Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 100 OPS A WEEK ARE CANCELLED; Hospital doctors crisis. |
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251 |
| 1989: On the box. |
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297 |
| 32 RUM AND BLACKS FOR DAFT BILLY FIZZ; Hague boasts of bender. |
Methven, Nicola |
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513 |
| A sweet sensation; Tam got his just desserts - and too close for comfort to some of the diners - at Leonardo & Company in Glasgow. |
Cowan, Tam |
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1026 |
| Alive and killing; Highlander BBC1, 11.30pm - 1.25am. |
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258 |
| Arn's seeing things; Predator ITV, 10.45pm - 12.40am. |
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183 |
| BBC reporter booted by Belgrade butcher. |
Dowdney, Mark |
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125 |
| Being scene. |
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101 |
| BiteBack; We're a model of taste. |
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303 |
| Blood and gore galore; DRAMA of the week. |
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153 |
| Bob Shields UPFRONT ... AND OFF THE LEASH; THANKS.. IT'S BEEN OZ-SOME. |
Shields, Bob |
|
1129 |
| Boyz game for laughs; Stars pitch in for a good cause. |
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368 |
| Brad feels like death; Meet Joe Black Premier, 9.00pm - 12.00am. |
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158 |
| Breaking the code of silence; Why Doctors Make Mistakes Ch4, 9.00pm. |
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400 |
| Bruce goes into orbit; Armageddon Premier, 8.00pm - 10.30pm, 2.25am - 4.55am. |
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163 |
| Caine's got spite stuff; Little Voice Premier, 8.30pm - 10.15pm. |
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93 |
| Church set to let nun return. |
Dow, Bob |
|
241 |
| CLASSIC cars; Sporty car for Joe Average. |
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266 |
| Clock these latest styles; Faceless watches are second-hand news - yes, the hour is nigh for a Swatch at some trendy timepieces. |
Brown, Merle |
|
474 |
| Clubbers' guide to ... |
English, Paul |
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266 |
| Cocktail of the Week. |
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115 |
| Common senses prevail this week as we test for the best in room sprays. |
Wilson, Pam |
|
536 |
| Couples are swell; The Four Seasons BBC1, 12.40am - 2.25am. |
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254 |
| Creature of habit; DNA Ch5, 9.00pm - 10.50pm. |
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342 |
| Cringingly funny; Hot Shots! Part Deux Ch5, 9.00pm - 10.40pm. |
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234 |
| CROFTER CRUEL TO 1100 SHEEP. |
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108 |
| Czech out a city of style and culture; Destination Prague. |
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432 |
| DEADLY AS THE MALES; Experts probe explosion of violence by girl gangs. |
Moore, Ron |
|
983 |
| Delight claim on Bloody Sunday. |
Byrne, Paul |
|
255 |
| Don't dare mention the chef word..; Ramsay boils over at TV cooks Nick and Delia. |
Interview, Joan Burnie |
|
729 |
| Drama with a touch of class; Hope And Glory BBC1, 9.30pm. |
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367 |
| events. |
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319 |
| events; Fun days out for all the family. |
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300 |
| Fighting soars - and it's usually over men. |
Mulford, Sarah |
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324 |
| FILM of the week; HIGHLANDER, Friday, BBC1, 10.25pm. |
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89 |
| foodlife; Two of a kind. |
Boyd, Angus |
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627 |
| Football: Barmby - the man Luca couldn't nick. |
Gardner, John |
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365 |
| Football: Brebner vows to wait for his Hibees chance but not forever. |
Duncan, Colin |
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722 |
| Football: Celts kid Shields is back with old boss. |
Gardner, John |
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292 |
| Football: Croats ready for a scrap. |
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135 |
| Football: Dad'll manage after new deal. |
Gardner, John |
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266 |
| Football: DON'T PANIC; But Saints believe it's win or bust in SPL battle. |
Grahame, Ewing |
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546 |
| Football: DURIE'S IN FOR HEARTS; Striker ready for his debut. |
Docherty, John |
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606 |
| Football: Ferguson facing a U-turn on Bosnich. |
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285 |
| Football: Finns cut 'em down to sighs. |
Cowan, Tam |
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266 |
| Football: FIRST FLOP IS NO GREAT LOSS; Boss O'Neill not worried at seeing end of Celtic's unbeaten record. |
Grahame, Ewing |
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942 |
| Football: Foxes won't hound Red Star's sick fans. |
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113 |
| Football: Gary gets his wake-up call; KICK UP THE BACKSIDE IS JUST WHAT HOLT NEEDED. |
Haggerty, Anthony |
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934 |
| Football: Gerry aims to become shooting star again; JUNIORS. |
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320 |
| Football: I'LL BE BECK; Superstar David vows he'll take revenge on his enemies. |
Marshall, Alan |
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610 |
| Football: I'M DUN FOR IF MY PALS SEE US LOSE. |
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281 |
| Football: Jackie's in despite Brown rap. |
Mccarthy, David |
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236 |
| Football: JIM DOESN'T FEEL SORRY FOR SILKY; Leish is glad he snatched Raith's stars. |
Kane, Desmond |
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801 |
| Football: Junior plans to haunt his old Buddies. |
Docherty, John |
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359 |
| Football: Matteo has played for England but his passion makes him a true Scot; WELCOME MATT IS FINALLY PUT OUT FOR DUMFRIES-BORN DOM. |
Mccarthy, David |
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1045 |
| Football: Paterson: My old No.2 can make Huntly No.1; HIGHLAND. |
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340 |
| Football: Phil set to wield old pals axe. |
Gilfeather, Frank |
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616 |
| Football: RUNNING ON EMPTY; We're so knackered mistakes are bound to be made says Reyna. |
Marshall, Alan |
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864 |
| Football: SAN MEN 18 MONTHS WITHOUT A GAME. |
Mccarthy, David |
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234 |
| Football: SMITH SO HAPPY GAZZA'S BREAK IS ROVER. |
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272 |
| Football: Sorry Stef, you have to face the pain. |
Mccarthy, David |
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305 |
| Football: SPORTS HOTLINE; Celts fans not happy with dopey defence. |
Docherty, John |
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575 |
| Football: Tam Cowan; Would Gers plane have waited for Konterman? |
Cowan, Tam |
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953 |
| Football: THE FULL UEFA CUP DRAW. |
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102 |
| Football: WE MUST LOOK LIKE DUDS TO FRENCH; O'Neill: Bordeaux won't rate Celts. |
Grahame, Ewing |
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293 |
| Football: Well loan bid for McKinlay. |
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107 |
| Football: Wembley to bow out in fanfare. |
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234 |
| Forthcoming attraction; Film 2000 Thursday, BBC1, 11.20pm. |
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172 |
| Four scores; Mitsubishi has brought in style guru Pininfarina to beautify its brick-like Shogun - with rather mixed results. |
Couch, Conrad King Cars On |
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572 |
| FREE AFTER 11 YEARS TO CLEAR HIS NAME; Convicted killer out for appeal. |
Mathieson, Jack |
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489 |
| Free mag for every reader; Save pounds 2.50 on our super glossy women's read. |
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257 |
| Friends star gets divorce demand. |
O'Sullivan, Kevin |
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204 |
| Garden Life: Muck in for a big clean-up; Tackling the autumn clutter can be a nightmare - but it's a task which will reap rewards. |
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1940 |
| Get a Life in Fife; A club going at full tilt at pub opening times has reared into view in Dunfermline - and having a party is the bottom dollar. |
Young, Alison |
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1032 |
| Getting a pasting at Hastings; A History Of Britain BBC2, 9.30pm. |
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411 |
| Getting that personal touch; Can You Live Without... Your Secretary? Ch4, 8.30pm. |
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439 |
| Go down under and find pub paradise; What's in a name? |
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198 |
| GOLDEN GIRL SHIRL; Scot takes Britain to biggest medal haul since Chariots of Fire Olympics in 1924. |
Mcdougall, Dan |
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369 |
| Golf: MONTY'S SAVOURY GESTURE; Col wants cakes for kids. |
Mcguire, Bernie |
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619 |
| He's no Ray of sunshine; TOUGH LOVE Sunday, ITV, 9.00pm. |
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833 |
| HENRIK DOES A BALDY BECKHAM; Celtic striker walks into barber's and begs: Chop off all of my dreadlocks. |
Smith, Steve |
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539 |
| Homelife: MAKE IT ...; Iain Manus explains how to put together your own blanket box. |
Manus, Iain |
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374 |
| Homelife: STYLE FILE. |
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103 |
| Homelife: Sweet dreams; are made of this. |
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1321 |
| Homes cost pounds 40,000, one copper, no crime. Where is it? Scotland. |
Ralston, Gary |
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1212 |
| HORSERACING: IT'S BON-JEU IN ARC. |
Owen, Garry |
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395 |
| HORSERACING: REVENGE IS IN THE AIR. |
Owen, Garry |
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602 |
| How Frank went from star striker to TV clown. |
Houston, Simon |
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292 |
| I get Top-loaded..; Wild guy of rock and Toploader main man Joe Washbourn likes a drink at weekends. |
English, Paul |
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866 |
| I was so lucky to survive car smash; Me and my car Andrew Roachford. |
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303 |
| ICE HOCKEY: UPDATE; It's French stressing for Capitals. |
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389 |
| INNS&OUT; Who's opening and who's closing in the restaurant trade. |
Trew, Jonathan |
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262 |
| It's the return of the real Nasty Nick; Soap watch. |
Brown, Merle |
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730 |
| John's one of the elect; Primary Colors Premier, 8.00pm - 10.25pm. |
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154 |
| Killin time in a hen house; Looking for some quality girlie time with her pals on her hen night, Kirstin Burns hired a lodge for the weekend by the banks of Loch Tay. |
MacCaskill, Julie |
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1219 |
| Macca: I really thought I'd get NINE years. |
Houston, Simon |
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1181 |
| McWomble for Scotland. |
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91 |
| MENINGITIS TERROR FOR 80 TODDLERS; Brain bug kills nursery nurse. |
Sharp, Marie |
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276 |
| Mills better; Liz Gallacher took her daughter Emma, eight, and her pals Caitlin, seven, and Bruce, three, to New Lanark. |
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1034 |
| Minister's grief for heroin death son. |
Mcmahon, Peter |
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222 |
| Monkey business; Braindead Ch4, 11.40pm - 1.35am. |
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332 |
| MR FIXIT; TREBLE CHANCE IS GREAT NEWS. |
Jain, Paul |
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1841 |
| NEW GREEK FERRY CRASH. |
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115 |
| OLYMPIC GAMES: BASKETBALL: Dream team close to a nightmare. |
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182 |
| Olympics 2000: AUDLEY'S RING OF CONFIDENCE; Brit has brains to strike gold. |
Haynes, Frank |
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571 |
| Olympics 2000: Cook has the right Steph for final gold. |
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352 |
| Olympics 2000: CURBISHLEY: I'M UP FOR A GONG SHOW. |
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177 |
| Olympics 2000: Dream team close to a nightmare. |
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182 |
| Olympics 2000: Drive for five hits the skids. |
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312 |
| Olympics 2000: I'll prove they were wrong to dump me; MACKIE SETS ATHENS TARGET. |
Mcleman, Neil |
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605 |
| Olympics 2000: KENYAN SMASHES COE'S RECORD. |
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173 |
| Olympics 2000: Zamorano at the double for hot Chile. |
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183 |
| On bad days I'd think ... it could be worse, I could have a job; Olympic Gold is the reward for Scotland's Shirley Robertson's lifetime dedication to sailing. |
Macdougall, Dan |
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1310 |
| on the DECKS. |
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235 |
| Only one reason for slump - bad TV. |
McGivern, Mark |
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96 |
| otr..Off the record: Appleton No3 waits in wings for her taste of stardom. |
Mcgivern, Mark |
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739 |
| otr..Off the record: Hurley is the TV sex factor. |
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91 |
| otr..Off the record: It's a love match for star Pete. |
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162 |
| otr..Off the record: Life's a bitch for police dog Art. |
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95 |
| otr..Off the record: Puff goes in the huff after court rap over shades. |
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119 |
| OUR COPS SAVE THE DAY DOWN MEXICO WAY; Internet hunt to find man as his dad lay dying in hospital. |
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604 |
| Parents' agony after brain bug hits creche. |
Sharp, Marie |
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192 |
| PASSIVE SMOKING IS BAD FOR HAVING KIDS; Cigs delay pregnancy says report. |
Mclean, Grace |
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365 |
| PC'S SEX CASE THROWN OUT. |
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114 |
| POOR LITTLE RICH BOY IS JAILED AGAIN; Drug-dealer says he leads life of despair. |
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399 |
| Poor little rich boy jailed over drugs. |
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188 |
| POSTMAN PAT SO CRUEL TO HIS CAT; (And Scooby gets dog's abuse). |
Sharp, Marie |
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285 |
| pounds 100m DRIVE TO END DRUG SCOURGE; Huge crusade is launched. |
Mathieson, Jack |
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283 |
| pounds 5m reason to remember Jill; A Song For Jill BBC1, 8.55pm. |
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408 |
| Pub music. |
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363 |
| Racist killer transformed; American History X Premier, 10.00pm - 12.05am. |
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87 |
| Rapist cop gets 5 years. |
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176 |
| Ray's got a Liotta learn; Goodfellas Cinema, 10.00pm - 12.25am. |
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83 |
| Record View: Hope is vital. |
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172 |
| Record View: Wills is right to be angry. |
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261 |
| Ross cops top role; WITHOUT MOTIVE Monday, ITV, 9.00pm. |
Brown, Merle |
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902 |
| Rugby: McKenzie puts boot into Taffs. |
Duncan, Roddy |
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420 |
| Rugby: Parker plays it cool over star. |
Duncan, Roddy |
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292 |
| Rugby: Shiel injury is a pain in the neck. |
Duncan, Roddy |
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416 |
| Sharleen's In Demand; Offers are piling in for Texas diva Sharleen Spiteri, but the sultry Scot is happy being a pop star - and sharing her life with a true soulmate. |
Dingwall, John |
|
1274 |
| Showbiz SAM. |
Sam, Showbiz |
|
565 |
| SOAPof the week; EMMERDALE, ITV, Monday to Friday, 7.00pm. |
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|
99 |
| Something old, something new; Antiques Roadshow BBC1, 6.45pm. |
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|
372 |
| SOUNDS OF THE WEEK. |
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|
193 |
| Sport Update: It's French stressing for Capitals; UPDATE. |
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|
402 |
| STAR BIRTHDAY: KEITH DUFFY; Keith's sticking to life in the fast lane. |
Ewart, Lynne |
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429 |
| Steve's a turkey; Airborne Ch5, 9.00pm - 10.40pm. |
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325 |
| Surf 'n' shop. |
English, Paul |
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313 |
| techlife: Cheap tricks online; You want to shop till you drop, but you don't want to spend the money ... here's how your retail therapy can save cash. |
Low, Bob |
|
1506 |
| techlife: LIFE AT THE CUTTING EDGE. |
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124 |
| TEX APPEAL; Star Sharleen's 'the ideal woman'. |
Raymond, Clare |
|
512 |
| THE 24 WORDS OF DIGNITY AND PAIN THAT DAMN ROYAL TRAITOR. |
Kerr, Jane |
|
422 |
| The fashionable prince with an eye for style. |
Graafland, Amber |
|
303 |
| THE GREAT SATURDAY SWITCH-OFF. |
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391 |
| the hardstuff. |
Young, Gregor |
|
310 |
| THE TOY RACERS IN BAN THREAT. |
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|
186 |
| The trend of an era; Turning traditional pubs into state of the art bars is all the rage these days - just ask punters at The Southsider. |
Trew, Jonathan |
|
961 |
| TRAVEL 2 FOR 1; Save cash with our Scottish Citylink offer. |
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782 |
| TRIAL TEARS OF LOUISE'S MUM. |
Richardson, Pete |
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363 |
| Tribute to Working Class hero; The Real John Lennon Saturday, Ch4, 9.00pm. |
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227 |
| UPS AND DOWNS OF JOINING THE SINGLE CURRENCY. |
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256 |
| Village seals it with a Swiss. |
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207 |
| WE'LL DECIDE; Why, quite frankly, we don't give a Dane about that Copenhagen referendum. |
Sinclair, Paul |
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813 |
| web wine. |
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|
338 |
| What'shot; Ready for take off? We've got all the latest travel gossip. |
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208 |
| Why did they have to die?; Disaster - Surviving Paddingtom BBC1, 10.50pm. |
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382 |
| Will Fiennes his muse...; Shakespeare In Love Premier, 8.00pm - 10.05pm. |
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155 |
| WILLS' BIG ADVENTURE; He heads off for working trip to one of the most dramatic spots on Earth. |
Kerr, Jane |
|
971 |
| Win a trendy super scooter. |
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|
205 |
| WIN A WORKOUT WITH CRAIG. |
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|
104 |
| WIN WITH YOUR DREAM TEAM; Bick writes name on leaderboard. |
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|
1514 |
| Woman let baby swallow 'speed'. |
Dowdney, Mark |
|
289 |
| Working mum's tot starved to death. |
Chaytor, Rod |
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383 |
| Your Life; I miss my kids, so I'll go back to their mum. |
Burnie, Joan |
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September 30, 2000
