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`Scrap demands for improvements'. |
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311 |
`TIMEWASTER' DIED 2 HOURS AFTER GP VISIT. |
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191 |
19 Days of Hope grant; News from the Daily Post backed charity Hope House and the crusade to build a children's hospice in North Wales. |
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496 |
3,000 urban PO closures would be `devastating'. |
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323 |
A fist full of paper for thief. |
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136 |
Alison Featherstone, registrar, John Lewis Partnership, Liverpool: My first step to success. |
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546 |
All pop's roads lead to Mathew Street. |
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461 |
AUTUMN COMEBACK FOR BUMBLING ALAN. |
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151 |
BACK AS GOOD AS NEW - THE FIRST INSTALMENT OF A MOTORING LEGEND. |
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187 |
Boss who's glad to wave goodbye; Harvey wants teens to progress. |
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728 |
Bosses act to solve home carers crisis; Council is desperate to attract recruits. |
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361 |
Boxing: Harrison back in Liverpool. |
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235 |
Boy sees mum raped. |
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101 |
Brewery paradise plan for drinkers. |
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418 |
BUILDING SOCIETY SPONSORS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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135 |
Businesses told: `Don't lose out on Euro grants'. |
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287 |
Buy-out exit for property group. |
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231 |
CAMPAIGNERS SAIL TO SAVE MEDIEVAL SHIP. |
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240 |
CAMPER VAN ARTIST TAKES TASTEFUL SHOW ON THE ROAD. |
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88 |
Cancer patient stunned by drug VAT bill. |
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182 |
Caretaker's girlfriend runs gauntlet of hate. |
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600 |
Cash call opt-out. |
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139 |
Children get net link. |
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92 |
COMIC FLOATS IN FOR CHARITY CASH. |
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167 |
Concern over ambush victim's cash claim. |
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359 |
Cricket: Greenidge too much as Glam surrender. |
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381 |
Cricket: Hussain for Headingley; Backing for venue of legends. |
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666 |
Cricket: Indians stay focused on Test. |
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322 |
CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGISTS `ACUTELY AWARE OF FAKING'. |
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288 |
Cruise liners head back to the Mersey; City looks forward to return of sea heyday. |
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544 |
Delays in council house repairs. |
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159 |
Doctor accused over death. |
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328 |
Don't forget your bus pass. |
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107 |
Factory strikers keep up pressure in pension fight. |
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331 |
Family of drowned teenager consider legal action. |
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120 |
Farm & Country: Will skills survive changes? |
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156 |
Farm and Country: MARKET REPORTS. |
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140 |
Farm virus led to Welsh tourism's worst year ever. |
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321 |
Farmers in crisis over grant delays. |
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272 |
Fears at Afghan `go home' cash aid. |
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264 |
Firefighters battle blaze at hay barn. |
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101 |
Firm's value slashed by third. |
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200 |
Football: Bowen call. |
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139 |
Football: Croatia .............1 Wales .............. 1. |
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95 |
Football: CROATIA ..........1 WALES ...........1: I'M PROUD OF YOU ALL; Hughes praises makeshift side. |
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453 |
Football: Finland ................... 0 Republic of Ireland ..........3: New talisman for Irish. |
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380 |
Football: Freakish goal denies Wales; Davies' opener cancelled out by late gift for Petric to prevent first away win in 30 months CROATIA .......1. |
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1098 |
Football: HOULLIER WARNS RESTLESS RED STARS. |
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412 |
Football: I'VE NO ROOM FOR MOANERS; Houllier in warning while Berger is set for Celtic. |
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623 |
Football: Keane is the loser; Skipper such a contrast to loyal Neville. |
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633 |
Football: KOUMAS MOVE STALLS OVER FEE. |
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454 |
Football: KOUMAS READY FOR PREMIERSHIP - BOWEN. |
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135 |
Football: Last-gasp double ends Bay hopes; Colwyn Bay ......... 1 Accrington Stanley ...2. |
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229 |
Football: Looking to the fans. |
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1056 |
Football: MOYES WON'T RUSH YOBO RETURN. |
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232 |
Football: N Ireland ........0 Cyprus ..........0: Lennon death threat. |
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173 |
Football: Nigel Martyn does not regret asking for break. |
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288 |
Football: Oswestry Town ...... 0 Welshpool .......... 1. |
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99 |
Football: Pwllheli sparkle in 10-goal rampage. |
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192 |
Football: Rap hangs over skipper. |
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314 |
Football: Reserves held; Tranmere Res ............1 Sheffield Utd Res .........1. |
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220 |
Football: Rhyd fit five into ten; Welsh Alliance League. |
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271 |
Football: Ridler hoping joke is on Dragons. |
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537 |
Football: Robinson on song. |
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191 |
Football: Scotland ........... 0 Denmark ........... 1: Vogts woe as Scots lose. |
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176 |
Football: TNS Llansantffraid ... 5 Rhyl ................0. |
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167 |
Football: Tyn Lon Volvo Cookson Cup. |
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109 |
Football: Uniteda `disgrace' Chelsea's Cudicini slams Ferguson's men. |
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482 |
FTSE-100. |
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93 |
Games success inspires disabled. |
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169 |
Gardens pavilion planned. |
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107 |
Girls move further ahead in exam table; Boys must lose `laddish' culture, warn heads. |
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668 |
Give us our pounds 10m; Doctors claim Assembly is cheating them out of cash. |
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383 |
GOLF: Harold Brough ON GOLF: Elaine quits; Injuries force retirement. |
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700 |
GOLF: Harold Brough on Golf: Hoylake Open Scratch Mixed Foursomes. |
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178 |
GOLF: Harold Brough ON GOLF: Karl driving ahead. |
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258 |
GOLF: Tony Holland returns nett 58. |
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182 |
Golf: Trevor Peake ON NORTH WALES GOLF: All a flutter. |
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296 |
Golf: Trevor Peake ON NORTH WALES GOLF: Good scoring difficult at Holywell. |
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422 |
Golf: Woods aiming to be top of the world again. |
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372 |
Group's `wrong message'. |
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253 |
Harrier display team to top bill at prestige airshow. |
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221 |
Healthy lifestyle vital for mums-to-be. |
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349 |
Help me get to the top of the world; Teenager out to raise pounds 15,000 in crusade to climb Everest. |
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432 |
Helpers let 100-year-old live in flat. |
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233 |
HOSPITAL RADIO QUEEN OF THE DECKS IS IN A CLASS OF HER OWN. |
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289 |
Hospital skills `test' praised. |
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126 |
Huge turnout expected for pro-hunting march. |
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390 |
Insurance law `cripples small businesses'. |
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286 |
It's Summer ... 5 things to do in North Wales TODAY. |
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320 |
LENNON'S BLACK RICKENBACKER IS BACK IN TOWN. |
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122 |
Letters: Your View: Backing Arthurian bid. |
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358 |
Letters: Your View: False teachers. |
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94 |
Letters: Your View: Good learners. |
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81 |
Letters: Your View: Grand Rules. |
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95 |
Letters: Your View: More police. |
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147 |
Letters: Your View: Policy doubts. |
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224 |
Letters: Your View: Time for tall waterfront. |
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140 |
Letters: Your View: Verbal abuse. |
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98 |
Letters: Your View: We'll fight fresh plans for store, residents warn. |
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439 |
Life in a nation of hardship, refugees and crime . . . all over North Wales; Healthy lifestyle vital for mums-to-be. |
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503 |
London market. |
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380 |
London market. |
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288 |
Loopy look at jealousy. |
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89 |
Lottery launched. |
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89 |
LOTUS PUTS SPECIALIST DEALERSHIP IN THE DRIVING SEAT. |
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85 |
Man drew dead father's pension. |
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133 |
Matalan boss sold pounds 2.5m shares after quitting. |
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457 |
MI5 kept secret files on Ricky Tomlinson; Royle Family star described as `political thug'. |
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399 |
My first step to success Lisa Parkhouse, head of marketing at Coleg Llandrillo: College's marketing high-flier. |
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516 |
Mystery chemical spillage probed. |
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126 |
Neptune puts its problems to one side; By Lew Baxter. |
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367 |
Nipped in the bud; The wrong colour of petals leaves law graduate red-faced. |
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876 |
Our View: Could cash solve asylum dilemma? |
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396 |
PASSING THOUGHTS: Daily battle for the smallest room is part of the sex war. |
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906 |
Phone mast crackdown. |
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166 |
Police in search for missing brothers. |
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155 |
Prices storm at new resort pool. |
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567 |
Prisoners in yard protest over social time cutback. |
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493 |
Racing: Pirate set to plunder. |
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553 |
Record breakers; Best ever GCSE results as Welsh students keep up high standards. |
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434 |
Record pass top grades. |
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122 |
River protest in bid to save medieval ship; NATIONAL ROUND-UP. |
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278 |
Ron Davies `bitchy', says Labour. |
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124 |
Royal bankers search for NW millionaires. |
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303 |
Rugby Union: Fixture headache for Orrell and rest. |
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399 |
Rugby Union: Rugby's new men in black. |
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168 |
Rugby Union: Winstanley happy to come to Waterloo; IN TOUCH. |
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554 |
Saved post office base heaven sent. |
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315 |
School go-ahead. |
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156 |
SHAMEFUL; North Wales town's baby care is worse than Albania, says shock new report. |
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255 |
SHOT MAN FLEES AFTER MURDER ATTEMPT. |
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101 |
Show blossoms with crowd-pulling display. |
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353 |
SKIDDING TRAIN HITS BARRIER AMID FLOODS CHAOS. |
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165 |
Tennis: Lancs set up new `Kids Zone'. |
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308 |
The baby victims of poverty; MP calls for action to stem town's alarming trend of low birth weight. |
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916 |
The Cape crusaders; Fight on to bring Bronze Age relic home to North Wales. |
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530 |
The English comedian who wowed a top arts festival ... by pretending to be Welsh; I did it to get more laughs. |
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624 |
The gentle approach. |
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144 |
The laid-back Beatles floated into Bangor, but they left in a flood of tears; 35 years ago this weekend, a young Daily Post photographer joined the Beatles on a trip of enlightenment to Bangor. Here, Stephen Shakeshaft recalls the tragic weekend that would shatter the Fab Four forever. Jill Tunstall reports. |
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1191 |
Three days of non-stop sound. |
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215 |
Top 100 Brits are surprise package. |
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139 |
TRUST THE POST: A rattling good read may help club survive. |
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443 |
TRUST THE POST: Scousers could actually be real woollybacks. |
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448 |
We are right to take hard line on drugs. |
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369 |
Weir predicts flat profits in `transitional' year. |
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137 |
Working class hero is something to be; Two thirds of the British adult population now claim to feel `working class and proud of it' - a figure that has risen considerably in the last three years. So what is the big attraction? Lesley Richardson reports. |
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828 |