Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 7 days: The week's highlights. |
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507 |
| A classic of US literature. |
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97 |
| A million marchers? Forget it, says Ure. |
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168 |
| A week to save the world week; Can small changes to our lifestyles improve the planet? Jane Gallagher reports. |
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1447 |
| All about... BEAUMARIS PIER. |
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94 |
| Another day ... another Wrexham film deal; First Hollywood, now the booming Indian scene comes to town. |
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419 |
| Arts: In brief. |
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432 |
| Arts: Only the arrogant survive; After writing one of pop music's most iconic anthems Colin Vearncombe stepped back to think about the future. Paddy Hoey talks to him about his new music. |
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1035 |
| AT HOME WITH THE WALTONS: They put the 'grand into grandparents. |
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940 |
| ATHLETICS : How I can turn couch potatoes into heroes; Development guru Geoff Ward tells Mark Currie why athletics is the key to youngsters' sporting success. |
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684 |
| ATHLETICS : Welsh rivalry goes the distance. |
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147 |
| ATHLETICS. |
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116 |
| Billie-Jo sister recalls murder. |
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199 |
| Blue turns Red to back Help a Heart Week appeal. |
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166 |
| Boeing looks set to overtake Airbus. |
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121 |
| BOOKS : Sizzling reads for summer; Hannah Stephenson takes you through the best fact and fiction books for the beach. |
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674 |
| BOOKS: Magical insight of African success. |
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222 |
| Bouncing babies get the rhythm for a life of dancing. |
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146 |
| BOXING : Harrison had to pay price of fame. |
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266 |
| BOXING : Hatton's determined to join British greats; But ' Hitman' must beat Tszyu first. |
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546 |
| BOXING: Fame comes at a cost for Harrison. |
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101 |
| Boy held over swans' deaths. |
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107 |
| Campaigners battle to save rare turtle dove. |
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145 |
| Cathedral yields up secrets of the past. |
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463 |
| CD review. |
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447 |
| Charities willing to take furniture for refurbishment. |
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86 |
| Chief leads clampdown on abandoned cars. |
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231 |
| Classical. |
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500 |
| COMMUNITY SPORT: Mini marvels are big stars of the future; Games highlight region's strength in sports depth. |
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477 |
| Could this bethe worst job in Wales; Painting dog poo... and they don't even get paid for the pleasure. |
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549 |
| Council tax debts owed tops pounds 6.2m; Authorities say that services not affected. |
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441 |
| Crack dealers jailed after police sting. |
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371 |
| CRICKET: Cork pegs back visitors in rain-hit clash. |
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315 |
| Cricket: Cork's quickfire double is crucial. |
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134 |
| CRICKET: Flintoff target to be ready for the Ashes. |
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564 |
| Cricket: Freddie to return with a big Bang? Vaughan eager to test England all-rounder. |
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560 |
| Cricket: Injury woes do Bangladesh few favours. |
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223 |
| Cricket: Monty frustrates Glamorgan. |
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173 |
| Cricket: Recharged Maghull back in limelight after dark days. |
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552 |
| Cricket: Sporting spirit is saluted by Cheshire County umpires. |
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466 |
| CRICKET: Vaughan's men unchanged for trip to North East. |
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149 |
| Culture VULTURE. |
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323 |
| Daily Post comment: Courage of the whistleblower. |
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345 |
| DAILY POST COMMENT: Why we are in debt to Deep Throat. |
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344 |
| Daily Post photographers on shortlist. |
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103 |
| David Prior: Virtual insanity? Sit back and you can bet on it. |
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542 |
| Doctors demand controls on adverts for unhealthy food. |
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151 |
| DRIVING SEAT : A matter of OPINION: Supermini sport. |
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972 |
| DRIVING SEAT : Cooler Modus. |
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84 |
| DRIVING SEAT : Safety curbs on young backed. |
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274 |
| Driving Seat: An above-par Golf. |
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313 |
| Driving Seat: On the trail of my dad's old gem of a Brough. |
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549 |
| Driving Seat: Plugs & Points. |
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376 |
| Driving Seat: Record breaker. |
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573 |
| Drunk fined after relieving himself in cell. |
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224 |
| Duncan Smith warns of Euro split over Clarke. |
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259 |
| Easyjet to run summer link with Ibiza. |
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92 |
| Estate owner's drug death; Heroin and cocaine cocktail, inquest told. |
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391 |
| European leaders struggle to fend off a deepening crisis. |
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225 |
| Face the bare facts, Anglesey. |
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122 |
| FILM : Gentlemen don't make the big league. |
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173 |
| FILM : The lure of deadly sins; Heavenly vision of hellish comics. |
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375 |
| Film: Colourful sins in the tale of sleazy city; THE BIG PICTURE: Sin City (Cert 18) Stars Bruce Willis, Clive Owen, Mickey Rourke, Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson, Elijah Wood, Benicio Del Toro and Josh Hartnett; directors Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. 124 mins. Rating. |
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556 |
| Film: DVD view. |
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430 |
| Film: Now showing. |
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381 |
| Film: On Release. |
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604 |
| Filthy water flows from town's taps; Problem won't be fixed until 2006. |
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320 |
| Flooding defence plan for village. |
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139 |
| Fly-tipping fear as council imposes collection charge. |
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378 |
| FOOTBALL : Buck aims to tweak tapping-up rules. |
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249 |
| FOOTBALL : Fletcher ready to keep going. |
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97 |
| FOOTBALL : I'm not happy; Mourinho upset about massive Cole-gate fine. |
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452 |
| Football: Chester sign two. |
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164 |
| Football: Everton confirm Shore meeting. |
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556 |
| Football: Ferdinand in promise to United supporters. |
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438 |
| Football: Houllier to receive no favours in Baros chase; Former manager must find pounds 8million to secure Lyon reunion with Czech striker. |
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466 |
| Football: Ice-cool attitude for Republic's attacking talisman. |
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287 |
| Football: Macken bitterly disappointed after exit. |
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244 |
| Football: Mourinho unhappy at fine as club plan appeal. |
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370 |
| Gambling forger killed his father. |
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182 |
| GAMES: Beat that bongo now, apeman. |
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274 |
| Gog SOUND. |
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391 |
| GOLF : Edwards guns down flying Finn to reach last eight. |
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422 |
| GOLF : Woosnam wary; Veteran refuses to get carried away with form. |
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720 |
| Historic churches get a pounds 600,000 lifeline; Vital repairs so that buildings will survive for future generations. |
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710 |
| Hospitals may ban Bibles. |
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267 |
| Housing market slows to crawl; Homes prices still rising, but only just. |
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393 |
| How to tell Dino from Dinah. |
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173 |
| I want to be a lollipop lady to help save kids; Accident persuades woman to take job. |
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382 |
| I won't complain about getting sweaty in the suit; Eileen Condon meets the latest incarnation of the Caped Crusader. |
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981 |
| I'd let my son have sex with a prostitute; Singer defends sex trip. |
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440 |
| Impressions count; The media, generally, works on the basis that good news is bad news. |
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478 |
| Jackson 'lured boys into bedroom. |
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240 |
| Knifeman threatened with Taser. |
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133 |
| Les Mis Welsh first at Urdd; Eryl Crump sees two outstanding shows at the Urdd Eisteddfod in the Wales Millennium Centre LES MISERABLES, Theatr Genedlaethol yr Urdd. |
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377 |
| Letter: Customers first. |
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104 |
| Letter: Drug menace. |
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152 |
| Letter: Fair play. |
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133 |
| Letter: Forgotten promises. |
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87 |
| Letter: Insinuation. |
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173 |
| Letter: Litter blitz. |
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178 |
| Letter: Lucky clovers. |
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170 |
| Letter: Spare a thought. |
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82 |
| Letter: Training red tape. |
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181 |
| Letter: Welfare cracks. |
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122 |
| Live 8 'demeaning. |
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98 |
| LOCAL ATHLETICS: Medal positions won by West Cheshire AC; West Cheshire. |
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204 |
| LOCAL ATHLETICS: Wirral stars hit the jackpot with a five gold haul. |
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371 |
| Man bit off part of ear in struggle. |
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229 |
| Man held at JLA to be extradited; September 11 terrorism suspect to face court in Spain. |
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417 |
| Man kills sister and then himself. |
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164 |
| Menacing teddy bears dominate Royal Academy summer exhibition. |
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170 |
| Mini-bike toddler getting better. |
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143 |
| Mother of 'hanged' boy pleads for witnesses. |
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680 |
| Mother wins pounds 76,000 discrimination pay-out. |
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210 |
| MOTOR CYCLING: Rossi ready for his Italian job. |
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88 |
| MUSIC: Jay Kay back with sleazy little gem. |
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539 |
| Mystery of the will has been solved; Old friend found in the Rhondda. |
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326 |
| New French PM to tackle jobless toll. |
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126 |
| New York skyscraper plan for Lime Street landmark. |
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558 |
| No Euro vote for Britain. |
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86 |
| OBITUARY: Leslie Smith. |
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363 |
| Officers murder arrests. |
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81 |
| Opt-out from working time directive 'crucial. |
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413 |
| ORIG WILLIAMS: SIARAD PLAEN. |
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475 |
| Peace campaigner says he is there to stay. |
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215 |
| Police marksmen held on suspicion of murder. |
|
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522 |
| Police pledge to root out racism. |
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500 |
| Police probe mystery of body in estate pond. |
|
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429 |
| Post Soapbox: City strength. |
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84 |
| Post Soapbox: No argument. |
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124 |
| Post Soapbox: Tactical tip. |
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146 |
| Profits sweetener for firm. |
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137 |
| Pupils waste two years studying wrong book; Birkenhead School faces investigation. |
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769 |
| RACING : Epsom worry fades for Eswarah. |
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258 |
| Racing: Cassydora for classic glory. |
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373 |
| Restaurants: Authentic dishes at River Cafe have won founders a legion of fans, including Tony Blair. |
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564 |
| Restaurants: Not a sporty jumper to be seen; Kate Mansey had some preconceived ideas shattered when she and a friend dined at The Racquet Club. |
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|
1071 |
| Restaurants: Tips. |
|
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375 |
| Review: RLPO/Schwarz Philharmonic Hall. |
|
|
414 |
| RUGBY UNION : Captain James. |
|
|
113 |
| RUGBY UNION : O'Kelly is first casualty of Lions' tour. |
|
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275 |
| Rugby Union: Destiny's calling for versatile Lions ace Lewsey. |
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751 |
| Rugby Union: Shaw is called up as O'Kelly departs. |
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194 |
| School bans pupils' hoodies. |
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221 |
| Sell-off as profits leap at United Utilities. |
|
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393 |
| Sellafield nuclear site to lose 500 management jobs. |
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205 |
| SEVENS RUGBY : Worcester out to make it lucky 13. |
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213 |
| Shanghai service a new era. |
|
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126 |
| Southport protest at loss of identity. |
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470 |
| Spending a little extra time on stage. |
|
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624 |
| SRA plans to revamp services. |
|
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188 |
| SUDOKU. |
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153 |
| Teen beggar spat in faces of two vicars. |
|
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331 |
| Teenager killed man who broke up fight. |
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234 |
| TENNIS : Brit ace books a place in semis. |
|
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165 |
| TENNIS : Pierce nets final spot. |
|
|
96 |
| Tennis: Greg out in first round. |
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|
85 |
| Tennis: Martina's arrival delayed by continued success. |
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314 |
| Tennis: Pierce is back in the big time. |
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208 |
| Terrorists telling their own s tories; Philip Key meets the writer who has turned our biggest fears into a play. |
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|
1203 |
| THE BODY IN THE POND; Worker found dead at N.Wales tourist haven. |
|
|
98 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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|
193 |
| Tucson link with N.Wales success. |
|
|
356 |
| Up, up and away; How you can be part of our birthday celebrations. |
|
|
363 |
| URDD 2005 : Busy week for Alys and Meilyr. |
|
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204 |
| URDD 2005 : Stall complaints. |
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|
81 |
| URDD 2005 : Students question politicians on issues. |
|
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120 |
| URDD 2005 : Urdd DVD. |
|
|
96 |
| Vintage Dakota finds a permanent new home at JLA. |
|
|
96 |
| Violent voices; Philip Key meets a writer confronting our biggest fears. |
|
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539 |
| Watergate reporter breaks silence about Deep Throat. |
|
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520 |
| Who did this to my little boy? Hanging probe appeal. |
|
|
364 |
| World class; Welsh beaches named among best on planet. |
|
|
409 |
| Wrexham can have two more players. |
|
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283 |
| Young business national finals. |
|
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133 |
| Your LETTERS : Big Brother Tony. |
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125 |
| Your LETTERS : EU superstate. |
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222 |
| Your LETTERS : Is nuclear power really viable. |
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194 |
| Your LETTERS : Share markets not sovereignty. |
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202 |
| Your LETTERS : True love waits. |
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149 |
June 3, 2005
