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| 'Cocaine Queen' jailed for drugs haul which broke UK records. |
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317 |
| : Un-aprs-ciated; Alison Davison tries out Aprs but is unimpressed when the waitress puts her thumb in it. |
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821 |
| 12 days of Christmas: Eight maids-a-milking - We're so cafe au fait; In the dim and distant past the milk bar was the place to hang out. In the eighth of our series on the Twelve Days of Christmas, Paul Groves looks at the rise of the cappuccino society. |
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585 |
| Archive: Archive. |
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264 |
| Archive: Birthdays. |
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234 |
| Archive: On This Day. |
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257 |
| ATHLETICS: Porridge stirs Caines to victory. |
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707 |
| ATHLETICS: Radcliffe relishing Tulu clash. |
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133 |
| BA pulls plug on routes to cut costs. |
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456 |
| BASKETBALL: Bullets in agonising Cup exit. |
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279 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: fake For goodness; If you haven't got time to grow your own then adding hair extensions, false nails or eyelashes can transform your looks. Cathy Mayer reveals how you can cheat your way to beauty. |
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747 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: False profit; Cindy Jackson has made her fortune from having plastic surgery. Yet she tells Hannah Stephenson that she has never been insecure about her looks. |
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997 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: Have a skinful (the good kind); Emma Pinch relaxes under the influence of some seasonal spices as she tries a fashionable new beauty treatment. |
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687 |
| BEAUTY STYLE: RETAIL THERAPY. |
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982 |
| Bing makes Liz Hurley an offer she can't refuse. |
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312 |
| Bosnia war crimes 'like Holocaust'. |
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320 |
| Britain buys US blood supplier. |
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363 |
| Brown hints at VAT to rein in property 'boom'. |
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737 |
| BSkyB evades regulator's charge of unfair competition. |
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467 |
| Business Travel: Brits are most sociable on business trips; Travel Editor Lisa Piddington discovers why the French hate delays, the Germans panic over unfinished office work, Brazilians suffer from jet lag and why UK travellers want to mix with their colleagues. |
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1313 |
| Business Travel: Cafe culture: Partnership will help embrace good practice. |
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252 |
| Business Travel: High flying gifts: A trip on Concorde for Christmas. |
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445 |
| Business Travel: Offering a taste of the exotic; Paul Dale gets to grips with a country house hotel in the Home Counties. |
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1051 |
| Business Travel: Topless tour bus adds spice to Berlin. |
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750 |
| Cadbury swallows up pounds 2.6 bn US gum firm. |
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615 |
| Charity boost from panto star Melinda. |
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260 |
| Children are in JRR's wonderland. |
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340 |
| CHRISTMAS STYLE: Bah! Humbug or Happy holidays?; Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year - but not for Caroline Foulkes. |
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621 |
| CHRISTMAS STYLE: Bah! Humbug or Happy holidays?; Festive fan Dagmar Winther has a simple solution to beating Christmas stress. |
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621 |
| City View: Some catches in 'Work Till You Drop' charter. |
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520 |
| Cocaine 'on nearly all bank notes'. |
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258 |
| Conductor apologises for proving Santa could not exist. |
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194 |
| CRICKET: At last! England win in Australia. |
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1164 |
| CRICKET: Bangladesh showing Test progress. |
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336 |
| Cricket: Win comes as relief for success-starved England tourists. |
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578 |
| Culture: From Big Brother house to Siberia; Comedian Jack Dee couldn't resist the challenge of reindeer herding, says Wil Marlow. |
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873 |
| Culture: Give writers their credit; Amateur Stage. |
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618 |
| Culture: Music which simply brims with emotion; Peter Bacon chooses his favourite jazz and world CDs of the year. |
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988 |
| Culture: Postcard from India; Storyteller Vayu Naidu, touring India with Birmingham Contemporary Music Group and Future Perfect, her collaboration with composer Judith Weir, sends a postcard from Kolkata (Calcutta). |
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263 |
| Culture: Reviews: Another great and lively set. |
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293 |
| Culture: Reviews: Slight restraint from the Dame. |
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251 |
| Culture: Savannah grows and flourishes for jazz fans; Drummer John Meehan tells Martin Longley about changing from pub band to a prolific touring outfit. |
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1100 |
| Culture: Take a piece of the CBSO home. |
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189 |
| Date set for cloned baby. |
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108 |
| Difference between fact and fantasy. |
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265 |
| Don't stress ye merry gentlemen. |
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618 |
| Enterprise: Advantage backs pounds 1m college grant. |
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346 |
| Enterprise: Expanding code device makers to move base. |
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273 |
| Enterprise: Extra space for storage specialists. |
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164 |
| Enterprise: Information technology 'disappoints small firms'. |
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344 |
| Enterprise: Machine firm tooling up for expansion. |
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448 |
| Enterprise: Signs of the times thanks to grant aid. |
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181 |
| Enterprise: Small businesses are borrowing more Spending Christmas in the office. |
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673 |
| Enterprise: Spending Christmas in the office. |
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281 |
| Ex-steward's top new job. |
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165 |
| Experts give green paper mixed reception. |
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252 |
| Fairy tale fascination inspired German 'cannibal' murder case man. |
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451 |
| Families bid to get variant CJD treatment for children; Father's fight: Attempt to get new brain injection surgery for son. |
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436 |
| Families flee homes as fire destroys warehouse. |
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292 |
| Fascists using Lord of the Rings to promote nationalist cause. |
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411 |
| Film could be made of Lockerbie GP's story. |
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321 |
| Fire union dismisses Government's modernisation evidence. |
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371 |
| Firms to unite to fight crime. |
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201 |
| FOOD STYLE: Dishes to die(t) for; Planning a festive dinner party? Impress your guests with this stunning starter and dessert devised by top chef Jean Christophe Novelli, together with Moulinex. |
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559 |
| Football: Bruce defends discipline. |
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732 |
| Football: Dichio: we must make our own luck now. |
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570 |
| Football: FA fined pounds 9,000 as Slovakia suffer Uefa wrath. |
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591 |
| Football: Forlan sinks Chelsea as United reach last four; WORTHINGTON CUP ROUND-UP. |
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489 |
| Football: McAllister keen to prevent open season on Partridge. |
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440 |
| Football: Megsonasks squad for more effort. |
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767 |
| FOOTBALL: Peter Hynes. |
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123 |
| Football: Ronaldo named FIFA's Player of the Year. |
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131 |
| Football: Villa chief managing to survive; WORTHINGTON CUP. |
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821 |
| Football: Vogts' youngsters squander Mainz chance of big win; Germany B 3 Scotland B 3. |
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328 |
| Football: Wolves still focus hungry eyes on leaders of pack. |
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444 |
| Game shares fall over poor sales. |
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245 |
| Governors sued for 'gay' harassment. |
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184 |
| Guard beaten in armed raid. |
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105 |
| High Street trouble as shop spending slows. |
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430 |
| High-tech toys head the region's festive wish list. |
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262 |
| HOME STYLE: Truly plumptious; Plums might be out of season but the colour is flavour of the month when it comes to decorating. Gabrielle Fagan discovers how the rich, and regal, shade can add warmth to winter rooms. |
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| How smokers can save a packet over Christmas; A drive has been launched to help people stub out the habit which results in thousands of pounds going up in smoke over the festive period and causes even more damage to health, as Health and Science Reporter Sophie Blakemore reports. |
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699 |
| Islands' hedgehog cull to help save rare birds. |
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301 |
| Jobs created at city firm. |
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127 |
| Judge lets gang keep proceeds of crime. |
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475 |
| Lethal bug victim is saved by his mother. |
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305 |
| Letter: Brits were the tops in IT. |
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382 |
| Letter: Does anyone really care about Cheriegate? |
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238 |
| Letter: Don't fall into the airport plans trap. |
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271 |
| Letter: Joan's moans were so rich. |
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80 |
| Man jailed after raid police find Internet child porn. |
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185 |
| Managers take over. |
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169 |
| market report: Share Prices: Footsie tumbles as retailers lose ground. |
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477 |
| McDonald's hit by losses. |
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123 |
| Money print deal. |
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259 |
| Mortgage lender's price rise prediction. |
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422 |
| MyTravel coach sale. |
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137 |
| National Statistics suggest a rise in rate. |
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448 |
| New euro Lotto launched. |
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100 |
| New tenant: Fusion adds flair to Innovation Square. |
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210 |
| Officials prepare taskforce for Iraq Americans injured in grenade attack. |
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835 |
| Paris police seize chemicals from Islamic militant suspects. |
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438 |
| Passer-by claims gallery picture is child pornography. |
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345 |
| Payout angers shopfloor staff Governors sued for 'gay' harassment. |
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476 |
| Perspective: Medical science? It's just so last millennium. |
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705 |
| Perspective: Without rain, we will all die; Chivuna province is the sweetest place in the whole of Zambia. But the sweetness is beginning to turn sour as the sugar beet crops on which the area's economy depends fail due to lack of rain. Caroline Foulkes reports. |
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1088 |
| Police arrested for child porn. |
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642 |
| Police publish rogues gallery of CCTV images. |
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273 |
| POST PEOPLE: Baker Tilley gopher it. |
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92 |
| POST PEOPLE: Email interview: Victoria Thomas. |
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437 |
| POST PEOPLE: Ethical analysis. |
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113 |
| POST PEOPLE: Fan-tastic achievement. |
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84 |
| POST PEOPLE: Howdy to Harrison Clark; POST PEOPLE. |
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136 |
| POST PEOPLE: Lunch for the fellows. |
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116 |
| POST PEOPLE: On with the show. |
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93 |
| POST PEOPLE: Post business awards. |
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155 |
| POST PEOPLE: Post weddings. |
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220 |
| POST PEOPLE: Taste of the Orient. |
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143 |
| POST PEOPLE: Van Dyck comes to the Barber Institute. |
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117 |
| POST PEOPLE: Villa are hosts with the most. |
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142 |
| Racing: Doumen's raider set to impress. |
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280 |
| Racing: Lingfield prepares for Eddery's century. |
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496 |
| Racing: Nicholls' run continues. |
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557 |
| Redrow reassures market on exposure. |
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354 |
| Right direction. |
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226 |
| River saved from contamination. |
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143 |
| Rolls-Royce loses out on pounds 1bn order. |
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307 |
| Royal Bank first to be fined under money laundering rules. |
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445 |
| RUGBY UNION: David Llewellyn. |
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160 |
| RUGBY UNION: Keith Barwell. |
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139 |
| Rugby Union: RFU to probe 'closed shop' allegations. |
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527 |
| S&P instrumental for earnings growth. |
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317 |
| Sales are plush at carpet business. |
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446 |
| Sparkling talent: Leading gemmologist joins Rudell team. |
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95 |
| Staff can work beyond 65 to stave off pension crisis. |
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598 |
| Storm-hit restaurant is back in business. |
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132 |
| Teachers in 'dunce' assistants warning. |
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486 |
| TENNIS: Hagelauer heading home with hope of triumphant future. |
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670 |
| Tesco's go-ahead. |
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246 |
| Thatcher statue man faces retrial. |
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115 |
| Theme for Today. |
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172 |
| Toddler in foster care may have died from excessive salt in his body. |
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312 |
| Tolkien fans outraged as Neo-Nazis hijack legend. |
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781 |
| Top takeover prospect scales back club losses. |
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405 |
| Toyota set to drive vehicle sales up. |
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517 |
| Transport: Commuters hit by delays after lorry blocks off M6; Rush-hour chaos: Crash sparks motorway misery. |
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402 |
| Transport: Darling defends Connex decision. |
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176 |
| Transport: Minister wavers over air travel. |
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284 |
| Transport: Taxi drivers postpone strike to reassess 'golden mile' closure Women are 'driving out' buses. |
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531 |
| Transport: Tories mock Labour over road and rail. |
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791 |
| Transport: Walsall boosted by go-ahead for town centre scheme. |
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353 |
| Troubled Tricorn loses 23pc of share value. |
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485 |
| Universities told to seek out students from poor backgrounds. |
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449 |
| US asks for 'Son of Star Wars' missile system in Yorkshire; Row begins: President Bush wants system in place in two years - CND says 'No way'. |
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435 |
| US-style towns for Midlands. |
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499 |
| We got transport figures wrong, admits Darling. |
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515 |
| Whitehall rejects EU outbreak criticism. |
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653 |
| Widow who killed men is guilty of manslaughter. |
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305 |
| WINE STYLE: prize A very imPortant. |
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340 |
| WINE STYLE: WINE STYLE On the Grapevine; Clive Platman tries out fortified wines. |
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December 18, 2002
