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| &Lavish Luxe November 25, Wynyard Hall; An exclusive fashion extravaganza hosted by designer and TV fashion expert Scott Henshall. |
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248 |
| 'No solution' for many of those struggling with debt. |
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665 |
| 'The least we can do is give ourselves credit for our achievements instead of waiting for someone else to do it for us' MY PLACE. |
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503 |
| 278 miles in 6 days for our brother and his Army heroes. |
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113 |
| A bargain night of entertainment. |
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206 |
| A new twist on occasion hair. |
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315 |
| A win's a win for Durham; Riversiders ever closer to retaining county crown. |
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769 |
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. |
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341 |
| Agency care is just to make a profit; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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274 |
| Agreeing an amicable split; The law ro o m with Hilary Brown of Ward Hadaway. |
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541 |
| All plums, none duff; 14 different varieties on sale at shop. |
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393 |
| Artist's volunteers are having a whale of a time; An impressive giant has been taking shape in one of the region's spectacular venues, as David Whetstone reports. |
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913 |
| Bar/bistro has great potential; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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140 |
| beautiful; Bold, versatile and oh-so: Versatile, warm and welcoming, black really is a must-have colour for the home, says Claire Hornby. |
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399 |
| Believe in yourselves, Thunder told; RUGBY LEAGUE. |
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402 |
| Bent's energy levels exceed expectations; Darren Bent provides the perfect combination of perspiration and inspiration, according to Steve Bruce. Mark Douglas reports. |
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2337 |
| Bentley's grand tourer unveiled. |
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107 |
| Bloody passion proves a hit. |
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463 |
| BLUE SQUARE CONFERENCE NORTH. |
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Conference news |
384 |
| BMW's green machine. |
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323 |
| Border seals win double. |
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681 |
| Boss Todd tells Quakers to get on the ball. |
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426 |
| Brave to speak out; The Journal. |
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83 |
| Broad wants a big push to glory. |
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1233 |
| Bruce is bitter at fixture pile-up; Bruce is bitter about fixture pile-up. |
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660 |
| Building Society reveals major fraud in buy-to-let. |
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455 |
| Business award-winner now has a spring in her step. |
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396 |
| Caretaker Chris enjoying best spell in charge. |
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518 |
| CHAMPION GAIL ENJOYS A MAJESTIC VICTORY. |
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195 |
| Change to ISA rules is good news for savers; Legislative changes should make ISAs even more popular, says Steve Urwin of Newcastle Building Society. |
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712 |
| character; Cosy, friendly and full of. |
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585 |
| Chopper search; NORTH TODAY: POLICE. |
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115 |
| Church is making its plans for big day. |
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245 |
| Church mugger is jailed for four years; Robber attacked man as he prayed. |
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469 |
| Claire is in the hunt for prizes with Mr Kai; 'Gentleman' is proving quality. |
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527 |
| Clarke can go double Dutch. |
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456 |
| Cosmetic makeovers. |
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280 |
| COUNTY DURHAM LEAGUES. |
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695 |
| Court date set for man accused of murder. |
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245 |
| Coveted Wheater pledges loyalty to Boro. |
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575 |
| Darling in pledge to car workers. |
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227 |
| DEATHS. |
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510 |
| Defoe's challenge; FOOTBALL SHORTS: TOTTENHAM. |
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92 |
| Delightful home in the country. |
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183 |
| Diamonds face tough Monarchs test; SPEEDWAY. |
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370 |
| Did cash buy franchise? Unnamed bidder had better rating. |
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710 |
| Did you hear Hendrix busk in Newcastle? Share your memories of rock legend. |
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459 |
| Donation pledge to Sir Bobby''s charity; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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131 |
| Employ best of student brainpower. |
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184 |
| End for a landmark? |
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129 |
| EURO VIEW; HUME HARGREAVE. |
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269 |
| Family announces plan for Sir Bobby memorial; Cathedral set to be venue for service. |
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Obituary |
431 |
| Female shortlists provide balance; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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268 |
| Ferguson says he won't panic. |
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703 |
| Fewer to start major improvements. |
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251 |
| Financial shenanigans continue to dog the European Commission. |
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222 |
| Five held over alleged rape; CCTV stills lead to arrest over attack. |
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349 |
| FORE! CHILDREN GIVEN A SPORTING CHANCE. |
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206 |
| Future of Newcastle announced on Monday. |
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345 |
| GB's barren night. |
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556 |
| Girl thanks cancer ward with auction; Teenager's tumour found after parents got second opinion. |
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511 |
| Goals likely to be in short supply. |
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518 |
| Golf club is now just the place for a great drive. |
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250 |
| Good enough to eat. |
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209 |
| Gym name change is not quite so easy; Low-cost giant jumps in to stop branding. |
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396 |
| Home sweet home; Gabrielle Fagan finds comfort bygone days with some retro style interiors. |
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1285 |
| HOW EMILY GOT HER LOOK. |
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380 |
| Hughton looking to the future now; Chris Hughton is starting to look towards the long-term after helping Newcastle get off to a positive start to Championship life. Neil Farrington reports. |
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1336 |
| Ideal for young professionals. |
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128 |
| IN MEMORIAM. |
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Obituary |
333 |
| It's going to take time - Pool boss; Turner says team still needs to gel. |
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758 |
| Jenson on Button again in Valencia; British driver claims second spot in practice. |
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724 |
| John aims to bowl his title rivals over. |
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644 |
| Kerry's made up; Kerry Nicholson was a stockbroker in a previous life before retraining as a TV and film make-up artist, working on TV dramas Wire in the Blood and Place of Execution. Katharine Capocci finds out more. |
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1033 |
| Killer boasts she bullied Rose West; Insight into life in women's prison. |
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434 |
| Kyrgiakos seals Mersey move; FOOTBALL SHORTS: LIVERPOOL. |
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106 |
| Lang Shining can win again. |
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784 |
| Live the rural dream. |
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301 |
| Living the high life - with tiles; house d o c to r with Peter Fall of Clear Building Survey. |
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678 |
| Losing start to Falcons season; RUGBY UNION. |
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595 |
| Luxury living at Lennoxlove; Lennoxlove House in Scotland is a mix of ancient and modern, with attractions such as Mary Queen of Scots' death mask and helicopter landing facilities, as Katharine Capocci discovers on an overnight break. |
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1063 |
| Make yourself over into a beauty retailer. |
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92 |
| MAKE-UP TO SUITS REDHEADS. |
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153 |
| MARKET UPDATE. |
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89 |
| Megrahi's welcome condemned by UK; Miliband leads criticism of flag waving. |
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684 |
| Murray to meet Federer in semis; SPORT SHORTS: TENNIS. |
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106 |
| MY LIFE. |
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390 |
| Name the Year. |
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93 |
| New date for cancelled ABBA night. |
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197 |
| New Disco joins techno set. |
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649 |
| Niche work if you can get it. |
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560 |
| North gets a better deal than the South; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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212 |
| Northumberland aiming to repeat the trick. |
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300 |
| NORTHUMBERLAND LEAGUES. |
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664 |
| NOW SHOWING. |
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430 |
| Now we must be united in anger at Libya; The Journal. |
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226 |
| Optimism takes hold to surprising degree. |
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279 |
| Optimistic outlook after increased market activity. |
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500 |
| Others to follow Stokes' exit. |
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381 |
| Pair starved their dogs; Couple banned from keeping pets for 5 years. |
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308 |
| Patricia's celebration of love; Patricia Arnold organised a charity event at no smaller venue than The Sage Gateshead in honour of her mother. Alastair Gilmour meets her to find out more. |
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1070 |
| Peter: I want to return; PETER: I'D LOVE TO RETURN TO MAGPIES. |
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608 |
| Plan your escape to the park. |
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437 |
| Policy on Tamiflu mired in confusion; Healthy 'don't need the drug' say guidelines. |
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498 |
| Popular shares. |
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178 |
| Port switch pays for Barker & Stonehouse. |
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238 |
| pounds 19m plans for area's revamp due to start; New facilities will be built after demolition. |
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409 |
| Probe starts after biker killed in crash at A1 roadworks. |
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366 |
| Promising signs in buy-to-let market. |
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351 |
| Property agents expected to announce imminent merger. |
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396 |
| Quiz of the Day. |
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167 |
| Read this historic story, it's all mine... Memories of pit relived in new book. |
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510 |
| READER TRAVEL HOLIDAY OF THE WEEK. |
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155 |
| Red alert; Cheryl Cole's new red locks have caused quite a stir in recent weeks. Francesca Craggs checks out some beauty tips for redheads. |
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633 |
| RETAIL THERAPY; Inject a touch of autumn into your wardrobe with berry hues. |
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128 |
| Rise in property sales brings fresh optimism. |
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345 |
| Ruth keeps up the Chapman traditions. |
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411 |
| Saved from the waves; Lifeboat to the rescue after boat sinks. |
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399 |
| Scrappage has huge impact on emissions. |
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220 |
| Scrappage helps car dealer add 700 jobs. |
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291 |
| SEAT's new king of Leon. |
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146 |
| Service that is riding high; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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610 |
| Shakespeare 'theft' man arrives for court date. |
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325 |
| SHOWBIZNEWS. |
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510 |
| So far, so good for boss at Red Star; SKILLTRAININGLTD NORTHERN LEAGUE. |
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575 |
| SO young Jemima or Johnny got. |
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313 |
| Son denies he killed dad in hospital bed; Postal worker set to face trial next year. |
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265 |
| South North keep up chase; DUKES NORTH EAST PREMIER LEAGUE. |
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522 |
| SPORT ON TV. |
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275 |
| SPORT THIS WEEKEND. |
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| Start out down by the riverside; CONTEMPORARY LIVING Homes at George Wimpey's Staiths South Bank development offer modern style and easy access to Newcastle, Gateshead and further afield. |
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364 |
| Students face places battle; Universities say clearing demand huge. |
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468 |
| Take strides to ensure you go the distance; Fitness expert David Fairlamb has some top tips for those competing in the Great North Run. |
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847 |
| Teenager in drink-fuelled racist attack. |
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| There's more than a grain of co-operation up North; As farmers keep their fingers crossed for good weather for the harvest, two North East grain co-operatives are gearing up for their busiest time of the year. Karen Dent discovers why they think co-operation is the way forward. |
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| They'll have some of the best views in the country - but don't expect them to stop to take them in; Picturesque challenge for top triathletes. |
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456 |
| This week we roadtest a Brazilian Keratin Hair Treatment. BEAUTY BIBLE. |
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358 |
| three of a kind. |
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287 |
| Three years on, I still bear the scars of patient's attack; Psychiatric nurse tells of assault ordeal. |
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556 |
| Trading still tough. |
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143 |
| Two-bed lower flat in a popular area. |
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96 |
| UNIBOND PREMIER. |
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327 |
| United cash must be invested in club; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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139 |
| Versatile homes in coastal location. |
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385 |
| Village living; Are you hankering to swap suburbia for village living? Here homemaker takes a look at a variety of village homes to suit a range of budgets. |
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669 |
| War death toll rises further; UK soldiers are killed on polling day. |
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660 |
| Warm welcome for showhomes. |
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191 |
| We must now raise our game - Bogie; BLUE SQUARE CONFERENCE PREMIER. |
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457 |
| We're taking stock of our winners. |
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194 |
| Weapons factory to create 300 jobs; Former tyre plant to be demolished. |
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441 |
| Wet weather worries; The soggy summer isn't all bad news for the garden, says Hannah Stephenson. |
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430 |
| WHAT'S HOT. |
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320 |
| Why our health system is sacrosanct; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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672 |
| Wild Rover at home on the range. |
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586 |
| Work wins and cost cuts help Stobart. |
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313 |
| WOULD-BE STAR WANTS TO SHOW HE'S NO ORDINARY JOE. |
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404 |
| Wounded and lucky to be alive - but I'll fight on; Soldier's pride at mission to Afghanistan. |
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773 |
| Your favourite things... Everyday objects to join antiques in new display. |
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August 22, 2009
