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Author |
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Words |
| A corner of England that is forever Wales. |
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696 |
| A major distraction. |
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479 |
| A sickness we simply cannot afford. |
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408 |
| A stunning collection; FLICKR FAVOURITES. |
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334 |
| Acclaimed film to get Liverpool premiere; Cannes sensation comes home. |
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533 |
| Alcohol disorder zones plan dubbed 'a disaster' Business leader urges council to shun laws which would leave city 'desolate'. |
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457 |
| Athletics: Chambers to inspire others to clean up. |
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270 |
| Athletics: Chambers wants others to learn from 'mistake'. |
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263 |
| Azzurri boss is wary of the Sacchi factor; HOLLAND v ITALY GROUP C, TONIGHT 7.45PM. |
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474 |
| Bilic shrugs off Croatia struggles; EURO 2008. |
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337 |
| BOK TO REALITY; Gat's rocked by Welsh 'humiliation'. |
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420 |
| Boxing: Lockett's Pav praise. |
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167 |
| britain ROUND-UP: Three soldiers killed in attack. |
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97 |
| Cahill sets Premier return as top priority; World Cup on hold for Aussie. |
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519 |
| Canny buyers can pick and choose from share wreckage. |
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405 |
| Capture the moment; COASTLINE AND WATERWAYS Public transport provider Merseytravel is helping to make the region's unsurpassed attractions and activities accessible to everyone. |
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311 |
| CASH POINTS. |
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364 |
| Child's missing exhibit. |
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110 |
| City night fuses east and west. |
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109 |
| Comfort and care. |
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256 |
| County accused of 'abuse' of money. |
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131 |
| Cricket: Cork and Horton star as Lanes assume control. |
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431 |
| Cricket: Glam do enough to hold off Warwicks; COUNTY CRICKET. |
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344 |
| Cricket: Griffiths century is not enough to earn Mold a win. |
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458 |
| Cricket: Hat-trick hero Simon skittles out Southport; Liverpool Competition Premier League. |
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474 |
| Cricket: Liverpool capitalise after leaders Leigh lose; First Division. |
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392 |
| Cricket: Marshall's winning knock keeps Edge top; LOCAL CRICKET. |
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324 |
| Cricket: Mercurial James seeks consistency; TEST CRICKET. |
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320 |
| Cricket: Prestatyn defeated. |
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132 |
| Cricket: Rainhill rain on Alder's victory parade to go top; LOCAL CRICKET. |
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354 |
| Cricket: The Bay celebrate a victory - at last. |
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465 |
| Cricket: We are getting better all the time - Vaughan. |
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802 |
| Cricket: We just keep getting better insists skipper; TEST CRICKET. |
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875 |
| Cultural tour de force. |
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148 |
| Daily log jam. |
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238 |
| Donadoni wary of threat posed by Dutch; HOLLAND v ITALY Group C 7.45pm ITV 1 EURO 2008. |
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590 |
| Everton stadium plan goes to council. |
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160 |
| Fairground site legal fight looms; Pleasureland owners deny 'dangerous state' claims EXCLUSIVE. |
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506 |
| Fans in protest at Anfield. |
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336 |
| Firm sheds two lawyers as credit crunch bites; In association with BUSINESS Redundancies blamed on downturn. |
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373 |
| Firms set to lose places; In association with BUSINESS. |
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95 |
| Fondled can handle Pontefract. |
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288 |
| Fondled to pip ponte rivals. |
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340 |
| Football: City close in on a Brazilian double. |
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189 |
| Football: Ronaldo's keeping United waiting. |
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288 |
| Football: Tim opts for Blues over the Aussies' qualifier. |
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466 |
| Football: Well worth the wait; THE NORTH WALES GREATS - PART NINE Patience pays off for Jones as the goalkeeper sees his footballing dreams come true Our special series continues with Mark Currie in conversation with keeper Paul Jones. |
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1168 |
| Frei injury 'disaster' for Swiss; EURO 2008. |
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322 |
| Full steam ahead for exhibition; When British Railways' last steam train in the UK ran from Liverpool, in August, 1968, nobody would have dared predict its return with such force 40 years later. |
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799 |
| Gatland gunning to restore pride. |
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146 |
| George Standen; OBITUARY. |
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396 |
| German coach keen to salute the Pod cast; EURO 2008. |
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353 |
| Go inside and have a look. |
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165 |
| Goalie charged after M6 crash; Two children killed in road accident. |
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413 |
| Golf: Golf gods help Jeev to victory. |
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302 |
| Golf: Winner sings from same hymnsheet as Faldo. |
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690 |
| Goodison target Jo bound for Eastlands; Hughes is poised to splash out. |
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457 |
| Hamilton's challenge comes crashing down around him in Canada; FORMULA ONE. |
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1006 |
| Heavyweights hit by injuries. |
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199 |
| Horse Racing: Bolger's mistaken Approach pays off. |
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798 |
| Hotels booming as city visitors flock to Capital of Culture; In association with BUSINESS. |
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212 |
| Houllier: England will hit back; EURO 2008. |
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158 |
| IN BRIEF: Celtic suits Simic. |
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90 |
| IN BRIEF: Death toll of UK troops reaches 100. |
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91 |
| IN BRIEF: McClaren eyes Rovers hot seat. |
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89 |
| IN BRIEF: Rangers close in on deal for Davis. |
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86 |
| IN BRIEF: Remix hit. |
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111 |
| KEY Events; Philip Key's 08 Culture Diary. |
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175 |
| Key players absent for French as Mutu singled out as Romania dangerman; ROMANIA v FRANCE Group C 5pm BBC1 EURO 2008. |
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201 |
| Lawn Tennis: IN BRIEF - Beaten Murray still a believer. |
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88 |
| Lawn Tennis: IN BRIEF - British girls on the main line. |
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81 |
| Lawn Tennis: Ivanovic reveals Serb inspiration. |
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334 |
| Lawn Tennis: Liverpool-bound Hingis blames boredom for retiring. |
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613 |
| Lawn Tennis: Nadal clinches title in easy fashion; FRENCH OPEN TENNIS. |
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280 |
| Lawn Tennis: Perfect clay model as Nadal floors Federer. |
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524 |
| Les Bleus boss still quiet on ace Vieira. |
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264 |
| Letter: Freak show. |
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84 |
| Letter: Inclusive plan. |
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184 |
| Letter: Keep Goodison. |
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126 |
| Letter: Knife legislation. |
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143 |
| Letter: Laughable. |
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145 |
| Letter: Little benefit. |
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155 |
| Letter: Misleading. |
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264 |
| Letter: New threat to Post Offices. |
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222 |
| Letter: Only in Liverpool. |
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118 |
| Letter: Praise is due. |
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94 |
| LIVERPOOL COMEDY FESTIVAL; Philip Key's 08 Culture Diary. |
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309 |
| LIVERPOOL DAILY POST: Culture Year shows its magic. |
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335 |
| Lucas is a step closer to Olympics. |
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484 |
| MAN,19, DIES IN HORROR SMASH; Five hurt in two accidents on same road. |
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92 |
| Mersey Gateway is a 'real stunner' Bridge's final design to be revealed. |
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447 |
| MONEY: Beware of the sale and rent back traps; In the longer term, very few will benefit from such deals, says Jeremy Gates. |
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1158 |
| Morris dancers trip the dark fantastic at Speke Hall. |
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151 |
| Motor Cycling: IN BRIEF - Pedrosa homes in. |
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84 |
| Motor Racing: Lewis' penalty; Hamilton's hit hard as Canada GP ends badly FORMULA ONE. |
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748 |
| Neville: Ronaldo is at the right club. |
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152 |
| New Zealand 21 Ireland 11. |
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238 |
| news QUIZ. |
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95 |
| ON THIS DAY IN. |
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122 |
| Plans to cut rubbish collections. |
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256 |
| Plea to public as police condemn 'unprovoked' murder of woman, 54. |
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180 |
| Pole position is maiden Grand Prix win. |
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447 |
| QUIZ CHALLENGE. |
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96 |
| Record crowds thrill to city's biggest-ever Parade. |
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510 |
| Reds are set to be without ace Lucas. |
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474 |
| Risk sharing will be explored on pensions; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. |
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361 |
| Road nightmare. |
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103 |
| Rugby League: Lowes stakes claim with impressive debut victory. |
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706 |
| Rugby Union: Blow for England as Easter forced to return home. |
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271 |
| Rugby Union: BOKS SLAM GAT'S BOYS; WALES STILL A LONG WAY OFF THE WORLD'S BEST Six Nations champs are brought back down to earth as South Africa show them how it's done. |
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1098 |
| Rugby Union: I'll definitely be back in time for French; hay DAYS PUGH ON THE JUNIOR WORLD CUP. |
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260 |
| Rugby Union: Thrashing shows we have a lot to learn; COMMENT. |
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403 |
| Scolari refusing to get carried away after win; EURO 2008. |
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541 |
| Show throws light on the art of stained glass; Philip Key's 08 Culture Diary. |
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312 |
| Snooker: IN BRIEF - O'Sullivan pays for lewd outburst. |
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90 |
| Street party and concerts make a grand finale for the Festival of Hope; Philip Key's 08 Culture Diary. |
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170 |
| Swimming: Halsall strikes gold with record. |
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256 |
| THE DAILY POST & YOU. |
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134 |
| Thief preyed on elderly friend. |
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206 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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208 |
| Thousands come together at festival in memory of young murder victim. |
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209 |
| TIME OUT: QUIZ CHALLENGE. |
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97 |
| Toddler shot with pellet gun. |
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115 |
| Tories face new expenses questions. |
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125 |
| Tough times but happy ones. |
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327 |
| Travel in style. |
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153 |
| Underdogs pole-axed by Podolski; EUROPE'S FINEST BATTLE IT OUT. |
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202 |
| Union may cut Labour party cash. |
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91 |
| Vanquished Vikings reeling from Smith injury woe. |
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338 |
| VAUGHAN'S WARNING. |
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140 |
| Veteran takes to the tracks again. |
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305 |
| VIEW POINT. |
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552 |
| Village steps back in time for colourful celebrations. |
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141 |
| WALES: Boy's face badly burned as shirt catches alight; Warning after camping horror. |
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356 |
| WALES: Campaign bids to save phone boxes. |
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264 |
| WALES: Check if your council comes up to scratch; Performance indicators will let public compare authority with others. |
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488 |
| WALES: Council staff take 70,000 days off sick; ...and that's in the first three months of this year alone. |
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629 |
| WALES: D - Day shipmates meet for first time over 60 years later. |
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444 |
| WALES: Driver is accused of death of 'angel'. |
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275 |
| WALES: EU studies business scheme. |
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173 |
| WALES: Ex-POWs to be reunited. |
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149 |
| WALES: Following Wales' free swim example. |
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212 |
| WALES: Gun threat man arrest. |
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109 |
| WALES: High flier takes on family garage. |
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499 |
| WALES: Learner bikers to travel for their tests. |
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205 |
| WALES: More sun on the way for all you beach babes. |
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138 |
| WALES: MP's push to help creative industries. |
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171 |
| WALES: Offenders help with estate clean-up. |
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356 |
| WALES: Pier's the stage for 150 jugglers. |
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126 |
| WALES: Plans set to go-ahead. |
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161 |
| WALES: Professor secures innovation role. |
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86 |
| WALES: Project tops the enterprise league. |
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158 |
| WALES: Return of the long hours culture. |
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354 |
| WALES: Riders saddle up to support heart charity; 400 cyclists take part to raise cash for research. |
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650 |
| WALES: SECOND SMASH AN HOUR LATER. |
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207 |
| WALES: SET UPON IN PASSAGEWAY. |
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100 |
| WALES: Sheikh gives vital backing to Airbus; Airline boss puts faith in A380 despite order backlog. |
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441 |
| WALES: Sion would not want to see us cry; FAMILY SPEAKS OUT OVER STUDENT'S KILLING. |
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972 |
| WALES: Stars turn out for film fest. |
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149 |
| WALES: Tears as Welsh star reports break-up with film beauty. |
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283 |
| WALES: The future for journalism in Wales being discussed. |
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274 |
| WALES: THE NORMANDY LANDINGS. |
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109 |
| WALES: Tragic county hit by latest suicide. |
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193 |
| WALES: Wales and Scotland discuss Euro 2016 bid. |
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387 |
| WALES: We will miss you Ger...Love mum and dad; PARENTS' HEARTBREAKING MESSAGE TO CRASH VICTIM Teenager killed and pal critical after car accident. |
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571 |
| WALES: Woman rescued from bed blaze. |
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254 |
| WALES: You're holding us to ransom; Residents' anger as farmers' cash wrangle delays flood defences. |
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641 |
| We haven't inflated marks, says university; Squabble over rankings. |
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419 |
| Wirral flying high after fun weekend; Kite flyers and cyclists bring colour to area. |
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404 |
| world ROUND-UP: Police killings. |
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97 |
| world ROUND-UP: Rally stopped. |
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85 |
| Young overwhelmed by career choices; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. |
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128 |
June 9, 2008
