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| -15c KILLER CHILL. |
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682 |
| -15C KILLER CHILL; Fears for clubbers Homes blacked out Snowdrifts pile up Death on the roads. |
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678 |
| [0] Sport update: LES MISERABLE AS TIGERS WIELD AXE; UPDATE. |
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318 |
| 100 blow tops in brawl at bar. |
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83 |
| A head for figures, but not for hair... |
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299 |
| A YEAR IN PICTURES. |
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313 |
| A YEAR IN PICTURES; Stars were born as Big Brother 2 and Popstars took over the summer telly. |
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135 |
| ANNE SAVAGES WEAKEST KINK DRAG QUEENS; Tyrant gets tore in on transvestite quiz show. |
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349 |
| BAGGER OFF; Rail ban on 'too much luggage'. |
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397 |
| Baxter - the lost album; EXCLUSIVE. |
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113 |
| Bear essentials; Paddington Bear: The Early Years BBC1, 7.10pm. |
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516 |
| Beaver to live in wild again. |
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85 |
| Bob Shields; Old Bob's Armagnac. |
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1480 |
| BORDER TROOPS BLOW TO BIN HUNT; Pakistan put on war alert. |
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271 |
| Brown lent a helping hand. |
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167 |
| Can you ever be too old to wear jeans? |
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194 |
| Cash in on aces quick off the mark. |
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307 |
| Celebrity profile. |
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318 |
| Chunnel men jailed. |
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105 |
| Climbers stranded. |
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88 |
| CLOSE SQUEAK. |
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270 |
| Club: Future World Funk; Around the musical world in 80 minutes. |
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616 |
| CONWOMAN GOT NEW JOBS POST; Thief had access to homes. |
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193 |
| CORAL pounds 1000 BETS CONTEST. |
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208 |
| Cricket: SPRINGBOKS ARE ON TO A HAYDEN; Oz opener sets new Test record. |
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465 |
| DOG RACING: TOUGH FOR CORRIE; DOG GUIDE. |
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177 |
| DOUBLE HORROR FOR SEA SUICIDE FAMILY. |
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345 |
| Driver dies at accident blackspot. |
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80 |
| Driver is killed. |
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91 |
| Egos have landed; Ever wondered what happened to the Soapstars rejects? MERLE BROWN on the wannabes who still dream of fame. |
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1137 |
| Events; Ideas for fun days out for all the family. |
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304 |
| Fever pitch of excitement; Night Fever Hogmanay Hogmanay, Ch5, 10.55pm. |
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159 |
| Film legend Kirk in hospital dash. |
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120 |
| FOODLIFE; It's planet of the canapes. |
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868 |
| Football: A FIT GIGGS WILL WIN IT FOR UNITED; Fergie pins title hopes on Ryan. |
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471 |
| Football: BLACK HAILS GREG LET-OFF. |
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180 |
| Football: Bobby finally gets the luck. |
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240 |
| Football: Burgh shape up for a big month; CENTRAL. |
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177 |
| Football: Can-Cans fear freeze will ruin their Cup plan; HIGHLAND AND MINOR CARD. |
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617 |
| Football: CATCHING BUS HARDER THAN CATCHING SONS; DIVISION THREE. |
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397 |
| Football: Clark wants less Spartan weather; SOUTH / EAST. |
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248 |
| Football: Duberry deal won't block Leicester bid. |
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117 |
| Football: Dyer has seen the way he'll be better. |
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344 |
| Football: FA chiefs wipe out Bellamy red card. |
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318 |
| Football: Fairlie ready for his day of judgment; FIFE / EAST. |
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101 |
| Football: Gers' clash with Leeds is called off after all the Elland Road superstars are arrested; SPORTS RECORD'S NEIL McLEMAN STARES INTO HIS CRYSTAL BALL AND REVEALS WHO AND WHAT WILL MAKE THE HEADLINES IN 2002. |
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911 |
| Football: Guntveit aims to win a new Dons contract. |
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298 |
| Football: Hannah out to frustrate Parkhead faithful. |
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243 |
| FOOTBALL: Harry's hotshots; Bolton set for return. |
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578 |
| Football: Hibs players so keen to win one for Franck. |
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480 |
| Football: HOT ROD VOWS TO KEEP HIS COOL; McKenzie told not to show derby nerves by No.1 Niemi. |
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920 |
| Football: JAMIE CAN'T DECIDE IF HE'S PLAYING WELL; Langfield out to assert himself. |
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630 |
| Football: JUST THE RICK FOR GERS; McLeish happy to keep Fernando in the middle as he fails in loan deals. |
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963 |
| Football: MAC'S BACK WITH NEW GOAL AT IBROX. |
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514 |
| Football: MARTIN: I'LL HAVE TO GO IT A LOAN; Celtic boss admits that he can't afford to buy any replacements. |
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442 |
| Football: My kids were crying at me getting hit with snowballs...and I was crying at the result; Shellshocked Thommo dreads repeat of Pittodrie nightmare. |
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961 |
| Football: Neighbours won't give much away; AYRSHIRE. |
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576 |
| Football: NICK GETS A KICK OUT OF BEING IN FIRING LINE; Livi keeper likes shots to come fast and furious. |
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984 |
| Football: Only a win will do for Port boss; TAYSIDE. |
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198 |
| Football: PARS DEFENCE WAKE UP TO CLEAN SHEETS; Top six if we stay tight, says Barry. |
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709 |
| Football: Players try to make it a grim future for Rieper. |
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169 |
| Football: pounds 40,000 DREAMTEAM. |
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2039 |
| Football: Run of wins has punters flocking back to Thistle. |
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516 |
| Football: Smith may give ex-Celt Cocozza first start. |
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239 |
| Football: SNOW BOTHER. |
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83 |
| Football: SOUNESS IS SET TO DIG DEEP FOR COLE; Rovers will pay more than pounds 8m to land Andy. |
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657 |
| Football: SPORTS HOTLINE. |
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660 |
| Football: TAM COWAN HE KNOWS A DIVE WHEN HE SEES IT; HEAVEN HELP US IF BIG JOHN TAKES A DIVE. |
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803 |
| Football: Terry's Old Firm warm-up; DIVISION TWO. |
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165 |
| Football: Villa tell flop Ginola to find another club. |
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450 |
| Football: We're not Ready to look on the down side yet. |
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297 |
| Football: WIN A brilliant day out at a Scottish Cup clash. |
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201 |
| Gordon joins growing club for older dads. |
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85 |
| Granny's in here to fit please. |
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233 |
| Hibs ace's grandson battles to play again. |
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232 |
| Highlights: the week ahead; COMEDY. |
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727 |
| HORSE RACING: Adopted Scot and proud of it; Englishman Morrison is now dreaming of a Champion Hurdle win. |
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722 |
| HORSE RACING: BRAQ ON THE TITLE TRAIL; FEATURE RACE AT LEOPARDSTOWN ON CHANNEL 4. |
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165 |
| HORSE RACING: Catch the Sunset; Henderson's improving hurdler can foil Irish raider in TV feature. |
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877 |
| HORSE RACING: Cold snap threatens jump cards. |
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295 |
| HORSE RACING: Hoofprints; GALLOPING BACK IN TIME. |
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535 |
| HORSE RACING: Lucky David king for a day in Ericsson. |
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609 |
| HORSE RACING: START THE YEAR WITH VIP DAY OUT AT MUSSELBURGH. |
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440 |
| HORSE RACING: Steely Dan sounds good; MY WORKING YEAR: The bottom line figure is best ever but could have been better. |
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1017 |
| HORSE RACING: VENETIA'S JUNE IS HOT STUFF. |
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87 |
| HORSE RACING: Where are they now ? - Gerry Scott. |
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565 |
| HORSE RACING: WIN Badges for every race next year; FREE RACING IN SCOTLAND FOR 2002. |
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257 |
| How she juggled hospitals. |
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217 |
| I have given Andy my all but I can't live with it any more; Wife gives Goram the boot after six months. |
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552 |
| In The Mood for solving mystery of Miller; Glenn Miller's Last Flight Hogmanay, Ch4, 8.00pm. |
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252 |
| IT'S STARS AND STRIDES; It's easier to choose your winners with hindsight. |
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1009 |
| Keep hoping. |
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80 |
| Legends we lost in 2001; The Record's VICKY SPAVIN remembers the great, the good and the larger-than-life who passed away this year. |
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1201 |
| Lemon pop-sicles to storm the charts. |
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316 |
| Looking after Linda; Vets In Practice BBC1, 7.00pm. |
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477 |
| MANDY IN NEW IRA ROW. |
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116 |
| MONEY; DVD boost to sales at Asda. |
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94 |
| MONKEY PUZZLE; WIN pounds 500 FREE BETS (That's a monkey in betting talk folks). |
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223 |
| Movie's a drag for Brit. |
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103 |
| MY 2lb 4oz STUNNER; Gordon Brown's shock at his premature baby girl. |
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903 |
| MY 2lb 4oz STUNNER; Gordon Brown's shock at his premature baby girl. |
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863 |
| MY MUM'S A LIFE-SAVER. |
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98 |
| MY NEW YEAR NEW BABY; Last year Marie was still grieving the loss of her little girl but now her son is easing the pain. |
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1247 |
| Myth of a monster; The Making Of Adolf Hitler: Timewatch BBC2, 9.00pm. |
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481 |
| New menace. |
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115 |
| No Longer A Menace; As spoof reporter Dennis Pennis, Paul Kaye terrorised celebrities. Now he's a star himself, says JULIE MacCASKILL. |
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1162 |
| ORGAN MAN'S TRAGIC DEATH. |
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132 |
| Our pounds 3.6m win was a whole lotto rubbish. |
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269 |
| Over the rainbow; Life With Judy Garland: Me And My Shadows Ch4, 6.15pm. |
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453 |
| Pantomime makes a great evening out - oh yes it does; LIZ GALLACHER took her daughter Emma and her pals Mandy and Roisin Deasy to see Babes In The Wood at The King's Theatre, Glasgow. |
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639 |
| Party on for New Year; Forget the coal and shortbread and do things in style with a glitzy New Year party, says JULIE MacCASKILL. |
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637 |
| PAUL PLANS FAST EXIT. |
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135 |
| PETROL PRICE HIKE LOOMS. |
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158 |
| pounds 1m ECSTASY HAUL; Police celebrate Scotland's biggest seizure of rave drug. |
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333 |
| pounds 50 TOTE STATS BET. |
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158 |
| Pubs: Ocean Bar. |
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554 |
| Rail life romance; Station Jim BBC1, 6.30pm. |
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420 |
| Rail travel is just a joke. |
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174 |
| Ready, teddy, going for it; JULIE MacCASKILL meets a duo who have fun bringing toys to life. |
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1112 |
| Rugby: I dream my rugby move will win me a Scots cap; MARTIN QUIT SOCCER CAREER. |
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405 |
| Rugby: Red alert for randy boyos. |
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119 |
| Saved by snow. |
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94 |
| Scott in a Sweat; I Am A Talk Show Survivor Ch5, 8.00pm. |
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460 |
| SHOEBOMB MANIAC'S DESPERATE FAMILY PLEA; Aunt reveals jet terror fanatic was sad loner. |
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660 |
| SHOWBIZ SAM. |
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578 |
| Ski-ing: Baxter trusts his new skis. |
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86 |
| Skiers are hit. |
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97 |
| Soap gossip... |
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411 |
| Soap watch; Tragedy strikes poor old Dennis. |
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636 |
| Sport update: LES MISERABLE AS TIGERS WIELD AXE; UPDATE. |
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329 |
| Spread betting. |
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326 |
| Stars; STAR BIRTHDAY: Fred MacAulay. |
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141 |
| Steps 'can't cope with pop rivals'. |
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160 |
| Sting in the tale; The Story Store Christmas Special ITV, 11.50am. |
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442 |
| STRIKE TALKS BREAK DOWN. |
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141 |
| Television; Going with floe an act of Endurance for Mark. |
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1058 |
| THE COSGROVE CHALLENGE. |
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136 |
| There's a lot at stake if Cliff ever marries. |
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273 |
| Therms of endearment; ANNE BAIN came home thoroughly chilled out after a week on the Italian spa island of Ischia. |
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1037 |
| This is the best movie scene ever? That's PANTS. |
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681 |
| THREE SCORE FERGIE; Scots football legend Sir Alex Ferguson will celebrate his 60th birthday on Hogmanay. Here are just 60 magic moments on Fergie's road to fame, fortune and soccer glory. |
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2147 |
| Torment of driver in quay suicide plunge. |
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324 |
| Union's blast at contracts. |
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82 |
| Vandals smash tribute to tragic Scott, 9. |
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249 |
| VOICE OF SCOTLAND; SCOTS POVERTY BEGGARS BELIEF. |
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742 |
| War on Terror: SHOEBOMBER THWARTED BY SWEAT IN HIS TRAINER; Moisture may have made explosives hard to ignite. |
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615 |
| War on Terror: Taliban failed in death bid. |
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83 |
| We Test; Eye creams. |
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305 |
| We've hit a snag, guys. |
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84 |
| What's hot; Ready for take off? We've got all the latest travel news. |
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230 |
| When wallaby feeling better, Doc? |
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142 |
| WHY I'M JUST A LITTLE SO AND SO; Camp crusader Graham Norton is famous for having a go at his guests, but he says it's all just a bit of fun. |
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1263 |
| William Hill Line of the Week. |
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281 |
| WILLIAM HILL www.BET2000. |
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150 |
| Wine rack. |
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203 |
| You'll have yourself a spag bol; Eating out: Riva The portions are huge at Riva, so Tam was in his element with a starter for 10. Pity about the chips, though. |
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1140 |
December 29, 2001
