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| [0] MY POOR BABY; Mugged mum's tears as she tells of the horrific attack which killed her unborn child. |
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608 |
| [0] UPDATE; Henman set to serve up a final surge. |
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603 |
| 3 SCOTS DIE IN COSTA INFERNO; Metal bars blocked family escape. |
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541 |
| 3 SCOTS DIE IN COSTA INFERNO; Metal bars blocked family escape. |
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613 |
| 30 MONTHS FOR KILLING HIS OWN SON; Drink-drive dad left Josh, six, dead on his birthday. |
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616 |
| A last laugh for Caroline; After making her name in comedy, Men Behaving Badly's Caroline Quentin tells ROB DRISCOLL it's good to get serious. |
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940 |
| A Shack to the system; Glasgow's Pitt Street venue has been transformed from dodgy nightspot to vibrant new hotspot, The Shack. |
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838 |
| Actors shun sexy Sharon. |
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111 |
| Addicts fear over lottery. |
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92 |
| Amanda's Les Vegas wedding; Big day No2. |
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360 |
| And another thing... for the weekend. |
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314 |
| ANDY AND HIS PRINCLETS; Randy royal still has a real eye for beauty. |
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459 |
| Animal crackers. |
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1103 |
| Back for seconds; Paddington Green Tuesday, BBC1, 11.05pm. |
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162 |
| Beating coke was jockey's best win. |
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165 |
| Betting: DON'T BE CUP TIED; Double up on bankers for best win. |
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865 |
| Betting: GET ON THE GRADY TRAIN WITH UNITED. |
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159 |
| Betting: LADBROKES 21-UP RACE. |
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296 |
| Betting: Line of the Week. |
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215 |
| Bob Shields UPFRONT ...AND OFF THE LEASH; Tea's oot for royal Thai fool. |
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693 |
| BROWN TAKES A HI-TEC ROAD TO CUT DOLE; Skill test plan for New Deal. |
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409 |
| BROWN WARNS OIL FAT CATS. |
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107 |
| BROWN'S READING TESTS TO GET JOBLESS OFF DOLE; Plan for hi-tech skills check. |
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433 |
| Buses bounce back to star as saucy calendar pin-ups. |
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187 |
| CLUB NEWS; Park life. |
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326 |
| Cook up a storm at home; Kitchen Invaders Weekdays, BBC1, 11.00am. |
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231 |
| Could this mushroom be a cure for cancer?; Scots probe treatment. |
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309 |
| COURT TV DATE FOR CORRIE CASE MAN. |
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130 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - FRIDAY; Abroad's a Brit of all right. |
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1036 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - MONDAY; The greatest show on earth. |
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919 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - SATURDAY; Chas goes to the law over Baz. |
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913 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - SUNDAY; Archie's struggling to laird it. |
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913 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - THURSDAY; Ben trawls gutter for the press. |
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938 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - TUESDAY; The shape of things to come? |
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911 |
| CRITIC'S CHOICE - WEDNESDAY; Helping yourself to romance. |
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987 |
| DADDY SPOILS US ROTTEN; The poor little rich girls who never want for anything. |
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1393 |
| Daring students sport new strips. |
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177 |
| Dawn of a star in Tinsel Town; Few actresses could boast a CV as impressive as Dawn Steele's, but amazingly this Scot is only two years out of drama school ... |
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1448 |
| Destination Barbados; Water nice place to go. |
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503 |
| DO YOU RECALL SAYING YOU'D WED ME; Joy again for coma girl. |
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359 |
| Drug site's Hurley hijack. |
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87 |
| Dutch to return Beggs for trial. |
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180 |
| DVD video sales soar. |
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110 |
| Elton John to get own chat show. |
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203 |
| Events; Fun days out for all the family. |
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292 |
| EVENTS; Going out. |
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306 |
| EXTERMINATE; Weary wife tells Dr Who fan to ditch his Dalek. |
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399 |
| Fat chance; Dance away the pounds with the help of ex-EastEnder Patsy Palmer's video. |
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591 |
| FOODLIFE : Make a a fresh start; Take a trip down memory lane with two childhood favourite dishes ... but this time make a little effort and create your own magic with fresh ingredients. |
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861 |
| FOOTBALL: AND HERE STARTS THE FIRST LESSON; Debut-boy is out to dump his old head. |
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479 |
| FOOTBALL: ANOTHER SFA COKE - UP; Beaks ignore drugs crisis as Thomas, O'Boyle are axed. |
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870 |
| FOOTBALL: Bens bank on Ross the boss to sort out title bid; JUNIORS. |
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656 |
| FOOTBALL: BOYACK'S TRANSFER DEAL UP IN THE AYR; Hearts say they'll sort it. |
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514 |
| FOOTBALL: BROTO BROKE BRIAN'S HEART; Livvy ace wants revenge for spot-kick save. |
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835 |
| FOOTBALL: BUCKIE BOSS CALLS ON PALS TO HELP KO ACCIES. |
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355 |
| FOOTBALL: Dangerous game to get involved in. |
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310 |
| FOOTBALL: Double trouble. |
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228 |
| FOOTBALL: DREAM TEAM SALES; It's the transfer window when you can ditch your duds and mount a new jackpot charge. |
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2760 |
| FOOTBALL: Drugs have been a part of football for years.. it makes me sick to see kids snort their lives away; SAYS MARK HATELEY. |
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1171 |
| FOOTBALL: EAMONN FOR CUP S-PARTY; SPARTANS v STIRLING. |
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517 |
| FOOTBALL: FIFA KO Villa bid for Angel. |
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110 |
| FOOTBALL: Give Ebbe new deal says anxious Whyte. |
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126 |
| Football: Gunners FA value. |
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567 |
| FOOTBALL: HIGHLANDS AND MINOR FIXTURES. |
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639 |
| FOOTBALL: I'D LOVE SHOT AT TOP GUNS AGAIN; Lambie dreaming up another upset. |
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413 |
| FOOTBALL: I'll make it a nightmayr; AYR UNITED v CLYDE. |
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291 |
| FOOTBALL: Kirk wants to play it to perfection; BERWICK v COWDENBEATH. |
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475 |
| FOOTBALL: Mohamed's al Fayed up for United. |
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476 |
| FOOTBALL: Montrose victory vow; MONTROSE v ARBROATH. |
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184 |
| FOOTBALL: Morecambe will play it for laughs. |
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406 |
| FOOTBALL: Neil welcomes Winters break; FORFAR v STENHOUSEMUIR. |
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149 |
| FOOTBALL: PULP FRICTION; Fired-up Ray wants crack at big boys. |
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732 |
| FOOTBALL: Redknapp set for new Amo talks. |
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315 |
| FOOTBALL: Sheerin is locked in 3-way fight. |
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257 |
| FOOTBALL: Sheerin is locked in 3-way fight. |
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207 |
| FOOTBALL: Showing each other the dour; EAST FIFE v QUEEN'S PARK. |
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400 |
| FOOTBALL: SPL of a triple lift for Ton; RAITH ROV v MORTON. |
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284 |
| FOOTBALL: Tam Cowan parental guidance recommended; Saints drugs claims give new slant on a white Christmas. |
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1123 |
| FOOTBALL: THE SFA'S DRUGS POLICY. |
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139 |
| FOOTBALL: We should lose by 6.. but I've seen my fair share of cup shocks; SAYS CARLISLE'S JOHN INGLIS. |
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712 |
| FOOTBALL: Wenger is wary of giant-killers. |
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336 |
| Gallery shows off its hire art. |
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130 |
| GIVE US THE NAMES OF THOSE YOU KILLED; Families in plea to evil GP Shipman. |
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928 |
| GOLF: ANDY'S FINE EFFORT GOES TO THE WAL; Stadler ends Coltart hopes in shoot-out. |
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740 |
| Granny dies in window cleaning plunge. |
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230 |
| Greyhound racing: Rosie ending in store for Trade. |
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180 |
| Half-price rail travel throughout Scotland; Collect the tokens and you'll be on your way. |
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867 |
| Hard Stuff. |
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156 |
| High praise for fire team. |
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104 |
| HIGH SCHOOL IN CANCER PROBE; Three teachers stricken within months. |
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443 |
| Homes & Gardening; Time to get back to basics with lots of hardy annuals. |
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945 |
| Horseracing: 12-race feast on the box. |
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92 |
| Horseracing: Champs make a point; Top two in a class of their own. |
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347 |
| Horseracing: Floating on Eyre; Get ready to Step on it. |
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701 |
| Horseracing: Lad got my New Year off to a flyer; MY WORKING WEEK: Put my new draw theory to the test and it came up trumps. |
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1128 |
| Horseracing: Let's go Condido; Longer trip should suit Venetia's French recruit in Haydock chase. |
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762 |
| Horseracing: Lucky escape for Winston. |
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256 |
| Horseracing: NORTHERN FIXTURES. |
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124 |
| Horseracing: Perm of the Week. |
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136 |
| Horseracing: Reds are ready to roll. |
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502 |
| Horseracing: Results. |
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87 |
| Horseracing: Splashing out; Peter aims for another Dizzy spell of success. |
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817 |
| Horseracing: THE COSGROVE CHALLENGE. |
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733 |
| Horseracing: Watch your back; Geos aiming for Istabraq's 'Achilles Heel'. |
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483 |
| Horseracing: Where are they now? |
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325 |
| Horseracing: WIN pounds 500 FREE BETS; (well, that's a monkey in betting talk!). |
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222 |
| Husband gives a helping hand; Strange, but true... |
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361 |
| I'm mad on a Britney duet. |
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91 |
| IN A GALAXY NOT FAR FROM LOCH LOMOND THE BALFRON REBELS CRIED SAVE US FROM ALL THESE POTTY STAR BORES. |
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750 |
| In the heat of the night; Margaret-Ann's old boiler room is now a boudoir. |
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1511 |
| INNS & OUT; Who's opening and who's closing in the restaurant trade. |
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263 |
| Is pup looking wuff?; Has your mutt gone to the dogs? Then it's time to spoil Fido with some goodies that will have him fetching your slippers right through 2001. |
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872 |
| It's no use shouting at Samuel L Whackson. |
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90 |
| Judge blasts court chaos. |
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94 |
| Julian puts up reward for stolen pounds 6000 watch. |
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98 |
| LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD SOLUTION AND WINNER. |
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247 |
| LIFE AT THE CUTTING EDGE. |
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166 |
| Lucky Jim; Snapshots. |
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225 |
| Man stabbed in siege house. |
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92 |
| Mel's Bond has Sean in stitches; Impersonation costs $10,000. |
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355 |
| Mobiles beat bedroom sex. |
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114 |
| MY POOR BABY; Mugged mum's tears as she tells of the horrific attack which killed her unborn child. |
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570 |
| OAPs in homes for no reason. |
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84 |
| Our year of tears; The Solway Harvester families 12 months on. |
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1690 |
| Pals who dragged prostitute under car for laughs. |
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303 |
| Pay boost to lure lab staff. |
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121 |
| Pilot's lucky lake escape. |
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88 |
| pounds 1.5bn That's what Scots spent in December. |
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323 |
| pounds 850,000 CAN'T BUY JOHN LOVE ANY MORE. |
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159 |
| PUPPY BOILED TO DEATH IN RED-HOT BATH; Burns were worst vet had seen. |
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368 |
| RECORD VIEW:Crunch time for class act. |
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282 |
| RECORD VIEW:Trump card on jobs. |
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131 |
| Ring of confidence; Backwards about coming forwards? Tune into Confidence Lab where TV guinea pigs conquer their crippling shyness. |
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1421 |
| ROBBIE'S GONE A BIT WHACKO. |
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117 |
| RUGBY: Al's out - and that's no Bull. |
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341 |
| RUGBY: BIG BLOW FOR CALEY AND THAT'S NO BULL; Crocked Al is ruled out. |
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506 |
| RUGBY: DUNCAN'S THE HERO AS REIVERS HOD ON; Last-gasp kick earns the glory. |
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525 |
| RUGBY: WE'RE NOT JED 'N BURIED. |
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381 |
| Scottish are the best of friends. |
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84 |
| Shot loner 'admitted starting fatal fire'. |
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178 |
| SHOWBIZ SAM the man in the know. |
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576 |
| SLOW 5mph TRACK SPLIT SPARKS NEW RAIL CHAOS; Travellers stumped again. |
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373 |
| Soap watch; Grim New Year for Soapland residents. |
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734 |
| Soccer's two drug charlies are sacked. |
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784 |
| Soccer's two drug charlies are sacked; St Johnstone strikers axed over cocaine shame in bar. |
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790 |
| Spice Girls' hit strikes a nerve. |
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101 |
| SPORTS HOTLINE; Angry Gers fans like bears with sore heads. |
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720 |
| STAR BIRTHDAY; Mel C will feel hemmed in and court controversy, but her career is on the up. |
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125 |
| Strange, but true...; Why it's best not to ignore the serious side of astrology, says LYNNE EWART. |
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574 |
| STUPID IDIOTS; Rescue team hit out at secrecy plea of stranded father and son. |
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274 |
| STYLE FILE. |
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133 |
| Stylish new Edinburgh wine bar Cru is grubby but Grand. |
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525 |
| SUPER BINGO. |
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128 |
| Surf 'n' shop. |
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338 |
| Tam Cowan parental guidance recommended; Saints drugs claims give new slant on a white Christmas. |
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1037 |
| TECHLIFE : 12 months that shook cyberspace; In the first week of surfing into 2001, it's time to take a look back at what the Net did for us last year. |
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866 |
| TECHLIFE : Back to the future. |
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198 |
| TECHLIFE : Sisters fighting the flab. |
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370 |
| TECHLIFE : SITE-SEERS. |
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144 |
| TECHLIFE Q&A; Got a problem? E-mail B.Low@dailyrecord.co.uk. |
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276 |
| That's snow business; If the recent Scottish snow has put you in the mood for a spot of ski-ing, follow John McIntyre and head for France. |
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1231 |
| The physio phingered 'em. |
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340 |
| The world is a stage for theatre fanatics; An up and coming actor and dedicated local amateur drama enthusiast tell PAUL ENGLISH why they love treading the boards. |
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964 |
| There is no place like it; After a shockingly long time without food, Tam treated his taste buds to a rare feast at Home in Kilmacolm. |
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1121 |
| THREE TEACHERS HIT BY CANCER AT SAME SCHOOL; Education bosses launch investigation. |
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472 |
| TV golden moments. |
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303 |
| UNISON call off council strikes. |
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205 |
| UPDATE; Henman set to serve up a final surge. |
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558 |
| USE RAPE ALARMS ON ROAD RAGERS; Insurance firm accused of 'over-reaction' by police. |
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336 |
| VOICE OF SCOTLAND; Proof that we can banish the bigots. |
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463 |
| We find out who is top of the bottoms in the happy nappy stakes Is pup looking. |
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437 |
| WE'LL GIVE TEACHERS 21.5 per cent; And they're actually still thinking about it. |
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663 |
| Weekend radio. |
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504 |
| What's hot; Ready for take off? We've got all the latest travel gossip. |
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211 |
| WINE RACK. |
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155 |
| Wragg offers Plenty; Kaye Wragg tells GRAEME WHITCROFT why she can't wait for the chance to play a TV heroine. |
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1026 |
| YOUR DAILY RECORD LEADS WHERE OTHERS FOLLOW. |
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120 |
January 6, 2001
