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Author |
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| [0] Golf: Eagle eye Janice in the Mood. |
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228 |
| [0] Golf: No clutter puts Miller on course. |
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208 |
| 1050-year jail term. |
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83 |
| 300 staff face axe as phone firm looks for buyer. |
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297 |
| A birdie for golf fan Pete. |
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126 |
| A naff nite spot - that's Livi all right; Club: Livi. |
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668 |
| All to play for with the final selections. |
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170 |
| AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Time Warner made mark for Saints. |
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259 |
| ANOTHER SHORTY AFFAIR, NICOLE?; New man is 5ft 6in. |
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323 |
| Battle of sexes heats up; Boys and girls go to war on a paradise island in one of the scariest slices of reality TV yet. PAUL ENGLISH reports. |
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1238 |
| Blair goes on Fender bender. |
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160 |
| Bridget's box office boost. |
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92 |
| Bush envoy heading for Ulster. |
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123 |
| Can Bob fix it for Clarke? |
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118 |
| CANCER AGONY OF ALAN BALL'S WIFE AND GIRL. |
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387 |
| Celebrity Profile. |
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352 |
| CLUB 'PAID GOALIE FOR COURT LIE' Lawyer rejects strangle claims. |
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263 |
| Cocky Jim's conveyor-belt entertainment; Jim Davidson's Generation Game Saturday, BBC1, 6.05pm. |
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261 |
| Coins shame fan faces ban. |
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100 |
| Cops in a rage at attack from rear. |
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250 |
| CRAIG'S OFF TO TEACH CROATS SOCCER; That's their World Cup over, then. |
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231 |
| Date for Sarah murder trial. |
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104 |
| DEALERS HAMMERED THE HUGE HAUL TAKEN OFF OUR STREETS; pounds 16m worth of drugs are grabbed in biggest-ever blitz by cops. |
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581 |
| Docs go to court to keep Mariah in hospital. |
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184 |
| DOG RACING: Machan can dance home. |
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155 |
| DR NO AUTOGRAPHS; Fans slam 007 star Sean as signing meanie. |
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250 |
| Driver is charged over lake deaths. |
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191 |
| Emerging secrets of the deep; The Blue Planet BBC1, 9.00pm. |
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890 |
| FLY TO THE USA; FROM JUST pounds 215. |
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523 |
| FLYING SARDINES; Safety chiefs' fears over plane seats. |
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454 |
| FOOD LIFE; A treat for all and sundried Sweet tomato pasta that's sure to win you some penne pals. |
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617 |
| Football: BANKIES HOME IN ON PLACE OF THEIR OWN; Talks bring stadium switch closer DIVISION 2. |
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421 |
| Football: BEAT THE PUNDIT; Win pounds 200 Bet From Ladbrokes. |
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274 |
| Football: Brewster Well on course to be an Easter Road success. |
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419 |
| Football: Brownlie all set to scale the heights; DIVISION 1. |
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445 |
| Football: CELTS THRILL ME BUT I'M NOT SCARED. |
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349 |
| Football: CRAIG'S JOB NOT FOR ECK. |
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349 |
| Football: DICK GOES TO WAR OVER HELL TRIP; UEFA dither over switch. |
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346 |
| FOOTBALL: Harry's Hotshots; Hutch will give West Ham a lift. |
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592 |
| Football: High-speed trip back to old club for striker Baz; DIVISION 3. |
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392 |
| Football: I axed Sander but my heart bleeds for him. |
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537 |
| Football: I want to put one past my old pal Paul No love lost as Kevin plots to outdo his Mountie mate; MOTHERWELL v HIBS. |
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721 |
| Football: I won't feel I've truly arrived at Celtic til I've knocked the ball into the net says JOHN HARTSON; CELTIC v DUNFERMLINE. |
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870 |
| Football: It took Paul five days in the Scotland squad to become depressed; LIVINGSTON v DUNDEE UTD. |
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621 |
| Football: IT'S RAE'S TAY OF RECKONING; DUNDEE v ST MIRREN. |
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569 |
| Football: IT'S SINK OR SWIM FOR NEW BOSS JIM. |
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251 |
| Football: Leishman faces fight to hang on to star duo. |
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324 |
| Football: LOOK WHO'S WAITING FOR YOU LAURENT; Blanc facing terrible two on his debut. |
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499 |
| Football: Mechanics star Brown insists he's not geared up to move after sparking big-name interest; HIGHLAND & MINOR FIXTURES. |
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764 |
| FOOTBALL: NEDVED BAN BOOSTS CELTS. |
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110 |
| Football: North losing their coach. |
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88 |
| Football: O'Boyle gives up the fight for cash. |
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227 |
| Football: O'NEILL IN PLEDGE TO REAR SCOTS BHOYS. |
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283 |
| Football: Old heads could make us Bens for all seasons; JUNIORS ROUND-UP. |
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302 |
| Football: Panmure time for a recovery. |
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158 |
| Football: SPORTS HOTLINE: DAVID MCCARTHY TAKES YOUR CALLS; Brown's still got support among the fans. |
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596 |
| Football: STEPHEN'S A REAL LEAN MACHINE; HEARTS v RANGERS. |
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588 |
| Football: STIR CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE 81 YEARS; Funny old game for VIP OAP fan. |
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344 |
| Football: STRIKE CALLED OFF; ABERDEEN v KILMARNOCK. |
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1158 |
| Football: TAM COWAN: PARENTAL GUIDANCE RECOMMENDED; Richard and Judy ..the Scotland dream team Or how about Dalglish and Barnes - just for a laugh. |
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1246 |
| Football: Teale deal too rich for us admit skint Hearts; Hearts v Rangers. |
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594 |
| Football: Terry's all go after Alloa flyer. |
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91 |
| Football: WE'LL BE IN WITH A SHOUT IF DAZ ZIPS IT; Dalziel risks a bawling out from old pal Danny. |
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534 |
| Footballer is found guilty of assault. |
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214 |
| Getting the Mesurier of John; The Unforgettable John Le Mesurier ITV, 10.00pm. |
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947 |
| Going back to their roots; JULIE MacCASKILL digs up the details on a couple of horticulture vultures. |
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1140 |
| Golf: 64 IS FLAMIN' MAGIC FOR ROOKIE STEVEN; O'Hara sure of first pay day. |
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775 |
| GOLF: 64 IS FLAMIN' MAGIC FOR ROOKIE STEVEN; Starlet O'Hara sure of pay day. |
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608 |
| GOLF: BEVAN BUSTS A GUST TO WIN. |
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286 |
| Golf: BEVAN BUSTS A GUST TO WIN. |
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285 |
| Golf: Eagle eye Janice in the Mood. |
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234 |
| Golf: No clutter puts Miller on course. |
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204 |
| He's Vaughan in a million; His machine-gun delivery fired him to the top - now Johnny Vaughan is starring in his own sitcom. Yes, the boy's a bit special, says ROB DRISCOLL. |
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1368 |
| Highlights: the week ahead; ENTERTAINMENT I Love 1993, Saturday, BBC2, 9.25pm. |
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766 |
| Hiss me baby one more time. |
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123 |
| HOMES & GARDENS; Pots of colour will brighten up a fading garden. |
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820 |
| HORSE RACING: Beyond can win Leger without me. |
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790 |
| HORSE RACING: Debate to settle it; In-form Nuclear has the explosvie speed to take care of sprint rivals. |
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989 |
| HORSE RACING: Galileo to turn off Light again; LEOPARDSTOWN CH4/BBC1. |
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848 |
| HORSE RACING: I couldn't afford a wife as all my cash went on bets!; Racing was ex-jockey McIntosh's only love. |
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1307 |
| HORSE RACING: New TV races to gamble on. |
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136 |
| HORSE RACING: Treble joy for on-form Hills. |
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150 |
| HORSE RACING: Where are they now? - Willie Snaith. |
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374 |
| HORSE RACING: Williams ride was the pits; DIARY OF A PROFESSIONAL GAMBLER. |
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959 |
| How Catherine shaped the future; Six Wives Of Henry VIII Ch4, 9.00pm. |
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906 |
| Jane has to Grin and bear it; Absolutely Fabulous BBC1, 9.00pm. |
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893 |
| LIN'S JET ORDEAL. |
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87 |
| LOVE TRAIN GOES OFF THE RAILS; Underground stations close so staff can see pals wed. |
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296 |
| Making sweet melodies; Star For A Night Sunday, BBC1, 5.55pm. |
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172 |
| MATCHES MADE IN HEAVEN - PRESENTERS WHO PLAYED CUPID. |
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198 |
| MONKEY PUZZLE: WIN pounds 500 FREE BETS; (It's your chance to splash out without losing). |
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272 |
| MR FIXIT: LAST GIRL STANDING; Pamela guesses her way to riches. |
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893 |
| MUM'S DEATH FUELS CJD FEAR; Julie, 30, is new victim. |
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402 |
| My Kate's a great mum. |
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129 |
| No mane chance for fund-raiser, 8. |
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134 |
| OFF THE RECORD: AMERICA BOWS TO STORMIN' NORMAN; Fatboy picks up five gongs for the Brits. |
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641 |
| ONE DAY OF PEACE; But sectarian tensions remain on school walk. |
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475 |
| OPS ARE CANCELLED; New crisis for trust as they axe 200 jobs. |
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444 |
| Pals say bye-bye baby to Andrea. |
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182 |
| pounds 100,000 Super Bingo. |
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109 |
| pounds 1000 BETS CONTEST. |
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194 |
| pounds 740,000 run on the euro. |
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86 |
| Pubs: Yo! Below; 'I only thought I'd taste this after bluffing my way past the bouncers at the Pearly Gates'. |
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532 |
| Pukka peck from book cook Jamie. |
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80 |
| Quaking in our boots; Kids bid to make Richter Scale. |
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693 |
| QUARRIERS STAFF FACE PROBE. |
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129 |
| Real story behind a tall tale; CRITIC'S CHOICE Shawshank: The Redeeming Feature Ch4, 11.45pm. |
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899 |
| RECORD VIEW: Fight goes on. |
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170 |
| RECORD VIEW: Safety first on flights. |
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236 |
| ROYALS' SCHOOL IS HIT BY SUICIDE; Tears for pupil, 17. |
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294 |
| RUGBY: Hodge to the rescue as Edinburgh boys fail to shine; UPDATE. |
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479 |
| Sad singletons get off the shelf; TIM RANDALL made a date with Lowri Turner to discuss her new show for the unattached WOULD LIKE TO MEET, Wednesday, BBC2, 8.00pm. |
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892 |
| SEX MONSTER'S REIGN OF ABUSE IN ORPHAN HOME; Social worker found guilty of raping girls in his care. |
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504 |
| Shares plummet as panic hits US. |
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291 |
| Shopping: Phones; PAUL ENGLISH rings out the changes with a look at the wacky world of novelty phones. |
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462 |
| SHOWBIZ SAM; The Man In The Know. |
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612 |
| SHUT THE REFUGEE JAIL NOW; Asylum seekers centre 'illegal' say campaigners. |
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304 |
| SIMON HOUSTON: A LIGHT-HEARTED START TO THE WEEKEND; There you go! I've said it.. I feel so much better now COME ON ENGLAND. |
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1189 |
| Sleuth, Doyle cracks it again; Muder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings Of Sherlock Holmes BBC1, 8.30pm. |
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901 |
| SMACK LAW WILL NOT BE FOR SNOOPS; Wallace pledge on new move. |
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314 |
| Soap Gossip... |
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433 |
| Sports Update: Hodge to the rescue as Edinburgh boys fail to shine. |
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463 |
| Sports Update: Warrior Henderson's Scott to be the centre of attention. |
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456 |
| SPREAD BETTING. |
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285 |
| Stalin's legacy of death. |
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232 |
| STAR BIRTHDAY. |
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142 |
| Survivor of twins' suicide pact wins freedom. |
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310 |
| Television YOUR ESSENTIAL TV & SATELLITE GUIDE FOR THE WEEK AHEAD; Giving classic shows a Ronni for their money. |
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1159 |
| Tennis: YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS; Now we've got TWO superbrats. |
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413 |
| TENNIS: YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS; Now we've got TWO superbrats. |
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436 |
| Terry's on the trail of missing Janine; Soap watch. |
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608 |
| THE ABC OF THE JACKSONS; The Five are one again for first time in 20 years. |
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1883 |
| THE COSGROVE CHALLENGE. |
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155 |
| The drool in the crown; Tam's favourite seafood eaterie has branched out in the form of Frango - and our bon viveur reckons the newcomer is right up there with the original Eating out: Frango. |
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1055 |
| THUG FREED TO BATTER WIFE AGAIN; Husband is jailed for three months. |
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300 |
| Tiny island hideaway is up for sale - or rent. |
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215 |
| TOTE pounds 50 STATS BET. |
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147 |
| TRAGIC SOLDIER TRIBUTE. |
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82 |
| Two trains seconds from rail disaster. |
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213 |
| VOICE OF SCOTLAND; LET US PAY PER GAME TO WATCH OUR TEAM. |
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610 |
| Vole lotta love on the prairie. |
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97 |
| VOLE LOTTA LOVE. |
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84 |
| Wannabes get in on the act; Soapstars ITV, 8.30pm. |
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778 |
| WASHED UP FROM THE PAST. |
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97 |
| Wave goodbye to deep-sea horror; THE pounds 250 CHALLENGE Fishy goings on in the bathroom were a mess of Titanic proportions. |
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1597 |
| We paid pounds 900 for our dream holiday - and ended up in a homeless hostel; Then they're moved to 'brothel'. |
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501 |
| We test: Low-fat sarnies; Want a sandwich that's also low in calories and fat? We asked three readers to put six of the best to the taste test. |
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235 |
| WHEN RUSSIA UNLEASHED A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST UPON HER OWN PEOPLE; Scots MEP joins Gorbachev to deal with bomb test horrors. |
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1481 |
| WILLIAM HILL - Line of the Week. |
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266 |
| WILLIAM HILL BET 2000. |
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149 |
| WIN pounds 100 IN BETS. |
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182 |
| Wine rack; Two to tickle your tonsils, one to get you in food mood and another to warm the cockles of your heart ... what more could you ask for? |
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231 |
September 8, 2001
