTON 1 LIVERPOOL 3 Captain refuses to give up on the title. |
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836 |
| Football: Despondent skipper facing up to dogfight; Derby defeat leaves Everton ready for relegation battle. |
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642 |
| Football: HOW THEY RATED. |
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308 |
| Football: Isa stay six points clear; WELSH NATIONAL LEAGUE. |
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85 |
| Football: It's four-star Arsenal; PREMIERSHIP. |
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251 |
| Football: Moyes's dismay at 'stupid' red cards; 202nd MERSEYSIDE DERBY: EVERTON 1 LIVERPOOL 3. |
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405 |
| Football: No doubting we deserved victory. |
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307 |
| Football: ROUND-UP - Big Ron makes Robins return. |
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103 |
| Football: Smith stays sunny despite the big freeze. |
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647 |
| Football: THREE 'N' EASY; PREMIERSHIP Reds cruise past Blues for ninth win in row. |
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263 |
| Football: VIEW FROM THE STANDS: Outclassed in all departments. |
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313 |
| Founder of club dies aged 88. |
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91 |
| German slams Lib-Dem agenda. |
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338 |
| Giant among men. |
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287 |
| Girl, 6, snatched and left in street. |
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232 |
| Glitter paid his accusers' families. |
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258 |
| Hard-hearted thieves stole brothers' presents on Christmas Eve. |
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275 |
| Heavy-handed. |
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107 |
| Horse sense eases family pain; New lifestyle emerges from daughter's accident. |
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609 |
| I've been to hell and back... but it's great to see my boys again; Tug-of-love mum's reunion with sons who were snatched away to Canada nine years ago. |
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969 |
| Icy chill sweeps through Britain. |
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186 |
| ideas: 23 of the best bargains to be found in the sales; Laura Davis shops around to give you the essential guide to the biggest discounts on the high street. |
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729 |
| In Brief: Man believed to have killed his partner. |
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90 |
| In Brief: Yard reviews 'threat profile' of terrorists. |
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84 |
| Indian buyers aim for full control of Brunner Mond. |
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348 |
| interiors: Storage solutions; Gabrielle Fagan looks at some space saving ideas to maintain the minimalist look. |
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977 |
| ISSUES: Blueberries to wild boar - farmers branch out; Exotic fruit, rare mushrooms and health-enhancing lambs are now being grown in North Wales. There's even talk of producing coffee. Andrew Forgrave, Rural Affairs Editor, reports. |
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1322 |
| ISSUES: countryDIARY. |
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140 |
| ISSUES: On the scent of seasonal peace and goodwill. |
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543 |
| ISSUES: roundUP - Are days numbered for wind turbines? |
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110 |
| ISSUES: roundUP - Farmers - EOR help is there for the asking. |
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99 |
| It's the end of the year so it must be for the awards. |
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552 |
| Kelly eyes bargains after opening Harrods' sale. |
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276 |
| Labtech sparks 10% rise in sales. |
|
Company Profile |
689 |
| Law practice gets new identity. |
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131 |
| LEISURE TIME: news QUIZ. |
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86 |
| LEISURE TIME: ON THIS DAY... |
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190 |
| LEISURE TIME: the STARS. |
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332 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Eyes on us; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
191 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Film wizardry; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
120 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Heritage in trust; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
114 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Housing farce; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
320 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Imagination; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
159 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - M-way blots; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
128 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Morning light; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
85 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Not a marriage; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
85 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Time to be realistic; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
149 |
| Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - What do they want? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
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Letter to the Editor |
132 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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|
293 |
| Lonely death for the poor. |
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|
182 |
| Lottery. |
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|
99 |
| Lourdes prayers answered as brain tumour vanishes; Thomas, 9, given the all-clear after last-ditch operation. |
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469 |
| Meerkats family statue wins over zoo youngsters. |
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200 |
| Men enjoying more 'me' time. |
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151 |
| Merseyside and Cheshire braced for heavy snow as temperatures tumble. |
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261 |
| MY SHOUT. |
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466 |
| New drug approved for breast cancer. |
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|
151 |
| No reason to get your collar felt. |
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|
407 |
| Other: Festive joy for Kirby. |
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|
148 |
| Other: Greek denies voting mistake. |
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205 |
| Other: Haydock in danger unless thaw arrives. |
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193 |
| Other: Pavey in shape for Games assault. |
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90 |
| Other: Port girls enjoy team success in Leyland. |
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507 |
| Other: Proudlove victorious in Round the Walls. |
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314 |
| Other: Segoria to keep punters happy. |
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326 |
| Plans for legal prostitute zones may be scrapped. |
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502 |
| Police in re-think on terror threat. |
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405 |
| Psychologists unlock the secrets of suicide notes. |
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|
418 |
| Public 'gone soft'. |
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|
102 |
| Raider hit shop assistant. |
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|
106 |
| Restoration plan; LOUISE DOUGLAS TRUST THE POST. |
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469 |
| REVIEW OF 2005: A year of tragedy and terror. |
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1685 |
| RIP Nancy the oldest horse in Wales. |
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204 |
| Rugby: Fans furious at postponement. |
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|
283 |
| Rugby: Morris hat-trick inspires Nant Conwy; LOCAL RUGBY. |
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|
169 |
| Rugby: N. Wales' U25s are frozen out. |
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399 |
| Sailing delights of the 'cheese pit' and 'heads' Daily Post reporter Graham Davies, who is to compete in the last leg of the Round the World Yacht Race, has completed a nine-day training course with Clipper Ventures in Gosport, along with other novices who put their names down for the race. Here, in the first part of his diary, he tells of the obstacles he had to overcome. |
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2143 |
| Satellite launch puts EU's own navigation system on track. |
|
|
214 |
| Scandal church growing in city; Inside the controversial sect facing child trafficking probe. |
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|
299 |
| Scientists suspect link between obesity and diabetes. |
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|
207 |
| Sell-off as store gets set to close. |
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|
196 |
| Sex zones veto so short-sighted. |
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326 |
| She was with us one minute and gone the next; Christmas Eve horror as girl, 9, dies in dad's arms. |
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369 |
| Sheep farmers up in arms over ban; Marksmen will be used to stop foxes after lambs. |
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418 |
| shopping: How to shop like a man; Laura Davis looks at what women can learn from men on the high street. |
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840 |
| Smoke alert 747 lands in Cardiff. |
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|
129 |
| stuff: i can't live without. |
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|
83 |
| stuff: nice bit of kit. |
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|
107 |
| stuff: on the grapevine. |
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|
97 |
| stuff: PR puff of the week. |
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|
104 |
| stuff: you beauty. |
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|
81 |
| TAROTSCOPE. |
|
|
393 |
| Teachers may strike over payment changes. |
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|
205 |
| The Accumulator Quiz. |
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|
434 |
| THE DAILY POST & YOU. |
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133 |
| THE POST INVESTIGATES GILBERT DEYA MINISTRIES: Church faces allegations over child thefts in 'miracle babies' investigation. |
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353 |
| THE POST INVESTIGATES GILBERT DEYA MINISTRIES: Vulnerable could be at risk, says Church of England. |
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146 |
| THE POST INVESTIGATES GILBERT DEYA MINISTRIES: What's in it for Pastor Gabriel? For two months, Daily Post reporter Jessica Shaughnessy joined the Liverpool branch of a church at the centre of child trafficking allegations. |
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1595 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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220 |
| Tiny town that walks tall; It lives in the shadow of Liverpool, but the tiny township of Hale is preparing to celebrate the glorious history of its Freemen, its Lord Mayor and its famous giant. |
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863 |
| Traumatic tale of union dad's jailing scoops book prize; Teenager left head of family. |
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519 |
| Undercover police will shadow buses to curb vandalism. |
|
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241 |
| WALES: All About... THE MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY COLUMN. |
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102 |
| WALES: University recruitment is the TOPs; Scheme to find talent in schools earns praise. |
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349 |
| Water level to blame for sewage. |
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|
203 |
| We must stop being subsidy junkies; What does the year ahead hold for Welsh farming? The country's three union leaders give their views. |
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710 |
| Woman killed and family injured. |
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|
198 |
| your LETTER: Cost of Asda. |
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167 |
| your LETTER: Cycle deaths. |
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145 |
| your LETTER: Film wizardry. |
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|
147 |
| your LETTER: Not marriage. |
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86 |
| your LETTER: We need those wind turbines. |
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112 |
December 29, 2005
