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| 'Leading light' in inciting terror jailed. |
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113 |
| 10 questions: Chris Dodd, 22, is the manager of Schmooze wine bar in Allerton. |
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142 |
| Alderley's recruitment drive may give them edge. |
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401 |
| All eyes on UK as 9,000 to go at Citi; In association with BUSINESS ...VENTURE Citi. |
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173 |
| antiques: Another Kyffin gem up for grabs. |
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309 |
| antquies: Pen pusher; FROM THE WATERMAN TO THE PARKER ... CHRISTOPHER PROUDLOVE WANTS THEM ALL. |
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448 |
| Armour would have saved soldiers. |
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196 |
| Attacker jailed for taxi man assault. |
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145 |
| Barry mulls over future; ASTON VILLA v B'HAM C Sun 12pm. |
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165 |
| Benitez is coy about his future at Anfield; RACE FOR FOURTH PLACE. |
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299 |
| Benjani won't get easy ride - Jordan; MAN C v PORTSMOUTH Sun 4pm. |
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151 |
| Benny to bag National pot. |
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299 |
| Bizarre answers from Grant stuns media at Goodison. |
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122 |
| Black out for Bay but duo return; UNIBOND LEAGUE. |
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285 |
| Blockbuster sale; antiques. |
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382 |
| Bloodstained items found. |
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89 |
| Blythe's spirit is still willing; TAGGART, ITV1, Monday, 9pm. |
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623 |
| Bomb squad returns to blast house. |
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275 |
| Boxing: IN BRIEF - Calzaghe on the brink of greatness. |
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94 |
| BRAISED SALT OX TONGUE WITH MUSTARD AND CAPER SAUCE (serves fouur); food&drink. |
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373 |
| Brown Purple Heart. |
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124 |
| Buyers line up for a look at stricken Ethel Austin; city 105.9 talk Hopes high that retailer can be saved. |
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449 |
| Cabinet aides fuel 10p tax fears; Labour MPs voice concerns over effects on low paid. |
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431 |
| CALZAGHE: THIS IS MY DESTINY. |
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490 |
| Carvalho: We have strength to win double. |
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342 |
| Cash for prisoners starved of drugs; EXCLUSIVE 'Cold turkey' consent not given. |
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437 |
| Cefni refuse to give up all hope of safety; WELSH PREMIER. |
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602 |
| Citigroup to cut 9,000. |
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150 |
| City to rest players for cup show; WELSH PREMIER. |
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276 |
| Contemporary take on Victorian style; It was love at first sight when Marilyn Brown found he home. interiors real room. |
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678 |
| country: John Dempsey on country matters ... |
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580 |
| Crane stuck in drained lake during regeneration work. |
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101 |
| Cricket: Hall bid to open gap. |
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91 |
| Cricket: Lancashire battle cold at the Oval. |
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355 |
| Cricket: McCullum on fire in IPL opener. |
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163 |
| Cricket: Seasiders assisted by secret weapon. |
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309 |
| Cricket: Struggling Lancashire take refuge in the rain; LOCAL CRICKET. |
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469 |
| Dan y mor a'i donnnau. |
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717 |
| days out: bird notes. |
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308 |
| days out: Moel Hebog circuit and Cwmystradllyn; weekend walk. |
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546 |
| Demise of small shops. |
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80 |
| Eco-friendly homes for sale; in association with fish4. |
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87 |
| Enter the Tradis; in association with fish4 TY HEBOG MAY LOOK SMALL... BUT THINK AGAIN. BY JOANNE ROBERTS. |
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456 |
| Ex-jockey dealt drugs. |
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139 |
| Excellent start to a collection career; antiques. |
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391 |
| Football: Actor has schooling to play Dixie role; Blues legend's story on stage. |
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422 |
| Football: Bri's gamble is no laughing matter; fan SCENE. |
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321 |
| Football: City eye survival. |
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181 |
| Football: Fans are resigned to not going up; VIEW FROM THE STANDS FANS FORUM COCA-COLA FOOTBALL LEAGUE ONE HUDDERSFIELD TOWN v TRANMERE ROVERS, TODAY, 3PM. |
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312 |
| Football: Jagielka: Blues can last the distance. |
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372 |
| Football: Little turns to youth in last throw of dice. |
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845 |
| Football: Moore may be forced into tactical switch at Terriers; COCA-COLA FOOTBALL LEAGUE ONE HUDDERSFIELD TOWN v TRANMERE ROVERS, TODAY, 3PM. |
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207 |
| Football: Shuker is wiser following his first injury struggle; COCA-COLA FOOTBALL LEAGUE ONE HUDDERSFIELD TOWN v TRANMERE ROVERS, TODAY, 3PM. |
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798 |
| Football: Teenage gang pair beat up man, 20. |
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116 |
| Football: Wenger already has an eye on building for the next season; PREMIER LEAGUE. |
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773 |
| Football: Williams double continues Everton progress; WOMEN'S FOOTBALL. |
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172 |
| Fourth spot a possibility for improving Caldy. |
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335 |
| Fresh from the sea; food & drink Crisp, clean flavours with this tasty Tuna salad. |
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327 |
| Friends lend Sue a hand; CAERDYDD S4C, Sunday, 9pm. English and Welsh subtitles available. |
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627 |
| gardening: Charlie's the star attraction; NORTH WEST HOME AND GARDEN SHOW. |
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584 |
| gardening: week in erddig. |
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346 |
| Give your food a burst of flavour; food & drink. |
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Recipe |
703 |
| Golf: IN BRIEF - Finch hoping for major display. |
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93 |
| Gray: We can beat drop. |
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220 |
| Great grandfather George was Everton's first goalkeeper. |
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224 |
| Gweld hanes o flaen eu llygaid. |
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385 |
| Hero Aldridge kicks off Jurys with positive verdict. |
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251 |
| Hodgson is defiant; RACE FOR FOURTH PLACE. |
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186 |
| Horse Racing: Martin has Scottish answer. |
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349 |
| Horse Racing: Mercer looks to be Leading Man again in the Scottish National. |
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630 |
| Hughes: I know my old boss won't fail; MAN UTD V BLACKBURN. |
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262 |
| I like awkward truths; interview Emma Pinch talks to controversial author Lionel Shriver about tackling difficult subjects. |
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852 |
| I won't put my child's life at risk by going home; Council tells mum to return to petrol bomb flat. |
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539 |
| IN BRIEF: Spain diverts water to beat drought. |
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107 |
| In our hands; MAN UTD V BLACKBURN UNITED CLOSEIN ON 17TH TITLE Ferguson warns Grant it's United's to lose now. |
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556 |
| Johnson: I'm taking on task with my eyes open. |
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553 |
| Keegan hopeful on Owen; NEWCASTLE v S'LAND Sun 1.30pm. |
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174 |
| Knife robber took phone. |
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99 |
| Lairds in striking distance. |
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205 |
| Litigation fears as prices slump. |
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287 |
| LIVERPOOL DAILY POST: Pay-outs for addicts reveal system at fault. |
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323 |
| LONDON MARKET; In association with BUSINESS ...VENTURE. |
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335 |
| Luxury Homes: Bromborough, OIRO pounds 435,000; In association with smarthomes.com. |
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278 |
| Luxury Homes: Rufford, OIRO pounds 540,000; In association with smarthomes.com. |
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261 |
| Man fell ill - and breached bail term. |
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148 |
| Mike Chapple at the bar... new worlds/pubs. |
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618 |
| Millers in reprieve? |
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117 |
| Mine may reopen as coal prices soar; In association with BUSINESS ...VENTURE. |
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263 |
| Misery as train breaks down. |
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220 |
| Monday: Pigion Y DYDD. |
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237 |
| Monday: What to WATCH. |
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224 |
| Moorfield may prove dark horses this season; LOCAL CRICKET. |
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227 |
| Musicians to give CD proceeds to charity for blind. |
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251 |
| New Homes: Church Walk, Wallasey. Prices from pounds 109,500 to pounds 213,495; In association with smarthomes.com. |
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292 |
| New Homes: Connaught Green, Anfield. Prices from pounds 118,000; In association with smarthomes.com. |
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222 |
| over head. |
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583 |
| Palmetto Bay. Prices from pounds 190,000; investment opportunity. |
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274 |
| Parents in plea to missing 'vulnerable' son. |
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208 |
| Pigion Y DYDD. |
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245 |
| Pigion Y DYDD. |
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250 |
| Plant of the week: tulip; gardening. |
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145 |
| Port triumph. |
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124 |
| Price falls hit confidence; in association with fish4. |
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87 |
| Prison segregates addict Doherty. |
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103 |
| PUM MUNUD GYDA ... GLYN WISE ... |
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279 |
| Quality still lacking when Everton face top sides; FAN SCENE. |
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422 |
| QUESTION TIME ... 10 to test your TV knowledge. |
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249 |
| Quotes of the week; YOU SAID IT ... |
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95 |
| Readers Day; interview. |
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91 |
| Rio so honoured to remain a Red Devil; MAN UTD V BLACKBURN. |
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369 |
| Rugby League: Wheeler set for Skolars tester. |
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383 |
| Rugby Union: Buoyant Waterloo target maximum points at Halifax. |
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346 |
| Rugby union: Johnno: I'll give all I can to help England; PREMIER LEAGUE Team manager's vow. |
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453 |
| Saints bid for victory over title usurpers; WELSH PREMIER. |
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265 |
| Sharing ideas; gardening Debra Greenhouse meets the gardener looking forward to visiting the city for the North West Home and Gardens Show. |
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739 |
| Six of the best. |
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890 |
| Snooker: IN BRIEF - Higgins wary of Stevens threat. |
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108 |
| SOAPBOX . (Week beginning Monday April 21). |
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395 |
| Spacious and stylish; A home with no chain in Heswall is ideal for a family, as Emma Thompson discovers Elegant Homes. |
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323 |
| Statue of legend Hughes unveiled. |
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117 |
| Sunday: Pigion Y DYDD. |
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225 |
| Sunday: What to WATCH. |
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213 |
| Survival in Davies' mind as duo axed. |
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415 |
| Thatcherite from Anfield to lead abortion battle; Political correspondent Rob Merrick meets the Liverpool-born Conservative MP leading the calls for UK abortion reforms. |
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630 |
| THE DYE IS CAST; fashion Shades of the 70s hit the high street. |
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551 |
| the essentials; Masi Oka as Hiro in Heroes. |
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624 |
| The mighty power of the pen; antiques. |
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537 |
| THE WINNING HAND; CALZAGHE v HOPKINS BATTLE OF THE PLANET Ace Calzaghe will conquer city of pain and pleasure. |
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912 |
| They could all be heroes; HEROES, BBC2, Thursday, 9pm. |
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519 |
| THOUGHT for the WEEK. |
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118 |
| Thursday: Pigion Y DYDD. |
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246 |
| Thursday: What to WATCH. |
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238 |
| tiny bites ... with Conor Armstrong; food & drink. |
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132 |
| TONGUE IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN; food&drink. |
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365 |
| travel: A lovely life on the lakeside; Nichola Kavanagh visits the Italian destination that is still proving popular with tourists. |
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923 |
| travel: Deal of the week. |
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351 |
| travel: GRENADA BLASTS BACK; Margaret O'Reilly on a paradise island finally fighting its way onto the west indies holiday map. |
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635 |
| travel: late breaks. |
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465 |
| travel: late deals. |
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247 |
| travel: late deals. |
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336 |
| travel: SPOOKY NIGHTS; Tom Simone ghost hunting at Ruth in Castle. |
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748 |
| travel: Tower of terror; EMILY BRIDGEWATER TAKES THE PLUNGE ON DISNEY LAND PARIS' NEWEST AND SCARIEST ATTRACTION. |
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807 |
| Tricky treble test for Northwich. |
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223 |
| Trio sign up as Ferguson warns: We'll spend again. |
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192 |
| Tuesday: Pigion Y DYDD. |
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219 |
| Tuesday: What to WATCH. |
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232 |
| TV team's peek into city's pioneer dock; New light on 18th century construction. |
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438 |
| Van man who hit teenager goes free. |
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139 |
| Vista bought out in pounds 4m takeover deal; In association with BUSINESS ...VENTURE Door manufacturer is to go private. |
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377 |
| WALES: 'Dumping gun' charge in Rhys case. |
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279 |
| WALES: 'Sickening' attack on Sion recounted; Witness describes fatal beating outside club. |
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306 |
| WALES: Bail for man on girl sex charges. |
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80 |
| WALES: Beauties wanted for Euro pageant. |
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141 |
| WALES: Brawl closes pub; Shut for month as eight arrested in 30-man fight. |
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402 |
| WALES: Breach of election rules reported. |
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178 |
| WALES: Burglar who set duvet on fire jailed. |
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193 |
| WALES: Convicted cabbie drove pupils. |
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196 |
| WALES: Crash victim left fighting for her life. |
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362 |
| WALES: Cruelty case pair drop appeal; ...but not before it costs you pounds 29,000. |
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521 |
| WALES: Death crash trailer had no lights; Young mum was killed on motorbike. |
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360 |
| WALES: Dentist banned after two crashes. |
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289 |
| WALES: Electricity cut chaos. |
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132 |
| WALES: EYES IN SKY; Readers convinced something like this happened over Conwy. |
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482 |
| WALES: First aid stalwart Roy dies aged 72. |
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152 |
| WALES: Fraudster must repay pounds 120k. |
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299 |
| WALES: God bless you for what you have done; MUM'S MESSAGE TO THOSE BEHIND BID TO SAVE SON'S SIGHT. |
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385 |
| WALES: Grandma locked in cold shed by thief. |
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209 |
| WALES: Hart visits new hospital. |
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122 |
| WALES: Indefinite jail term for inciting abuse. |
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168 |
| WALES: Lifeboat rescues wind surfer. |
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157 |
| WALES: Mammoth Urdd project begins; FARMER HOSTING FESTIVAL GIVES VIEW ON PREPARATIONS. |
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524 |
| WALES: Men who caught notorious gangster given special award. |
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312 |
| WALES: NEWI and hospice to pool expertise. |
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126 |
| WALES: RAIDERS HIT ATMs. |
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294 |
| WALES: Saved ... and nicked; CROWDS FLOCK TO WATCH RIVER RESCUE DRAMA Two plucked off rock arrested for public disorder. |
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332 |
| WALES: Splendour in the gardens as spring blossom grows. |
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238 |
| WALES: THE LINE-UP; FARMER HOSTING FESTIVAL GIVES VIEW ON PREPARATIONS. |
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174 |
| WALES: We're at the cutting edge; First Minister backs pounds 5.3m technology centre to fill key role in area's economy. |
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380 |
| WALES: When I Married. |
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572 |
| We can't let fear get the better of us; WELSH PREMIER. |
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475 |
| We've a duty to deliver says Rafa; RACE FOR FOURTH PLACE. |
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|
919 |
| We've got all to play for insists ace Hogg. |
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451 |
| Wednesday: Pigion Y DYDD. |
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|
248 |
| Wednesday: What to WATCH. |
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214 |
| Welshpool in search of some final day joy; WELSH PREMIER. |
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245 |
| WHAT TO DO THIS WEEK ... |
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105 |
| What to WATCH. |
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212 |
| What to WATCH. |
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226 |
| what's it worth? antiques Mike Litherland Outhwaite & Litherland 43 Hoghton Street, Southport, PR9 0PG. |
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137 |
| Wife Swap woman was unwell - in Las Vegas; Tribunal told of holiday on doctor's note. |
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571 |
| WILL JOE WIN OR FACE EXECUTION? CALZAGHE v HOPKINS. |
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234 |
| wine notes; food&drink. |
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319 |
| You just can't beat good home cooking; food&drink taste test Judy Phillips at Home from Home Cookin', Penrhyn Bay. |
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776 |
| YOU' RE FIREDS; Senior flops axed for Apprentices. |
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102 |
| You're made for me, Joe, says Hopkins; CALZAGHE v HOPKINS. |
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332 |
| Youngsters set for new dawn at Brighton. |
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589 |
April 19, 2008
