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| 10 sparkly accessories for you and your home; Emma Johnson helps you bring some bling into your life. |
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230 |
| 20 new jobs for blood service; Closure fears allayed despite transfer of antenatal services. |
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448 |
| 33,000 BA passengers in alert over spy poison probe. |
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453 |
| 80,000 in UK prisons. |
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123 |
| A garden city? TRUST THE POST. |
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473 |
| A home with a historic tale to tell; Style City/interiors Debbie Johnson visits an apartment about to star in a new television series. |
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815 |
| Arts man faces police inquiry. |
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416 |
| Athletics: West Cheshire setting pace at top of league. |
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244 |
| Baby giraffe Molly weighed in at 150 lbs - and was walking 30 minutes later. |
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176 |
| Bank deputy voted against rate rise. |
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374 |
| Bank raiders shoot at police. |
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150 |
| Bellamy cleared of assault charge. |
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531 |
| Berry is pick of crop in Park race. |
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486 |
| Boxing: IN BRIEF - Khan expecting a clinical finish. |
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112 |
| Boxing: Macca delivers big Haye warning. |
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288 |
| BRITAIN: Artist quizzed over deaths. |
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188 |
| BRITAIN: Chancellor's son has cystic fybrosis. |
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211 |
| BRITAIN: Dad of tug-of-love schoolgirl to appeal. |
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320 |
| BRITAIN: Pensions at 68 for all by 2046. |
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280 |
| BRITAIN: Spy's death probe spreads to airlines. |
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421 |
| Buyers flock to the web. |
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104 |
| Campaigners in 'wedges' plea. |
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485 |
| Cancer drugs 'may cause harm to the brain'. |
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184 |
| Chancellor's baby has cystic fibrosis. |
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216 |
| Charity scam alert. |
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81 |
| Chef leads campaign to bring food scene up to scratch. |
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776 |
| Cleaner's killers ordered to serve extra time by Appeal Court judges. |
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269 |
| cool: Naughty, but very nice; Burlesque is well and truly back in fashion. Debbie Johnson takes a peek at the world of striptease and sequins. |
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659 |
| cool: What I do is more about concealment. |
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205 |
| Corus profits bouncing back. |
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275 |
| Councils win social service accolades. |
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393 |
| Crematorium delay. |
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188 |
| Cricket: Ponting: We must not slip up now. |
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268 |
| Cricket: Practice makes perfect -Hoggard. |
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777 |
| Cricket: Stalwart Halsall steps down from seniors role. |
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211 |
| Cricket: Vaughan looks on positives of return. |
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202 |
| Cricket: We'll get tough; Strauss ready to meet fire with fire in second Test. |
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829 |
| DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: Gover nment should find police funds. |
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413 |
| Disease takes toll of red squirrels; Formby's colony 'could be wiped out in four years'. |
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500 |
| Engineering a career in research or production; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. |
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387 |
| Farepak relief fund tops pounds 6m. |
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175 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Altruistic farmers lose out big time. |
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169 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Pony's hooves left to grow for 10 years. |
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203 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: ROBERT PARRY JONES' PICTURE ROUND-UP OF ROYAL WELSH WINTER FAIR. |
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353 |
| fashion: Dune. |
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90 |
| fashion: Looking every inch the lady; Take Laura Davis's advice and you can be prepared for gracious and elegant living at every turn. |
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542 |
| fashion: Win a designer shopping spree at Cavern Walks. |
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576 |
| Football: Alonso boost but Benitez frustrated; Liverpool manager angered by Portsmouth's 'time-wasting' tactics. |
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685 |
| Football: Anfield bemused by missed chances. |
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1244 |
| Football: Below-par United still different class. |
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1349 |
| Football: Chester crash out Trophy thriller. |
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343 |
| Football: CRIS IS THE BIZ; United sink Moyes' men to stay clear PREMIERSHIP. |
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218 |
| Football: Defoe is staying put says boss Jol; PREMIERSHIP. |
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281 |
| Football: Ferguson bags late winner. |
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157 |
| Football: Ferguson's boys can do no Ron as Blues blow it; United stun Moyes and keep clear at the top. |
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1023 |
| Football: Foy may face the Dragons. |
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192 |
| Football: Fulham end Wenger's title hopes; PREMIERSHIP. |
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258 |
| Football: Gartside backs Sam; PREMIERSHIP. |
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133 |
| Football: Hotshot Vassell silences boo-bos; PREMIERSHIP. |
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299 |
| Football: I've left United in best care - Anson. |
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354 |
| Football: Jose's men stay on United's trail; PREMIERSHIP. |
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482 |
| Football: Minnows praying for chance of a lifetime; Saturday s FA Cup draw could gift small clubs a big fortune. |
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622 |
| Football: Moyes: We can leave with our heads held high. |
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502 |
| Football: Pejic targets Wales spot alongside Evans. |
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221 |
| Football: Pejic: We can win it...no ifs or buts. |
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693 |
| Football: Popping in for footballing lesson. |
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377 |
| Football: Rafa's men not in their Pomp; PREMIERSHIP Reds just can't get past Redknapp's massed ranks of defenders to keep up home form. |
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838 |
| Football: Reds draw blank as Pompey grab point; PREMIERSHIP. |
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226 |
| Football: Stevens findings put back; PREMIERSHIP. |
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203 |
| Football: Tevez: I'm a fighter; PREMIERSHIP. |
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168 |
| Football: Toon's Luque unhurt after car crash. |
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292 |
| Ford chief returns with praise for home town. |
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187 |
| Former coach points to 'huge problem' for England bosses. |
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218 |
| Four held after kitchen firm raid. |
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153 |
| Free Christmas parking. |
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200 |
| Golf: IN BRIEF - Auckland is all set to go Green. |
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100 |
| Guess the new store at the Metquarter. |
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113 |
| Immigrants 'to be freed on bail'. |
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120 |
| IN BRIEF: Fallon banned for six months. |
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84 |
| IN BRIEF: LOTTERY. |
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107 |
| IN BRIEF: Luque will start despite accident. |
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90 |
| IN BRIEF: Mourinho eyes takeover at top. |
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100 |
| IN BRIEF: Pearce: We were magnificent. |
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92 |
| IN BRIEF: pounds 15,000 bottle of Scotch. |
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81 |
| IN BRIEF: Red wine recipe for a long life. |
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98 |
| Island's YFC best of the bunch. |
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303 |
| Jobless cost pounds 16m; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. |
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86 |
| Jobless mental illness epidemic. |
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158 |
| Journalist in royals phone tap apology. |
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286 |
| LEISURE TIME: NewsQUIZ. |
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97 |
| Letter: Cattle disease. |
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143 |
| Letter: Hopes dashed. |
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188 |
| Letter: Iraq handover. |
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88 |
| Letter: Small firms vital for N. Wales. |
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266 |
| Letter: Well done Fron choir. |
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103 |
| Liverpool winner in strong Euro line-up. |
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136 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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305 |
| Mixed emotions on coach's departure. |
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238 |
| MUSIC REVIEW Mark Simpson/ Hope at Everton. |
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382 |
| New collector vies for action; horse WHISPERS WITH MIKE ROBERTS. |
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449 |
| New for N.Wales this winter. |
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123 |
| Nirvana to rock at Wincanton. |
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345 |
| No 1 telesales team wins top award. |
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164 |
| OBITUARY: Steve Benbow. |
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Obituary |
393 |
| ON THIS DAY IN. |
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108 |
| one desire. |
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539 |
| out and ABOUT: Pick your own. |
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83 |
| people: By invitation only. |
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378 |
| people: Living it up with... Helen Geach, 21, lives in Liverpool city centre and is events manager at Room. |
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312 |
| Police in body inquiry. |
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102 |
| POSTPUZZLER: 50 for fun; Phil Brown's trivia quiz. |
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1046 |
| Pound stops short of $2 mark. |
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208 |
| pounds 20,000 bill to service each councillor's PC; EXCLUSIVE Liverpool MP labels town hall's 10-year IT support contract a 'scandalous waste'. |
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619 |
| Pub food profits. |
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97 |
| Retirement age to increase to 68. |
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357 |
| Robinson bitter after being forced out. |
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158 |
| Rugby League: IN BRIEF - Holmes retires. |
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101 |
| Rugby Union: Andrew insists he won't be replacing Robinson. |
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712 |
| Rugby Union: You 've got rid of me but terrible problems still remain in England; Robbo 's partings hot for RFU. |
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494 |
| Semi-skimmed comes from which cows? VIEWS FROM THE GREENER SIDE. |
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549 |
| Showbiz; ANDREW FORGRAVE BRINGS RESULTS AND PICTURES DIRECT FROM THIS YEAR'S ANGLESEY WINTER FAIR. |
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453 |
| Six accused of football riot. |
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216 |
| sport ROUND-UP: Boxing: Khan ready for birthday bash. |
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182 |
| sport ROUND-UP: Formula one: Hakkinen's back'. |
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92 |
| sport ROUND-UP: Golf: Els wants win. |
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111 |
| sport ROUND-UP: Swimming: Davies' Euro bid. |
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84 |
| Success treble. |
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88 |
| Tabloid apology over hacking. |
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173 |
| TAG chief sells up. |
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93 |
| Target seat Tories deny storm; Wirral West 'a step away from special measures'. |
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505 |
| THE NAME'S BROWNE - AND WE'RE LICENSED TO THRILL. |
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305 |
| The Urbanite: Local's best for original gift ideas. |
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488 |
| Thieving barmaid jailed. |
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97 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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177 |
| Thwarted Ryanair keeps Aer Lingus in its sights. |
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347 |
| TIME OUT: LOOKING BACK. |
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95 |
| TIME OUT: QUIZ CHALLENGE. |
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99 |
| Top dogs compete for place in N.Wales team; FARM & COUNTRY PURSUITS/NEWS. |
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644 |
| Tug-of-love girl ordered to return to her mother in the Scottish isles. |
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141 |
| Tycoon to support young entrepreneurs. |
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350 |
| Victoria beckons a United carnival. |
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246 |
| VIEWPOINT: ALISON TAYLOR MY SHOUT. |
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454 |
| WALES: 'More tax for more beat bobbies? 75% of N.Wales says Yes...' ...but MP slams poll for police authority as waste. |
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549 |
| WALES: Ambulance 999 times worsening; SERVICE BOSS: WE INHERITED BIG PROBLEMS. |
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554 |
| WALES: Anyone got a happy pen for Bill and Ben? Goats need a loving new home. |
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336 |
| WALES: Call for new language legislation. |
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109 |
| WALES: Curtain comes down on arts funding row; Stage set for new policy group. |
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571 |
| WALES: Finger of suspicion points at Lib Dem. |
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138 |
| WALES: I didn't see the shape in the road was a man; Musician died after being dragged by car. |
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495 |
| WALES: Man 'laughed as he beat rabbit to death' Animal hit with spade before it was buried. |
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464 |
| WALES: Man killed by fuel blaze in garden horror; Trainee lawyer was engulfed in flames. |
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502 |
| WALES: Minister defends axing of tax jobs. |
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366 |
| WALES: NUT vows to get assault video removed from web. |
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205 |
| WALES: Quilters' raffle raises pounds 1,600 for hospital breast cancer unit. |
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157 |
| WALES: Riddle of OAP's death in hospital. |
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243 |
| WALES: Search is on for missing men. |
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177 |
| WALES: Set free after a night of mayhem; FATHER AND SON ADMIT PART IN TOWN'S RIOT. |
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610 |
| WALES: Wales s cleared of club attacks; 'I was the one who was assaulted'. |
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333 |
| WALES: You've done it again Minister. |
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203 |
| With the programme; in association with Michelle Rushton meets DAVID BOLD, managing director, Software Generation. |
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442 |
| Your week ahead. |
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767 |
| Your week ahead. |
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771 |
November 30, 2006
