Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Big gains' from the chamber. |
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169 |
| 'Wider pool of talent' needed to pick NHS boss; CITY MP QUESTIONS HOSPITAL'S RECRUITMENT POLICY. |
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258 |
| 'Yes'to glass bridgeplans. |
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124 |
| 15 people trapped by 'arson' attack; BLAZING TV IN HALLWAY CUTS OFF RESIDENTS' ESCAPE ROUTE. |
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379 |
| Addict died in flames. |
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97 |
| AFGHAN APPEAL TARGET RAISED. |
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214 |
| Afghan appeal target raised; CHARITY HOPES TO SEND MORE THAN 7,000 BAGS OF FOOD AND TOILETRIES. |
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352 |
| ANGLING: PAT ARMSTRONGS COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Novice Carl lands a Packington giant. |
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625 |
| Artistic cards are just the ticket for winners. |
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154 |
| Backing for trust hospital boss. |
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181 |
| Bad parking led to restrictions. |
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255 |
| Bags of help for refugees; GLOBAL CARE AFGHAN APPEAL: THOUSANDS JOIN IN APPEAL TO SEND FOOD AND TOILETRIES TO STARVING AFGHAN FAMILIES. |
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368 |
| Bosses call for clamp on 'frivolous' claims. |
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156 |
| Boys' soccer match erupted into fight between adults, court told. |
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419 |
| Breast cancer drug to be available on NHS. |
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181 |
| Bringing life back to an old castle. |
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180 |
| Britain lags in Europe. |
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106 |
| BRONSON IN PLEA ON ART SHOW; Notorious prisoner writes letter to Evening Telegraph. |
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204 |
| Builder dumped this lot on city estate; HUNT FOR CULPRIT BEHIND 'WORST CASE OF FLY-TIPPING WE HAVE EVER SEEN'. |
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311 |
| Bursary offer to nurture chemist students. |
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150 |
| Campus sounds hit the airwaves; STUDENT RADIO STATION BROADCASTS ACROSS THE CITY. |
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208 |
| Cartoon dudes get children to gobble greens. |
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135 |
| Castle site to feature on TV show. |
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171 |
| Chance to buy cricket history; LAND WHERE LEGENDARY WG GRACE PLAYED BEING SOLD AT AUCTION. |
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266 |
| Change brings a better service; BOSSES PLEDGE IMPROVEMENTS FOR MOBILE LIBRARY USERS. |
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325 |
| Children's Dome show given a curtain call at St Mary's Hall. |
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242 |
| City raises cash for street children; ROTARIANS HEAR FROM YOUNGSTERS HELPED BY THEIR GIFT. |
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282 |
| City's Irish get ready to paint the town green. |
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|
146 |
| Club spells enjoyment. |
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|
101 |
| Club will stage Bronson's exhibition; CANCELLED ART SHOW TO GO AHEAD AT DIFFERENT VENUE. |
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|
439 |
| College link-up to help job search; Experts on hand to help those facing redundancy. |
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228 |
| Come to the woods and learn how they work; VOLUNTEERS HELP TO SHOW PEOPLE THE IMPORTANCE OF THE COUNTRYSIDE. |
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211 |
| Concert to aid two charities. |
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|
86 |
| Couple's anger at child fare for tot. |
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239 |
| CRICKET: GLORY BOYS! |
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87 |
| CRICKET: This one's for the kids, says Thorpe. |
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|
709 |
| CROWN GREEN BOWLS: Tunnel enter C team in Coventry League for 2002. |
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171 |
| DARTS: Caddy Club arrows men bang on target; M AND B FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES. |
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112 |
| Drifter guilty over blaze deaths. |
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102 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Award-winning caravan centre's open weekend; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE. |
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338 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Charging 'will hit road safety'. |
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217 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Cherish your MINI with new dealer scheme. |
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123 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Get personal with your car; DRIVERS INVITED TO AUCTION OF 800 NUMBERPLATES, WHICH IS SET TO RAISE pounds 3 MILLION. |
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250 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: It Getz you there in style. |
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365 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Keeping theft 'out of sight, out of reach' RAC offering bags of help to motorists. |
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283 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: MINI marvel! |
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546 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Peugeot's winning Corse. |
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204 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Prices of new cars pushed down as diesel demand rises. |
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191 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Putting the brakes on bank holiday bust-ups. |
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238 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: R YOU READY FOR THIS. |
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443 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Take the stress out of your driving. |
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89 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Time to make a smart move. |
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178 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Watching car value go up in smoke. |
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246 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: WIN. . . a Peugeot Trekker off-road bike worth pounds 1,500 - plus free helmet, jacket and gloves. |
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215 |
| DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Xantia has fresh appeal; USED CAR SPECIAL. |
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409 |
| Effort adds up to award. |
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154 |
| Elderly urged to claim all benefits. |
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234 |
| EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS. |
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|
287 |
| Every day I count my blessings; BABY LIFELINE 21 YEARS ON. |
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692 |
| Experts on call to protect phones; POLICE ENLIST HELP IN CRACKDOWN ON MOBILES THEFTS. |
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389 |
| Flood map will assess risks. |
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193 |
| FOOTBALL: Bedworth aim to end grim run. |
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|
518 |
| FOOTBALL: Glass smash and grab still rankles Sky Blues. |
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462 |
| FOOTBALL: Goal-star Clarke may miss Vase semi-final. |
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234 |
| FOOTBALL: Hot-shot Freestone raring to go. |
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240 |
| FOOTBALL: Kinder joins Racing's fight against the drop. |
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464 |
| FOOTBALL: Knitters aim for double boost. |
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596 |
| FOOTBALL: Moyes pledges to rebuild from bottom to top. |
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|
357 |
| FOOTBALL: RICHARD KEYS'S COLUMN A SKY BLUES FAN'S VIEW: Sky Blues can be the third men. |
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771 |
| FOOTBALL: Sven fears the sack if England flop. |
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169 |
| FOOTBALL: Zuniga in the frame. |
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670 |
| FORMULA ONE: Coulthard is really hot stuff in Sepang. |
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305 |
| Four held in drugs raids. |
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|
124 |
| Fresh appeal for help to trace man. |
|
|
168 |
| Fresh plea on town centre robbery. |
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|
121 |
| GO ON - GIVE IT UP. |
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|
585 |
| GO! COUNTRY: COME FOR THE CRAIC. |
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152 |
| GO! THEATRE: BRADLEY'S THE BADDY ONCE MORE. |
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|
614 |
| GO: ART: Barred art. |
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129 |
| GO: ART: Beer cans make crowning glory; Seize the Moment, Bilston Craft Gallery, Wolverhampton. |
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123 |
| GO: ART: BRUSH STROKES. |
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234 |
| GO: ART: PORTRAITS OF URBAN LIFESTYLE. |
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289 |
| GO: ART: Simply stirring paintings. |
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227 |
| GO: CINEMA: OH FOR OSCAR! |
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587 |
| GO: CINEMA: QUIRKY WITH A CAPITAL Q. |
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505 |
| GO: CLASSICAL: OPERA STARS GO TOSCA WILD. |
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389 |
| GO: FOLK: JUNE IS THE GIRL ON SONG. |
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343 |
| GO: JAZZ: JAZZ NOTES. |
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168 |
| GO: JAZZ: REWARDS OF A LABOUR OF LOVE. |
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284 |
| GO: ROCK: OZZY CAN STILL CAST A SPELL. |
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503 |
| GO: ROCK: SOUND BITES. |
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389 |
| GO: TAIL PIECES. |
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537 |
| GO: THE LIMIT: DRAGSTA REV UP FOR BIG LAUNCH. |
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689 |
| GO: THE LIMIT: Mixers have their eyes on the ladies. |
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216 |
| GO: THEATRE: Coward shocker still entertains. |
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171 |
| GO: THEATRE: LIZ'S ROYAL VARIETY SHOW. |
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|
542 |
| GO: THEATRE: Local star heads for the West End. |
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189 |
| GO: THEATRE: STAGE WHISPERS. |
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203 |
| GO: VIDEOS: Inspirational stuff - despite all the mush. |
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473 |
| GO:CLASSICAL: Crowds warm to an evening of fine music; REVIEW. |
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114 |
| GO:COUNTRY: COME FOR THE CRAIC. |
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169 |
| Golden date for charity show. |
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154 |
| GOLF: Easy does it as Roe moves up. |
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406 |
| GOLF: Gallacher chasing title glory. |
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301 |
| Group tackles litter problem. |
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95 |
| High Court to settle pub hours wrangle; LANDLORDS HOLD FIRE OVER WORLD CUP SPECIAL LICENCE BIDS. |
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332 |
| ICE HOCKEY: Socket wrench floors Cowley. |
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|
410 |
| IN THE COURTS. |
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|
1004 |
| Incubator gave my little miracle a chance of life; BABY LIFELINE 21 YEARS ON. |
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|
677 |
| INDOOR FOOTBALL: Six-a-side triumph for ASDA aces. |
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|
310 |
| Judge my art-not me; Notorious prisoner writes letter to Evening Telegraph. |
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|
296 |
| Just a glass could tip pub quiz results. |
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|
238 |
| Kick off could be right after the funeral. |
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|
190 |
| LETTERS: your views. |
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|
1511 |
| LETTERS: your views: Skateboarding special. |
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1965 |
| LETTERS: your views; MYTON HOSPICE APPEAL. |
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336 |
| Longest day - for the big Irish event. |
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154 |
| Man facing murder quiz. |
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219 |
| Museum to clean up its act for funding. |
|
|
318 |
| New band wow winners. |
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|
82 |
| New chief will not solve trust's problems. |
|
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256 |
| OAP duped. |
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|
103 |
| OAP's death an accident. |
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|
85 |
| OAPs' fare deal. |
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|
98 |
| Official wreckers move in. |
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256 |
| Overweight children in on-line experiment. |
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|
99 |
| Party to celebrate funding success. |
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170 |
| Pat on back for schools. |
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144 |
| Peaceful memories in garden. |
|
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143 |
| Petition calling for delay in estate building fails. |
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135 |
| Philip helps to picture the past. |
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164 |
| Phoebe helps to highlight danger. |
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152 |
| Phoenix rises in Students' Union studio. |
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124 |
| Phone mast refusal brings cheers. |
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139 |
| Police still investigating death. |
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|
290 |
| Poll reveals concerns for rural areas after crisis. |
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149 |
| pounds 120,000 to bring hall back into use; Groups will be able to meet there. |
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|
277 |
| pounds 250,000 aid for the farm crisis victims; Regional agency helps the volunteers. |
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|
307 |
| pounds 70,000 will benefit city's most needy; VOLUNTEER SERVICE RECEIVES VITAL FUNDING FOR THE NEXT THREE YEARS. |
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|
290 |
| Praise for schools. |
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|
85 |
| Probe into sick levels. |
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133 |
| Protesters win the chip shop battle; CITY COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS PARKING PROBLEMS AS IT REJECTS PLANS. |
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|
320 |
| Pupils get their business heads on. |
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134 |
| Put out the flags - our bus is back!; 'MAROONED' OAPs TO GET MOBILE AGAIN. |
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256 |
| RACING: Best Mate proves his critics wrong. |
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|
631 |
| RACING: McCoy now six wins away from equalling record. |
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|
539 |
| racing: Rooster Booster is Trophy clincher. |
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329 |
| Ray leads the way for tots in charity walk; SNOWBALL. |
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|
206 |
| Report'spraise for inspected county schools. |
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135 |
| Royal meeting for city duo. |
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|
207 |
| RUCKSACK SAVES GIRL IN 200ft CLIFF FALL. |
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346 |
| RUGBY UNION. |
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|
155 |
| RUGBY UNION: Skipper puts pen to paper. |
|
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465 |
| RUGBY UNION: Street drawing closer to realising promotion dream. |
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655 |
| RUGBY UNION: Wounded Lions welcome Welsh while Nuns pray for captain. |
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360 |
| Salute to reading sees inspiration from the page. |
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|
161 |
| Satellite TV channel Shop! to close. |
|
|
107 |
| Save pounds pounds pounds s on 2-for-1 American flights. |
|
|
111 |
| Schools urged to cash in on cans; RECYCLING SCHEME TO BRING CLASSROOM BENEFITS FOR PUPILS TAKING PART. |
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270 |
| Science is such a circus; CHILDREN JUMP IN WITH BOTH FEET - AND GET HANDS-ON - TO LEARN SCIENCE LESSONS. |
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|
128 |
| share watch; REGIONAL INTEREST. |
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103 |
| Sharene keeps it in the family; PRIZE WINNER GIVES AWAY HER DREAM TRIP TO AUSTRALIA. |
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241 |
| Skipping their way to health; CHILDREN JUMP IN WITH BOTH FEET - AND GET HANDS-ON - TO LEARN SCIENCE LESSONS. |
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213 |
| Sky Blues support for youth project; CITY PLAYERS TAKE PART IN ANTI-DRUGS MESSAGE FOR JUNIOR FOOTBALLERS. |
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|
222 |
| Slimming aid health fears. |
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|
90 |
| SPEEDWAY: Bees prepare for business. |
|
|
293 |
| Stationery gift brings joy; CHILDREN'S FACES LIGHT UP AS SOLDIER MAKES SPECIAL DELIVERY FROM MUM'S PLAYGROUP. |
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213 |
| Stick with Robbie for a safe drive. |
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233 |
| Store's therapy aid. |
|
|
135 |
| Students cut out as winners. |
|
|
107 |
| Sweets recalled. |
|
|
85 |
| TENNIS: Henman powers through. |
|
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255 |
| Toddler tales at library. |
|
|
159 |
| Top score for college. |
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|
90 |
| travel: The taste of Swede success; SAMPLE THE STYLE AND SOPHISTICATION OF SCANDINAVIA WITH A GREAT SWEDISH CITY BREAK. |
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816 |
| Tuning in for early signs of diabetes. |
|
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128 |
| Uniform row head teacher set to quit; MIXED REACTION AS TEACHER STEPS DOWN AFTER SEVEN YEARS. |
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|
452 |
| Warning over cash scam. |
|
|
84 |
| Watchdogs to rule on cancer help drug. |
|
|
228 |
| Welcoming farms open their gates to children. |
|
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193 |
| Will makes it to studio at last. |
|
|
121 |
| Woman hurt in bag theft. |
|
|
137 |
| Women in the arts spotlight. |
|
|
126 |
| Worker loses claim of racial bias; INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNAL BACKS COUNCIL'S EQUALITY PROCEDURES. |
|
|
241 |
| World expert talks to leaders. |
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125 |
March 15, 2002
