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Articles from Daily Post (Liverpool, England) (August 11, 2004)

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`Mouldy bedding, filthy floors and slimy toilets' Family's outrage at holiday hell in Pontins' chalet. 541
15, 000 fish to re-stock river. 136
50p to get into car boot sale. 100
A credit to them. 96
After 20 years, Chief Beefeater turns his back on history. 262
After half a century, Suez veteran's service is recognised. 312
AS I SEE IT. 505
As technology gallops onward, good training for staff is vital. 466
Assembly's bill for cleaning self-clean glass. 342
ATHLETICS: All in the mind; Wales hopeful Benjamin banking on Black advice. 571
Bank boosts currency team. 128
Benson's Law. 310
Biggest lender hikes rate. 208
Biography of a bandit; A Liverpool academic tells David Charters of her passion for an American outlaw who blinded himself in despair as he faced a life behind bars. 1225
Biotech firm signs tasty deal with Swiss. 282
Blair holiday details blunder. 156
Blaze arson probe. 98
Book review: How to do just about everything in the office. 285
Bookie to bet pounds 1m on United. 175
Bosses learn to deliver changes. 203
BOXING: Calzaghe could be forced to fight Veit. 197
BOXING: Williams plans Tyson follow-up. 89
Buoyed up; Nautical specialists plan to expand after just a year. 359
Business lunch: Director invests in Formby asparagus for starters -- and his dividend is a perfect 10. 588
Business Profile: Taking the strain of running Welsh trains; Eryl Crump talks to the man charged with bringing together Wales' railway services. 1243
Buyer hope in bid to save abattoir jobs. 204
Colleges in Chinese visas warning. 245
Concern over refugees in jail. 312
Crackdown call on hate messages. 317
Crashes have claimed nearly 50 UK lives in last five years. 232
Creamery safe; Dairy Farmers of Britain deal secures 200 jobs. 375
Cricket: Hooper takes the reins from Hegg. 122
CRICKET: Houlston's record spell. 184
CRICKET: Lucky break saved my England career; Thorpe admits Hussain blow sparked his Test comeback. 566
CRICKET: Prestatyn quartet in action for Merseyside. 193
Cricket: Thorpe making most of his lucky break. 563
CRICKET: Weather frustrates Cheshire. 254
Dare to be different; David Jones learns why new ideas and angles can often prove more successful than following proven formulas. 468
Dead soldier's family call for Iraqi pull-out. 286
Diana necklace for sale at pounds 1m. 209
Disgraced Palios may liven up dinner; Accountants still hope ex-FA chief will be their guest speaker. 627
Doctor KO'd friend in brawl on yacht. 379
DYLAN JONES-EVANS. 613
End of the line for dodgy doormen; Glyn Mon Hughes delves into the sometimes murky world of the security guard and discovers an industry anxious for regulation. 1195
Equity market struggles. 303
Family of dead soldier: Get troops out of Iraq; Recruit days away from return home. 425
Father imprisoned for second time for harassing his ex-partner. 231
FEEDBACK WITH IAN PARRI. 509
Ferry passenger wins her boarding game to land pounds 10,000 jackpot prize. 159
Film team hopes comedy will hit big screen. 218
First red alert as torrential rain causes widespread flash floods; Drivers warned and roads close as water levels continue to rise. 622
Five killed as British tour bus falls 100ft off road. 412
Football: A new season, but same old problems; Len Capeling gives his view on the new Premiership campaign. . . and what Everton and Liverpool fans can expect. 2353
Football: Absent Owen free to make Madrid move; Champions League bench duty puts striker closer to pounds 25m Anfield exit. 686
Football: Anderton moves to Birmingham. 86
Football: Benitez has to dig deeper to secure Alonso deal. 451
Football: Benitez praises saviour Gerrard; Grazer AK . . . . . . . . . 0 Liverpool . . . . . . . . . 2. 318
Football: Bosnar on show as Everton are held; Blackburn Res. . . . . 0 Everton Res. . . . . . . 0. 153
Football: Everton rebuff bid for Gravesen. 341
Football: Galactico Gerrard is a real hero again; Grazer AK 0 Liverpool 2. 1299
Football: Gerrard steps into the breach; Reds find a new homegrown goal-machine as Steven fills the void left by sub Owen. 1285
FOOTBALL: Gilberto to muck in if Vieira goes. 121
Football: Gravesen price must be right - Moyes. 271
FOOTBALL: Joey won't go. 80
Football: Little hopes youngster learns a `big lesson'. 324
Football: Magpies health scare monitored. 86
Football: Overjoyed Dagnall left to regret his first strike; Tranmere 2 Hartlepool 1. 1025
FOOTBALL: Play it again Sam; Hector's hat-trick seals points as Dragons cling on. 846
FOOTBALL: Pompey hoping. 117
FOOTBALL: Sir Alex involved in Olympic-sized row. 195
Football: Sociedad demand more for Alonso. 312
Football: Stadium worries plague Victoria. 164
FOOTBALL: Striker light; Fergie gets ready to dabble in the market. 756
Football: Striking decision for Ferguson. 92
Football: THIS MEANS GOODBYE. . . Owen's off after sitting out Reds' Euro victory; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Graz AK 2 Liverpool 0. 449
Football: Wycombe too organised for stuttering Chester; Chester City . . . . . . . . . . 0 Wycombe Wanderers . . . 2. 440
FORMULA ONE: Williams rubbish new BAR claims. 276
Fraud on increase; But total value of cases falls. 215
Friends branch out after garden design takes show by storm. 335
From marketing manager to running the show; The Profile: Tony McDonough meets KATH BOULLEN, chief executive of St Helens Chamber of Commerce. 951
Gallant Red Cross stalwart mourned. 300
Garden honouring Glyndaer is a clergyman's dream come true. 249
Get out or die, US troops warn Shi'ite militiamen. 259
GOLF: Brit duo stunned by `brutal' Straits. 308
GOLF: Duo ready to whistle down wind in US test. 238
GOLF: Runcie bows out but Lewis targets last-32 spot. 199
GOLF: Winstanley triumph. 124
gossip. 321
Graduate debt soars to pounds 12,000. 441
Grandmother's witch guide to wing-walking. 230
Green firm takes award standard. 110
Grief after backpacker found dead in harbour. 497
Gwynedd's many gardeners should beware of hidden dangers. 186
Healthcare firm finds Brazilian outlet for blood plasma. 190
Hendrix under the hammer. 104
Hospital plea for walking aids. 137
How we can stay at Racecourse; Wrexham fans fight to save spiritual home. 445
Howard talks sense in fight against crime. 386
Hunt for Wales' adventurous over-50s. 258
Invitation to SME investors. 86
Is inflation about to strike again? 453
Island of opportunity; Glyn Mon Hughes looks at what's being done on Anglesey to secure its future prosperity. 1202
IT links work. 99
Italians blunder on Blair's holiday. 224
JENNI MURRAY: Why don't we all rise up? 837
Keep an eye on your tax bills. 167
Len Capeling: Blues are lucky Premier quality is in short supply. 363
Len Capeling: Chelsea to profit if Gunners slip up. 256
Len Capeling: Never write off Fergie too soon. 100
Len Capeling: Owen's boots difficult to fill. 342
Len Capeling: Team odds. 487
Letter: BB not so big. 119
Letter: Biggs captivity has no purpose. 172
Letter: Close beds. 97
Letter: Cosmetic. 202
Letter: Eyesores. 137
Letter: Festival plan. 165
Letter: Fresh food. 253
Letter: Green belt. 87
Letter: Hospital row. 249
Letter: New Brighton regeneration. 110
Letter: Playboy PM. 107
Letter: Report dismissed. 197
Letter: School sports. 112
Letter: Tatty tunnel. 117
Letter: Vision. 200
Life Plus: How can I be sure it is veggie? 451
Liverpool needs you back home; Campaign pleads for exiles to return to work in city. 390
Liverpool sporting firm wins Olympic race. 241
M&S extend Myners stay. 88
Madeleine scoops pounds 10, 000 jackpot in Irish Ferry's pounds 1m give-away. 230
Maelor picks Brazilian partner. 136
Make a date for Welsh link-up. 327
Men in boats theft plot escape jail terms. 212
Money talks; pounds 1. 5m hotel conference suite pays off. 355
MOTOR RACING: Williams return fire over Button. 84
MP promises to bring children's A&E back to resort. 359
MR BROCKLEBANK: Cruising concerns. 416
Murder victim's girl friend flees after prowler terror. 208
New postings. 91
Nice guys finish first; Showing you care for your staff could clinch a win as Employer Of The Year. 774
No move for Man U. 80
Now it's Easy on the phone. 133
Now Sunday is the cities' big night out. 125
Obituary: Fay Wray. 375
Oldest ASBO back in court. 124
OLYMPIC GAMES: ATHLETICS: Black advice pays off for hope Benjamin. 256
OLYMPIC GAMES: ATHLETICS: Heat fine for Paula. 127
OLYMPIC GAMES: ATHLETICS: Macey's going for bronze target. 202
OLYMPIC GAMES: GYMNASTICS: Medal pressure doesn't bother cool Tweddle; Teenager calm amid hype over rare gymnastics Olympics gold. 339
OLYMPIC GAMES: SWIMMING: Swimmer's confidence sky high. 221
OLYMPIC GAMES: SWIMMING: Thorpe stumbles over gold poser; COUNTDOWN TO ATHENS 2004 -- TWO DAYS TO THE OLYMPICS. 310
OLYMPIC GAMES: TENNIS: Henman dreaming of gold. 204
OLYMPIC GAMES: TENNIS: Tim Henman. 94
ON THIS DAY . . . 159
Plan to monitor cement factory. 179
Police calling for new post mortem. 371
Police found cannabis in shed. 190
pounds 1. 5m work to spruce up hotel. 305
PRIMIN MN - THE ANGLESEY SHOW: Amnesty plea over cattle. 1114
PRIMIN MN - THE ANGLESEY SHOW: Ladies not impressed by beauty pageant. 270
PRIMIN MN - THE ANGLESEY SHOW: RESULTS. 716
Private jail is blasted. 143
Probe into luxury homes plan; Public inquiry will decide fate of dock land project. 444
Pub protest may seek court ruling; Villagers fight to save hub of community. 363
Quake rocks China. 131
R&SA may abandon Danish sale. 308
Racing: Fallon is facing tough battle to retain champion jockey crown. 413
Racing: Morning to bounce back. 319
Racing: Morning to bounce back. 319
Radio link to lighthouses puts Wirral on world stage; Club's ambitious two-day transmission. 451
Retailers help curb inflation. 152
Revenge shootings couple had feared for their lives; Mother of murderer had fled to seaside resort. 588
RUGBY LEAGUE: Relief as Saints' Hooper cleared of serious injury. 574
Rugby player accused of being drunk on board plane. 190
Rugby stadium to house NHS centre. 90
RUGBY UNION: Fit Wilkinson revelling in `fresh start'. 204
RUGBY UNION: Jenkins gets Lions invite. 173
RUGBY UNION: Prop admits to fears over future. 89
SAILING: Puffin Island race restricted. 265
Science jobs go over the border. 207
Setback for Kings Dock project; Watchdog calls for rethink of `bleak' waterfront plan. 664
Setting the scene for economic success. 184
Seven trapped by tide. 115
Stab fear of piracy busters. 217
Supermarkets take 33p in the pound. 293
Suzy branches out; Winning students go into business. 315
Sven's affair points to problems. 349
Tap into web power to boost music scene; Ex-Thin Lizzy member backs web pilot scheme. 388
Teenager's body found in loch. 143
The home of perfect harmony; Jane Gallagher learns how to ward off the bad vibes at home. 1186
The small town Welsh boy who changed the world; An explorer, adventurer and originator of the most famous greeting in the English language? That would be HM Stanley, David Charters presumes. 926
THOUGHT for the DAY. 165
Three taken to hospital after deadly chemical leak at docks. 276
Through the glass ceiling; Fewer than one in five of the top jobs in public life in Wales are held by women. Diana Pulson talked to three who have made their mark in a man's world. 1603
TODDLER SETS FIRE TO HOME; House destroyed by two-year-old boy. 631
Trading places; Over 200 jobs on the way as company moves in. 530
Turks suspect Kurds of hotel bombings. 259
Up for GRABS. 272
Warning to uninsured drivers: your car could be destroyed. 232
We don't want another vital plan to collapse. 427
Wedding couple in biking horror. 263
Why I love . . . Marketing: Carol Davenport, marketing development manager, Royal Liver Assurance. 244
Wild times for Liquid. 85
Wirral plans for `Fifth Grace' Design consultants called in to transform the waterfront. 465

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