Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `Don't blast those ruddy ducks!; NEWS FOCUS ON WHY MIDLANDS CONSERVATIONISTS ARE OPPOSED TO PLANS TO CULL THE OVERSEXED; `LAGER LOUT' OF THE BIRD WORLD. |
Dale, Paul |
|
777 |
| 10 THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT TERRY PRATCHETT. |
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247 |
| Adders can do Boro a favour. |
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558 |
| Aitken bail plea is dropped. |
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127 |
| Alert on missing man. |
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|
100 |
| Another gold for chef's award platter. |
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121 |
| ANTZ eater?; Can the latest `bug' movie match it's excellent rival? |
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|
406 |
| Assault case man saved by video. |
Pring, John |
|
235 |
| AVON calling; The Belgrade welcomes the return of Blake's 7 anti-hero Paul Darrow. |
McMULLEN, MARION |
|
558 |
| Better access for all. |
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|
126 |
| Beware of floodgate salesmen. |
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|
268 |
| Bid to sharpen interview act; DRAMA GROUP TO SHOW JOBLESS TEENS HOW TO PROJECT THEMSELVES. |
Education, MARK FORSTER |
|
255 |
| Boardroom row sparks fears for Rover jobs. |
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|
96 |
| Books; POLITICAL revelations. |
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|
947 |
| Boro throw lifeline to Greenbacks. |
Harris, John |
|
229 |
| Boxing chef Chris gears up for sixth bout. |
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|
161 |
| Bravery award for raid hero. |
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|
172 |
| BRAVEST KIDS IN TOWN; Prize-winning pair a shining example. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
506 |
| Britain battered as gales sweep in. |
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|
250 |
| British troops on Kosovo standby. |
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|
133 |
| Bulkington aiming to avenge Folly Lane Telegraph Cup K0; SOCCER. |
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|
314 |
| Burial services halt annoys funeral firms; TEMPORARY MEASURE TO ACCOMMODATE CREMATIONS, SAYS COUNCIL. |
Goulden, Barbara |
|
204 |
| By George! It's not really Trevor. |
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|
196 |
| Campaign to install Keegan builds up. |
Spellman, Damien |
|
485 |
| Cancer deaths linked to drug spending. |
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|
148 |
| Car club is now the world's second biggest. |
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|
123 |
| Chance to take dip into digital. |
Williams, Alison |
|
240 |
| City spared a gale - just. |
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|
84 |
| Civic demands - and all that jazz. |
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|
140 |
| Clarke out, Westwood struggling; GOLF. |
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|
449 |
| Classical; BACH in town. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
|
615 |
| Come and meet us, plea to Boro fans. |
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|
101 |
| COMMENT; Laughable fiasco that's costing YOU money. |
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|
172 |
| Concept Cadillac comes to Europe. |
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|
97 |
| Concern grows for vanished school pals. |
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|
199 |
| Country crafts on show at fair. |
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|
92 |
| County side need two wins to avoid drop; NETBALL. |
Abell, Sally |
|
126 |
| Craig sings for supper! |
Hambridge, Karen |
|
263 |
| Decision day for cars boss. |
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|
100 |
| Delight as city show is close to a sell-out. |
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|
311 |
| Dion bounces back to boost Villa hopes. |
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|
382 |
| Donor adds [pound]500 to reward to catch killer. |
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|
299 |
| Emanuele bids for Sunday special; BOXING. |
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231 |
| Euro work deal brings cheer. |
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|
139 |
| Exhibitions; COLOUR creations. |
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|
440 |
| FAMILY LAW; Possibility of op not part of pay-out. |
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|
476 |
| Feechan gets past big test. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
332 |
| Ferguson fears the Atkinson factor. |
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|
272 |
| Fife Street pull off a hat-trick of victories; GAMES LEAGUE. |
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|
243 |
| Finance the big worry for aged. |
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|
121 |
| Firm is hit by [pound]20,000 theft. |
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147 |
| Fishy mystery of CCS's disappearing tools; STRAIGHT TALKING. |
Dale, Paul |
|
510 |
| Fitness pair face a marathon test. |
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|
93 |
| Folk; Laughs are the secret of success. |
Willow, Pete |
|
305 |
| France wary of triple challenge. |
Baldock, Andrew |
|
541 |
| Fuel is top of drivers' fantasy list. |
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|
141 |
| Gardner back but Boro may axe O'Connor. |
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237 |
| Giles sets sights on World Cup squad spot. |
Field, David |
|
650 |
| Girl, aged four, in horror crash. |
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198 |
| Girls build bridges to workplace. |
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|
100 |
| Gordon backs England hopefuls. |
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144 |
| Gough scare as England tumble. |
Field, David |
|
407 |
| GRAHAM'S ONE OF THE GREATEST; The leukaemia victim who's always smiling. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
384 |
| Green looks ready to go. |
Allen, Paul |
|
203 |
| Greenbacks chance to reach the top half. |
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|
257 |
| Groups link up for their studio debut. |
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126 |
| Guides pass on city's secrets; HISTORICAL CHARACTERS BRING PAST UP TO DATE. |
Hopker, Antony |
|
229 |
| Ha ha havin a raucous laugh; VLADIMIAR McTAVISH, IAN MOORE AND NOEL JAMES THE CAMPBELL, FEBRUARY 1. |
Slack, Kathy |
|
413 |
| Health drive to target under-65s; COUNTY AUTHORITY UNVEILS PROGRAMME TO CUT DEATH RATE. |
Johnson, Steve |
|
240 |
| Helena's happy task. |
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|
96 |
| Highway decide to go through with Sphinx tie. |
Horsfall, Phil |
|
283 |
| Hold-ups expected as roadworks begin. |
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|
275 |
| Honour for crew in pool rescue; ROAD CRASH TEAM AMONG THOSE PRAISED FOR PROFESSIONALISM. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
304 |
| Housing expert welcomes rate cut. |
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141 |
| Humbers go on view. |
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189 |
| Husky in harness with US company. |
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|
87 |
| I cannot believe Whelan didn't get picked!; THE SKY TV PRESENTER AND SKY BLUES FAN TALKING FOOTBALL. |
KEYS, Richard |
|
520 |
| In The Courts; Sentenced for deception. |
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|
362 |
| It's a jungle out there for patients. |
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|
88 |
| Jazz; WIND of change. |
Caldwell, Bob |
|
406 |
| Jewels shop closes; EIGHT STAFF SHOCKED AS THEIR JOBS GO. |
Hopker, Antony |
|
212 |
| JIM IS FIXED NICELY, THANKS; Former Sky Blues midfielder happy to be a bobby on the beat in Radford. |
Turner, Andy |
|
1302 |
| Jobs hope for superstadium. |
Hart, Nigel |
|
231 |
| JOEY IS FACING THE AXE; Boro boss may rest O'Connor. |
Brown, Derek |
|
266 |
| JONGLEURS COMEDY NIGHT BELGRADE THEATRE, JANUARY 29. |
Crutchlow, Dayle |
|
582 |
| JORDAN HEIR'S STRATFORD LINKS; Prince's secretary mum who married a king. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
367 |
| Jordan king flies home to die. |
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|
199 |
| KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, SKY BLUES. |
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|
407 |
| Kelly's eye's in for new sporty role. |
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|
104 |
| Knight revival. |
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168 |
| Knitwear factory for M&S to close. |
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131 |
| Konjic gets the all-clear. |
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166 |
| Land search for rescued ponies. |
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130 |
| Laura launches concert treats. |
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118 |
| LEAF encounter. |
Wood, Michael |
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484 |
| Listed building set to be saved; HEALTH GROUP ALTERS PLAN FOR HOME TO INCORPORATE OLD FOUNDRY. |
Parrish, Rachel |
|
264 |
| Longest day for the Nuns pilgrims. |
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|
354 |
| Making up for lost time. |
Wilkinson, John |
|
541 |
| Manor Park club given new kit box. |
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|
84 |
| Meet Amy, our brave Custard Kid; Award for the tot who can only eat sweet treat after heart op as baby. |
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|
900 |
| MEET THE BRAVEST KIDS IN THE CITY. |
Summers, Kathryn |
|
181 |
| Midwives get vital equipment; STORE'S CASH HELPS WITH HOME BIRTHS. |
Parrish, Rachel |
|
202 |
| Mitsubishi's star turn. |
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|
137 |
| MONEY WATCH; What can I do when a PEP fails to live up to expectations? |
Ltd, BRYAN FISHER Of Berkeley Financial Planning |
|
576 |
| New council system is `no soft option'. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
208 |
| New image for town aid agency; CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CHANGES NAME AND DROPS CHARITY STATUS. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
233 |
| New panto role for Lorna. |
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113 |
| NEWS DIGEST; Car veers into field. |
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128 |
| NEWS DIGEST; Girl, 12, hurt in cycle accident. |
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180 |
| NEWS DIGEST; Ulrika fan kills himself in car. |
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217 |
| Nightclub bid clears hurdle; Neighbours' fears fail to halt plan for ex-cinema. |
Mackenzie, Jenny |
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225 |
| Nudist night a treat for press. |
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219 |
| Nursery school praised in report. |
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152 |
| Old pub to get a new look. |
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149 |
| Open cast mine plan looks doomed; ENVIRONMENTAL HARM OUTWEIGHS PROMISE OF MORE JOBS, SAY OFFICERS. |
Punshon, Andrew |
|
208 |
| Optimism over economic future. |
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|
99 |
| Pageant set to score in style at Catterick. |
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506 |
| Pay rises agreed. |
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86 |
| Peace meeting in row over play area. |
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167 |
| Petition fight on Iraq aid. |
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175 |
| Porn pictures go up in smoke. |
Hopker, Antony |
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195 |
| Pupils on trail of the big story. |
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107 |
| Rape suspects on police list. |
Ray, Emma |
|
280 |
| Recruits from abroad not best solution. |
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112 |
| Relief over kidnap prison terms. |
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146 |
| Right on time for a bus journey. |
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133 |
| Rock; Live and direct from COVENTRY. |
Poole, Alan |
|
1100 |
| Salesmen target flooding victims; WATCHDOG SAYS HOUSEHOLDERS COULD BE MISLED BY CALLERS. |
Ewing, Richard |
|
243 |
| Schools do better in Ireland. |
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195 |
| Shop assistant in raid terror. |
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142 |
| Sounds great at Surreal night; SURREAL - THE ART OF NOISE THE COLOSSEUM, JANUARY 30. |
Watson, Randy |
|
195 |
| Staging a test for students. |
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|
99 |
| Student duo go west, of course! |
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123 |
| Students chasing national glory. |
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|
120 |
| Students in a spin with RAW success. |
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|
85 |
| SUCCESSOPHOBIA WARWICK ARTS CENTRE, JANUARY 29. |
Losowsky, Andrew |
|
346 |
| Support staff trained to combat NHS nurse crisis. |
Hall, Paula |
|
231 |
| Targets smashed at Niall Bailey. |
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|
89 |
| TEABREAK TEASERS. |
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149 |
| Teenager robbed in alleyway terror. |
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125 |
| Thanks for the thought! |
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149 |
| The car Rover had to make; FIRM IS PINNING ITS HOPES ON NEW 75 MODEL WHICH GOES ON SALE IN JUNE. |
Smith, Stewart |
|
623 |
| The rev's idol on cafe wall; BAPTIST MINISTER TAKES MARILYN BACK TO BUS STOP. |
Pring, John |
|
260 |
| Three `ruffs' for new sponsor. |
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|
217 |
| Tim may start on bench. |
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|
170 |
| TO THE GROUND. |
Crutchlow, Dayle |
|
527 |
| TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS. |
McMullen, Marion |
|
371 |
| Tots get the tills ringing. |
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|
121 |
| Trios and duos are in big demand. |
Stuart, Frances |
|
185 |
| US duo are the key for Crus. |
Taylor, Ernest |
|
322 |
| Video; A Fiennes MESS! |
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|
865 |
| VS must beat Racing in derby. |
Horsfall, Phil |
|
511 |
| Webb Ellis statue is a winner. |
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|
120 |
| Woman aged 81 in fire drama. |
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|
115 |
| Workers' fury at tools amnesty. |
Scott, Fiona |
|
245 |
| YOUR VIEWS EXTRA; Real City fans' treatment was a disgrace. |
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|
1053 |
| YOUR VIEWS; Grandiose scheme is recipe for disruption. |
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|
932 |
| Zoe narrows radio gap. |
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96 |
February 5, 1999
