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Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Exceptional' Jagielka is best at the back - Short. |
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563 |
| 'Faulty' plane flew from city to JFK; FlyGlobeSpan admits rules breach. |
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569 |
| 'Grubby deals' claim over vote; britain ROUND-UP. |
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123 |
| 25th annual dry-stone walling competition. |
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201 |
| Athletics: Fleet-footed Hilton books best male athlete award; LOCAL ATHLETICS. |
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465 |
| Athletics: IN BRIEF - Fastest man set for Palace meet. |
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96 |
| Athletics: sport ROUND-UP - Gay is on a roll. |
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106 |
| Be sure to keep your cool in the pool; Emma Pinch selects the swimwear that can really flatter your figure. |
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459 |
| Beauty/ win or bin? ideas. |
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204 |
| Become a beach babe; Looking great on holiday is achievable, as Ruth Cobban discovers cool. |
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556 |
| Bogus guard; britain ROUND-UP. |
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90 |
| Boxing: IN BRIEF - Williams poised for second shot. |
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82 |
| Boxing: sport ROUND-UP - Danny's dream. |
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93 |
| Brown in U-turn over car tax hikes. |
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287 |
| By invitation only; people. |
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490 |
| Caring is new goal; Michelle Rushton meets JOHN PARKER, non-surgical practitioner, MySpa Clinic in association with fish4job. |
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388 |
| Champ is judge; out and ABOUT. |
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89 |
| City apartments put in hands of receiver; Move in bid to battle slump In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. |
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551 |
| Clubs unite to honour their founding father; Service held to rededicate grave of sports fan minister. |
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558 |
| Construction slows after housing slump. |
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197 |
| Cricket: No Lords Test for Flintoff. |
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389 |
| Cricket: Rival skippers tipping Flintoff for return; Fourth day of four: Lancs (392 and 109 for 2) beat Sussex (253 and 245) by eight wickets. |
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728 |
| Cricket: sport ROUND-UP - Legends line up for Hall festival. |
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149 |
| Cricket: Warrington's promotion chance in tatters; LOCAL CRICKET. |
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144 |
| Cycling: IN BRIEF - Rider compensated. |
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81 |
| DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: Questions begged over 42-day vote. |
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389 |
| Davies delight at start of pre-season preparations. |
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258 |
| Deiniol's catch of the day. |
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182 |
| Durable Duran Duran; MARK THOMAS TRUST THE POST. |
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502 |
| Far Eastern promises of music magic. |
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354 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Can we tempt you? GETTING FRUITY. |
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89 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: FRAGILE HABITATS IN DANGER. |
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90 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Our way of life is under threat; Grazing row splits hill farmers. |
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618 |
| Field rues Tories' change of heart. |
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112 |
| Flat-screen technology poses new eco-threat. |
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179 |
| Football: Bangor to lay down a marker for glory; WELSH PREMIER. |
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231 |
| Football: Centre stage; Jagielka must play in heart of Blues' defence. |
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511 |
| Football: Congestion concern for Dragons boss; But Little's glad the cameras are coming as Wrexham prepare Blue Square assault. |
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631 |
| Football: Latest bid for Barry rejected; O'Neill holding out as Anfield target told to stay away at Villa. |
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692 |
| Football: Ledley to stay home. |
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147 |
| Football: Moyes hopes to add Round on first day back. |
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343 |
| Football: Round is hoping to start work today. |
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197 |
| Football: We can motivate Ron says Sparky. |
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261 |
| Forest's revamp. |
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196 |
| From poacher to gamekeeper; Cliff's farming life comes full-circle. |
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501 |
| Gallery will help artists put work on international stage; In association with Merseyside acme Exhibition will be first of many LDP Creative. |
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386 |
| Golf: Hopeful Baldwin aiming to be at home at the Open. |
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441 |
| Golf: I wouldn't pick myself says Monty. |
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318 |
| Golf: Scot insists: Don't pick me for Cup - yet. |
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333 |
| Holiday hair; cool. |
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216 |
| Horse Racing: Dress looking to impress in Lancashire Oaks. |
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307 |
| Horse Racing: Stubbs ace has sax appeal. |
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344 |
| Hounds, ferrets and falcons shine at Welsh country fair. |
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155 |
| Imagine winning tickets to concert. |
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176 |
| IN BRIEF: Di Matteo takes over at MK Dons. |
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84 |
| IN BRIEF: New measures for Zimbabwe. |
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80 |
| IN BRIEF: No 'free for all'. |
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83 |
| IN BRIEF: Primary school 'stress' anger. |
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102 |
| IN BRIEF: Terror raid police search final house. |
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84 |
| Jo not the only Brazilian on City list. |
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318 |
| Keegan marvels at 'Spiderman'. |
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238 |
| KEY Events. |
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191 |
| Lawn Tennis: Brutal Nadal serves Murray reality check; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. |
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893 |
| Lawn Tennis: Clement levels as rain stops Rainer; WIMBLEDON POST FOCUS ON FINAL FOUR. |
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181 |
| Lawn Tennis: Elena up against all odds; WIMBLEDON POST FOCUS ON FINAL FOUR. |
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225 |
| Lawn Tennis: Federer: I can stay on top for a decade; WIMBLEDON BRIT ACE CRUSHED BY NADAL. |
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239 |
| Lawn Tennis: Rafa brings Murray back down to Earth; WIMBLEDON BRIT ACE CRUSHED BY NADAL. |
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693 |
| Lawn Tennis: Safin won't make song and dance of win; WIMBLEDON POST FOCUS ON FINAL FOUR. |
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254 |
| Lawn Tennis: Sisterhood; WIMBLEDON POST FOCUS ON FINAL FOUR Williams duo eyeing final. |
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318 |
| Lawn Tennis: Zheng hoping to set the standard; WIMBLEDON POST FOCUS ON FINAL FOUR. |
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280 |
| Legal victory for Astra; US court upholds firm's drug patent. |
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339 |
| Letter: Disgusted. |
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171 |
| Letter: Disillusioned. |
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237 |
| Letter: Great news. |
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199 |
| Letter: Horrified by silly protesters. |
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232 |
| Letter: Lessons learned. |
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152 |
| Letter: Not forgotten. |
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197 |
| Letter: Principled MP. |
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133 |
| Letter: Ridiculous. |
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146 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Bilingual sign. |
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157 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Debit cards for kids. |
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109 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - English custom. |
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126 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Our son had all to live for. |
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263 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Support for Welsh. |
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296 |
| Letter: Wonderful chance. |
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|
90 |
| Liverpool aim to capture hat-trick of titles in Rome. |
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421 |
| Liverpool closing in on Villains ace Barry. |
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530 |
| Living it up with... people Connie Lush is a worldrenowned blues singer from Liverpool. She plays the Carling Academy on November 1. |
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317 |
| LONDON MARKET; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. |
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284 |
| M&S in profit warning shock; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. |
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137 |
| Man posed as guard to steal cash. |
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180 |
| Megastar Meat Loaf rocks Liverpool. |
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146 |
| Milan are 'priced out' of move for Adebayor. |
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200 |
| Misery 'chiller' leaves everyone happy at Royal Court. |
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293 |
| Motor Racing: Hamilton set to thrill Silverstone crowd. |
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509 |
| Muscles-obsessed man is to appeal. |
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158 |
| Musical brings hotel heyday back to life; Liverpool 08 EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE THEATRE Once Upon a Time at the Adelphi/ Liverpool Playhouse. |
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402 |
| NADAL CRUSHES MURRAY MANIA. |
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150 |
| New Look is the new kid in town; happening. |
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111 |
| New society promises to bring greater standardization. |
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244 |
| news QUIZ. |
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99 |
| No way to run an air service; LIVERPOOL DAILY POST. |
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300 |
| Nothing shocking as Williams sisters on course for a final reunion; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. |
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598 |
| OBITUARY; Leonard Pennario. |
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Obituary |
397 |
| ON THIS DAY IN ... |
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117 |
| OPINION: Andrew Binns, business development manager at Rippleffect: Should designers keep speculating? In association with Merseyside acme. |
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316 |
| Pet goods firm finds a rescuer. |
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124 |
| Pioneering surgery cuts recovery time by 33%; Boost for hysterectomy patients. |
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497 |
| Plaque salutes 800 who lost their lives; Tragedy remembered. |
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459 |
| Police in search for knife killer; Woman stabbed to death in street. |
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340 |
| pounds 6k wool press aiming to beat cost of transit. |
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419 |
| pounds 70m gift in tribute to wife; Benefactor gives 38-acre site for retirement village. |
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507 |
| Questions soon be answered; BLUE WATCH. |
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570 |
| QUIZ CHALLENGE. |
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87 |
| QUIZ CHALLENGE; TIME OUT. |
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87 |
| Rathbones Summer Exhibition opens to the public on 8 July. |
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322 |
| Robson in last eight; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. |
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81 |
| round UP: Improve your beef profits. |
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82 |
| Rugby League: IN BRIEF - Hull's Carvell changes mind. |
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107 |
| Rugby Union: sport ROUND-UP - Ospreys ordeal. |
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95 |
| Saxford could spring surprise. |
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308 |
| Seed potatoes can be grown in Wales. |
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182 |
| Shares drop after M&S profit alert. |
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340 |
| Sian warms up for Gateshead with Wavertree win. |
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346 |
| Silverhome; FORMULA ONE Brits will spur Lewis on. |
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510 |
| Skyscraper developer faces bill for 'fresh air' EXCLUSIVE Beetham forced to pay city council an extra pounds 600,000 for West Tower project. |
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655 |
| Stay healthy and have fun in the sun. |
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461 |
| Student's second award; In association with Merseyside acme. |
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155 |
| Swiss rolls on as Ancic proves no match for Federer; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. |
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614 |
| Taylor Wimpey sheds 900 jobs; round UP. |
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80 |
| THE DAILY POST & YOU. |
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134 |
| The ultimate beach bag; ideas Ruth Cobban tracks down everything you need for some sexy days by the sea. |
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421 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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188 |
| Three people die in bulldozer attack. |
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273 |
| Transformation of a pub. |
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93 |
| Treating animals from farmyard to the zoo; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. |
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570 |
| Triple murder; world ROUND-UP. |
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85 |
| University honours Earl and vice-chancellor for their services to Merseyside. |
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403 |
| Vaughan 'will be fit to face South Africa'. |
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135 |
| WALES: 'We must fight for Wales' says AM. |
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292 |
| WALES: Be patient on A55 go-slow; Police call ahead of 20mph demo. |
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373 |
| WALES: Biker's star role in racing game; Talented rider gets own virtual character. |
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588 |
| WALES: Carer's sacking 'unfair'. |
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144 |
| WALES: Council sent my account details to stranger; BENEFITS IDENTITY BLUNDER. |
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617 |
| WALES: County leads way with solar grants. |
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164 |
| WALES: Cyclists raise hospital cash. |
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248 |
| WALES: Disabled man to take on 3,000ft peak; Cerebral palsy sufferer in mountain challenge. |
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428 |
| WALES: Dragons let loose in resort. |
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88 |
| WALES: Film club a step from stardom. |
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202 |
| WALES: Help for workers facing job cuts. |
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109 |
| WALES: I will clear my name; Hain defiant as CPS decides whether to bring charges over undeclared pounds 100,000. |
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325 |
| WALES: I'm doing this for my precious friend; Ball raises more than pounds 50k in memory of housekeeper Betty. |
|
Obituary |
473 |
| WALES: Ifans teams up with old bandmate for gig. |
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194 |
| WALES: JCB overtime ban to begin; Action to protest against recent job losses. |
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372 |
| WALES: Mapping the movements of dolphins. |
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287 |
| WALES: Moment schoolboy airlifted to hospital after sea rescue. |
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213 |
| WALES: New life breathed into old woods. |
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216 |
| WALES: New top brass for Flintshire. |
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87 |
| WALES: Nostalgia steam train trips cancelled. |
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331 |
| WALES: Plaque honour for brothers. |
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110 |
| WALES: Police appeal for witnesses. |
|
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138 |
| WALES: Police safety zone plan hits red tape snag; Taxi laws block scheme to cut late night violence. |
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487 |
| WALES: pounds 2.6m makeover boost for school. |
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139 |
| WALES: Recycling success. |
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|
85 |
| WALES: School proves it can do better. |
|
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301 |
| WALES: Singer's night in memory of Martin. |
|
Obituary |
225 |
| WALES: Suitcase that's key to Tati's disappearance; Vital clue to fate of missing woman. |
|
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336 |
| WALES: Talks begin on Euro 2016 host bid. |
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300 |
| WALES: Taster day for youth activities. |
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116 |
| WALES: Tax U-turn after Labour rebellion. |
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298 |
| WALES: Teacher is Aled's top fan. |
|
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299 |
| WALES: Teenage girls in hospital after tent blaze. |
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200 |
| WALES: There's no chance for Michelle and me; ... and I'm excited to be back on market says Andy Scott Lee. |
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320 |
| WALES: Tribal loyalty of our gangs. |
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136 |
| WALES: Tributes after singer's deat. |
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200 |
| WALES: Truckers take their fight to Westminster; FUEL PROTEST LATEST. |
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156 |
| WALES: Welsh lost in translation; It's easier to get crime advice in Urdu HOME OFFICE LANGUAGE SNUB. |
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357 |
| Warning fired over tracking; Fears over electronic identification. |
|
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454 |
| Watercress farmer nets pounds 50m fortune in Portuguese deal. |
|
|
280 |
| WELSH LANGUAGE RATIONED; English, Polish, Arabic, Chinese, Bengali, Punjabi, Urdu ... how the Home Office puts ALL these ahead of us. |
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|
101 |
| WHAT THE DICKENS? Co-owner Neville set to walk away as Newi pull out of Dragons deal. |
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419 |
| Wirral keen to link with China. |
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129 |
| Witness plea after street shooting. |
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148 |
| You, too, can make waves on the beach; happening Fashion Victim. |
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540 |
| Zheng's hope for Chinese boost; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. |
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219 |
July 3, 2008
