Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'DWARF' STAR HIT ME; Comic accused of nightclub attack. |
Moore, Ron |
|
277 |
| A to Z of motoring; Future orange for royal club. |
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|
184 |
| A true gent; Drivers of the classic MG-B were clean-cut with a fetish for corduroy. |
King, Conrad |
|
685 |
| AIDAN RELIES ON SAFFRON. |
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|
119 |
| Airport hit by serial killer fear. |
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|
83 |
| ALPS HERO GOES BACK TO WORK; TRUE GRIT: JAMIE LOST HIS HANDS AND LEGS BUT NOT HIS COURAGE. |
Macaskill, Jamie |
|
789 |
| Alps hero walks again. |
Macaskill, Jamie |
|
139 |
| AMERICAN EXCESS; Drink-drive lawman tries to pay fine with charge card. |
Milne, Shaun |
|
299 |
| Arbroath of fresh air; The girls sparkle. The blokes don't eat kebabs. JONATHAN TREW Glams it up in the North-east. |
Trew, Jonathan |
|
1335 |
| Bargain breaks; Some of the best holiday deals around this week. |
|
|
129 |
| Betting: Jim lifts pounds 500 prize. |
|
|
394 |
| Big Yin nearly given a kicking. |
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|
309 |
| Big Yin, Wee Yin; The big guns give us big grins as Billy Connolly and Gail Porter return to their roots. |
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|
308 |
| Big-fight cash up in smoke. |
Frew, Callum |
|
254 |
| BiteBack; Olive branch on offer to the critics. |
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|
241 |
| BLAIR SENDS IN THE PARAS. |
Hardaker, Paul |
|
1246 |
| BOSS BEHIND THE PREACHER DEAL; Flak flies over bank tie-up. |
McCOLM, EUAN |
|
339 |
| Boy, 10, charged with rape of girl, 8. |
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|
84 |
| Bruce and Demi back together a year after split. |
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|
301 |
| Carry on camping the life and times of Dale Winton. |
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|
238 |
| Chance to win mega Star Wars goodies. |
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|
196 |
| CLASSIC PAY OFF FOR RAM RAIDER. |
Owen, Garry |
|
410 |
| Cocktail of the Week. |
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|
105 |
| Courtroom brilliance after vile bigotry, but Findlay is sent reeling again. |
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|
604 |
| Cricket: Glenn wins Sach race; AUSSIES KO INDIANS. |
Tracey, Ted |
|
381 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Finding a new life in uniform. |
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|
1032 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Search for perfect partner. |
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|
908 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; So you thought it was all over ... then think again. |
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|
945 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Soundalikes sing it for real. |
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|
900 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Vivid sensory experiences. |
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|
847 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Watching the poor deers. |
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|
895 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE; Will the Spice bubble burst? |
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|
813 |
| DERBY PINSTICKER GUIDE; 1 ADAIR. |
Martin, Allister |
|
1147 |
| DEWAR MARK TWO; Dad Donald is the First Minister of Scotland ... Marian's a fifth-choice Euro MP in England. |
White, Donna |
|
995 |
| DRAMA of the week; Hospital Hope springs eternal. |
|
|
168 |
| English flock to Scotland for passports. |
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|
215 |
| Events. |
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|
311 |
| events; Fun days out for all the family. |
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|
285 |
| EVIL HAS A NAME; Glasgow actor Ray Park revels in his role as Darth Maul, the most feared villain in the universe.. you have been warned. |
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|
603 |
| Expansion in store for Tesco. |
Calder, Colin |
|
199 |
| FBI raid boxing boss King's HQ. |
|
|
109 |
| Fighting has cost Britain pounds 100m. |
Dobson, Christopher |
|
286 |
| FILM of the week; GOODFELLAS, Wednesday, Ch5, 10.00pm. |
|
|
120 |
| Flowers of Scotland; There's only one place for Janet Wheatcroft to be this weekend and that's at Scotland's National Garden Show in Strathclyde Park. |
Wheatcroft, Janet |
|
1412 |
| FOLIC ACID RUSH FOR MILLENNIUM BABIES. |
Fisher, Lorraine |
|
228 |
| Football: Anxious Celt to visit specialist. |
Grahame, Ewing |
|
132 |
| Football: Beware: this Danish Blue is well past its sell-by date. |
Cowan, Tam |
|
1436 |
| Football: CAROL IS OUR TOP BOSS. |
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1612 |
| Football: DODDS ON SUCCESS. |
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|
250 |
| Football: Emeka's the one and only. |
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|
398 |
| Football: GILLS WANT REPLAY OVER REF ROW. |
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|
104 |
| Football: Guivarc'h kicks off Ibrox sale. |
Traynor, James |
|
225 |
| Football: Hills Line of the Week. |
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|
129 |
| Football: I'll make Scots pay for my hell. |
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|
258 |
| Football: JEFF POISED TO CLINCH A FAB DEAL; Leclerq wants to link with Adam. |
Campbell, Iain |
|
374 |
| Football: Larsson fury at English snipers. |
McCARTHY, DAVID |
|
599 |
| Football: LEARNING THE HARD WAY; Celts ace Mjallby knows he must tone down his tough-guy approach. |
McCARTHY, DAVID |
|
1376 |
| Football: New schools of thought are needed at SFA; TAYLOR MUST TACKLE BIGOTS. |
Cameron, Alex |
|
923 |
| Football: NO EXCUSES; It's not down to the pitch or the weather Craig, you must get us three points. |
Jackson, Keith |
|
806 |
| Football: PAUL INSPIRES TWO TALES OF ONE CITY; Dickov's late show was in the Manchester script. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
|
713 |
| Football: Scots glory after stroke of the Burch; SCOTLAND UNDER-21s 1 N IRELAND UNDER-21s 1. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
|
411 |
| Football: Special Brew clinches Euro slot. |
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|
172 |
| Football: SPL set to expand. |
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|
216 |
| Football: Swedes could turn Kev's fine romance sour. |
Gardner, John |
|
472 |
| Football: The Cosgrove Challenge. |
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|
164 |
| Football: Van's the man for Dutch. |
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|
103 |
| Football: Watford gap too big. |
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|
162 |
| Football: We can't win .. but we don't dare lose. |
Jackson, Keith |
|
1201 |
| Football: We'll put upstarts in their place. |
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|
170 |
| Football: We'll put upstarts in their place. |
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|
248 |
| Football: WE'VE ALL ENDED UP WINNERS. |
Sinclair, Paul |
|
1844 |
| Football: YOU WON'T GET ME OUT OF TANNADICE; McLean blast at UFC buy-out bid. |
Campbell, Iain |
|
400 |
| Friends tell of the signs of trouble that followed the family's move to Scotland. |
McELAN, GRACE |
|
409 |
| Get up and Goa. |
Spavin, Vicky |
|
1325 |
| Golf: Matthew's just the Cat's whiskers. |
Rankin, Dale |
|
383 |
| Golf: Storm plans mother of all victories. |
Rankin, Dale |
|
383 |
| Golf: Super kid Sergio can terrify Yanks; MONTY PLEA FOR GARCIA. |
McGUIRE, BERNIE |
|
627 |
| Grill thrills Fatman & Robin; Holy fishcakes! No food at the Arthouse Hotel is safe from our cuisine crusader. |
Cowan, Tam |
|
1106 |
| Guess who wears the trousers in our house?; Caroline Quentin, 39, shares a joke with boyfriend Tom, 27. |
Paterson, Roz |
|
830 |
| Hague: No need to join the euro. |
Deerin, Chris |
|
229 |
| Heal be a hero; ALWAYS AND EVERYONE. |
Driscoll, Rob |
|
1238 |
| Holed out in bunker; Ian and Brenda McKenzie and kids Alastair, 16, and Fiona, 14, from Linlithgow, spent a day at Scotland's Secret Bunker. |
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|
744 |
| Horse Racing: Royal trip for Torgau. |
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|
166 |
| Horse Racing: STANOTT. |
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|
90 |
| I watched helplessly as my friend slipped away. |
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|
226 |
| If you're listening out for something compact and bijou we can help. |
Wilson, Pam |
|
532 |
| INNS&OUT; Who's opening and who's closing in the restaurant trade. |
Trew, Jonathan |
|
258 |
| It's a family affair for Mark and his perfect dad; Barman of the Week. |
|
|
261 |
| It's only 4pm but the Stones are warming up for Murrayfield.. |
Dingwall, John |
|
467 |
| It's only rock 'n' roll and a few beers... but Ronnie likes it; GETTIN' SATISFACTION: STONES GO ON THE BOOZE AT 4PM. |
Dingwall, John |
|
393 |
| It's right, right, right for Neil; IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... |
Ewart, Lynne |
|
397 |
| JARGONBUSTERS N IS FOR. |
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|
174 |
| JERRY FAKED IT. |
Fulton, Rick |
|
412 |
| JOIN THE HOUSE PARTY; Master to ring the Bell. |
Brown), Garry Owen (Gordon |
|
596 |
| KIM'S GIRL GIVES US STRENGTH TO SURVIVE; HEARTBREAK AND HOPE: GRANDPARENTS FACE DAUNTING TASK OF BRINGING UP KILLER'S TWO-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER. |
Smith, Anna |
|
1213 |
| Lemon aid for the pud; It was the age of steam - of rich and gooey puddings served up by school dinner ladies and often consigned to the bin. But here's a confection that would have been top the class. |
Boyd, Angus |
|
891 |
| LIFE - AND TIMES - AT THE CUTTING EDGE. |
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|
147 |
| Madonna did nothing for me. |
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|
302 |
| Master of the Universe; Actor Liam Neeson alsways dreamed of playing a cowboy in the movies. Now as Jedi Knight Qui-Gon Jinn, he says he's fulfilling his fantasy - as a cowboy in space. |
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|
669 |
| Millennium life; Montrose the magnificent. |
Collier, Andrew |
|
1208 |
| MO'S COURAGE WILL HELP ME SURVIVE TUMOUR; Flamboyant MP's inspiration. |
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|
336 |
| Motor Sport: I can be Greece lightning. |
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|
204 |
| must have; Cool shades. |
Barr, Kelly Cooper |
|
207 |
| My perfect weekend; Sea me, I put myself into snooze control. |
Randall, Tim |
|
931 |
| No Manuel labour. |
Shields, Bob |
|
975 |
| Oh my god, Joan Collins likes me. |
Randall, Tim |
|
1283 |
| On the brew. |
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|
351 |
| Our Ian was the perfect son and we thought he was married to the perfect wife. |
McLEAN, GRACE |
|
568 |
| PLANT OF THE WEEK FOXGLOVES; At peace among the gleaming spires. |
Wheatcroft, Janet |
|
352 |
| Power surge lines up trouble for city firms. |
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|
245 |
| PROBLEM PAGE: Dad beat me up ... but mum won't tell; Scotland's best-loved agony aunt offers one reader advice and gives you the chance to share your own experience. |
Burnie, Joan |
|
2069 |
| Pub music. |
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|
364 |
| PUNTERS SET FOR AN EARLY BOOST. |
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|
272 |
| Quinn hopes Lucido can be the icing on the cake. |
Owen, Garry |
|
368 |
| Real-life hero tried to break up screen fight. |
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|
141 |
| RECORD VIEW; Bank's veto is long overdue. |
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|
473 |
| Refugees can stay here as long as they like. |
Page, Cara |
|
272 |
| Shadwicks set for the Brookie boot. |
Brown, Merle |
|
712 |
| SHOWBIZ SAM; The man In The Know. |
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|
571 |
| Shrine like a star on the Net; Big in Hollywood? You aren't a real celeb until you are worshipped on the Web. |
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|
777 |
| SOAP of the week; EMMERDALE, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, ITV, 7.00pm. |
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|
84 |
| SOPHIE'S A-Z WEDDING LIST; Ultimate guide to the Royal love match. |
Nugent, Emma |
|
137 |
| SORRY MUM; Wife weeps as she gets life for murdering PC in his sleep. |
Smith, Anna; McLEAN, GRACE |
|
1605 |
| Speedway: Sanchez's sparkling Tiger feat. |
Gill, Steve |
|
130 |
| Spice of life turns sour for Mel; MELANIE G SPECIAL. |
Spavin, Vicky |
|
661 |
| Sports Update: Drake: We won't duck out now; UPDATE. |
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|
311 |
| Sports Update: Drake: We won't duck this one; UPDATE. |
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|
311 |
| Star Trippers; Psssst! Wanna buy a Millennium Falcon? Corellian freighter, two not-so-careful owners. Car pyschologist Conrad King checks out the coolest craft. |
King, Conrad |
|
780 |
| Stranger in paradise; Pullman's in Coatbridge is perfect for the non-local to people- watch. |
Brown, Merle |
|
1069 |
| Struck-off legal pair want pounds 3m damages. |
Caven, Bill |
|
273 |
| Sweet dreams are madeover like this...; With a little style, you can transform where you rest your head from just a pillow and duvet. |
Ensor, Nan |
|
1188 |
| Tears as a true Scots hero went to scaffold. |
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|
471 |
| TECHLIFE Q&A. |
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|
263 |
| Ten years for a policeman who raped Scout troop girl. |
Mulford, Sarah |
|
257 |
| Tennis racquets will top the wedding cake; The last royal wedding of the century will not be a lavish public affair. But Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones are determined to do things their way. |
Nugent, Emma |
|
1944 |
| Tennis: I'D HAVE DIED HAPPY AFTER A DAY LIKE THIS; Andrei is dead set on glory. |
Haynes, Frank |
|
550 |
| The Fandom Menace. |
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|
109 |
| THE GIRL WHO WOULD BE; Al Pacino, Glenn Close Jack Nicholson, and now Ewan McGregor. In her 17 years Natalie Portman has already notched up an impressive Hollywood CV. |
McLEAN, JIM |
|
692 |
| THE GOAT DID IT; E Coli source is identified as nine more kids go down with bug. |
Martin, Stephen |
|
633 |
| Three murderers go to the gallows as a final plea for mercy is rejected. |
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|
455 |
| TOYSTORE WARS. |
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|
670 |
| Trigger-happy men of the KLA ready to fight war without end. |
Hall, Allan |
|
432 |
| UNIVERSE CHALLENGE; How much do you know about Star Wars? May the force be with you in our super quiz... |
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|
935 |
| US ban on EU foods. |
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|
122 |
| VOICE OF SCOTLAND; Camelot cash can ease Kosovo pain. |
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|
755 |
| We'll go it alone over pay say Scots doctors. |
McLEAN, JIM |
|
410 |
| WED IN THE NICK OF TIME; Manchester United's pounds 6m star in dash from cell to altar after bust-up at lap-dancing club. |
Daniels, Bill |
|
1117 |
| WEDDING TIMETABLE. |
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|
224 |
| WHEN I GROW UP I WANT TO BE VADER; He may only be 10, but Jake Loyd is well on his way to becoming a film superstar thanks to the Dark side of the Force. |
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|
623 |
| Will we ever see the light?; Star Wars has cutting edge technology we might make work in the new millennium says science writer Jim McLean. |
McLEAN, JIM |
|
723 |
| Win a trip to the fair city of Dublin; contest. |
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|
413 |
| Wine rack. |
Walls, Trevor |
|
222 |
| With my mean machines, who needs a car?; Me and my diggers. |
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|
315 |
| X -PAT IS BACK; Sci-fi sex symbol returns to her roots for film in Glasgow .. about New York. |
Fulton, Rick |
|
723 |
| YOU'RE TUTU SMELLY; Ballerinas' shoes beat dirty rugby boots for nasty whiffs. |
McLEAN, JIM |
|
514 |
| You've got it mud. |
Spavin, Vicky |
|
827 |
| Your Festival Guide for `99. |
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212 |
June 5, 1999
