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Author |
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| 'City of light' all set for a bright future. |
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719 |
| 'Economy has reached turning point' ECONOMY TODAY: IRELAND. |
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97 |
| 'Fairytale' proposals for future of the uplands. |
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539 |
| 'Man United have level for so long - we need the same been at the elite like us - and now mental toughness' Newcastle Eagles are going through their worst run for six years, but Lynard Stewart takes comfort from the struggles of champions in another sport. Mark Douglas reports. |
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1036 |
| 2018 bid given an extensive overhaul. |
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608 |
| A base for healthy growth. |
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281 |
| A bright future rooted in the past. |
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226 |
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. |
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167 |
| Anger at pounds 50m bonuses for MoD civil servants. |
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176 |
| Anti-terror unit in city; Sniffer dogs used to sweep station platforms and check travellers. |
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365 |
| Architect firm finds a new director. |
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277 |
| Armed shoe shop robber is facing jail. |
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225 |
| Art in the public eye; Public artworks, it seems, are everywhere . Environment Editor Tony Henderson reports on a passion for our times. |
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891 |
| BA merger is on; BRITAIN TODAY: BUSINESS. |
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80 |
| Bakery is at centre of E.coli outbreak; Shop closes voluntarily in investigation. |
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690 |
| BARTON CLEARED OF IGNORING LETTERS. |
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352 |
| Behrami thinking of Hammers. |
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308 |
| Blake still draws on fear factor. |
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376 |
| Boy, 11, was free to rape; Pleas to take him into care ignored. |
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663 |
| Brewer takes big share of UK market. |
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197 |
| Brewing up idea for festivals. |
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1094 |
| British boxing booming again; Mitchell is predicting golden era. |
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638 |
| BT costs driven down by jobs cull. |
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249 |
| Butchers pass the taste test at awards bash. |
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192 |
| Butchers renowned for good, local produce; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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Company overview |
1784 |
| Cardiff is the ideal setting for midfielder. |
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443 |
| Centres campaign; NORTH TODAY: POLITICS. |
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108 |
| Centrica on target for 43% boom in profits. |
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343 |
| Changing lives and the North East landscape; The University of Sunderland is viewed by business, industry and key stakeholders, such as Sunderland City Council and One NorthEast, as a key organisation in the drive to not only revitalise Sunderland and its economy but the whole of the North East. |
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659 |
| Changing the face of Hendon. |
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634 |
| Children''s Disney adventure. |
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177 |
| Clampdown call in BBC expenses fury; Spokesman defends North boss's taxi bill. |
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311 |
| Confidence is key at riverside park. |
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602 |
| Contracts mean bright outlook for engineering giant. |
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298 |
| Culture city lit up; Light festival can only boost Durham's dream. |
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416 |
| David Wells. |
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744 |
| DEATHS. |
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848 |
| Defoe to blame for injury - Gordon; Defoe to blame - Gordon. |
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629 |
| Double joy for Carson at Ludlow. |
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224 |
| Double target for Celtic winger McGinn. |
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333 |
| Drugs are used 'too easily' in homes; 'Chemical cosh' is given unnecessarily. |
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443 |
| Dumped rubbish kills young otter in pond. |
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262 |
| Dunne wants to cause upset; France are warned not to underestimate the Irish. |
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695 |
| ECB will oppose broadcast review. |
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343 |
| Eco village plans get the OK; Hundreds of new jobs on the cards. |
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915 |
| Essien: Blues will cope with exodus; Squad is big enough, says midfielder. |
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385 |
| Farms secure pounds 1.5m pot for energy projects. |
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294 |
| Fewer homes to be repossessed than first feared. |
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208 |
| Fire couple's alarm had no batteries. |
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161 |
| Firms ban staff from using social sites. |
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227 |
| Firms urged to invest; BUSINESS TODAY: RECESSION. |
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81 |
| Former radio DJ admits child porn charges at start of trial. |
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246 |
| Frozen treats on menu at tea rooms; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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560 |
| Full-back forced to put foot on pedal; Amesbury will await chance. |
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1146 |
| GAZZA'S BIKE SALE NOT CONFIRMED. |
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211 |
| Gender pay gap begins to narrow. |
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257 |
| Generation game as son takes over top job. |
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536 |
| Gladiator Amazon back to the day job; Star returns to medicine as show cancelled. |
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504 |
| GOALKEEPER FRACTURES WRISTS AND INJURES PELVIS IN BIKE SMASH. |
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225 |
| Groups meet in a bid to improve quality of life. |
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161 |
| Growing excitement for 2009; WINE. |
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1058 |
| Hard feelings played down; Collingwood unaware of any lingering backlash. |
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774 |
| Heridian''s global venture strengthens. |
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416 |
| HIGH-FLYING KIRSTY IS FIRST FEMALE RED ARROW. |
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85 |
| Idiotic ideas of the non-entities at top; VOICE OF NORTH. |
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104 |
| In defence of electric cars; Leaders hit back at carbon report. |
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546 |
| IN MEMORIAM. |
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Obituary |
155 |
| INSIDE TRACK. |
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203 |
| Internship is good value for all concerned. |
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447 |
| It's so unfair, says banned star; SPORT SHORTS: SPORT SHORTS: TENNIS. |
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100 |
| James takes over as MD at Surgo. |
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465 |
| Jones' clever outlook. |
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236 |
| Judge drive ban; BRITAIN TODAY: COURTS. |
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82 |
| Keeping the folks next door at bay. |
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905 |
| Land initiative will provide real boost; CONSTRUCTING EXCELLENCE CATRIONA LINGWOOD. |
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459 |
| Law firm bosses pour in pounds 1m to aid expansion. |
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452 |
| Leave compassion to Her Majesty. |
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654 |
| Lesson from history over Afghanistan; VOICE OF NORTH. |
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214 |
| Lessons into action. |
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88 |
| Longstaff postpones retirement; ICE HOCKEY. |
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402 |
| Making contact with the cream of the industry. |
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Awards list |
459 |
| Market consolidates as BA rise headlines. |
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302 |
| Marlon vows to prove his worth to Magpies; Marlon vows to show his worth. |
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808 |
| Marshall fears he is second choice. |
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445 |
| MARTS. |
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1227 |
| Masterplan to promote prosperity. |
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286 |
| McMenamin lands bumper Boulmer haul. |
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453 |
| Medics aid policeman; Officer suffers head injuries in late night crash. |
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518 |
| Memorial vandalised before ceremony. |
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267 |
| Miles for money; NORTH TODAY: CHARITY. |
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85 |
| MODELS PUT ON A STRIP FOR SHOPPERS. |
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278 |
| MPs join call for new Rock; Motion urges bank becomes society again. |
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383 |
| Murray succumbs to Czech; TENNIS. |
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368 |
| Mystery is unearthed; Ceremonial spade is found in loft. |
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442 |
| Name the Year. |
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88 |
| New kid on block brings a taste of Little Italy; FAMILY DINING. |
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859 |
| New name is a matter of principle. |
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285 |
| No protection for Jonny. |
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230 |
| North chefs come under the spotlight; Bistro team go head to head withrivals from the South. |
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521 |
| Oh Sweetie, the new arcade is ab fab! Joanna Lumley cuts the ribbon to open centre. |
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642 |
| Old Firm told no means no as Bolton chief's plan is rejected; Premier League don't want Glasgow giants. |
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855 |
| Opening up our magnificent coast; Wildlife trusts welcome marine Bill. |
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409 |
| P&G base green research in North. |
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399 |
| Partying to destruction. |
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Movie review |
1416 |
| Peacock desperate to avoid repeat; RUGBY LEAGUE. |
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325 |
| Penny brings energy to her role with CES. |
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324 |
| Pensioner's killer loses court appeal. |
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231 |
| Pick of the day. |
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126 |
| Pledge to turn rail link into UK's best; Controversial seat charges scrapped. |
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426 |
| Polarising effect of the humble sprout; IN SEASON WITH SADIE PARKER OF THE NATIONAL TRUST. |
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620 |
| Pressure now on to heal troubled line. |
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220 |
| Probe in to the cost of UK bankruptcies; ECONOMY TODAY: INSOLVENCIES. |
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108 |
| Product hits the right note. |
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249 |
| Putting the customer first. |
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537 |
| Quiz of the Day. |
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190 |
| Ray takes the lead on trucks and vans. |
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258 |
| Relaunched phone firm''s bid for profit. |
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450 |
| Shearer to present award. |
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352 |
| Shocked at attitude to wind farm protest; VOICE OF NORTH. |
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140 |
| Sir Alex is banned for Wiley outburst. |
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213 |
| Some Present looks correct choice. |
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454 |
| Statue meeting like a 1930s beer hall; VOICE OF NORTH. |
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238 |
| Staunton signing; FOOTBALL SHORTS: DARLINGTON. |
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91 |
| Stunning 62 puts Udorn in spotlight; GOLF. |
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425 |
| Take a fresh look at Sunderland. |
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553 |
| Tees a fine source for some bream. |
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656 |
| Terrific Terrific Terry Terry comes comes of age of age; Restaurateur Terry Laybourne is celebrating 21 years in business. Katharine Capocci chats to him about life in the kitchen, his local food heroes and a new city pub venture. |
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462 |
| The Journal Reader Offer A [...]. |
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128 |
| The second oldest man in Britain dies aged 109. |
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242 |
| Top names join campaign for homeless people. |
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199 |
| Trinity shares rise; BUSINESS TODAY: MEDIA. |
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110 |
| TRISHA DROPS IN TO TALK TO LIBRARY STAFF. |
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194 |
| Van driver is charged over death of grandad. |
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244 |
| Vested interests over Waygood Gallery; VOICE OF NORTH. |
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242 |
| VIEW OF THE NORTH. |
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91 |
| Weighty matters for multi-talented Damon; Shereen Low chats to Hollywood star Matt Damon about his latest role. |
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582 |
| WH Smith cautious after sales decline. |
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218 |
| Why were expert's warnings ignored? Judge damns chiefs for snubbing pleas over boy rapist. |
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139 |
November 13, 2009
