Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'You are never given a dream without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however' MY PLACE. |
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1036 |
| A bug's life; All things bright and beautiful - including bugs and butterflies - are popular this summer. Claire Hornby of Barker & Stonehouse finds out what the buzz. |
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355 |
| A hall lot of history to take in. |
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196 |
| A home to suit all budgets. |
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256 |
| A new hope for ancient artefacts; Project aimed at restoring religious pieces. |
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624 |
| A real life adventure story; Animals, boats, steam trains and s p e c ta c u l a r co u n t r y s i d e awaited Jane Hall and family on a tailor-made trip to one of the Lake District''s top hotels. |
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1374 |
| Accord tops the UK league of reliable cars. |
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258 |
| Afghanistan force to be bolstered; BRITAIN TODAY: MILITARY. |
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108 |
| Anyone wanting a swap? Mum seeks a home exchange as sale drags. |
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482 |
| Apartment opens door for starters. |
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382 |
| Asking prices still rising. |
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345 |
| bargain of the week; WAS: pounds 525,000 NOW: pounds 499,000. |
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101 |
| Best of the bunch. |
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97 |
| Blair book America-bound; Former agent takes secrets to the States. |
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520 |
| Brew up and raise cash for our troops; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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187 |
| British pair renew rivalry; SPORT SHORTS: SWIMMING. |
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103 |
| Brown's cold comfort. |
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96 |
| BURZA IS OUT OF BANDITS' LINE-UP; SPEEDWAY. |
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347 |
| Business advice; NORTH TODAY: WORKSHOPS. |
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102 |
| Cameron says win exposes Labour 'lies' Tories cruise to victory in Norwich poll. |
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729 |
| Can one extra train ease woe on North's packed rail network? 20-year-old stock to 'solve' overcrowding. |
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|
1941 |
| Caught on camera: The class of 1958; Cine film find may lead to television documentary. |
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529 |
| CAVENDISH SETS NEW BRITISH BENCHMARK WITH NINTH STAGE WIN; CYCLING. |
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438 |
| Charm and character; For those seeking a heady mix of both traditional and modern features in their home, homemaker has a selection of characterful properties that fit the bill. |
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336 |
| City living doesn't come much better. |
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231 |
| Cloud is lifted; BRITAIN TODAY: LOTTERY. |
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84 |
| Coastal home with period detail. |
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297 |
| Contemporary living for family. |
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310 |
| Converting buyers to their way of thinking. |
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537 |
| Corus looks for a new buyer as deal talks fail. |
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507 |
| Countryside homes with character. |
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221 |
| COUNTY DURHAM LEAGUES. |
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642 |
| Deals to get market moving. |
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482 |
| DEATHS. |
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402 |
| Designs on a dream home; Can you still profit from property, even during the downturn? Karen Wilson meets a County Durham couple who hope building their own home will lead to a mortgage-free future. |
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1685 |
| DIAMONDS 'FULL OF CONFIDENCE' SPEEDWAY. |
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322 |
| Discovery gives glimpse into past for class of '58; More than 50 years of stories were swapped and a remarkable discovery was made when former farming students from Kirkley Hall met up for a weekend reunion at the Northumberland College campus. Now the story of the class of '58 could soon be shared with a national audience. Karen Dent reports. |
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866 |
| Don't go it alone on your motor repairs. |
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134 |
| Durham victory for Fay; Brooke wins novice class. |
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954 |
| Eight share stories of war at exhibition; Memories of battle brought back to life. |
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547 |
| England are still banking on key duo; Flintoff and Pietersen in Champions Trophy squad. |
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530 |
| England keep hopes alive with draw. |
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302 |
| EPIC VIEW the OF THE NORTH. |
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87 |
| Equaliser follows new deal for Jake; Youngster finds net at Wembley. |
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633 |
| Eton Rifles can hit Ladies Day target. |
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830 |
| Evans in pounds 3m deal; FOOTBALL SHORTS: SHEFFIELD UNITED. |
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85 |
| Example of how not to run a business; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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154 |
| Exceptional countryside scenery; Get away from it all with a home in the countryside, where exceptional scenery speaks volumes. |
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107 |
| Eye on the sky in Sunderland; One-off treats in store for huge crowd. |
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1014 |
| Fantastic weekend of looking back. |
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380 |
| Farmhouse has bags of charm. |
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163 |
| FASHION AND BEAUTY NEWS Liz Lamb. |
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316 |
| Fears grow over rate of decline; Recession still has some way to go - warning. |
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419 |
| Fight is finally over for Milfield; End of an era for school. |
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448 |
| Find the funds for education. |
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1472 |
| Fine music served as after dinner treat. |
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341 |
| Following on from last week's designer bronzers this week we road test credit crunch bronzers; BEAUTY BIBLE Liz Lamb liz.lamb@ncjmedia.co.uk. |
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290 |
| Food scare; NORTH TODAY: ADVICE. |
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95 |
| Four cars are set alight by blundering thieves. |
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316 |
| Functional and fabulous. |
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480 |
| Funk sets record - but Torrance in hot pursuit. |
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404 |
| GERRARD SPEAKS OF RELIEF AFTER HE IS CLEARED. |
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192 |
| Giving United the colour of success; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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210 |
| Gloomy news but market still on the up. |
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286 |
| Go wild with f lowers; acclaimed garden designer Ivan Hicks about wild flowers. |
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576 |
| Goals pledge from Madine; Striker's attitude impresses Cumbrians' manager. |
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639 |
| Good enough to eat. |
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104 |
| GSK job cuts on hold for flu work. |
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290 |
| Hat-trick of wins for happy Sarah. |
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551 |
| HAVING A DAY OUT AT THE SEASIDE. |
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159 |
| Healthy conditions make the care sector a good investment; Although the current economic climate is forcing many companies to reassess their operational stability, it has also thrown up factors that have made it a good time for those who can secure funding to enter the care sector or expand their estates, says David Lee, director of Christie + Co's Newcastle office. |
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297 |
| Help is at hand to buy your first property. |
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339 |
| Helping a child to buy a home; With first homes beyond the reach of many young people, parents are often asked to help out. Property law expert Hilary Brown looks at some of the issues. |
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622 |
| Hi-tech living at affordable price; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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454 |
| High praise for red kite project. |
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211 |
| Home in quiet cul-de-sac. |
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140 |
| Home with plenty of scope. |
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108 |
| Honda unleashes new supermini. |
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611 |
| Hospitals 'may face flu bed shortage' Scottish victim of virus is 'critically ill'. |
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579 |
| Hosting the world will bring lasting legacy; A message of future hope from twin city. |
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961 |
| How to stay fit on holiday; Fitness guru David Fairlamb continues his quest to get you in shape. |
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887 |
| Ideal for commuters seeking a rural escape. |
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115 |
| IN MEMORIAM. |
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Obituary |
250 |
| INSPECTIONS are a crucial part [...]. |
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330 |
| JJB chairman regrets Ashley deal. |
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238 |
| Jones still has lot to prove to Bruce. |
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827 |
| Keeping Stewart is Eagles' target; BASKETBALL. |
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415 |
| Leaders prosper after time away from game. |
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355 |
| LEVITY. |
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98 |
| Marchbank is mark in race first off to Slaley. |
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521 |
| Mewse wins club championship for fourth year in row. |
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897 |
| Microsoft profits dip as sales fall. |
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Financial report |
308 |
| MINI goes below pounds 11,000. |
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233 |
| Monique beats the credit crunch; North's savvy shopper in national final. |
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634 |
| Mowbray won't end the hunt with Fox. |
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431 |
| Mumbai triumph. |
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131 |
| Museum of evil at prison; Past inmates at Durham are remembered. |
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625 |
| Musician makes crime his career; From university drop-out to leading academic researcher, senior criminologist Dr Steve Hall has attracted international interest in his work. He talks to Vicky Robson about how his grassroots and love for music have inspired his career and explains why money really is the source of all evil. |
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353 |
| MY LIFE. |
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433 |
| Name the Year. |
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121 |
| NBS gets back into the black; Financial turmoil is over says chief. |
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530 |
| Neglected forces a national disgrace; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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241 |
| Newcastle facing a moment of truth; DUKES NORTH EAST PREMIER LEAGUE. |
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500 |
| No excuses this weekend, says Button; FORMULA 1. |
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464 |
| No longer got finger on Button. |
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441 |
| North East is shortchanged on railways. |
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230 |
| NORTHUMBERLAND LEAGUES. |
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700 |
| On the market. |
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97 |
| On the trail of a pottery expert; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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122 |
| Open-plan living for new buyers. |
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326 |
| Own a Yeti for pounds 14,000. |
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210 |
| Perfection for a growing family. |
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129 |
| Pervert's human rights breached; North sex offender wins appeal. |
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613 |
| Peugeot introduces the new eco-friendly version of 207. |
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198 |
| Pick of the day. |
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175 |
| Pick up an Isuzu Rodeo. |
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322 |
| Picturesque development with everything on doorstep. |
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236 |
| Plunkett clinches last-gasp victory. |
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1110 |
| Posing at the oche was big mistake; Benefits cheat caught playing darts at pub. |
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479 |
| Posters rejoice at fall of Communist symbol; Posters made to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in October get a preview showing at Newcastle City Library from today. David Whetstone takes a look. |
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833 |
| pounds 200,000 will buy you a great new home with room to grow. |
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868 |
| Praise flows for departing Mark; Executive director will be missed. |
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567 |
| Pub chains reported to OFT over beer 'ties''. |
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421 |
| Quiz of the Day. |
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159 |
| Racing ahead to a new career. |
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90 |
| Rangers boss sees profit in cup run. |
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392 |
| Recession bites in the diamond market. |
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232 |
| Redknapp still waiting on Vieira; FOOTBALL SHORTS: TOTTENHAM. |
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95 |
| Regional optimism shows resilience of the market; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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554 |
| Relief at academy plans. |
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440 |
| Reynolds has two bites of the cherry at Ascot. |
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583 |
| Room at the top for Merc GL. |
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682 |
| Rover shows confidence. |
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484 |
| RS TTs celebrate Audi centenary. |
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397 |
| Save cash with a good account. |
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361 |
| SHOLA: NEWCASTLE PLAYERS CAN'T GET SHIRTY. |
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261 |
| SHOWBIZNEWS. |
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475 |
| Special edition Forester is on SureTrak success. |
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168 |
| Sportback breaks new ground at Audi. |
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305 |
| St Swithin's revenge; homemaker house doctor Peter Fall devotes a few more column inches to rainwater issues. |
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Column |
584 |
| Strawberry is the cream. |
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664 |
| Summer Q& A hair care; Liz Lamb brings you some summer holiday tips for hair. |
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547 |
| Summer sale starts at Nissan. |
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199 |
| Superb style Sheraton; Sympathetic to its surroundings. |
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413 |
| Survey warns of breakdown costs. |
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222 |
| Tackling spread of sex infections. |
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255 |
| Teenager in the race to shop locally; BUSINESS TODAY: ENTREPRENEUR. |
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98 |
| Terraced home needs improving; move & improve. |
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167 |
| The North East spots which could host a festival of football for World Cup fans. |
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542 |
| The tan man; Celebrity tanner James Read has the enviable job of working with some of the world's most beautiful women. On his first visit to the North East he shares some beauty secrets with LIZ LAMB and reveals the new look for summer. |
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1201 |
| THIS detached property is a [...]. |
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144 |
| THIS former care home [...]. |
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147 |
| THIS stone-built house in a [...]. |
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93 |
| Thoroughly modern makeover. |
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179 |
| three of a kind; Conversions often create unusual homes, full of character, such as these three properties - a former barn, dairy and station house. |
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300 |
| Townhouse living in rural haven. |
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462 |
| Troublemaker tenant, evicted from his flat. |
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196 |
| Unfazed Bolt wins sprint at a canter. |
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693 |
| Unreliable power of the wind. |
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437 |
| Victorian undertaker of a PM is ironic; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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101 |
| Village 'will come to like turbines' Landowner hits back at his opponents. |
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539 |
| W H AT ' S H OT Liz Lamb liz.lamb@ncjmedia.co.uk. |
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318 |
| Wall Street inspires new look; Leading high street chain Next has a stunning collection of menswear for the up-coming season and is celebrating with a new-look store in the region. Liz Lamb finds out more. |
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301 |
| Warning of tough weeks ahead in Afghanistan. |
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191 |
| Washington park an utter disgrace; VOICE OF THE NORTH. |
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88 |
| Wasting disease on the rise; VET'S VIEW. |
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401 |
| Water wonderful world; Whether it's by the sea, river or even a stream, homes by water have great appeal. homemaker takes a look at some options on the market. |
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462 |
| Whitehead delighted at his pounds 3m switch to the Potters. |
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402 |
| WILLIAM HEADS UP THE HILLS WITH HOMELESS. |
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280 |
| Winehouse is cleared of throwing punch at ball. |
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342 |
| Woodland scenery on the doorstep. |
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112 |
| Would-be thief avoids jail after break-in. |
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218 |
July 25, 2009
