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'Anxious' to enter Itaq. |
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85 |
25 accused over illegal dog fight. |
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229 |
Action vow over blood centre cuts. |
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192 |
Age law: Spot the difference; Inside View. |
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286 |
Airgun victim lucky to be alive. |
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204 |
Anger at new homes project; TAMWORTH: Planners defend controversial housing talks. |
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311 |
Antique scam plug is pulled. |
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130 |
Arts plan gets the go ahead; STAFFS:Anger over scheme getting cash. |
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308 |
Asthma ignorance can kill this winter; HEALTH: National charity launches step-by-step 'how you can help' guide on attacks. |
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298 |
Athletics: Aston has high hopes for Ashia. |
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313 |
Badminton: Leung at the double. |
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183 |
Black Country News: Boffins search for a hi-tech breakthrough; WOLVERHAMPTON. |
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207 |
Black Country News: Celebration of culture; HERITAGE. |
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144 |
Black Country News: Chance to quiz police officers; WEDNESFIELD. |
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130 |
Black Country News: Fireworks warning; SANDWELL: Council promises crackdown. |
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258 |
Black Country News: Hunt is on for drug workers; SANDWELL. |
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103 |
Black Country News: Lessons in green energy; DUDLEY. |
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189 |
Black Country News: Payout for sex claim hairdresser; SEDGLEY. |
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282 |
Black Country News: Snape's tea is the reel thing; WOLVERHAMPTON: Film tribute to a Black Country legend. |
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310 |
Bobby Dazzlers. |
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264 |
Bobby's efforts praised; ASTON: Respect Award for police officer who cleaned up crime hotspot. |
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264 |
Boss was stabbed in frenzy; MURDER: Casino man's tragic death. |
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283 |
Bring me sunshine; LICHFIELD. |
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124 |
Burglars covered in smoke; SUTTON COLDFIELD: Store security upgrade. |
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272 |
Cameron: nothing to hide; CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERNCE. |
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109 |
CATCH THE ACTION. |
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89 |
Central City News: 4x4 giant drive to boost skills; SMALL HEATH: Land Rover are an IT class act for pupils. |
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328 |
Central City News: A BIRMINGHAM coffee shop is offering poetry; CANNON STREET. |
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88 |
Central City News: Bungling robbers hit worker; SMALL HEATH: Gang take rubbish bags. |
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178 |
Central City News: Campaigners Blossoming; NECHELLS: Awards for helping to brighten up neighbourhood. |
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329 |
Central City News: Check your heater isn't a killer; SAFETY. |
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199 |
Central City News: Ex-pupils reunited; SMALL HEATH. |
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86 |
Central City News: Focus on print; EXHIBITION. |
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87 |
Central City News: Park cash is approved; EASTSIDE. |
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131 |
Central City News: Schools drum up music; SYMPHONY HALL. |
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286 |
Centre getting more popular; CANNOCK. |
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102 |
Charles comforts wounded; HEALTH: Royal visitors for soldiers. |
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225 |
Charlie's charity double; HOLLYWOOD: Night out with glamour twins is top prize in Acorns auction. |
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296 |
Charlie's double handful! BARNT GREEN: Teenager's auction prize. |
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309 |
Council Jag fury; POLITICS: Outcry as leader takes delivery of new pounds 40,000 official car. |
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391 |
Council rapped on OAPs; WALSALL. |
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167 |
Cricket: Poonia signs up. |
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92 |
Darcey's our little miracle; Real Lives Pregnancy seemed an impossible dream - until IVF treatment lent a helping hand. |
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1219 |
Dead Brit soldier is named. |
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189 |
Designs on a celebration. |
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125 |
Don't let your dog suffer Otis's fate; PETS PLEA: Owners urged to act responsibly after abandoned mastiff is put down. |
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320 |
East City News: Centre to help families get on with their lives; SHARD END. |
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200 |
East City News: Recycling lessons to take into class; YARDLEY: Primary school pupils pick up green tips from sixth-form college students. |
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228 |
Extended ban over booze; TAMWORTH. |
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135 |
Eyesore centre to get revamp by council; BARTLEY GREEN. |
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182 |
Family tree experts help find roots. |
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193 |
FamilyLife: Club Corner. |
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217 |
FamilyLife: Connecting children to the world; School Of The Week CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC PRIMARY, KINGSTANDING. |
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283 |
FamilyLife: First cold won't stop Eleanor crawling; New Mum. |
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357 |
FamilyLife: Let the Safari Park light up your nights. |
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146 |
Farewell to tragic friends; FUNERAL: Thousands due to pay respects. |
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226 |
Firms under trend threat; INDUSTRY: Operations 'need to benefit society'. |
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262 |
Fishermen under fire over rubbish; STAFFORD. |
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195 |
Flooding defences completed. |
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196 |
Football Gossip. |
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170 |
Football: 'Dirty' Gary is enforcer for Blues says Black. |
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465 |
Football: 100 years of ref justice; SPECIAL REPORT For as long as football referees have existed, they have been abused and criticised. At first, they just had to put up with it. Until 1906, that is. Then Birmingham Referees' Association stepped in on their behalf. Brian Halford reports. |
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1308 |
Football: Adams reassures England duo. |
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178 |
Football: Agathe impresses in stalemate; HINCKLEY 0 VILLA RES 0. |
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179 |
Football: Agents may reveal accounts. |
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285 |
Football: Craig aiming to put pressure on boss. |
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397 |
Football: Davies ready to return. |
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272 |
Football: Dynamic duo; McSheffrey gets dirty for Blues. |
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473 |
Football: Dynamic duo; Stan the man at Villa. |
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317 |
Football: Injured duo cleared to play for Walsall. |
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240 |
Football: Lambs double swoop; NON-LEAGUE. |
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277 |
Football: Lambs double swoop; NON-LEAGUE. |
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274 |
Football: Pearson set to get extra time; ALBION NEWS. |
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346 |
Football: Petrov's instant impact; VILLA NEWS. |
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317 |
Football: Romulus dream comes to an end; FA CUP. |
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226 |
Football: That's smiles better. |
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313 |
Football: W&W strike blow for equality as women voted in; Jack HIGH. |
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430 |
Football: WAGs at war as Alex sinks claws into Jamelia; FOOTBALL: England star's fiancee hits back after Brum singer's slur on celeb girlfriends. |
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266 |
Football: Wolves won't risk Jackie. |
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235 |
Football: Young Gun Fab makes his mark; BLUES NEWS. |
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359 |
Gang batters cash guard. |
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182 |
Grieving gran in hols bomb blast; FAMILY: Aunt loses brother and niece, only to be left terrified in Turkish explosion. |
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313 |
Gun killer with a grudge who brought horror to a peaceful people; SCHOOL SLAYINGS: Children die in outrage at Amish community. |
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495 |
Gun killer with a grudge who brought horror to a peaceful people; SCHOOL SLAYINGS: Children die in outrage at Amish community. |
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461 |
Gun killer with a grudge who brought horror to a peaceful people; SCHOOL SLAYINGS: Children die in outrage at Amish community. |
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470 |
Health Midlands: Cook book Of The Week; Assemble - Sensational Food Made Simple by Annabel Langbein (Grub Street, pounds 16.99). |
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117 |
Health Midlands: My snoring teenage son is proving a real nightmare; Ask Alan. |
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236 |
Health Midlands: New book lifts lid on parents. |
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211 |
Health Midlands: Support is key for my 3st weight loss; Fitness. |
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510 |
Health Midlands: What should children drink? Ask Sam FOOD STANDARDS. |
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375 |
Help for torched boat couple; ARSON: Young offenders institute aids narrowboat owners devastated by arsonists. |
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440 |
Hit-run lad so lovely - gran; ACCIDENT: Tribute to victim as neighbours tell of danger road. |
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279 |
Hockey: Sutton aim to make an impact. |
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261 |
Horse Racing: Pipe has incurable disease. |
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146 |
Horse Racing: Pipe has muscle disease. |
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228 |
Hotel raided by crowbar gang. |
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99 |
Hotline help on hand for UK's forces veterans. |
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202 |
Hunt is on for drug workers; SANDWELL. |
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104 |
Inside today. |
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116 |
Interest rates rise warning. |
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189 |
Iraq war casualty a medic. |
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195 |
Julie in tour of top college; BROMSGROVE. |
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190 |
Kids stamp their feet to the beat. |
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138 |
Leader backs road charges; CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERNCE. |
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311 |
Letter: Your Say - Blair's record. |
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95 |
Letter: Your Say - Bus stop misery. |
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131 |
Letter: Your Say - Hospital shame. |
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85 |
Letter: Your Say - Isolated youth. |
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137 |
Letter: Your Say - Prince disappoints. |
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92 |
Letter: Your Say - Show is ballet brilliant. |
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159 |
Letter: Your Say - Show is ballet brilliant. |
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177 |
Letter: Your Say - Water solution. |
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82 |
Letter: Your Say - We want choice. |
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107 |
Letter: Your Shout - England must pick Villa ace. |
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1470 |
Lions on prowl for bargains; AUCTION. |
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111 |
Man jailed for horrific beating. |
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196 |
Man terrorised car boss's wife; COURTS: Arrest warrant for businessman after harassment case. |
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344 |
Mum, are we nearly there yet? |
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129 |
Net gain for players; OLD HILL. |
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174 |
New nuclear waste fears; ENVIRONMENT: 13 sites could be dumping grounds. |
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274 |
News fit to print... |
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107 |
North City News: Burglaries are soaring; ERDINGTON. |
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140 |
North City News: Cash boost for community; OSCOTT. |
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137 |
North City News: Creative kids take centre stage; CONCERT. |
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283 |
North City News: Missing tot found in shop! ERDINGTON. |
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116 |
North City News: Seb is a star dinner date; SUTTON COLDFIELD: Sports legend is Tories' guest speaker. |
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204 |
North City News: Villa fan Doug has shirty idea for team; ERDINGTON. |
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87 |
North City News: Woman denies revenge attack; COURT: Assault claim after victim 'stabbed in the back'. |
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259 |
On show at Royal Academy; SUTTON COLDFIELD. |
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147 |
Osborne stays firm on tax; CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERNCE. |
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202 |
Our Say. |
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271 |
PICK OF THE DAY. |
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107 |
Pool: Mick's having a ball in America; CASHING IN: Dudley man chalks up success on lucrative circuit. |
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496 |
Posh nosh guide dishes up a treat; DINING OUT: Brum's a belting spot to eat, says culinary bible Which? |
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327 |
Pregnant mum and son killed at road crossing; Woman dragged 50 metres. |
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569 |
Pregnant mum and son killed at road crossing; Woman dragged 50 metres. |
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691 |
Pregnant mum and son killed. |
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530 |
Profits up for Tesco. |
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107 |
Quiz of the day. |
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86 |
Raid victim accused of stabbing; COURT: Two trials on 'assault and revenge'. |
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202 |
Read all about it! SANDWELL: Old papers are hot news. |
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244 |
Receptionist misses payout claim hearing; HOCKLEY. |
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136 |
Remember When? 1975. |
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94 |
REVIEWS: Bus pass pair can still move; Dave Swarbrick & Martin Carthy HUNTINGDON HALL, WORCESTER. |
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176 |
REVIEWS: Romeo flame burns brightly; Romeo and Juliet BIRMINGHAM ROYAL BALLET BIRMINGHAM HIPPODROME. |
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153 |
Road deaths remembered; KIDDERMINSTER. |
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159 |
Row over stab proof vest denial; EXCLUSIVE CRIME: Police ignore safety plea for support officers. |
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535 |
Rugby Union: Injuries decimate Robinson's squad. |
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146 |
Rugby Union: Maynard: Win was a struggle; BEES: Coach warns that there are no easy games for his men. |
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401 |
Rugby Union: Mitchell laments dismal display. |
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268 |
Rugby Union: Moseley learn harsh lessons. |
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312 |
Sat nav bandits laughing; CAR CRIME: Victims forget serial numbers. |
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251 |
Screening call for the over 70s. |
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132 |
Shelf life for tiny readers; WORCS. |
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137 |
Snooker: Still all White. |
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107 |
Soap WatchWatch. |
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154 |
Solihull News: College open day for new students; COLLEGE. |
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142 |
Solihull News: Green day in store for gardeners; BENTLEY HEATH. |
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110 |
Solihull News: Mobile move on violence; CAMPAIGN: Police take to the road over assaults in home. |
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366 |
Solihull News: Planning Applications. |
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256 |
Solihull News: Randy's rappers poised to shoot; SOLIHULL: Great-gran Althea hoping to film new record's video at Villa Park. |
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306 |
South City News: 'Rings road' back in time; LEISURE: Special bus tour of Tolkien haunts. |
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259 |
South City News: Birmingham Magistrates. |
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651 |
South City News: College stays on track with courses; BORDESLEY GREEN. |
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174 |
South City News: Hospitals chief to stand down; SELLY OAK: Trust chairman has mixed feelings about quitting. |
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299 |
South City News: School wins high praise; KINGS HEATH. |
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132 |
South City News: Society calling budding photographers; HALL GREEN. |
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144 |
Spooky castle capers; TAMWORTH CASTLE. |
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195 |
Star to play comic hero. |
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119 |
Stop ripping off the fans; The Tuesday Rant. |
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356 |
Students worth a few quid. |
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133 |
Teach Midlands: People really respond if you try to learn their language; DIANE PARKES celebrates World Teachers Day on Thursday by talking to some professionals who have worked in far flung corners of the globe. |
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679 |
Teach Midlands: Sharing skills in Malawi. |
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153 |
Teach Midlands: Teaching teachers was a challenge. |
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343 |
Teacher is locked up for fraud; WOLVERHAMPTON: pounds 45,000 benefit swindle. |
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340 |
Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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168 |
Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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281 |
Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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113 |
Tell us what's happening where you are. |
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216 |
Tennis: Battling Streetly are single-minded in Euro ambitions; VOLLEYS. |
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387 |
The next great Disney bookto add to your collection... |
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696 |
The pint with a point. |
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298 |
Then & Now; Adam Ruckwood Olympic Swimmer. |
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169 |
Thousands to mourn tragic lake deaths; Final farewells for three friends. |
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356 |
Today'sTelevision: Pick of the day. |
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183 |
Tots start to shape up; NURSERY. |
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174 |
Tributes paid to tragic boy. |
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275 |
Tributes to tragic boy. |
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118 |
Two killed, three injured in pile-up; ACCIDENT: Horror crash on commuter artery paralyses city rush-hour traffic. |
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232 |
Uncovered drivers should be exposed. |
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428 |
Uni life's swell for surf king; WOLVERHAMPTON. |
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159 |
What big teeth you have! ARTS COMPLEX. |
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244 |
WIN Banks's Bitter. |
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141 |
WIN Beauty and the Beast tickets! Chipper Club. |
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346 |
Workplace bullies plea; EMPLOYMENT: City bid to beat office harassment. |
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268 |
Your Stars. |
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772 |
Your Stars. |
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769 |
Youth club all set to re-open; REDDITCH: Popular centre for young people back in business. |
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271 |