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| 'I love the Tyne Valley, but I love being in town too' MY PLACE with Tim Healy by Katharine Capocci. |
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448 |
| 'Tops' Murray revels in home advantage. |
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1181 |
| A little bird said Wilson would win. |
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565 |
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. |
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293 |
| Actually, you are really fantastic; Leading Tory changes tune. |
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489 |
| Advice on how to profit from selling art; EVENT: BUSINESS TODAY. |
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88 |
| Artist in search of first British win. |
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356 |
| Artwork memorial to closing school. |
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179 |
| Audi's 'highly desirable' A3. |
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726 |
| Away game clash with Bobby's match; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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108 |
| bargain of the week; NOW: pounds 209,950 WAS: pounds 285,000. |
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122 |
| BEAUTY NEWS. |
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263 |
| Berwick's Czechs bounced in title bid; SPEEDWAY. |
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318 |
| Best of the bunch. |
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137 |
| Beware the car park crunch. |
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333 |
| Biggest night a damp squib; Sell-out fixture is washed out. |
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845 |
| Black Cats closing in on a deal for Dunne; BLACK CATS CLOSING IN ON DEAL FOR DUNNE. |
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633 |
| Boost for Donington 2010 GP plans. |
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496 |
| Brave and resilient. |
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82 |
| Broad appeal of bungalows; Whether you're downsizing in retirement or looking for a family home, bungalows have much to offer. homemaker looks at properties to suit a range of buyers and budgets. |
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558 |
| Broadcaster fights to keep premium TV. |
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237 |
| Brown backs bid to create jobs; We have the right skills, minister tells Japanese. |
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565 |
| Buy now to beat price rises. |
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540 |
| Call to seize advantage of new carbon law. |
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502 |
| Capitalise on currently low interest rates. |
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1783 |
| Car dealer sprints to buy crisis group. |
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366 |
| Charles goes back in time at Slaley. |
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828 |
| Charming property in popular coastal village. |
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138 |
| Chattering classes isolated from reality; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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178 |
| Cheering venture succeeds in lifting the spirit. |
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284 |
| Colleges miss out in budget blunder; pounds 200m rebuild plans on hold. |
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520 |
| continued on page 63 Seascape with coastal; Conversions with loads of character. |
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505 |
| Coral are best price for Springboks to win; BEAT THE BOOKIE. |
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482 |
| Council goes green as old goods brought in. |
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191 |
| Curragh hope Star turns up; Oxx checking conditions. |
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398 |
| DEATHS. |
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688 |
| Deb and Charles the perfect pair. |
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597 |
| DeGale to train in US with his 'hero'. |
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434 |
| Detached period home with fantastic potential. |
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150 |
| Development opportunity on fantastic coastal site. |
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212 |
| Diary. |
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335 |
| Dougherty grabs two eagles in Munich. |
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505 |
| Drivers warned to be aware of summer medications risk. |
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372 |
| Durham is praised by students in web survey. |
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238 |
| Eco-shroud scheme that makes no sense; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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82 |
| England don't pay penalty this time. |
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659 |
| Enjoy an exclusive Culture Club tour of Cragside. |
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254 |
| Ex-head drowns during holiday; Man dies while away with wife in Sri Lanka. |
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388 |
| Exercise your body and mind; Personal trainer David Fairlamb puts us through our paces. |
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728 |
| Exhibition looking at the cultures linked to Wall. |
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256 |
| Expertise at service of riders and their horses. |
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1101 |
| Extended home on corner site; On the market. |
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83 |
| Family home and holidaycottages; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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356 |
| Farming industry hit by triple whammy; There are three big issues which have been at the forefront of farmers' minds this summer: EID - electronic individual identification of sheep - the threat of bluetongue and falling milk prices. They were all top of the agenda at a meeting last week of the NFU, NFU Scotland and the Ulster Farmers' Union. Karen Dent asked three North East farmers for views. |
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1432 |
| Final decision to come in autumn. |
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265 |
| Firm helping front line troops in Afghan battles; Company lands pounds 5m order for 200 trailers. |
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328 |
| FIVE TO FOLLOW. |
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278 |
| Fixed rates creeping higher. |
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303 |
| Flowers, office pantos ... and winning trust; They call themselves George's Angels in honour of the man who mentored them in their early careers. Here they say what makes George Hepburn a great, though demanding, boss. |
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1777 |
| Four-bed family homes set in popular location. |
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320 |
| Four-bedroomed terraced home ideal for families. |
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92 |
| Franco in front as he chases first European Senior Tour victory. |
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625 |
| Fraudster used the Church as his cover. |
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315 |
| Friston Forest all fired up for Newcastle raid. |
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459 |
| Fury at rail bonuses; Network Rail chiefs paid despite chaos. |
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416 |
| Gateshead ready for toughest test so far; DUKES NORTH EAST PREMIER LEAGUE. |
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496 |
| George's life of giving; After 21 years in charge of the Community Foundation George Hepburn is to step down. He talks to Mike Kelly about his work which touched the lives of thousands of people. BEAUTY / TRAVEL /FASHION /INTERIORS /PEOPLE Flowers, office pantos ... and winning trust. |
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2036 |
| Good enough to eat. |
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139 |
| Good schools, sports facilities, shopping and transport. |
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371 |
| Grounds for pride at new coffee shop. |
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384 |
| Hantuchova says sorry to Sugiyama. |
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474 |
| He brought me so much happiness. |
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508 |
| Helping hand. |
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272 |
| HEN PEGGY PROVES AN EASY RIDER WITH HER TRIPS ON HORSEBACK. |
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216 |
| Highly-paid staff to leave in reshuffle; Council needs to cut costs. |
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506 |
| HIPs provide key information; Property law solicitor Claire Simmons looks at how Home Information Packs have changed the buying and selling of homes. |
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583 |
| Horror attack won't force us to leave; Couple's vow to stay in region after violent assault in home. |
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131 |
| House sales edging slowly upwards. |
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393 |
| How Hitler failed to get a hold of Judith - or Mog, Goose and Tiger; Children told of a literary great escape. |
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634 |
| How to save fuel on holiday. |
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251 |
| Humbled Fab eclipses sport icon Beckham; Former Prime Minister praises Eagles stalwart. |
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533 |
| I DECIDED the. |
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313 |
| Ignore so-called experts and look on bright side; The green shoots in the housing market are growing, says property expert Richard Sayer. |
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520 |
| Investors taking advantage of falling house prices. |
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204 |
| IS is a real eye-catcher. |
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406 |
| JACKSON JUST LOSES OUT TO ARCH-RIVAL ADLINGTON; SWIMMING. |
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426 |
| Jaguar faces drastic cost cuts despite aid offer. |
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362 |
| Jet-set beauty; Get set for your summer hols with our jet-set beauty essentials. Katharine Capocci has all the tips for streamlining your beauty haul with suitcase-friendly products. |
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1002 |
| Killers jailed for life for sadistic murder; Victim soaked in petrol and set on fire. |
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455 |
| Kingfor a day; If you're in need of some five-star rest and relaxation, Andy Fletcher can recommend the perfect destination. |
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1609 |
| L[degrees]venkrands eyes move to Wearside; Peter is eyeing a move to Wearside. |
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715 |
| Lashes springs Curragh surprise. |
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442 |
| Lindop wins at Doncaster. |
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231 |
| Lions unafraid of 'bully mentality'. |
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867 |
| LITTLE STARS CELEBRATE THEIR BRAVERY. |
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186 |
| Live the high life in stunning penthouse. |
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153 |
| Local support gets couple through the pain. |
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296 |
| Loeb crashes out; RALLYING: SPORT SHORTS. |
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106 |
| Luxury homes with walled garden. |
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323 |
| Make sure you'll be feeling extra special on your big day; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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392 |
| Mark is upbeat on Plate chances; Newcastle-born trainer is hoping to complete the Northumberland-Cumberland double. |
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1055 |
| Market down but good news for M& S. |
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264 |
| Matfield: We can't dwell on decisions. |
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478 |
| Meadowcroft produces homes of real quality; Meet the developer. |
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441 |
| Megstone, near Bamburgh, Northumberland. |
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82 |
| Michael Jackson 1958-2009; DEATH OF A LEGEND. |
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827 |
| Modernised to a high standard; On the market. |
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96 |
| More landlords are willing to sell. |
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219 |
| Mosley hits back at FOTA 'bullies'. |
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673 |
| MY LIFE. |
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521 |
| Name the Year. |
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122 |
| New plan kinder to environment. |
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466 |
| New superstore fear for family; Shops suffer as Asda prepares to build nearby. |
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304 |
| Old enough to know what's right; Youngsters learn about the dangers of alcohol abuse. |
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412 |
| Ordeal in our home; Thug jailed for vicious attack. |
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477 |
| Pensioners 'left in turmoil by plans' Fears voiced over closure of care centres. |
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478 |
| Perfect for growing families. |
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355 |
| Pick of the day. |
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194 |
| Pietersen We're united, says. |
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699 |
| Pollution levels used to help cut road delays. |
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218 |
| Prints charming to woo viewers; A major focus on the art of printmaking begins this weekend, putting Newcastle and Gateshead in the international spotlight. David Whetstone reports. |
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1194 |
| PROTEST MAKES THE CASE FOR IRAN'S OPPRESSED. |
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195 |
| Pub and cottage for sale. |
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179 |
| Public cash ending up in the wash; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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241 |
| Quiz of the Day. |
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163 |
| R& B success at housing conference; DEAL: BUSINESS TODAY. |
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Conference news |
96 |
| Rafa had to be quick to sign Johnson. |
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482 |
| Rare opportunity for development; move & improve this week's choice property with bags of potential. |
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186 |
| Reach for the stars; David Wells is The Journal's new astrologer. Here he tells how his star-gazing obsession began.: David Wells' new horoscopes start on Monday in The Journal. |
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600 |
| Refinery strike action ends. |
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145 |
| Refurbished farmhouse with country views. |
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108 |
| Rescue for house that wouldn't die; Homeowners have just five days left to register for Architect in the House, an annual scheme which offers a free consultation with an architect in return for a donation to charity. Karen Wilson meets a Newcastle couple who say the scheme helped provide ideas to inspire their recent kitchen extension. |
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1298 |
| Revenge - or a clean break? |
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924 |
| Road death driver may appear at inquest. |
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230 |
| ROBERTS IS READY TO OUTSMART THE SPRINGBOKS. |
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496 |
| Rock stays confident in face of EU doubts; Approval sought for business plan. |
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439 |
| Rooney to make summer debut; ATHLETICS: SPORT SHORTS. |
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157 |
| Rural escape is truly friendly. |
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481 |
| Sandown contest is steeped in tradition. |
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417 |
| SARABAND'S SELECTIONS. |
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275 |
| Serena keen to connect with fans. |
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433 |
| Shaw sets his sights on Falcons return. |
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625 |
| Showhomes tempt prospective buyers. |
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399 |
| Six appeal for Ford's eco champion. |
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653 |
| Smart puts Plate on menu; North Yorkshire trainer Bryan Smart reveals his hopes and aspirations to Doug Moscrop about his first Plate runner Wells Lyrical. |
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617 |
| Snouts in the trough are the real sickener; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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126 |
| Sometimes you have to dig deep; Planning an extension? Make sure the soil which will carry the foundations is tested thoroughly says Peter Fall. |
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651 |
| Spacious four-bed home situated in popular area. |
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151 |
| Stars. |
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775 |
| Taggart mystery hits STV shares. |
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249 |
| take our space; Academy draws more protests. |
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292 |
| Taking steps to stay healthy. |
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153 |
| Teenage babysitter guilty of murdering girl, two. |
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346 |
| That's the way to do it. |
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95 |
| The appeal of single-storey living. |
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304 |
| The King is dead. Let the epic begin. |
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232 |
| THE Newcastle Office of leading business agents. |
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148 |
| The property week. |
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197 |
| The unsung new hero. |
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584 |
| The white look can be wonderful; Impractical and cold? No, white can be warming and versatile, says Claire Hornby. |
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417 |
| There's something for everyone in this town; With green space in abundance, excellent schools and great leisure facilities, there are good reasons for families to move to Cramlington. Aranda Garrard finds out more. |
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738 |
| three of a kind. |
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346 |
| Thunder missing key front row pair; RUGBY LEAGUE. |
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424 |
| Time to burst the bubble of denial. |
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612 |
| Trawling for public opinion. |
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335 |
| TRIED & TESTED. |
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329 |
| Tunnel threat to salmon's survival; Environment Editor Tony Henderson on the juggling act between a new Tyne tunnel and a safe salmon river. |
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927 |
| Two are fined; COURT: NORTH TODAY. |
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101 |
| Tyne Tees boss on move to university. |
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191 |
| Uniq focus on UK operations. |
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178 |
| Victim of street murder; First photo of stabbed man. |
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251 |
| Water ways; Summer colour in the garden and hot, dry weather mean a new focus for the gardener - keeping plants watered. Hannah Stephenson reports. |
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703 |
| What's coming on Journal Live. |
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327 |
| Why flood problem lies out of town; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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343 |
| World unites in grief at death of a genius; Sir Paul and Madonna lead Jacko tributes. |
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730 |
June 27, 2009
