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Author |
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Words |
| 'BATTERED' WOMAN HELD IN MURDER INQUIRY; PARTNER STABBED TO DEATH. |
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101 |
| 'Time to move on' over Iran stories. |
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247 |
| 'Work for North' call. |
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160 |
| Abandoned; EXCLUSIVE Cranes pulled out of pounds 1bn Baltic Triangle site as troubled developers call in the administrators. |
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787 |
| Actor's sporting tour takes in a visit to Aintree. |
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131 |
| Al Qaida claims Algeria bombs that killed 23. |
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214 |
| Alarm as farm incomes slump; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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167 |
| ALISON TAYLOR MY SHOUT. |
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446 |
| All dressed up and somewhere to go; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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234 |
| Artist gives Cathedral a touch of the Oriental for first UK exhibition. |
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286 |
| Athletics: IN BRIEF - Liu to sharpen up in Sheffield. |
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99 |
| Athletics: John in the Hunt for Pike fell running glory; LOCAL ATHLETICS. |
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482 |
| Athletics: Kerry's cracking run lands her first prize. |
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422 |
| Battle to avoid the drop still in the air. |
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353 |
| Behind the glamour of showbiz are the roadies; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk If you love music and have a practical or technical nature, a career as a roadie may appeal. Michelle Rushton climbed up a gantry to find out more. |
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514 |
| Being influential; TRUST THE POST. |
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549 |
| Benefits cheat worked as bouncer and line-dancer. |
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432 |
| Bollywood in frame for NW locations; Region targets Indian films. |
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475 |
| Boxing: IN BRIEF - Froch guns for Joe. |
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80 |
| BP chief's pay-off 'grotesque'. |
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193 |
| Britain braced as Bluetongue creeps closer; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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437 |
| BRITAIN: 'Wrong glasses' caused disaster. |
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266 |
| BRITAIN: 16 fans are charged after United clashes. |
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469 |
| BRITAIN: Charles is jolly good fellow. |
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182 |
| BRITAIN: Ellie gran and uncle in court over fatal dog attack. |
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229 |
| BRITAIN: pounds 136m yacht. |
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98 |
| British Airways may opt for Airbus superjumbo. |
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297 |
| Broody bird is set for one massive meltdown. |
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173 |
| Ceremony at sunset as bodies flown home. |
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408 |
| Chester chairman fined pounds 1,000. |
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151 |
| choice in your home. |
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474 |
| City's favourite. |
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88 |
| Clamour grows for Navy stories probe; Defence chief takes the blame for decision. |
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449 |
| cool: En-counter the best looks; Have you been tempted to try a makeover from one of the beautifully made-up ladies on cosmetics counters - but been afraid you would end up looking like Aunt Sally? The truth is you can learn a lot. Style City went to try out some of the spring/summer makeovers in Liverpool city centre. |
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737 |
| Cricket: Must do better, says Vaughan after scare. |
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1227 |
| Cricket: Prestatyn snap up Williams. |
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187 |
| Cricket: Simmons prepared for challenges ahead as chairman of forward-looking Lancashire; COUNTY CRICKET. |
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490 |
| Cricket: Strike ace sidelined for kiwi clash; ENGLAND TOIL TO BEAT TIGERS. |
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257 |
| Cricket: Test of nerve; ENGLAND TOIL TO BEAT TIGERS England make hard work of victory. |
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651 |
| Cricket: Trescothick aims to return when ready; WORLD CUP CRICKET. |
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529 |
| Curb on food ads aimed at children. |
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234 |
| DAILY POST: Time to say 'goodbye' Mr Browne; YOUR VOICE IN WALES. |
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401 |
| Drink-fuelled violence threatens the new prosperity of Liverpool, says Blair. |
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298 |
| Drugs and drink fuelled man's assaults. |
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200 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Anglesey warms to home-grown olives; This could be Europe's most northern grove. |
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529 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: EBVs spell success for Alwyn; MARKET REPORTS. |
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210 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Give us one man to call our own.... |
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372 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Isle of curious crops. |
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113 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Learn how to make hay the traditional way. |
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239 |
| FARM & COUNTRY: Watch the birdie... but don't use your bike. |
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173 |
| Fighting for survival; FARM & COUNTRY The battle to conserve Snowdonia's natural beauty from man-made disasters has been raging for 40 years As the Snowdonia Society celebrates its 40th anniversary, Andrew Forgrave examines its track record. |
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1479 |
| Firm clinches pounds 4m delivery contract. |
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351 |
| First one there... or are we? FARM & COUNTRY. |
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566 |
| Flood bonds to go on sale. |
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178 |
| football ROUND-UP: Owen well on the road to recovery. |
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95 |
| Football: Boring? No way; it's all to play for; BLUE WATCH. |
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627 |
| Football: BRING ON JOSE'S BOYS; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Crouch puts Reds through. |
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292 |
| Football: Cris is simply the best says pal Evra; MANCHESTER UNITED LOOK TO REPEAT TREBLE OF '99. |
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728 |
| Football: Crouch stands tall for Benitez; REDS THROUGH TO BATTLE OF BRITAIN Peter takes his tally to 18 in as many starts to set up a semi date with boyhood heroes Chelsea CHAMPIONS LEAGUE. |
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1024 |
| Football: Don't be expecting fireworks; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE COMMENT. |
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472 |
| Football: IN BRIEF - Brazil at Wembley. |
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80 |
| Football: IN BRIEF - Irish making Sanchez plans. |
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94 |
| Football: IN BRIEF - King's back to ease Jol worries. |
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89 |
| Football: IN BRIEF - Owen scores on friendly return. |
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90 |
| Football: Job done as Benitez's side seals progress. |
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1347 |
| Football: Lampard: Liverpool revenge not our target. |
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595 |
| Football: Leaders humbled. |
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195 |
| Football: Let's pray that Dragons can escape drop; MANCHESTER UNITED LOOK TO REPEAT TREBLE OF '99. |
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313 |
| Football: McKenna's men edge ever closer; WELSH PREMIER. |
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287 |
| Football: Neville revelling in return to centre. |
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433 |
| Football: Neville's happy to take centre stage. |
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523 |
| Football: Nothing compared to that.. or to Ronaldo; MANCHESTER UNITED LOOK TO REPEAT TREBLE OF '99. |
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752 |
| Football: Parker sure United can go all the way; MANCHESTER UNITED LOOK TO REPEAT TREBLE OF '99. |
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282 |
| Football: Plans afoot after 'disappointing' season. |
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205 |
| Football: Sanchez committed to N. Ireland. |
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316 |
| Football: Seedorf stars as AC Milan progress. |
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259 |
| Football: This wasn't a goal... but we aren't bitter. |
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644 |
| Football: United up next for AC Milan; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE. |
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216 |
| Football: We can't afford more shockers. |
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638 |
| Football: We were friends, until we beat them; Benitez cranks up Mourinho mind games ahead of semi-final. |
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704 |
| Football: We won't take eye off ball Carrick. |
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568 |
| Garden Festival 'walk into the future', via cyberspace; Virtual reality tour of what derelict site will look like 25 years on. |
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503 |
| Glasses may have hindered ferry lookout. |
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215 |
| GOLF: Dodd hoping for repeat at China Open. |
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292 |
| Golf: IN BRIEF - Jacklin back for Seniors Masters. |
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96 |
| Golf: No flukes for Dodd. |
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197 |
| Grandmother in court on manslaughter charge. |
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264 |
| Grids to make sheep flourish; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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344 |
| Ground staff jump to it for a perfect National; AINTREE 2007 Turf team's big race day. |
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722 |
| happening: Bring on the April showers. |
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109 |
| happening: Food, glorious food in every quarter of our city; The Urbanite. |
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579 |
| happening: Show some model behaviour. |
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112 |
| happening: Stunning homes still available. |
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111 |
| happening: The eyes have it. |
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85 |
| Healthy food ads for children. |
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109 |
| Helping hand at Moss Bros. |
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217 |
| Horse Racing: Exotic Dancer set to gain compensation in Betfair Bowl. |
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457 |
| Horse Racing: Hughes is confident of making his Point; JOHN SMITH'S GRAND NATIONAL MEETING - DAY ONE Irish trainer expects big run from Barrow as Joes Edge goes to beach. |
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977 |
| Horse Racing: Irish eyes aiming at another Aintree win; Joes Edge takes over as bookies top choice. |
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949 |
| Horse Racing: Jack set to bounce back. |
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283 |
| Horse Racing: Jack set to bounce back. |
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314 |
| Horse Racing: Williams playing for place money. |
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355 |
| Icelandic shareholder fires a shot across Woolworths' bows. |
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296 |
| IN BRIEF: Roma fans in court after soccer brawl. |
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110 |
| interiors: 10 of the best perfumes for the summer months; Miranda Newey sniffs out the new scents. |
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247 |
| interiors: Living in Victorian splendour; Debbie Johnson meets an art enthusiast in her home. |
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695 |
| Iraq war bred new Islamic terrorists. |
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210 |
| Lads' sex mags 'useful' to boys; Schools watchdog hails advice to teenagers. |
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320 |
| Lawn Tennis: GB face a tough test in Croatia; DAVIS CUP TENNIS. |
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271 |
| Lawn Tennis: Lloyd confident ahead of Croatia clash. |
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340 |
| LEISURE TIME: news QUIZ. |
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85 |
| LEISURE TIME: QUIZ CHALLENGE. |
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84 |
| Letter: All in a name. |
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171 |
| Letter: Build a green stadium. |
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304 |
| Letter: Cultured ladies. |
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221 |
| Letter: Football violence. |
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116 |
| Letter: Internet interest. |
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120 |
| Letter: Poor hotels. |
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122 |
| Letter: Property ladder. |
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173 |
| Letter: Royalty or reality. |
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83 |
| Letter: Selling stories. |
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110 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Common sense. |
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273 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Dog danger. |
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155 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Fair to woman? |
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168 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - Our brave forces used for spin. |
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183 |
| Letter: VIEWPOINT - We've enough landmarks. |
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131 |
| Life on Mars in the running for double TV award. |
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132 |
| Liverpool's Celtic friends in show of solidarity over Hillsborough. |
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157 |
| Man ordered to repay UN cash; Human shield given pounds 1,300 too much. |
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342 |
| Maybe it is not a man's world after all. |
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459 |
| Metal detectors urged in schools. |
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116 |
| Mortgages on sixfold salaries. |
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106 |
| Motor Racing: Ferrari to hunt Ross; FORMULA ONE. |
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173 |
| Motor Racing: IN BRIEF - Hamilton keeps feet on ground. |
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103 |
| Motor Racing: Jonjo hopes to avoid Compensation; AINTREE RACING. |
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263 |
| Naughty but nice; in association with fish4jobs Michelle Rushton meets SIMON PRESCOTT, Director, Nice 'N' Naughty. |
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479 |
| OBITUARY. |
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Obituary |
398 |
| ON THIS DAY IN ... |
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118 |
| out and ABOUT: Leaders of men; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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95 |
| out and ABOUT: Our heritage; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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86 |
| Parking poll. |
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85 |
| people: By invitation only. |
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375 |
| people: Living it up with... Tony Gilchrist, 27, sous chef at Pistachio, on Lark Lane. |
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140 |
| POST PUZZLER: 50 for fun. |
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1097 |
| pounds 10.1bn takeover bid for Sainsbury's abandoned. |
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371 |
| Racecourses bid falls short of expectations. |
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396 |
| Rapist jailed for attack on girl, 14. |
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204 |
| Resort a hotspot for ID fraud. |
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447 |
| Rugby League: Coach complains despite extra preparation time. |
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477 |
| Rugby Union: Euro Cup will still take place next year. |
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255 |
| Rugby Union: North Wales Cup. |
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96 |
| Site must not be left an eyesore. |
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220 |
| SMEs opt out of interest fees. |
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387 |
| The ap Hywel brothers gear up for stardom; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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418 |
| THE DAILY POST & YOU. |
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134 |
| THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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192 |
| Three held in murder inquiry. |
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123 |
| TIME OUT: QUIZ CHALLENGE. |
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84 |
| Tough time for printer. |
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80 |
| Tributes to plane crash victims. |
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179 |
| TV quiz cheat guilty of assault. |
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263 |
| Under-eights offered an insight into yoga at city museum. |
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115 |
| WALES: 'Towel slip' man cleared of 'flashing'. |
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173 |
| WALES: 'Wendy is a lovely girl who has had to put up with a hell of a lot' Woman arrested after partner found stabbed to death at their home. |
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740 |
| WALES: Abattoir workers walk out for a day. |
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138 |
| WALES: Banned motorist had 193 convictions. |
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402 |
| WALES: Blair flags up reduction in crime figures. |
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227 |
| WALES: BNP election form probe: No charges; But police officer may face action over nomination. |
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434 |
| WALES: Cardiff to Valley in just 46 minutes; Tom Bodden joins the inaugural north-south air link. |
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929 |
| WALES: Debating team talks way into region final. |
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234 |
| WALES: Don't risk court over dodgy waste workers; Cold caller dumped woman's rubbish. |
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446 |
| WALES: Eisteddfod Flynyddol Pandy Tudur (1856-2007). |
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288 |
| WALES: Factory quizzed over dust fallout; Cement company pays to get cars cleaned. |
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415 |
| WALES: Go-ahead for new school. |
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81 |
| WALES: Great-grandad lottery winner dies. |
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296 |
| WALES: Hospice building opened by Duke. |
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136 |
| WALES: If final isn't at Racecourse... you may not get one; Sunday teams consider boycott over threat to dream season end. |
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524 |
| WALES: Kyffin drawing may make pounds 4,000; Signed work comes up for auction. |
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414 |
| WALES: Labour's pledges 'an insult'. |
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90 |
| WALES: N.Wales marginal seats on knife edge; Region emerging as key election battleground. |
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659 |
| WALES: Net child porn nurse escapes jail sentence. |
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262 |
| WALES: Plaid's challenge to Morgan over Iraq. |
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168 |
| WALES: Police pay pounds 131,000 to settle civil claims. |
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244 |
| WALES: Sky's the limit for young engineers. |
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203 |
| WALES: Tributes paid to TV director. |
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277 |
| Woman, 74, raped in her home. |
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133 |
| Wool's time will be here again; FARM & COUNTRY. |
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206 |
| Worst Asbo families to be forced to live in 'sin bins'. |
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462 |
April 12, 2007
