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| 'Urdd will stay strong on move' No plan for fixed sites, say festival bosses Urdd National Eisteddfod 2008. |
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496 |
| Alcohol crackdown; Parents of drinkers may face prosecution. |
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375 |
| Athletics: IN BRIEF - Bolt records the fastest run ever. |
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98 |
| Athletics: IN BRIEF - Devonish throws down gauntlet. |
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96 |
| Athletics: Lightning Bolt. |
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293 |
| Audience steals the Anfield show; McCARTNEY ROCKS ANFIELD It was Sir Paul McCartney's big homecoming night - but the crowd was the real star, says Alan Weston. |
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858 |
| Babel injury a shame - van der Sar; INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY. |
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238 |
| Babel's race against time to start season; Liverpool's Dutchman faces up to seven weeks out. |
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588 |
| Bradford boss has to quit; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. |
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101 |
| Bradley believes a joint stadium 'can be delivered for the good of all involved'. |
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184 |
| Breanne unable to force GB&I win; CURTIS CUP GOLF. |
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287 |
| By George . . . a change of song gives street dancer the Talent crown. |
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319 |
| CASH POINTS. |
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358 |
| Cheaper 08 travel. |
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87 |
| Cricket: Another defeat for struggling Huyton. |
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319 |
| Cricket: Bay still searching for their first win; LIVERPOOL COMP. |
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271 |
| Cricket: Bootle's title defence is looking convincing. |
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558 |
| Cricket: Dramatic finish in Alderley Edge clash; LOCAL CRICKET. |
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268 |
| Cricket: Leaders ease to another fine win. |
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274 |
| Cricket: MOLD VICTORY OPENS UP TITLE RACE; NORTH WALES LEAGUE. |
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309 |
| Cricket: Prestatyn cause of their own downfall; LIVERPOOL COMP. |
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379 |
| Cricket: Records put on hold after Headingley washout. |
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287 |
| Cricket: Trem to miss out as selectors stay loyal; TEST CRICKET. |
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522 |
| Cricket: Tremlett to be let down by selectors. |
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800 |
| Crowds flock to see Klimt as Tate Liverpool records its busiest-ever weekend. |
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134 |
| Culture Diary: Bugsy Malone youngsters hit the stage at civic hall. |
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217 |
| Culture Diary: Curtain up for Unity Treasure. |
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214 |
| Culture Diary: KEY Events; THE ARTS EDITOR'S PICK OF THE DAY. |
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185 |
| Culture Diary: Simon says he's game for a laugh; LIVERPOOL COMEDY FESTIVAL Simon Amstell/ Royal Court Liverpool 08 EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE. |
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399 |
| DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: Post offices: the truth is out at last. |
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421 |
| Dallaglio legacy can live on - Rees. |
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246 |
| Display shows home is where the art is; Exhibition at city centre flat. |
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371 |
| Dog-walking pair rescued from rising tide. |
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83 |
| Don't give Gascoigne a drink, pleads sister. |
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151 |
| Doubles for Bryn scholarship hopefuls; Urdd National Eisteddfod 2008. |
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275 |
| Dougherty goes fourth after roller-coaster ride. |
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617 |
| Drivers want safer roads. |
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156 |
| Fashion show a family affair; Stella shows off her latest collection at LIPA. |
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519 |
| Fear for thousands more post offices. |
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267 |
| Fear of losing fuels Saints on to victory. |
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771 |
| Food for thought at school canteen; The days of rock-hard chips and soggy semolina have been left far behind. Laura Davis looks at a 21st-century school dinner. |
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1542 |
| Football: Babel left facing a race for fitness. |
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503 |
| Football: Craig: We've some way to go. |
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264 |
| Football: Dein says Blatter's plans will hurt Prem. |
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264 |
| Football: Everton defender Jagielka caps fine season with debut in England's end-of-season stroll. |
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345 |
| Football: NEW FACES SO CRUCIAL. |
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361 |
| Football: Starlets see silver lining; DUTCH COURAGE NOT ENOUGH FOR VICTORY Wales are outclassed by superior Holland but it's another crucial lesson for Toshack's young guns. |
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895 |
| Football: Sven's not in Mexico says agent. |
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370 |
| Football: The shy ten who became the ultimate goal machine; THE GREATEST N.WALIAN FOOTBALLERS - PART SEVEN Our series on the best players ever to hail from the region continues as Ian Rush tells Mark Currie how he achieved all his ambitions FRIDAY TG JONES. |
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1208 |
| Football: Tottenham target is staying with Lazio. |
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215 |
| Football: We must take the positives from loss; COMMENT. |
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413 |
| Former Arsenal director attacks Blatter proposal. |
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248 |
| Gat: I'm spoilt for choice at fly-half. |
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200 |
| Golf: USA wins Curtis Cup in St Andrews clash. |
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316 |
| Helping hand on the cards for struggling pensioners. |
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566 |
| Horse Racing: Major's Ascot aim as Derby in focus. |
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409 |
| Horse Racing: Mike set to chime for bell. |
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308 |
| Hull stage Challenge Cup shock. |
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183 |
| I have the belief to win, says Djokovic; FRENCH OPEN TENNIS. |
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501 |
| Ideas on offer as technology hopefuls bid to tempt investors; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. |
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199 |
| If a bird on a stick is art, what about our beloved Beryl? |
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693 |
| IN BRIEF: Acropolis Rally is won by Loeb. |
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97 |
| IN BRIEF: Gretna's time up. |
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82 |
| IN BRIEF: Rates to stay. |
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101 |
| IN BRIEF: Royal farewell to the QE2. |
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89 |
| Ivanovic refuses to talk of winning grand slam despite impressive victory. |
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283 |
| KNIFED ON THE BEACH; Man held for attempted murder after slashing. |
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117 |
| Lacklustre England limp to victory; Rugby Union TEST MATCH. |
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268 |
| LEISURE TIME: news QUIZ. |
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120 |
| Letter: Blown away. |
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131 |
| Letter: Cheap day out. |
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193 |
| Letter: Digital delight. |
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149 |
| Letter: Give us a break. |
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132 |
| Letter: Joint Stadium is best for city. |
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262 |
| Letter: Like sardines in tin-can trains. |
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388 |
| Letter: Police state. |
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135 |
| Letter: Street patrols. |
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149 |
| Letter: Tale of two cities. |
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86 |
| Letter: Target nonsense. |
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152 |
| Letter: This is no time to be scrapping CAP. |
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212 |
| Letter: Thrilling views. |
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139 |
| Letter: Time for action. |
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222 |
| Letter: Worth the wait. |
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128 |
| LIVERPOOL DAILY POST: Why Culture Year is so capital. |
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367 |
| Man held after teenager killed 20 miles from home. |
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234 |
| Man wins staying alive bet. |
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220 |
| MARTIN DWYER. |
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180 |
| McCartney's Sound rocks the crowd; THE HOMECOMING GIG Liverpool 08 EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE. |
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662 |
| Mike set to chime for bell. |
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327 |
| MONEY: Hey, big saver ... rates keep on rising; It's never been a better time to put a little something away for a rainy day, as Jeremy Gates reports. |
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1020 |
| Motorcycling: IN BRIEF - Martin's TT fight. |
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84 |
| OBITUARY: Jimmy Dell. |
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Obituary |
387 |
| ON THIS DAY IN ... |
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96 |
| Packing up for a great new career; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. |
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445 |
| Parents of child binge drinkers will face prosecution. |
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222 |
| Podium place for Clipper crew. |
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140 |
| Police in hunt for man's killer. |
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596 |
| Promising - but now hard work begins; INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY. |
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904 |
| Rail staff balloted for strike action. |
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198 |
| Regional success has Irish buoyant; Rugby Union. |
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270 |
| Resort bus link to airport is scrapped; EXCLUSIVE Crackdown on drivers idling in lay-bys. |
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461 |
| Ron's set to reveal where his future lies. |
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270 |
| Ronaldo to announce his future plans. |
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279 |
| Rugby League: Pressure mounts on Widnes after another defeat. |
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407 |
| Rugby Union: Andrew dismisses fears for duo's fitness; Toby Flood yesterday. |
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316 |
| Ryder hopefuls can't stop Strange victory in Wales. |
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361 |
| Schoolgirl, 6, crushed by 7 1/2 -tonne skip wagon; Child left with serious leg injuries. |
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359 |
| Shops rethink brings EFC stadium one step closer; EXCLUSIVE City council's approval for Tesco retreat. |
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524 |
| Sport ROUND-UP: Jessica injured. |
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90 |
| Sport ROUND-UP: Nadal on fire to reach last eight. |
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137 |
| Sport ROUND-UP: Seb back on top. |
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105 |
| Sport ROUND-UP: Valentino victory. |
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124 |
| Strange days; Scott takes Celtic title despite a dizzy spell WELSH OPEN GOLF. |
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876 |
| Straw rejects change of leader. |
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214 |
| SUNDAY TIPS; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. |
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353 |
| TAUGHT A LESSON; Experience of Dutch style so priceless-Tosh. |
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432 |
| The power of cash. |
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488 |
| Thieves work out gym plan to get car keys. |
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89 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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219 |
| Thousands take to streets for Tunnel 10k. |
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182 |
| TIME OUT: LOOKING BACK. |
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82 |
| Toshack praises young Welsh side after defeat. |
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507 |
| VIEWPOINT: LAST week, it was announced that Golwg. |
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528 |
| WALES: 'No guarantee post office cull will stop here' SAVE YOUR POST OFFICES 'Government can't duck responsibility' say MPs. |
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493 |
| WALES: Ancient crossings. |
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187 |
| WALES: Big future predicted for young singer. |
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217 |
| WALES: Bishop to retire after 10 years. |
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213 |
| WALES: Body discovery 'not suspicious'. |
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119 |
| WALES: Body in sea may be missing fisherman. |
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179 |
| WALES: Bring back our ferry; CALL TO RESTORE ONCE-POPULAR STRAIT SERVICE. |
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426 |
| WALES: Building begins on new school after fields row. |
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393 |
| Wales: Desperate cancer therapy struggle for 3-yr-old Stella; Treating new tum our will destroy immune system. |
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444 |
| WALES: Escape with scratches. |
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189 |
| WALES: Fancy a Peardrop? Sweet begonia to be launched at show. |
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226 |
| WALES: Fly-past at veterans' big day. |
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131 |
| WALES: Help on offer to keep your home. |
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201 |
| WALES: Hold-ups plague the A55. |
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81 |
| WALES: Knifed on a busy beach; Horror as victim slashed on throat. |
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385 |
| WALES: Lifeboat rescues breakdown yacht. |
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172 |
| WALES: Motorists face month of delays. |
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241 |
| WALES: NEVER AGAIN; 71-YEAR-OLD PILOT'S VOW AFTER SECOND CRASH. |
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546 |
| WALES: New rules to tackle timeshare cheats. |
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311 |
| WALES: Nurse verbally abused babies. |
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353 |
| Wales: Railway included in guide. |
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96 |
| WALES: Sudden death of Patricia, 44, shocks village; Husband being consoled by friends. |
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294 |
| WALES: Summer show of students' art. |
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158 |
| WALES: Teens 'lucky' after inflatable crocodile sank under them; WEEKEND OF 'CHAOS' AROUND N.WALES COAST... |
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636 |
| WALES: Thousands in Race for Life. |
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442 |
| Wales: Women take four roles in cabinet. |
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205 |
| WALES: Wooden you know it? Everyone had a great time at festival. |
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149 |
| Warner: Beckham must be used to win your cup bid; INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY. |
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515 |
| Watchdog puts blocks on chlorine packaging sale; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE Concerns over reduced competition. |
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330 |
| We've got the cash to pay for 2008; Culture Company delight as funding comes through EXCLUSIVE. |
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277 |
| Welcome to Artistic Republic of Garston; Cultural revolution on village streets. |
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244 |
| Weld is denied a Famous victory. |
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125 |
| Wing wizard Shane looking to show off; Rugby Union. |
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733 |
| Woman held over deaths. |
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130 |
June 2, 2008
