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Author |
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Words |
| 'After 18 years... we're an overnight success' David Powell talks to Elbow's Pete Turner ahead of their North Wales date. |
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404 |
| 'I'll have that Pike line on my grave' Malcolm Handley talks to much-loved Welsh actor Philip Madoc about panto, his latest period drama... and a certain Dad's Army episode theatre. |
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542 |
| 1,000 JOBS ON WAY AT N.WALES' FIRST JAIL; CAERNARFON NAMED AS PRISON SITE. |
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80 |
| 6 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK ... |
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252 |
| 8,000 darts fans watch world's number one Power to victory. |
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361 |
| Airbus tankers deal still flying. |
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399 |
| Amoo puts Liverpool through to last eight. |
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812 |
| Anger at Thatcher sacking. |
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117 |
| ART WANTS CUP RUN. |
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532 |
| Arteta: Dan can forge bright future. |
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972 |
| Athletics: Athletes hope for clear sky. |
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256 |
| BBC under fire over high pay for presenters. |
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468 |
| Bellway sales in 38% slump. |
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166 |
| BIRDS IN ENGINES OF RIVER PLANE. |
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170 |
| Bolton boss: Everton our Blueprint; EVERTON. |
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289 |
| BOOK IT NOW UB40 at MEN Arena, Manchester; theatre. |
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240 |
| Borthwick's pain a big motivator; COUNTDOWN TO SIX NATIONS Six nations ROUND-UP. |
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110 |
| Bowled over; days out Mark Williams and his wife Diane took their two teenagers to the new ten-pin bowling centre in Wrexham's Eagles Meadow shopping centre. |
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1145 |
| Boxing: Calzaghe calls it a day as undefeated world champ. |
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251 |
| Boxing: NORTH WALES PUNCHING WELL ABOVE ITS WEIGHT; ringside VIEW. |
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396 |
| Boxing: Unlucky Enzo in limbo yet again; ringside VIEW. |
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697 |
| Bradley: My name has finally been cleared; Council leader's relief at inquiry ruling. |
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806 |
| britain ROUND-UP: Most wanted. |
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85 |
| britain ROUND-UP: Saving counts. |
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80 |
| Brutal Herod's a terror for tenor; cinema/theatre. |
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407 |
| Caldy look to maintain push. |
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214 |
| Call to help teachers. |
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86 |
| Campaign for signed news bulletins. |
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234 |
| City bolstered by Chester youths; WELSH PREMIER. |
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258 |
| City boss rages as ace Shaun faces ban. |
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218 |
| COLLIN JOINS WREXHAM. |
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123 |
| Coming soon... PRISON FOR N.WALES A new prison, 1,000 full-time posts, hundreds of building jobs and an extra pounds 17m-a-yr for our struggling economy N.WALES JAIL SITE REVEALED. |
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828 |
| Company defies crunch with record profits. |
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Financial report |
237 |
| Concern grows for missing teenager. |
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118 |
| Cricket: Breakthrough thwarted as hosts rack up runs. |
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530 |
| DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: Prison jobs will be a lifesaver for region. |
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Editorial |
389 |
| Damba defies extinction threat as aquarium keeps struggling species alive. |
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178 |
| Dark cloud over Unilever; Sales down - but full-year profits still ahead. |
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Financial report |
349 |
| Decision to drop Thatcher attacked. |
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130 |
| Derby victory can fire us to Wembley; Arteta upbeat, but still wary of threat from Aston Villa. |
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633 |
| Desperate Tom; COUNTDOWN TO SIX NATIONS Six nations ROUND-UP. |
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92 |
| Downing targets survival for Boro. |
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146 |
| Drink-driver killed son's best friend. |
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318 |
| FA demand explanation from ITV. |
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237 |
| Factory slashes half its workers; BOSS PLEDGES TO GIVE HIS EX-STAFF FIRST JOBS WHEN RECOVERY BEGINS. |
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377 |
| Favourites title is not a burden; COUNTDOWN TO SIX NATIONS Shane sure Wales can handle pressure. |
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604 |
| FIFA MUST SMASH TRANSFER WINDOW; off the FENCE. |
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354 |
| Final shots in the battle for Kirkby; DESTINATION KIRKBY INQUIRY CONCLUDES Warring councils went head-to-head on the penultimate day of the nine-week public inquiry into Everton FC and Tesco's proposals for Kirkby. Richard Down reports on the closing statements. |
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895 |
| Fingers crossed for playable pitch. |
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87 |
| FORMER SOLDIER ROBBED PHONES; PRISON FOR N.WALES He was on bail for assault. |
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444 |
| Forrester doubt to defend crown. |
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264 |
| Forward thinking. |
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487 |
| Free tunnel tolls plan thrown out; Prices frozen for year. |
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437 |
| French cruiser; a matter of OPINION in association with fish4. |
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858 |
| Friction... a history; PRISON FOR N.WALES. |
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194 |
| Further fall in interest rates proves good news for struggling homeowners. |
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221 |
| Future stars and tips from the top at Ffresh. |
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183 |
| Gap in music teaching. |
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121 |
| Getting railways back on track; Fund will make it easier to reopen abandoned lines. |
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424 |
| Glaxo jobs go in bid to save pounds 1bn. |
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162 |
| Golf: Becky has lead in Oz. |
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165 |
| Golf: IN BRIEF - Harrington back in action after op. |
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90 |
| Great fun for Steffan in Dickens musical; theatre. |
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Theater review |
589 |
| Great news and a boost to our firms; PRISON FOR N.WALES. |
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359 |
| Harte heads to St Mirren. |
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96 |
| Heralding the mercurial music maestro; Bob Dylan concerts are huge events, but a writer from Birkenhead now also tours with his own show about the greatest poet in rock and roll. |
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1348 |
| Hog to Boss the limelight. |
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489 |
| Homes lose water overnight. |
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184 |
| Hopes rise for agreement on Sefton's council tax; Final figure to top 3%. |
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343 |
| Horse Racing: Boss to Hog the limelight. |
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311 |
| Hughes gives his full backing to Richards. |
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190 |
| Husband stabbed wife 500 times; Killer had 'volcanic eruption'. |
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465 |
| I always knew I'd score roars Cup hero Dan; EVERTON. |
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866 |
| I lost two years of memories in motorbike crash; But pupils help me remember life is precious. |
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329 |
| I've made the right decision - Fletcher. |
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278 |
| IN BRIEF: 100 drivers trapped by heavy snow. |
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80 |
| IN BRIEF: America's Guantanamo warning. |
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111 |
| IN BRIEF: Hughes bemoans banning system. |
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91 |
| IN BRIEF: Icelandic upheaval. |
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80 |
| IN BRIEF: N'Zogbia insists: I'm no sulker. |
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101 |
| IN BRIEF: Quaresma can be hit - Carvalho. |
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88 |
| Injured Gerrard a doubt for Madrid tie. |
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515 |
| Italy the obstacle. |
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149 |
| ITV 'sorry' over TV adverts own goal. |
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135 |
| JLR boss tells Mandelson: No help would be 'tragedy' Aim is to be pioneering - with backing SUPPORT JAGUAR NOW. |
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721 |
| JOE: WHY I QUIT; LEGEND CALZAGHE RETIRES UNBEATEN. |
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543 |
| Late rally for FTSE after rates cut. |
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153 |
| Lecturers offer solace to Mumbai victims; Volunteers counsel survivors. |
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495 |
| LEISURE TIME: news QUIZ. |
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101 |
| Letter: Another blot on the landscape. |
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312 |
| Letter: Council protocol. |
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171 |
| Letter: Doesn't matter what you call it. |
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203 |
| Letter: Global warming? |
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80 |
| Letter: MP's future. |
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135 |
| Letter: Nurse suspension a disgrace. |
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152 |
| Letter: Pet cruelty. |
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119 |
| Letter: Positive step. |
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195 |
| Letter: Real sentencing. |
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148 |
| Letter: Service support. |
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179 |
| Letter: Simple mistake. |
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126 |
| Letter: Size isn't everything. |
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135 |
| Letter: Unspent cash. |
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89 |
| Letter: Work with us. |
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199 |
| LIVERPOOL DAILY POST: City saga that ran for too long. |
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Editorial |
300 |
| Log on to www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk. |
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137 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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232 |
| Man facing jail for brother's stabbing. |
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167 |
| Man found with head injuries. |
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108 |
| Measles most prevalent in NW. |
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187 |
| Moore shrugs off Orient's new-found exuberance. |
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686 |
| Moyes has given Blues a reason to be proud. |
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549 |
| New scheme helps mid Wales firm protect jobs. |
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267 |
| No blizzard... unless you're barmy Boris. |
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588 |
| Nurse can return after prayer row. |
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276 |
| OBITUARY. |
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362 |
| ON THIS DAY IN ... |
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178 |
| Only pounds 1. 8bn profit? Better sack a few thousand... |
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168 |
| Partridge blow hampers injury-hit Chester. |
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255 |
| Patients' details stolen from car. |
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210 |
| Pellow goes over to the dark side in Witches musical. |
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196 |
| plugs& POINTS; in association with fish4. |
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331 |
| PM warns on bank executive bonuses. |
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183 |
| pounds 50m makeover for a great British tradition. |
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557 |
| Prior philosophical after technology denies England breakthrough. |
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163 |
| Proud to be a Everton follower. |
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312 |
| Quaresma will be a huge Premier hit. |
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175 |
| Racing: IN BRIEF - Inspections planned. |
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112 |
| Reds rocked; Gerrard a doubt for Real clash. |
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445 |
| Rugby League: No wizardry required as Potter takes Saints' reins. |
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545 |
| Rugby Union: Borthwick seeks redemption. |
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214 |
| Rugby Union: IN BRIEF - Williams confident but not cocksure. |
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106 |
| Safari park's record figures beat crunch; Visitor numbers hit a 35-year high. |
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495 |
| Saunders is worrying at fixture backlog; Pile-up could derail the Dragons promotion bid. |
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553 |
| SEALED WITH A KISS; VALENTINE'S DAY DEBUT FOR ARRIVALS. |
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286 |
| SEE THIS David Lloyd Griffith in Ruthin; theatre. |
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104 |
| Shoot-out heartbreak sees Everton crash out of Youth Cup. |
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438 |
| Spirited Coward classic in N.Wales; theatre. |
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Theater review |
230 |
| Stadium costs 'up to pounds 547m' OLYMPICS BILL SOARS YET AGAIN. |
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513 |
| Tate passes on the Lever mantle to National Football Museum. |
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263 |
| Thomas completes Cross Country clean sweep; LOCAL ATHLETICS. |
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294 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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219 |
| Time for action on economy - Obama. |
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322 |
| Time for change at Newcastle - Given. |
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263 |
| Title showdown set for a TV showpiece. |
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143 |
| Tomi hopes to continue hoodoo; WELSH PREMIER. |
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225 |
| Tosh is right man for the job. |
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171 |
| Tragedy artwork owner's pledge. |
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143 |
| Tributes paid to unique lensman. |
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331 |
| Tributes to the Mersey master who bottled ships for the Royals. |
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182 |
| Two men guilty of Wright shooting; 'Ruthless and cold-blooded'. |
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449 |
| Unfashionable Airbus can soar to glory - boss; premier NEWS. |
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538 |
| WALES: 6th-form merger opposed. |
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210 |
| WALES: Animators win pounds 1.5m contract; FILMS TO TAKE ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND KIDS' OBESITY. |
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419 |
| WALES: Cash-hit colleges warn of job cuts. |
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190 |
| WALES: Castle lines up leading exhibits. |
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125 |
| WALES: COUNT ME IN; DARTS CHAMP COMES HOME TO MARK TITLE WITH TATTOO. |
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381 |
| WALES: Cut your carbon... and your fuel bills. |
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174 |
| WALES: Extra cash for affordable housing. |
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117 |
| WALES: Gritting's on ration; SUPPLIES RUN LOW WITH MORE SNOW FORECAST. |
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536 |
| WALES: He was inches from death; WIFE'S PRAYERS AFTER HUBBY'S HEAD IS CRUSHED IN MILL HORROR. |
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429 |
| WALES: Hunt for early years teachers. |
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122 |
| WALES: I QUIT; DRAGONS' TRUST CHIEF WALKS AFTER NEW STAND BUST-UP. |
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442 |
| WALES: Interest rates hit record 1%; But experts warn it's pointless unless banks are made to lend again. |
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680 |
| WALES: Mental care shake-up. |
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135 |
| WALES: Opposition grows to crem plan. |
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158 |
| WALES: Schools review delayed. |
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150 |
| WALES: Sex pest escapes prison sentence. |
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196 |
| WALES: Thanks for help says choke teen's dad. |
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130 |
| WALES: You treat truckers like they're dirt; Haulier hits out after plan to build rest stop at blackspot is blocked. |
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599 |
| Was Keane sold in power battle? off the FENCE. |
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812 |
| Water works threat to city centre store; Supply hitch hits Lewis's. |
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|
375 |
| We won't need state aid, says A&L's Spanish owner; Banco Santander records 9.4% profit rise. |
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Financial report |
437 |
| White driven on by fear of failure; COUNTDOWN TO SIX NATIONS. |
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|
350 |
| Win the ultimate in romantic Whoopee; theatre. |
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230 |
| world ROUND-UP: China declares drought crisis. |
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84 |
| world ROUND-UP: Ship freed. |
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87 |
| WREXHAM defender. |
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86 |
February 6, 2009
