Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'DISEASE THREAT TO HERDS'. |
Mcardle, Patsy |
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183 |
| [0] Football: Fergie's warning to Yorke. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
83 |
| [0] Racing: Pirate in Ayr Gold Cup raid. |
Knight, Bill |
|
274 |
| [0] Rugby Union: BACK IN GROOVE; LEICESTER 21 LONDON IRISH 13. |
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161 |
| [0] SCANDAL OF THE DOME: NOT WORTH A LIGHT; Staggering waste included pounds 37,800 to spray spotlights. |
Stocks, Amanda |
|
1030 |
| [0] SNAKE IN THE GRASS; Diana never trusted Jephson, she thought that he was a spy and wanted him out. |
Kempster, Doug; Pisa, Nick |
|
1693 |
| `SLAVE' CALL CENTRES. |
Edwards, Mike |
|
106 |
| 18m BRITONS RISK MAD COW DISEASE; One-in-3 people have danger gene scientists warn. |
Fellstrom, Carl |
|
386 |
| Africa was ravaged by Aids but it could easily have been Belfast; IT STARTED OUT AS A POLIO TEST VACCINE IN NORTHERN IRELAND, WITH TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES. |
Carton, Donna |
|
1778 |
| Albums of the Week. |
Hyland, Ian |
|
84 |
| ANGER AT EXAM HQ HOLIDAYS. |
Mcginty, Brendan |
|
232 |
| Army's legal team bungle death probe. |
Hamer, Rupert |
|
188 |
| BIG BROTHER: CHANGE FOR THE BETTER. |
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|
205 |
| BIG BROTHER: I'm wild with joy..now it's finally over. |
Hyland, Ian |
|
201 |
| BIG BROTHER: Nasty Nick's bed for sale. |
Harper, James |
|
124 |
| BIG BROTHER: Oh no, what am I going to do without it? |
Thornton, Kate |
|
205 |
| BIG BROTHER: WILL YOU MARRY ME?; Winner Craig proposes to true love Shelley and explains why he's giving pounds 70,000 to his friend Jo. |
Martin, Stephen; Hamilton, Mike |
|
916 |
| BIG BROTHER: WILL YOUMARRY ME?; Winner Craig proposes to true love Shelley and slips away with her after partying with family. |
Martin, Steven; Hamilton, Mike |
|
952 |
| Black boxes to cut police car crashes. |
Luckett, Tim; Edwards, Mike |
|
248 |
| Boxing: Long Waite to reign is over after drain drama. |
Clark, Bill |
|
385 |
| Boxing: MAGEE STRUGGLE. |
Clark, Bill |
|
152 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: Dear Doctor; In a special column, Dr Mark Porter answers your breast cancer questions on everything from screening to treatments and the inherited risks. |
Porter, Dr Mark |
|
815 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: Fashion - Join the pink ladies; Make a statement. Raise awareness by tailoring your wardrobe to match your ribbon. |
Kerman, Photography Giles Duley Fashion Annabel |
|
427 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: Fight it with food; We're always being told how eating plenty of fruit and vegetables is good for our health. But did you know that some foods can actually help our bodies fight cancer? Nutritionist Amanda Ursell lists the top ten. |
Ursell, Amanda |
|
1182 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: Get involved - How can I help beat breast cancer?; All the charities need money, so during the October Breast Cancer Awareness Month why not raise some with one of these fun options. |
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|
572 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: Know your rights. |
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|
162 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: My friend Liz's words, spoken very slowly over the phone, were deliberately vague but nonetheless full of fearful... |
Gordon, Jane |
|
681 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The consultant's story - `Tamoxifen can be as successful as chemotherapy and a lot less debilitating' A study looks set to prove that tamoxifen can prevent cancer - as well as helping fight its return. Nicholas Beechey-Newman reveals more. |
Beechey-Newman, Nicholas |
|
429 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The explorer's story - `My life has changed for the better I don't put things off. I say yes instead of perhaps' Many sufferers find they take stock of life. Kath Ainsworth, 46, did just that...then took off for an adventure in Nepal. She has since trekked across the Sahara to help fund cancer care. |
Ainsworth, Kath |
|
853 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The facts - `Early detection is very important. Everyone should be breast aware'. |
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|
487 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The gene carrier's story - `I've never had any regrets. I still feel sexually attractive. I've actually gained confidence; Wendy Watson, 44, chose to have a double mastectomy without having any trace of the disease after nine members of her family developed cancer. |
Watson, Wendy |
|
867 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The geneticist's story - `Gene therapy might help one day, but prevention is what we are concerned with' Professor John Burn, head of a cancer genetics network, sheds light on the importance of gene research in helping those most at risk. |
Burn, John |
|
444 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The husband's story - `I bottled up emotions and got into a routine' Post Office worker Paul McCloskey, 49, from Banbury, Oxon, kept up a macho facade when his wife Helena, 54, was diagnosed with breast cancer 16 years ago. |
McCloskey, Paul N. |
|
494 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The male sufferer's story - `I thought, I'm a bloke ... I can't have breast cancer' Ian Minnards, 43, a civil servant from Streatham, South London, was one of 200 men diagnosed last year with male breast cancer. |
Minnards, Ian |
|
255 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The psychiatrist's story - `People are scared to spell out their feelings' Professor Amanda Ramirez, consultant psychiatrist with the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, looks at the emotional side of the disease. |
Ramirez, Amanda |
|
484 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The surgeon's story - `Serious lumps are still; escaping; Often GPs believe a lump to be; benign and one in 10 is not' Leading breast cancer surgeon Adam Stacey-Clear explains why women need to know their rights...and GPs need to be more vigilant. |
Stacey-Clear, Adam |
|
625 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The survivor's story - `Women do beat it. I did - so hang on to that thought' Grace Bickford, 59, from Corringham, Essex, explains how her life has changed after cancer, 17 years down the track. |
Bickford, Grace |
|
326 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The twins' story - `Being in the drug trial has been a very positive experience. It's possibly saved my life' After Catherine Cushion's twin Margaret, far right, developed breast cancer, Catherine took part in a major trial, IBIS, to see in tamoxifen prevented breast cancer in those at risk. Now 54, she thinks it saved her life. |
Cushion, Catherine |
|
800 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: The writer's story - `Whenever I saw Oliver playing I began to feel desperate Would I be there when he started school?' Writer Val Sampsom, 40, author of The Breast Cancer Care Book and former sufferer, gives a moving account of how breast cancer has affected her life. |
Sampsom, Val |
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1539 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: This week's must have. |
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117 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: This week's must win. |
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185 |
| Breast Cancer Awareness: Where to get advice. |
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362 |
| Britain `faces an asteroid catastrophe'. |
Rockett, Karen |
|
146 |
| BROTHEL BOTHER FOR BROSNAN'S SPY FILM CREW; Director gives Irish squad an X-rating. |
Dowling, Kevin |
|
430 |
| BROWN'S NEW BID TO TAKE OVER FROM BLAIR. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
|
154 |
| Burnside set to do battle with McCrae. |
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|
93 |
| Campaign to save youth. |
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|
100 |
| Car is stolen from woman. |
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|
84 |
| Carole Malone's Column: Flashers go underground. |
Malone, Carole |
|
81 |
| Carole Malone's Column: Not in front of the baby, Catherine! |
Malone, Carole |
|
199 |
| Carole Malone's Column: TOM KNOWS HIS LEEKS...AND ONIONS. |
Malone, Carole |
|
185 |
| Carole Malone's Column: We had stiff upper lips... now we fight over drips. |
Malone, Carole |
|
773 |
| CHEMIST LAW CHANGE URGED. |
Gillespie, Tom |
|
182 |
| Crash shakes Oscar winner. |
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|
100 |
| DAWN FRENCH: THE UNTOLD STORY PART TWO - When Lenny went off the rails, it was Dawn who found the strength to save their troubled marriage. |
Bowyer, Alison |
|
1480 |
| DELLA FALLS FOR ROCK SINGER PHIL'S COUSIN; Dumped toyboy has fled abroad. |
Showbusiness, Rick Hewett |
|
574 |
| Dougie Walker: How I drowned my drug ban torment with drink, pizzas and takeaways; SPRINT STAR DOUGIE WALKER SAYS HE BEGAN TO WRECK HIS BODY AS HE MASKED PAIN OF MISSING SYDNEY OLYMPICS. |
Mcginty, Brendan |
|
1276 |
| Eamonn Holmes column: Beware of empty promises. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
155 |
| Eamonn Holmes column: Life isn't always rosy for those at the top. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
314 |
| Eamonn Holmes column: Olympic history in making. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
247 |
| Eamonn Holmes column: Station lacks the 4-Star treatment. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
152 |
| ESB crews light life of six islanders. |
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|
85 |
| ESB staff in strike threat over wages. |
Harper, James |
|
222 |
| Ex-Provos muscle in on cig scam. |
Mcardle, Patsy |
|
190 |
| FIFTY YEARS ON THE RECORD. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
153 |
| FLU SQUAD'S ON EPIDEMIC ALERT. |
Edwards, Mike |
|
120 |
| Football: A NO WIN SITUATION; DUNDEE UTD 0 ST MIRREN 0. |
Moore, Wallace |
|
304 |
| Football: Ace Jon's spot on; PETERBORO 1 READING 0. |
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|
155 |
| Football: ALISON ARRIVES. |
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|
92 |
| Football: ANGRY FANS TURN ON LEEDS; LEEDS 1 IPSWICH 2. |
Mcnally, Brian |
|
652 |
| Football: Armour plating suits Distillery. |
Coates, Adam |
|
282 |
| Football: Atkins' anger as his defence takes a snooze; PLYMOUTH 2 CARLISLE 0. |
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|
197 |
| Football: B00-BOYS ADD INSULT TO INJURY; LEEDS 1 IPSWICH 2 Bargain buy Jermaine is Wright on target to give weary boss O'Leary the blues. |
Mcnally, Brian |
|
932 |
| Football: Bassett subs sink Rangers; BARNSLEY 4 QPR 2. |
Thompson, Alan |
|
348 |
| Football: BATTY BATTLE. |
Howey, Martin |
|
95 |
| Football: BLANC ALERT. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
103 |
| Football: BLUES HOLD THEIR NERVE; CLIFTONVILLE 1 LINFIELD 3. |
Clark, Bill |
|
461 |
| Football: Branston's first pickle; ROTHERHAM 1 WYCOMBE 0. |
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|
126 |
| Football: Bruce welcome to bottom spot; GILLINGHAM 2 HUDDERSFIELD 1. |
Burrington, Peter |
|
334 |
| Football: Butler angry over abuse; HALIFAX 0 SOUTHEND 1. |
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|
127 |
| Football: Celt Mjallby snubs move to Blackburn. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
309 |
| Football: CHANGE OF HART FOR GERS; Advocaat ready to go back for striker. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
283 |
| Football: Chat Zone. |
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|
758 |
| Football: CHRIS SO CRISP; EXETER 3 YORK 1. |
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|
182 |
| Football: Classy Cardiff on cloud nine; SCUNTHORPE 0 CARDIFF 2. |
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|
266 |
| Football: CLAUDIO HAS A SILVER LINING; HASSELBAINK TIPS RANIERI TO BRING BACK GLORY DAYS TO STAMFORD BRIDGE. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
649 |
| Football: Clyde sink Arch rivals; FIRST DIVISION ROUND-UP. |
Jnr, Ray Hepburn |
|
168 |
| Football: Coleraine slide leaves Carl at his Whit's end. |
Clark, Bill |
|
238 |
| Football: COMBE CAN WOW CRAIG. |
Moore, Wallace |
|
129 |
| Football: COMMENT - YOU CAN STICK IT, BATES. |
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|
170 |
| Football: Cwmbran on high octane; LEAGUE OF WALES. |
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209 |
| Football: Dean derails O's express; KIDDERMINSTER 2 ORIENT 1. |
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|
125 |
| Football: Dick: Let's make point in Monaco. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
386 |
| Football: DON'T WRITE OFF GERS!; IBROX HERO RONALD DE BOER SOUNDS EURO WAR CRY - They did that to Ajax and then we won Champions League. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
868 |
| Football: Dons' young pretenders can go all way - Jarvie. |
Gill, Arthur |
|
327 |
| Football: EAGLES CLIPPED; NORWICH 0 PALACE 0. |
Warwick, Graham |
|
172 |
| Football: Eddie rescues not-so-hot Ayr; MORTON 1 AYR 1. |
Dick, William |
|
204 |
| Football: Evans and hell for sorry Laws; SCUNTHORPE 0 CARDIFF 2. |
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|
145 |
| Football: Fanzone - ALFIE KNOWS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. |
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|
268 |
| Football: Fanzone - Fan of the Month. |
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|
256 |
| Football: Fanzone - New scheme opens shares floodgates. |
McNally, Brian |
|
499 |
| Football: Fanzone - See Shearer and all the talk of the Toon. |
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|
113 |
| Football: Fanzone - WIN WORTHY CUP TICKETS. |
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|
242 |
| Football: FILTHY LUCA; 'Erratic' Vialli blasted for betraying the Blues. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
536 |
| Football: FILTHY LUCA; Chelsea blast Vialli for betraying the Blues. |
Ftizgerald, Gary |
|
321 |
| Football: Finn hell for sorry Spurs as Charlton steal points; CHARLTON 1 SPURS 0. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
662 |
| Football: Front men waste Allott of chances; OLDHAM 0 BRISTOL C 0. |
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|
191 |
| Football: FUL SPEED AHEAD FOR JEAN'S FAB FAVOURITES; FOREST 0 FULHAM 3. |
Whiting, Steve |
|
565 |
| Football: Geordies slump to 2 under Pahars; SOUTHAMPTON 2 NEWCASTLE 0. |
White, Peter |
|
299 |
| Football: Gers give Jim jitters. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
188 |
| Football: Gills leave Town adrift; GILLINGHAM 2 HUDDERSFIELD 1. |
Burrington, Peter |
|
253 |
| Football: Glens draw winds up livid Coyle; GLENTORAN 1 CRUSADERS 1. |
Mccreedy, John |
|
314 |
| Football: Gordon's blue as City miss chance; LINCOLN 1 BLACKPOOL 1. |
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|
132 |
| Football: GRAHAM RAPS HIS 'SUI-SIDE' CHARLTON 1 SPURS 0 Gift for star Johansson makes it Valley of Death for Spurs. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
763 |
| Football: Hammers in FA transfer probe. |
Mcnally, Brian |
|
334 |
| Football: HAYLOCK BAILS THEM OUT; COLERAINE 0 GLENAVON 1. |
Cameron, Grant |
|
228 |
| Football: Hornets hand out Hyde-ing; WATFORD 3 CREWE 0. |
Gubba, John |
|
236 |
| Football: Hot Hartson in another league; WIMBLEDON 1 WOLVES 1. |
Wright, Duncan |
|
245 |
| Football: Howard's way boosts Town; NORTHAMPTON 1 NOTTS CO 0. |
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|
133 |
| Football: It's Ryan to the rescue. |
Gorman, Ken |
|
174 |
| Football: It's stark for Hutchings as strikers fire blanks again; VILLA 2 BRADFORD 0. |
Milledge, Adrian |
|
688 |
| Football: KILLIE MUST THANK PRIDE OF OUR ALLY!; KILMARNOCK 1 ABERDEEN 0. |
Marshall, Ron |
|
422 |
| Football: Late show from Macca; HARTLEPOOL 2 MACCLESFIELD 2. |
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|
85 |
| Football: LEN PRAISE FOR PRECIOUS COYNE; BURNLEY 1 GRIMSBY 1. |
Agnew, Paul |
|
319 |
| Football: Lescott has day to savour; WIMBLEDON 1 WOLVES 1. |
Wright, Duncan |
|
346 |
| Football: Little takes a big step; HULL 1 SHREWSBURY 0. |
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|
122 |
| Football: Livi salted by Andrews; LIVINGSTON 0 RAITH 4. |
Mcgroarty, Frank |
|
186 |
| Football: MAC'S FEAST; PLYMOUTH 2 CARLISLE 0. |
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|
163 |
| Football: Mahon's agony over the Derry black hole. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
387 |
| Football: MARTIN WILL NOT GIVE GERS AN INCH; He has burning desire to win says Archie Gemmill. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
424 |
| Football: MOSS: I TAUGHT LUBO THE LINGO. |
Mchugh, Joe; Hepburn, Ray |
|
538 |
| Football: Name 'assassin' now, Gianluca. |
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117 |
| Football: NEW REF JUSTICE; Batey wants Scottish whistlers to end our 'cosy' relationship. |
Clark, Bill |
|
307 |
| Football: PAAT HAS GUT WHAT IT TAKES; HIBS 2 MOTHERWELL 0 - Mixu scores with his belly to spark win that fires Hibs back to the top. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
785 |
| Football: PAHARS LEAVES BOBBY SPEECHLESS; SOUTHAMPTON 2 NEWCASTLE 0 Marian makes it hell at The Dell for bunged-up Robson as Toon are stuffed. |
White, Peter |
|
887 |
| Football: PARTY TIME FOR PAHARS; SOUTHAMPTON 2 NEWCASTLE 0. |
White, Peter |
|
388 |
| Football: Paul's strike wakes up the Quakers; DARLINGTON 1 BARNET 0. |
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|
192 |
| Football: Phillips strike gives Reid perfect tonic; SUNDERLAND 2 DERBY 1. |
Ward, Les |
|
336 |
| Football: Phillips strike helps lift the pressure on relieved Reid; SUNDERLAND 2 DERBY 1. |
Ward, Les |
|
635 |
| Football: Pompey sink to supersub; BOLTON 2 PORTSMOUTH 0. |
Sutton, Lindsay |
|
256 |
| Football: Poor Shrews put in place; HULL 1 SHREWSBURY 0. |
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|
122 |
| Football: Preece blasts blunted Bury; OXFORD 1 BURY 0. |
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130 |
| Football: Preston face keeper crisis; PRESTON 1 STOCKPORT 1. |
Cook, Gary |
|
237 |
| Football: Rebrov in Euro warning. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
112 |
| Football: REYNA: LET'S LIGHT BLUE DUTCH PAPER. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
454 |
| Football: Rioch: We got stronger; BRISTOL R 0 WIGAN 0. |
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128 |
| Football: Ritchie's on the lookout; OLDHAM 0 BRISTOL C 0. |
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|
90 |
| Football: Robbie's race against time. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
217 |
| Football: Robins rocked by Seagulls' triple-decker; BRIGHTON 3 CHELTENHAM 0. |
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201 |
| Football: Robson to move for Dailly. |
Mcnally, Brian |
|
85 |
| Football: Rovers rely on new star to save day; BRISTOL R 0 WIGAN 0. |
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|
179 |
| Football: ROY'S KILLER INSTINCTS; Keane: We have class to triumph over Portugal. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
203 |
| Football: ROYALS GRAB THE pounds 500 SPOILS. |
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|
128 |
| Football: Ryan Giggs - GIVE US A BREAK. |
Giggs, Ryan |
|
199 |
| Football: Ryan Giggs - TAFF AT THE TOP. |
Giggs, Ryan |
|
197 |
| Football: Ryan Giggs - THE BEST IS YET TO COME; EXCLUSIVE: I won't hit my peak for two more years. |
Giggs, Ryan; Hetherington, Paul |
|
1064 |
| Football: Ryan Giggs - Yes, there will be life after Fergie. |
Giggs, Ryan |
|
180 |
| Football: SAD JEWELL FINDS SOME GEMS FOR THE FUTURE; TRANMERE 2 SHEFF WED 0. |
Leach, Martin |
|
559 |
| Football: Sam not rushing six-goal Ricketts; BOLTON 2 PORTSMOUTH 0. |
Sutton, Lindsay |
|
384 |
| Football: SMITH DESPAIR AS RAMS MIS-FIRE; SUNDERLAND 2 DERBY 1. |
Ward, Les |
|
667 |
| Football: SO SHORT ON SPARK; St JOHNSTONE 0 DUNDEE 0. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
326 |
| Football: Southgate strike silences critics; VILLA 2 BRADFORD 0. |
Milledge, Adrian |
|
404 |
| Football: SOUTHGATE STRIKE SILENCES THE BOO-BOYS; VILLA 2 BRADFORD 0 Unhappy England star has one foot out of the door but uses the other to batter Bantams. |
Milledge, Adrian |
|
914 |
| Football: Sparky's nice little Earn-er. |
Gorman, Ken |
|
230 |
| Football: Spireites are just inspired; CHESTERFIELD 4 MANSFIELD 0. |
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114 |
| Football: Staggered Billy on the warpath; CHESTERFIELD 4 MANSFIELD 0. |
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150 |
| Football: STICK IT, BATES. |
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|
136 |
| Football: STIMAC LAUNCHES SAVAGE ATTACK; LEICESTER STAR TOLD: GO ON THE CATWALK. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
421 |
| Football: Strach: We didn't do the business; ARSENAL 2 COVENTRY 1. |
Smith, Dave |
|
603 |
| Football: Sub Cook has a win recipe; OXFORD 1 BURY 0. |
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|
139 |
| Football: SUB HITS POMPEY; BOLTON 2 PORTSMOUTH 0 By LINDSAY SUTTON. |
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|
191 |
| Football: Super Swans in top gear; SWANSEA 4 LUTON 0. |
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241 |
| Football: Sylvain golden boy on Highbury debut; ARSENAL 2 COVENTRY 1. |
Smith, Dave |
|
584 |
| Football: Taylor finds it hard to relax; WATFORD 3 CREWE 0. |
Gubba, John |
|
245 |
| Football: Ten Robins make point; COLCHESTER 1 WREXHAM 1. |
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140 |
| Football: Things look smiles better for us Scots. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
468 |
| Football: THREE AND EASY AS REDS MARCH ON; EVERTON 1 MAN UTD 3 - Butt, Giggs and Solskjaer all hit the target to clinch first away win of the season. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
797 |
| Football: TIG'S WINNA; FOREST 0 FULHAM 3 - Coleman: Best team I have ever played in. |
Whiting, Steve |
|
419 |
| Football: Tony's all Din and dusted; PRESTON 1 STOCKPORT 1. |
Cook, Gary |
|
244 |
| Football: TYKES FRIGHT; BARNSLEY 4 QPR 2. |
Thompson, Alan |
|
174 |
| Football: Vialli's sacking is a nonsense. |
Gray, Andy; Mckenlay, Steve |
|
892 |
| Football: Walsall fall foul late on; WALSALL 1 BOURNEMOUTH 1. |
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138 |
| Football: WALTER WAY TO TREAT HERO: RICHIE SEEKS TALKS; IRELAND STAR'S GOODISON SHOWDOWN. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
344 |
| Football: Wander lost; ROTHERHAM 1 WYCOMBE 0. |
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|
84 |
| Football: Wes 'gutted' as bold move comes too late; ROCHDALE 2 TORQUAY 1. |
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196 |
| Football: Wiltord just doing the Wright thing; ARSENAL 2 COVENTRY 1. |
Smith, Dave |
|
732 |
| Football: York crucified by Christian; EXETER 3 YORK 1. |
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|
141 |
| Football: ZIEGE: BE PATIENT. |
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|
94 |
| FUEL CRISIS: FOOD. |
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|
112 |
| FUEL CRISIS: HOSPITALS. |
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|
105 |
| FUEL CRISIS: I WON'T BUDGE ON PETROL TAX; Truckers' fury as Brown ignores protests. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
|
564 |
| FUEL CRISIS: INDUSTRY. |
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|
143 |
| FUEL CRISIS: SCHOOLS. |
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|
105 |
| FUEL CRISIS: TRANSPORT. |
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|
98 |
| GAA: Coady key to smash hit from DJ. |
Gill, Barry |
|
248 |
| GAA: GILES: WE WILL RULE OVER AUSSIES AGAIN. |
Gill, Barry |
|
537 |
| GAA: STARS HIT THE GRAVY TRAIN. |
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|
107 |
| Gaeltach in uproar over tax demands. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
219 |
| Gardening: Everyone's daffy about daffodils. |
Wild, Adrienne |
|
212 |
| Gardening: Jobs For The Week. |
Wild, Adrienne |
|
145 |
| Gardening: Q & A. |
Wild, Adrienne |
|
199 |
| Get divorced on TV and win pounds 25,000. |
Couzens, Gerard |
|
169 |
| Girls fight as Travismania hits America. |
Mcginty, Brendan |
|
137 |
| Girls killed as floods sweep away summer. |
Rimmer, Alan |
|
268 |
| Give pensioners a rise or lose votes, Brown is warned. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
|
330 |
| Give pensioners a rise or lose votes, Brown is warned. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
|
313 |
| Golf: CLARKE TEES UP TOP FORM. |
Mcguire, Bernie |
|
428 |
| Golf: Hamill gets out of a hole. |
Clark, Bill |
|
278 |
| GUEST HOUSE FRAUDSTER TOM FREED FROM PRISON. |
Breslin, John |
|
675 |
| GUEST HOUSE FRAUDSTER TOM FREED FROM PRISON; But Gardai still want to quiz cheeky conman. |
Bresliin, John |
|
767 |
| HALF PRICE DAY TRIPS TO SCOTLAND From only pounds 13. |
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|
822 |
| Happiness is providing a loving home for a foreign child; NEW STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO EASE ADOPTION PROCESS. |
Children, Mary Hanafin Td Minister For |
|
874 |
| Haughey to face quiz on donor cash. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
371 |
| Heart-throb Craig pops the Big question. |
Martin, Stephen; Hamilton, Mike |
|
466 |
| HIT SQUAD LEADER KNOWN TO POLICE; Belfast Provo behind shootings. |
Breslin, John; Dowling, Kevin |
|
525 |
| HIT SQUAD LEADER KNOWN TO POLICE; Northern Provo behind shootings. |
Breslin, John; Dowling, Kevin |
|
747 |
| Holidays: Book now for five fantastic days of family fun. |
Barnes, Lucy |
|
233 |
| Holidays: LAST-MINUTE GETAWAYS. |
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239 |
| Holidays: Win all the way on the dream boat. |
Bishop, Peter |
|
961 |
| Homeowners have lucky escape after oil tanks set on fire. |
Cassidy, John |
|
240 |
| HONEY TRAP WPC SUES YARD IN pounds 500,000 FIGHT; `My life was ruined by trauma of Rachel murder case'. |
Gardner, Andy; Luckett, Tim |
|
476 |
| HONEY-TRAP WPC SUES YARD IN TWO-YEAR FIGHT; 'My life was ruined by trauma of Rachel murder case'. |
Gardner, Andy; Luckett, Tim |
|
488 |
| HOSPITALS PAY pounds 3,000 TO TEMPT NEW NURSES; Desperate bid to halt staff crisis. |
Nicol, Mark |
|
320 |
| INCREASE IN BUDDHISM OM-INOUS FOR CHURCH; Meditation centre making monks out of Irish devotees. |
Breslin, John |
|
449 |
| Interview: Barbara Windsor - Three marriages, five abortions, the 100 lovers...'I have spent my whole life trying to make men happy' THE REAL-LIFE HEARTACHE OF 'BUBBLY' BARBARA WINDSOR. |
Malone, Carole |
|
2574 |
| IRISH PEERS CASH IN ON SPARE TITLES. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
474 |
| Irish Sunday Mirror Comment: Plans that will only hurt those already in pain. |
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|
407 |
| Irish Sunday Mirror Comment: She's still a winner. |
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|
93 |
| ISLE NEVER FORGET YOU; Anna's tribute to fans as she bids farewell. |
Breslin, John |
|
940 |
| It's terrible to think that such a source of strength and help should be taken away; DISTRAUGHT FAMILIES OF THE OMAGH BOMB TRAGEDY PLEAD WITH HEALTH CHIEFS NOT TO GO AHEAD WITH THE CLOSURE OF TOWN'S TRAUMA CENTRE. |
Carton, Donna |
|
736 |
| Jason's haunted by a ghost on screen; PEOPLE STILL ASK ABOUT CLARKSON. |
Quigley, Maeve |
|
619 |
| JIBES AT DAWN IN BATTLE OF THE BREAKFAST SHOWS; Amanda blames Enfield for ordeal in studio. |
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|
556 |
| John Hunter's column: Another Bloody Sunday to add to Paras' history. |
Hunter, John |
|
109 |
| John Hunter's column: Burnside steals minds if not the hearts of voters. |
Hunter, John |
|
450 |
| John Hunter's column: Putta-putta bang bang putta-putta. |
Hunter, John |
|
81 |
| John Hunter's column: THE LAOIS POLICE ARRESTETH US! |
Hunter, John |
|
155 |
| Johnny Vaughan's Column: Beam me up that flatpack, Scotty. |
Vaughan, Johnny |
|
209 |
| Johnny Vaughan's Column: Lift-off...on a wing and a game show. |
Vaughan, Johnny |
|
284 |
| Johnny Vaughan's Column: Partytime as petrol demos fuel that old wartime spirit. |
Vaughan, Johnny |
|
259 |
| Johnny Vaughan's Column: The Special Ale Service. |
Vaughan, Johnny |
|
306 |
| JUMPING JACK CASH...pounds 3m BABY BILL FOR MICK JAGGER. |
Showbusiness, Rick Hewett |
|
375 |
| LOG ON TO CYBER SIR. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
|
140 |
| MANDELSON MUST GO SAYS ANGRY MALLON. |
Carton, Donna |
|
208 |
| Meet miracle boy Louis... the next Beckham. |
Harper, James |
|
329 |
| MINISTER BIDS TO KEEP DOCS HAPPY. |
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102 |
| MINISTER'S U-TURN ON MOBILE MAST SAFETY. |
Hamer, Rupert |
|
353 |
| Money: Bleak future for those caught in the trap of an endowment. |
Kelly, Tom |
|
657 |
| Money: Bringing in the tourists by turning back clock. |
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|
231 |
| Money: Business brief. |
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|
150 |
| MONEY: FOCUS ON... Swatch watches; Swatch watches; Instant Expert. |
Breese, James |
|
151 |
| Money: Injury pay-outs hit the roof. |
Kelly, Tom |
|
378 |
| MONEY: Money Zone. |
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|
222 |
| MONEY: PLUGGING THAT GAP; What to do if your home-loan endowment is falling short. |
Wright, Simon |
|
774 |
| MONEY: pounds signs - It's a Capital idea. |
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|
126 |
| MONEY: TREASURE hunters; TV antiques expert JAMES BREESE joins the Sunday Mirror to give readers tips on how to make the most of the world of antiques and collectables. |
Breese, James |
|
399 |
| MONEY: Truth of who pays for `free' injury claims. |
Challand, Christine |
|
357 |
| Monroe picked my Lotto winner, says star Daryl. |
Gardner, David |
|
90 |
| MOODY MARGARET FIGHTING BATTLE AGAINST DEPRESSION; Princess spends whole days in bed. |
Pisa, Nick |
|
367 |
| Motor Racing: SCHUEY GAVE ME HEART-BRAKE. |
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|
420 |
| Motor Racing: WHY I WEPT FOR AYRTON. |
Derby, Michael |
|
556 |
| Motorcycling: Roberts has the bottle to triumph. |
Brown, John |
|
157 |
| Motorcycling: TOE WOE CAN'T STOP WALKER. |
Brown, John |
|
106 |
| MOVIES: Soggy Bottom George is tops; Reviews. |
Falk, Quentin |
|
359 |
| MUM'S SWEAT OP TRAGEDY. |
Hayward, Stephen |
|
122 |
| MUSCLE-MAN ADAIR TOOK 'ANGEL DUST' UFF godfather used drugs to transform skinny frame. |
Cassidy, John |
|
477 |
| MY LIFE: Ronan Keating - Teachers were always telling me at school: 'Keating, you'll never make anything of yourself' EXCLUSIVE: HIS OFFICIAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY. |
Keating, Ronan |
|
3351 |
| NEW ANTI-TERROR LAWS 'NOT YET USED'. |
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|
322 |
| No such thing as a free lunch at the Beeb... |
Nicol, Mark |
|
160 |
| Olympic Games: Athletics - Dwain: I'll catch them cold and grab 100m crown. |
Downes, Steven |
|
635 |
| Olympic Games: ATHLETICS - JACKO'S CAUGHT ME ON THE POP. |
Downes, Steven |
|
259 |
| Olympic Games: Athletics - MATTHEWS IN RACE TO RECOVER; Bad throat hits David. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
400 |
| Olympic Games: Cycling - Hayles storms into the medals. |
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|
93 |
| Olympic Games: Cycling - HE'S A GOLD PEDALLIST; Mystery man Queally powers his way to top of the world. |
Clavane, Anthony |
|
651 |
| Olympic Games: Cycling - Mystery man Queally powers his way to top of the world. |
Clavane, Anthony |
|
649 |
| Olympic Games: Cycling - They'll be thinking twice about pedalling those jokes after Queally's heroics. |
Clavane, Anthony |
|
545 |
| Olympic Games: Diary - Swiss roll the Aussies over. |
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|
87 |
| Olympic Games: Diary - They just love to Abba sing-song. |
Collins, Neal |
|
135 |
| Olympic Games: Diary - What a flaming shambles, mate. |
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151 |
| Olympic Games: Football - Aussie snub for Leeds over Viduka. |
Collins, Neal |
|
159 |
| Olympic Games: Football - Aussie snub for Leeds. |
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147 |
| Olympic Games: Rowing - Goode time for Redgrave. |
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185 |
| Olympic Games: Rowing - Pinsent: Steve's the greatest. |
Collins, Neal |
|
307 |
| Olympic Games: Triathlon - Lessing flops as he runs out of steam. |
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169 |
| Olympic Games: What to watch this week. |
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712 |
| Parents refuse pounds 1 bail for son. |
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|
130 |
| Poet Heaney goes Harry Potty. |
Harper, James |
|
182 |
| Politically Incorrect: Feminist fury over the goodbye girls. |
Buckland, Chris |
|
91 |
| Politically Incorrect: Here is the ooze... |
Buckland, Chris |
|
144 |
| Politically Incorrect: Tony's cronies running out of patience with don't-blame-me Brown. |
Buckland, Chris |
|
722 |
| POPE'S 'EYES AND EARS' IN IRELAND TO RETIRE. |
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|
196 |
| PRINCESS PUSHY GOES INTO BUSINESS AS A TOUR GUIDE; She coins it in taking groups around Diana's former Palace home. |
Adams, Jane |
|
323 |
| PROBE INTO CEILING COLLAPSE. |
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177 |
| Pubs made to call time on gipsy ban. |
Edwards, Mike |
|
134 |
| Racing: ARCTIC OWL A SHAWE THING. |
Walker, Jimmy |
|
175 |
| Racing: Deadly Sinn. |
Down, Alastair |
|
106 |
| Racing: Forgetful Channon stranded. |
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166 |
| Racing: GI-NAMITE; Catch Causeway while you can. |
Down, Alastair |
|
611 |
| Racing: KUSTER CAN CRUISE HOME. |
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|
96 |
| Racing: No monkey business with Darwin. |
Walker, Jimmy |
|
377 |
| Racing: Owl's win is a hoot for James. |
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165 |
September 17, 2000
