Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 1927: Crime, marital splits and a royal reunion. |
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423 |
| 2 JAGS-60 MOTORBIKES; Prescott brings in back-up for eclipse. |
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187 |
| 200 DNA TESTS IN LAURA HUNT; BREAKTHROUGH: NEW CLUE COULD LEAD POLICE TO SEX KILLER. |
Griffiths, Stuart |
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451 |
| 8000 IN HOLIDAY CHAOS; Brits are left without bags. |
Mulford, Sarah |
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326 |
| AIDAN LIVES LIFE IN THE FAS LANE. |
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188 |
| AL AT ODDS; There was none like the Brave. |
Martin, Allister |
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597 |
| All aboard for a record-breaker; SURF'S UP: TWENTY FANATICS PLAN TO RULE THE WAVES. |
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146 |
| ANDY BEGGED TYCOON'S BLONDE WIFE FOR A DATE. |
Dowdney, Mark |
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351 |
| At the greatest phase of obscurity, gulls uttered weird cries as if about to retire for the night. |
Shields, Bob |
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737 |
| ATHLETICS: Running El for leather. |
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150 |
| Barman of the Week; Youngest bar manager set to make his Mark. |
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269 |
| Billy swaps the Big Yin for Bad Yin. |
Kerrigan, Jason |
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322 |
| BiteBack; You did belly well Tam. |
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224 |
| Blackout Sea; Bulgaria gets best view. |
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1012 |
| Bread and breakfast; Bonne in Prestwick offers a perfect pick-me-up on a Sunday morning. It's great the night before, too. |
Black, Tony |
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834 |
| BRITONS GIVE UP PLAYING TO WIN; Competitive sports are hit by slump. |
McDOUGALL, DAN |
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407 |
| Call of nature; SCHOFIELD'S ANIMAL ODYSSEY. |
Spavin, Vicky |
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804 |
| Calm before the storm. |
McLEAN, GRACE |
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563 |
| Canine Dalgleish may star in pounds 25million movie. |
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224 |
| CASH PLEA BY PATIENTS GIVEN INFECTED BLOOD. |
McLEAN, JIM |
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338 |
| Cha Cha to waltz home. |
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141 |
| CHILD SEX CASE SCOT STILL WANTS TO TE ACH KIDS; College hope of man freed by 'bribe'. |
Hardaker, Paul |
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330 |
| Cilla's husband out of hospital. |
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119 |
| CLUBspy. |
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120 |
| Cocktail of the Week. |
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115 |
| COMPO'S SON TO STAR IN SUMMER WINE; He'll play scruff's long-lost boy. |
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286 |
| contest; Win a super holiday to Florence. |
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170 |
| CRICKET: Such: I'm nought your hero. |
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271 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; A star turn from glam Geri. |
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421 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Caught in the Nick of time. |
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447 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Fifteen minutes of fame. |
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422 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Getting the right fix on drugs. |
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418 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Once in a lifetime glimpse. |
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451 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Summer Of Love: Sounds of '69 Channel 4, 10.00pm. |
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926 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Who cares for the carers? |
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424 |
| Diary of killer's return home to England. |
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174 |
| Did the moon move for you?; the total eclipse: how it happens. |
McLEAN, JIM |
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890 |
| Diet drug company must pay out pounds 15m. |
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216 |
| DOG RACING: A GONER..MY GREYHOUND ALLERGIC TO HARE. |
Cowan, Tam |
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228 |
| Don't miss out on the next one. |
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796 |
| Dragons & darkness. |
McLEAN, JIM |
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1147 |
| DRAMA of the week; Married to Mob mentality. |
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150 |
| DRIVER, 90 JAILED FOR KILLING GIRL AND GRAN; Uproar over sentence. |
Mulford, Sarah |
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291 |
| Ebola scare man dies in hospital. |
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201 |
| events. |
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300 |
| events; Fun days out for all the family. |
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320 |
| Every joint is sore - like having flu for the rest of your life. |
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209 |
| FILM CHOICE; Battling out a Civil War epic. |
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96 |
| FILM CHOICE; Comedy duo head West. |
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96 |
| FILM CHOICE; Doc's hysterical. |
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415 |
| FILM CHOICE; Family death takes its toll. |
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98 |
| FILM CHOICE; Ghouls and fools. |
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147 |
| FILM CHOICE; Hero Willis to save the day. |
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125 |
| FILM CHOICE; Hitch is on song. |
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422 |
| FILM CHOICE; Hollywood at its very best. |
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100 |
| FILM CHOICE; Singing Sellers. |
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214 |
| FILM CHOICE; Spaghetti to die for. |
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250 |
| FILM CHOICE; Steve is serious. |
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243 |
| FILM CHOICE; Tough going for Wesley. |
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104 |
| FILM CHOICE; Wes is in freefall. |
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194 |
| FILM of the week. |
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97 |
| FOOTBALL : A below-Par donation. |
Docherty, John |
|
139 |
| FOOTBALL : Bairns' second chance. |
Duncan, Colin |
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264 |
| FOOTBALL : Bingo: I'll lead Livvy to the title. |
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425 |
| FOOTBALL : Buddies bursting with ambition. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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233 |
| FOOTBALL : Cammy's all Heart; COL SIGNS NEW DEAL. |
Docherty, John |
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595 |
| FOOTBALL : Conroy's Oz-bound. |
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138 |
| FOOTBALL : Ebbe bids to snap up Brann hero Guntveit. |
Gilfeather, Frank |
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329 |
| FOOTBALL : Fergie's a right plugger. |
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255 |
| FOOTBALL : Ferguson keeps the flag flying. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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290 |
| FOOTBALL : Ferraz a jolly good fellow; Dodds rates supersub Joaquim a massive hit. |
Grahame, Ewing |
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786 |
| FOOTBALL : I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE MATES APPLAUD ME; Geraghty faces old club. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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775 |
| FOOTBALL : I DON'T HAVE TO BE RONALDO TO HAMMER DONS Ebbe bids to snap up Brann hero Guntveit; IN FOR THE KILLIE: GOAL-HUNGRY VAREILLE SPOTS HIS STARTER FOR 10. |
Duncan, Colin |
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1115 |
| FOOTBALL : I THOUGHT I WAS FOR THE OFF; Sergio forgiven - now he faces new Ibrox test. |
Jackson, Keith |
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1103 |
| FOOTBALL : McBride and gloom; WE'LL MAKE IT TOUGH AGAIN. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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484 |
| FOOTBALL : NEWCOMERS NO EASY MARK!; McCulloch planning to dump old mates. |
Docherty, John |
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714 |
| FOOTBALL : Nice one, old sun. |
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119 |
| FOOTBALL : No divided loyalties for Tweed. |
Docherty, John |
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519 |
| FOOTBALL : Petrov involved in some double talking. |
Grahame, Ewing |
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222 |
| FOOTBALL : SHOW YOU'RE GOOD ENOUGH TO BE PICKED; HOOP AND GLORY: COACH JOHN BARNES FIRES OUT A CHALLENGE TO PLAYERS BATTLING FOR PLACES IN HIS PARKHEAD PLANS. |
Grahame, Ewing |
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995 |
| FOOTBALL : Smart's Taylor-made for the Premiership. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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347 |
| FOOTBALL : Stewart is raising the roof; HIGHLAND. |
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271 |
| FOOTBALL : We'll be the real Mackay; NEW DIAMONDS WANT TO PLEASE. |
McINNES, ANDREW |
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484 |
| FOOTBALL : Wenger: Time to clean up your act. |
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264 |
| FOOTBALL : WHERE HAVE ALL THE SCOTS GONE?; English agree we're rotten. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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1407 |
| FOOTBALL : WIN Tickets to watch Rangers v Parma. |
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211 |
| FOOTBALL: DRINKELL IS READY FOR FLYER. |
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103 |
| FOOTBALL: Funny how attractive being sub is when Dons want you; CURRENT BUM DEAL SUITS DEL FINE. |
Cowan, Tam |
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984 |
| FOOTBALL: Jeffers in Everton bust-up. |
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112 |
| FOOTBALL: MINOR FIXTURES. |
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308 |
| FOOTBALL: REAL HAVE GOT pounds 23m OF TROUBLE. |
Gardner, John |
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384 |
| FOOTBALL: Sorbie still has that old sparkle; DERBY DELIGHT: GLEBE STREET GRANDAD IS BORN AGAIN. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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536 |
| FOOTBALL: SWEATY PARMS; Numan out - Dick fears for two more. |
Jackson, Keith |
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377 |
| FORMULA ONE MOTOR RACING: No return yet, Schu. |
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139 |
| GARDENLIFE: DOWN TO EARTH: A gardener's notebook. |
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228 |
| GARDENLIFE: GARDENERS' Q & A. |
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196 |
| GARDENLIFE: The perfect sight and scent for a summer in the garden; PLANT OF THE WEEK. |
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302 |
| GARDENLIFE: Turn up the colour with a bit of fire; Use some flair this summer and add the sort of dazzle that makes the sparks fly in your border. |
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929 |
| GARRITTY BACK SOON. |
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101 |
| Geek goes Greek; Our very own ample Adonis eats the food of the gods at Antonious restaurant in Glasgow. |
Cowan, Tam |
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1117 |
| Goldfish Tish dies aged 43; HE'S HAD HIS CHIPS: RECORD-BREAKING PET. |
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203 |
| GOLF: Magnificent Monty comes to the four; DRIVING SEAT AS HE AIMS TO BREAK HIS OWN SEASON'S-BEST RECORD. |
McGUIRE, BERNIE |
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1111 |
| GOLF: Scots in big Mac challenge. |
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340 |
| GOLF: Sherry fails to cut it as sad Scots Wilt. |
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336 |
| Grin and bear it; With the Festival already upon us, comedians are making their way to The Stand Comedy Club to tickle a few funny bones. |
Trew, Jonathan |
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1128 |
| Hand it to the air stunt girls; PLANE PERFECT: MAGNIFICENT WOMEN AND THEIR FLYING MACHINES. |
Frew, Callum |
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169 |
| HARD ACT TO SWALLOW. |
Brown), Garry Owen (Gordon |
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471 |
| Hard work pays off for Highers fliers. |
Alba, Carlos |
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217 |
| He buys bluenose Andy's old home for pounds 500,000; KING KENNY'S CASTLE. |
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505 |
| Hero, 8, gets telling off. |
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96 |
| HILLS STAR A REAL PRO. |
Owen, Garry |
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517 |
| Hippest days of your life; Back-to-school stores are going all out to keep both junior and mum happy by mixing high style with value. |
Young, Alison |
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1005 |
| HOMELIFE : Ocean colour scheme; Karen Prince wanted a bathroom that was relaxing and welcoming. As her own combined grungy green tiles with a pink carpet, designer Laura Gill certainly had her work cut out, but her transformation worked wonders. |
Ensor, Nan |
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1872 |
| Horror film schoolboys guilty of knifing pal. |
Pratt, Kenneth |
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315 |
| Hospital scare as superbug hits patients. |
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83 |
| Hotel maid's pounds 20,000 find. |
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84 |
| I didn't have an affair says sacked jockey. |
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106 |
| I was forced to marry a total stranger; The Government is set to probe the practice of arranged marriage. Here, Sofia Ghani tells of the misery it can cause. |
Mallon, Margaret; Nugent, Emma |
|
1157 |
| I wish people wouldn't stare at my face. |
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566 |
| Ice cream sales get a boost from sexy image. |
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|
257 |
| INNS & OUT; Who's opening and who's closing in the restaurant trade. |
Trew, Jonathan |
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242 |
| IRA deny breaking ceasefire. |
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123 |
| It's a kind of madness; It's over in a flash, but for two short minutes you're out of this world. |
Moore, Patrick |
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558 |
| It's bad to talk admit mobile bosses. |
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|
272 |
| It's Dane us good; Marydoll, aka ELAINE C SMITH, takes a dauner round Copenhagen and pronounces it `wonderful'. |
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1285 |
| Italian life's a beach for Blairs as PM calls off ban. |
Dowdney, Mark |
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288 |
| Jack has a heart; Jack of Hearts Wednesday, BBC 1, 9.30pm. |
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148 |
| JENNERS LANDS IN A WEE SPOT OF BOTHER; TOILET HUMOUR: COMPLAINTS OVER 'OFFENSIVE' WINDOW DISPLAY. |
Smith, Graeme |
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462 |
| Jockey Fallon tells of sadness after sex claim. |
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108 |
| Join the royals and never see the real world; UPFRONT ... AND OFF THE LEASH. |
Shields, Bob |
|
1006 |
| Kennedy sweats in battle for Lib Dem leadership. |
King, Dave |
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224 |
| Land where machete and machine gun rule; Sierra Leone Brits held hostage by teenage killers. |
McCARTNEY, BRIAN |
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668 |
| LIFE IN THE STARS : Geri should give peace a chance. |
Ewart, Lynne |
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415 |
| Look out or you'll be blinded by science. |
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|
777 |
| Looking for strim-thing to cut your garden down; to size? We find out who edges it. |
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713 |
| Lorraine wasn't just my sister, she was also my best friend. |
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689 |
| LOTTO GIANTS TEAM UP WITH THE POSTMAN. |
Manning, Clinton |
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573 |
| Marriage guidance rush by unwed couples. |
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265 |
| Me and my car; Mike Barker. |
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288 |
| Mick gets some Satisfaction; The Stones In The Park Wednesday, Ch4, 11.30pm. |
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239 |
| MILLENNIUMLIFE: Get stuffing; Great tasting dishes don't have to be complicated. Enjoy the simple pleasures of food with this delicious fishy treat. |
Boyd, Angus |
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778 |
| MILLENNIUMLIFE: Last stand at Culloden. |
Collier, Andrew |
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1717 |
| MONEY: pounds 8.4bn DEAL FOR SMALLEST MOBILE FIRM; German firm in takeover move. |
Smith, Graeme |
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286 |
| Mothers jump at chance to go back to school. |
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106 |
| MOTOR RACING: Franchitti in leader's slipstream. |
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255 |
| Movie motors; Bullitt (1968). |
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229 |
| MR FIXIT; TOO MUCH HASSEL CHASING BIG WIN. |
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1074 |
| must have; Sleeveless T-shirts. |
Barr, Kelly Cooper |
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212 |
| MY OLDFISH DIED; Tish was just a tiddler when a schoolboy won him at a fairground. This week, Britain's oldest goldfish finally passed away after 43 years. |
Mulchrone, Patrick |
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654 |
| My perfect weekend; I'm fat, but then life's sweet with my family around me. |
Spavin, Vicky |
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801 |
| Mysteries of the sun; when the lights go out on August 11 scientists will have to make the most of two frantic minutes to gather the secrets of the universe. |
McLEAN, JIM |
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847 |
| NATASHA, 8 DROWNS IN SWING PARK. |
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304 |
| No holds Bard for Dannii; Never one to shy away from controversy, Ms Minogue's latest guise as Lady Macbeth is sure to raise a few eyebrows. |
Syson, Damon |
|
1233 |
| No team spirit as Britons give up their will to win. |
Caven, Bill |
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296 |
| On the brew. |
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342 |
| on the MIC. |
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242 |
| On the trail of a little light relief; THE CHASER. |
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371 |
| Policeman is suspended over attack on 12-year-old boy. |
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241 |
| Policeman suspended over attack on boy, 12. |
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192 |
| pounds 100,000 gems raid as model sleeps; Superstar couple robbed. |
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314 |
| PRINCE FACES COURT AFTER DINNER-DATE. |
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350 |
| PROBE INTO WHY GIRLS DO BETTER AT EXAMS; GENDER GAP: BOYS ARE BEATEN AGAIN IN THE ACADEMIC STAKES. |
Alba, Carlos |
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586 |
| PSYCHO WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD; DEFEATED: FREED KALASHNIKOV KILLER GETS HELP AFTER BEING SECRETLY TAILED. |
Page, Cara |
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669 |
| Pub music. |
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381 |
| Public clock on at palace. |
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93 |
| Rail cheat saved pounds 6000 with fake first-class tickets. |
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|
104 |
| RECORD VIEW : RECORD VIEW; Greed .......1 The fans ... 0. |
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452 |
| REFUGEES HEAD HOME; BACK TO KOSOVO: JOY, HOPE AND FEAR AS FAMILIES LEAVE SCOTLAND. |
Hardaker, Paul |
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414 |
| ROYALS' PEDIGREE CHUMS; How all the beautiful blondes on Wills' love boat are related. |
White, Donna |
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947 |
| RUGBY: We need Rudd at Center stage. |
Duncan, Roddy |
|
260 |
| Sales pitch brightens up the day; THE ORGANISER. |
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391 |
| Scot survived 6 months at mercy of rebels. |
Dow, Bob |
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235 |
| SHOWBIZ SAM : SHOWBIZ SAM. |
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535 |
| Signs of change. |
McLean, Grace |
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557 |
| SOAP of the week. |
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119 |
| Soap watch; Phantom Menace is back at the Vic. |
Patience, Jan |
|
709 |
| Soaps go solar in the south. |
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363 |
| SOUNDS OF THE WEEK. |
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199 |
| Sporting estate tax plan could hit Queen. |
Pratt, Kenneth |
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268 |
| SPORTS UPDATE: All the Focus on Col; UPDATE. |
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409 |
| SPORTS UPDATE: Dario is hot on a title trail; UPDATE. |
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373 |
| STOP THIS STRIP OFF; Kit makers defy watchdog to keep prices sky-high. |
Oakeshott, Isabel |
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1048 |
| Students prefer drink and clothes to books. |
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|
340 |
| TECHLIFE: Clubbed to death online; If your friends never seem to tan, even after a holiday in Ibiza, it's time you found out what keeps them in all week and up all night. |
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1373 |
| TECHLIFE: Have we all gone Internuts? |
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442 |
| TENNENTS DREAM TEAM CONTEST: WIN WITH YOUR DREAMTEAM; Cash and great prizes up for grabs. |
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267 |
| THE COSGROVE CHALLENGE. |
Cosgrove, Stuart |
|
785 |
| The girl's done good; Gabby Yorath has become a weekly fixture for footie fans. |
Spavin, Vicky |
|
650 |
| The great Aztec sunset of 1991. |
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302 |
| THE LAND WHERE TIME STOOD STILL; PURE AND SIMPLE: FARMER STAN'S STILL LIVING IN 19TH CENTURY. |
Moore, Ron |
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700 |
| THE LAST TANGO FOR DONNIE AND GAYNOR; Ballroom dancing champions split for other partners. |
Fairburn, Robert |
|
652 |
| Thigh's the limit for latest 'magic' cellulite cure. |
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228 |
| Tourist officials boldly go where nobody else will be. |
Caven, Bill |
|
318 |
| WE'RE AMAZED OUR GIRL WENT ON WILLS' CRUISE; SECRET FRIENDSHIP: Parents admit they had no idea daughter knew prince so well. |
McCOLM, EUAN |
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380 |
| WEEKEND LIFE: OMAGH Can they rest in peace?; The Omagh bomb blast killed 29 people and left 300 injured. A year on, we meet some of the people whose lives were destroyed that day by the Real IRA. |
Nutt, Kathleen |
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1375 |
| What else you will see. |
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176 |
| What's hot; Ready for take off? We've got all the latest travel gossip. |
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237 |
| Whatever happened to HI-DE-HI; 1981-88. |
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265 |
| Wild things; TOM HUNTER had a Fun Day at Edinburgh Zoo with wife, Lynn, and kids Nicholas, four and Sophie, 10 weeks. |
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889 |
| wine rack. |
Walls, Trevor |
|
225 |
| Women wins pounds 15m for diet. |
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181 |
| World waits for big event. |
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294 |
| You were fab, luvvie; You must try the Nippa, darling, it's simply THE car for the up and coming (out of work) actor. |
King, Conrad |
|
684 |
| You've got a cheek; Ooh baby, here comes the bride and groove; butt some things are too Nasty to be exposed. |
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347 |
| YOURLIFE: She would prefer life on the dole than move Scotland's best-loved agony aunt offers one reader advice and gives you the chance to share your own experience. |
Burnie, Joan |
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August 7, 1999
