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| `Jail confession claims are lies' Murderer's new bid for freedom. |
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495 |
| 190 hurt in train smash. |
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93 |
| ACADEMY FOOTBALL: EVERTON: Vidarsson opens account for U18s. |
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471 |
| ACADEMY FOOTBALL: LIVERPOOL: Win over Spurs may set up derby. |
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222 |
| Airbus staff win praise. |
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395 |
| Airbus workers praised. |
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104 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Colts clinch win in cracking cup comeback; Wallasey & District League. |
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375 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Dixon's double propels East Villa to the top; I Zingari League. |
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482 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Full steam ahead as Dock go on cup cruise; Birkenhead Sunday League. |
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380 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Leaders sunk by battling Ship; Wirral Sunday League. |
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278 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Pensby on the up; South Wirral League. |
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126 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Tasker helps Thomas Telford maintain title hunt; Ellesmere Port Sunday. |
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345 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Top two set to meet in the Cup; Mid-Cheshire League. |
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223 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Waterloo keep up their winning habit; Liverpool Cty Combination. |
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329 |
| AMATEUR FOOTBALL: Wright steers Motors into last four of Senior Cup; West Cheshire League. |
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683 |
| Archbishop held in latest Iraq violence. |
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227 |
| Arts Diary: JAZZ: Merseyside Jazz Festival 2005/ Crowne Plaza Hotel, Liverpool. |
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310 |
| Arts Diary: Legg up for Adrian; Philip Key discovers how guitarist got his first break. |
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542 |
| Arts Diary: Salute to animation hey-day. |
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244 |
| ATHLETICS: Paula in sights. |
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144 |
| Ban smoking and you'll get a medal. |
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314 |
| Banker admits sex act in front of schoolgirls; But he is spared jail and allowed to keep his job. |
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463 |
| Battle to save Fusiliers' name. |
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293 |
| Bid to have the swastika banned. |
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143 |
| Boarding made academic life a joy for Stephanie. |
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322 |
| Boy admits raping teacher. |
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175 |
| Bride and joy. |
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195 |
| Cancel African debt, says Brown. |
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142 |
| CBI leader applauds Airbus workforce; A380 unveiled today. |
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384 |
| Celebrating our heroes; A new organisation is being launched today to celebrate the great statues and public monuments of Liverpool. David Charters reports. |
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1091 |
| Charity demands changes to Bill. |
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282 |
| Charity worker dies on mercy mission; Grandfather, 58, who built shelters for homeless, is killed in Romania. |
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499 |
| Council will tow away old vehicles for nothing; Service to rid streets of abandoned cars. |
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430 |
| CRICKET: Bell to skipper England A Tour. |
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111 |
| CRICKET: England serve up Hogg roast; Seven-up Matt fires Vaughan's men home. |
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1112 |
| Cricket: Hero Hoggard inspires England; FOURTH TEST SOUTH AFRICA v ENGLAND. |
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820 |
| CRICKET: Hero Hoggard leads England to magical win. |
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442 |
| CRICKET: Jaguar pull out. |
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83 |
| Cricket: Magnificent seven: England's greatest modern-day Test victories. |
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444 |
| CRICKET: The greatest Test wins of recent times. |
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502 |
| Cricket: Vaughan salutes `amazing' England; FOURTH TEST SOUTH AFRICA v ENGLAND. |
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620 |
| Daily Post Comment: Could `New' tag revive Tories? |
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334 |
| DAILY POST COMMENT: Howard must learn from Blair or face defeat again. |
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334 |
| Daring dozen fight for place in world yacht race. |
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243 |
| Daughter's pounds 50, 000 nightmare. |
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248 |
| David BANKS: Are English the only ones to blame? |
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224 |
| David BANKS: Ignorance is the threat, not fancy dress folly. |
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910 |
| DAVID CHARTERS: I do not want a computer or a mobile phone. |
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824 |
| Designer helped to dress princess; Ian Jones talks to a woman whose creative flair saw her asked to design clothes for a royal honeymoon. |
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934 |
| Disgraced policeman quits new shop job. |
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184 |
| Driver spared prison to care for parents. |
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122 |
| Eight dead in Iraq attack. |
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112 |
| Euro-sceptics. |
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84 |
| Eurotunnel hopes to restructure pounds 6bn debt. |
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307 |
| Ex-Lovejoy actor McShane scoops drama honour at Hollywood Golden Globe awards. |
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235 |
| Faces from the ends of the earth; A new book is being published to celebrate Liverpool's astonishing racial diversity. Peter Elson reports. |
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1937 |
| Fault cuts power to hundreds. |
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91 |
| Financial support for tourism. |
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161 |
| First-time fathers need a helping hand just the same as new mums; Lisa Salmon discovers a new book aimed at telling it how it is for fathers. |
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441 |
| Football: Achterberg sweats on training injury. |
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815 |
| Football: Away day Blues are no worry - Moyes. |
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312 |
| Football: Away day Blues are no worry - Moyes. |
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397 |
| Football: Benitez: I don't want you to go to Chelsea; Liverpool manager urges keeper Carson to make Anfield move. |
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557 |
| Football: Chester chase Cottagers' Doherty. |
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201 |
| Football: Clarets not hoping for pitch battle. |
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287 |
| Football: COME JOIN US; Benitez tells Carson to reject Chelsea. |
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551 |
| Football: Everyone has got me wrong, insists Diouf. |
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324 |
| Football: FA concerned as Ferguson-Wenger feud escalates. |
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471 |
| Football: I'll come back even stronger; Rest has done me good, insists Giggs. |
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526 |
| Football: Midfielder Navarro to extend his stay with Silkmen. |
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118 |
| Football: Owen happy with life in Madrid. |
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226 |
| Football: Pitch not a leveller. |
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136 |
| Football: Players banned in FA drug-bust. |
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91 |
| Football: Playing youth does not risk Cup hopes - Benitez; FA CUP THIRD ROUND BURNLEY, LIVERPOOL, TONIGHT, 7. 45PM. |
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1165 |
| Football: Redknapp lure for newest Saint. |
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92 |
| Football: Rooney escapes celebration rap. |
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89 |
| Football: Saints see off Bettws to go third; MONTGOMERYSHIRE LG. |
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123 |
| Football: Shock? We're likely to face a backlash. |
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692 |
| Football: Souness interest in striker Yakubu. |
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82 |
| Football: Vics and Port may meet in Trophy. |
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207 |
| Football: Why I'm right to let young guns go for it; Benitez defends resting Gerrard and Co. |
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835 |
| Gipsy in Euro court pledge over bungalow battle; Officials refuse to recognise him as a traveller. |
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636 |
| Gold medal reward for 45 years of RNLI fundraising. |
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227 |
| Golf North West: Baldwin out to reign in Spain match. |
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298 |
| Golf North West: COURSE TEST: Spectacular setting hits the Bull's eye; Trevor Peake finds an island delight not far from home. |
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1003 |
| Golf North West: Driving force to help youngsters. |
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331 |
| Golf North West: Dutton's role helped keep courses in the public eye. |
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929 |
| Golf North West: Hours on the range pay off for rising star; Cheshire champion Adam earns call to England squad. |
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693 |
| Golf North West: Moonlighting keeps Emma on course. |
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434 |
| Golf North West: Now test yourself on the rules. |
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357 |
| Golf North West: Warrington so close to right answer. |
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179 |
| Golf North West: Win free lessons for six weeks. |
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80 |
| Golf North West: Woolton choose Marion. |
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99 |
| Golf: CLUB NEWS. |
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548 |
| Golf: Houston hope for SA repeat; Flint golfer wants Durban success. |
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420 |
| Golf: Reigning champs sharing scratch league summit; SCRATCH LEAGUE. |
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218 |
| Gunman killed himself. |
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121 |
| Hamas defies truce call; New Palestinian leader under pressure. |
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300 |
| He-Man beefs up shares. |
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205 |
| Historic woods helpers wanted. |
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173 |
| HOCKEY: Hightown remain in hunt with win treble. |
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222 |
| HOCKEY: Rhyl edge it in thriller. |
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84 |
| Hogwarts helps raise profile of schools; Larry Neild discovers the impact of Harry Potter on the boarding sector. |
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1093 |
| I'll give you back our baby; Runaway father's promise to frantic mum in New Zealand tug-of-love fight. |
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574 |
| Jagger picks up a Golden Globe; Globe goddesses light up the Hollywood night. |
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443 |
| Killer of football fan released. |
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127 |
| Kilroy-Silk to join his own party. |
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194 |
| Labour on the attack over rivals' tax pledges; Milburn targets Tories. |
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503 |
| Legal Week: Father and son pairing win table-top soccer cup. |
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124 |
| Legal Week: Lawyer ready to defend in VIPER trial. |
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154 |
| Legal Week: New partner for merged firm. |
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94 |
| Legal Week: Solicitor to probe client-finding fees; System to be reviewed. |
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438 |
| Letter: Church needed. |
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179 |
| Letter: Cynical move. |
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136 |
| Letter: Dramatic statement. |
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130 |
| Letter: Lead by example. |
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120 |
| Letter: Stop the blocks. |
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111 |
| Letter: Stupid error. |
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83 |
| Letter: Time to wake up. |
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471 |
| Letter: Vision needed, not caution. |
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128 |
| Letter: Waste of money. |
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173 |
| Life after scalding toddler. |
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237 |
| London experts to stage marathon. |
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222 |
| LONDON MARKET. |
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308 |
| Lord Steel to deliver lecture. |
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162 |
| Man carried out armed raids hours after police blunder set him free; Missing papers led to release of knife attack schizophrenic. |
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515 |
| Man seized in Liverpool indicted on terrorism charges. |
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184 |
| Mark Lawrenson: Ferguson's rant is an act of futility. |
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181 |
| Mark Lawrenson: Liverpool must strengthen to close gap at top. |
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421 |
| Mark Lawrenson: Moyes should gather fruits of the Forest. |
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636 |
| Mark Lawrenson: Now's the time for Sir Alex to just shut up. |
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366 |
| Mark Lawrenson: Replacement is Grave concern. |
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348 |
| Mark Lawrenson: Still streets apart; Benitez believes his Reds are just off the top - I'm not so sure. |
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527 |
| MD signs up to help Dafydd's village. |
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130 |
| Mersey house prices rise above North West average; Costs have doubled in last 10 years. |
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501 |
| Monsoon profits up 32%. |
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205 |
| MOTORCYCLING: Chaz earns ride. |
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102 |
| Murder probe launched after body found. |
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201 |
| Nelson talk to benefit sailors. |
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146 |
| North Wales actor among sparklin stage show line-up; Gareth joins Victoria Wood, Julie Walters and Neil Morrisey in West End blockbuster. |
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424 |
| OBITUARY: Stanley Mason. |
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372 |
| Officer in drink shame resigns; Special Branch superintendent drove twice over legal limit. |
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514 |
| ON THIS DAY . . . |
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167 |
| Our biggest and best birdwatching hide . . . now nothing but ashes; pounds 10, 000 RSPB viewpoint destroyed after illegal nature reserve party. |
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480 |
| Pelted with eggs and hit with a driving ban after dating site hoax; `I was drunk but web message was promising me all sorts of favours'. |
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373 |
| Pensioners missing out on tax cut. |
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356 |
| pounds 38m plan to improve M62 junction. |
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101 |
| pounds 710m bid for Mersey Docks and Harbour Company. |
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363 |
| Princess joins the hounds ahead of hunting ban. |
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232 |
| Private sector still growing. |
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274 |
| Racing: Count looks a Banker. |
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347 |
| Racing: Count looks a Banker. |
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345 |
| RACING: Ireland lead the way for Cheltenham. |
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254 |
| Radio stations unite for tsunami relief appeal; pounds 1m target topped with hours to spare. |
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597 |
| Reader's eye/celebration. |
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279 |
| Residents urged to join mobile phone mast cancer survey. |
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217 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: Gleeson eager to take chances with Wolves. |
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465 |
| RUGBY UNION: Charvis fears ease for England opener. |
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312 |
| RUGBY UNION: Injured Charvis sees specialist. |
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96 |
| RUGBY UNION: Respected Robinson remains as skipper. |
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444 |
| SAILING: Kyffin delight. |
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106 |
| Sangria gives author Daniella taste of success. |
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457 |
| Schools cleared after runaway fuel tanker crashes. |
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144 |
| Schools still have to stick to the rules for considering new pupils, no matter what sector they are in. |
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355 |
| Schools warning angers Muslims. |
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383 |
| Siemens move would hit 5, 000 jobs. |
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80 |
| Singer defies bullies by winning record contract; Teenager was badly injured in jealous attack. |
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415 |
| SNOOKER: Robertson has Whirlwind date. |
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93 |
| SNOOKER: Robertson hits fearsome form. |
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202 |
| SOCIAL DIARY; A week in the night life of the North West. |
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481 |
| Society's anger at English inquiry. |
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225 |
| Sorry, but Wales does not exist. |
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213 |
| Special needs teacher denies she has become a `monster'. |
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263 |
| SQUASH: Thomas faces up to long lay-off. |
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218 |
| Star GAZING: Bristol bands link up for tsunami. |
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154 |
| Star GAZING: John's so happy to get the boot. |
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111 |
| Star GAZING: Postman Pat to deliver on tour. |
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133 |
| Stars raise pounds 3m for appeal. |
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470 |
| Strength of mind; Ian Jones learns about the willpower needed to make it to the top of a tough sport from a former Commonwealth victor. |
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777 |
| Take a deep breath and try not to panic; Laura Davis looks at the best way to help your child prepare for the entrance tests. |
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801 |
| Tax plans spark election fight. |
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385 |
| Teacher admits sex with girls. |
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101 |
| Tennis: Baltacha in no hurry to make flight; AUSTRALIAN OPEN. |
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302 |
| Tennis: Federer turning up heat. |
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213 |
| Tennis: Henman ready to spark in Australia; AUSTRALIAN OPEN British number one looks Down Under for victory. |
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393 |
| TENNIS: Upbeat Henman prepares to do himself justice. |
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547 |
| Testing time ahead for independent education; Laura Davis looks at the way in to schools in the private sector. |
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497 |
| Thatcher return. |
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87 |
| The Debate: FEED BACK: Last week we asked: Should churches claim the right to run schools? |
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259 |
| The Debate: Is Royal Family relevant to ordinary people? Adrian Butler on the pros and cons of a society led by a monarchy. |
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311 |
| The Debate: Is Royal Family relevant to ordinary people?: NO: The result is that our society becomes lopsided. |
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467 |
| The Debate: Is Royal Family relevant to ordinary people?: POST FORUM. |
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266 |
| The Debate: Is Royal Family relevant to ordinary people?: YES: They live their lives with a sense of duty and loyalty. |
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522 |
| The killers lurking beneath the waves. |
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505 |
| The village where vandals run riot; Graffiti, arson, and now even police car is trashed. |
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615 |
| This is to remind the public that violent crime is our priority; Weapons seized across North Wales as police crack down on knives. |
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320 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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201 |
| Three-part paper to get through the English examination. |
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266 |
| TOM BODDEN: CAPITAL EYE. |
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478 |
| Tory scare tactics. |
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448 |
| Troubled energy giant returns to Stock Market. |
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178 |
| TV pioneer to lead entrepreneurs' group; Commission will kick-start city enterprise. |
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335 |
| Viva!: A new golden age for glamour. |
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641 |
| Viva!: Budget option tried and tested. |
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217 |
| Viva!: Good week, bad week . . . |
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204 |
| Viva!: Life LINE: SOLVING YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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570 |
| Viva!: Online health club. |
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183 |
| Viva!: Save pounds 4, 000 on your beauty bill; Sarah Hooley on how you - and your bank balance - can look good throughout 2005. |
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890 |
| Viva!: The Viva! girls love. . . Colourful lips, Miss Marple and getting something for nothing. |
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145 |
| Viva!: Toxin war zone; Jill Tunstall turns to green algae and paper knickers in her bid to detox. |
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771 |
| Viva!: What is she wearing? |
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86 |
| Voluntary-aided admission can be easy with planning ahead; Chris Brown discovers that preparation is the best way to approach voluntary-aided schools. |
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652 |
| Warning on risks of cannabis. |
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83 |
| We'll beat the gangs, vows jail chief; Drugs problem being tackled. |
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893 |
| Winifred ready to celebrate her 106th birthday. |
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172 |
| Winslet gets two Bafta chances. |
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200 |
| Wolseley upbeat. |
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90 |
| Woman injured in horror carjacking; Back broken in theft. |
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483 |
| Work under way on restoring an architectural treasure. |
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168 |
| Workers want to stay healthy. |
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132 |
| Write a caption. |
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129 |
| Your LETTERS: Empty promises. |
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149 |
| Your LETTERS: Just pay the fine. |
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139 |
| Your LETTERS: Language divide. |
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93 |
| Your LETTERS: Not so stupid. |
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139 |
| Your LETTERS: Strip Thatcher of his title. |
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174 |
| Your LETTERS: We need answers from top cops. |
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285 |
| Your poems: Indoor Carpet Bowling. |
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272 |
| Youth denies murdering parents after exam success; Son, 18, to face trial after couple stabbed to death in their home. |
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429 |
January 18, 2005
