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| `Air jobs decision is good news for Wales' Union boss claims word is imminent. |
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335 |
| `Premier league' gunman jailed. |
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282 |
| `We must work to save lives in killer quarry'. |
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341 |
| A new game to treasure. |
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300 |
| Arsonist put others at risk. |
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159 |
| Athletics: Success for Saints heralds new era. |
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229 |
| Backlog at CRB now tops 226,000. |
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225 |
| Beauty queen cleared of attack. |
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458 |
| BOXING: ANOTHER ROONEY USES HIS FISTS, NOT FEET. |
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421 |
| Children likely to succeed if fathers read them stories. |
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284 |
| Classes for belly dancers a big hit; COLLEGE SHAKERS AND MOVERS RUSHING TO SIGN UP FOR COURSE. |
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120 |
| Cloning fears after Dolly the sheep put down. |
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287 |
| Cloning fears after Dolly the sheep put down. |
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337 |
| Cofio uno gerddorion pwysicaf Cymru. |
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351 |
| COLLECTING IS LIKE A DRUG AND YOU CERTAINLY NEED A BIG HOUSE. |
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520 |
| Conwy sets hot pace for new businesses. |
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299 |
| Council tax rise will put bobbies on beat. |
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1083 |
| Counselling for friends. |
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99 |
| CREATE YOUR OWN CATWALK LOOK; WHETHER it's fashion, music, art or theatre, London remains the home of individuality. |
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610 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: D-DAY FOR ENGLAND VERDICT. |
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311 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: ENGLAND LEARN VERDICT. |
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96 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: ENGLAND TO KEEP FAITH WITH VITAL COG WHITE. |
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430 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: Fletcher won't write off White; All-rounder's vital bowling role allows him more time to recover from side injury. |
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717 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: GANGULY KEEPING FAITH IN TEAM. |
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461 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: Rhodes quits. |
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123 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: VAAS STUNS THE WORLD. |
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374 |
| CRICKET WORLD CUP: Zimbabwe duo clear. |
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400 |
| Cyfle `i weld llais a chlywed llun' pryddest Tyddewi. |
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429 |
| DAILY POST OUR VIEW: No clear case for conflict. |
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450 |
| Daughter delight for Davies. |
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107 |
| Deadlock on Blix Farmer clears name after public order conviction; NEWS Now will US and Britain go it alone against Iraq? |
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857 |
| Decapitated man's head `crushed like an egg'. |
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146 |
| DIRECT LINE MAKES LINKS WITH FAB FOUR AT CAVERN COURT. |
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208 |
| Don't Forget your Liqueur; THEY say you can never judge a book by its cover and the same, I discovered, should be said of restaurants. |
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1455 |
| DORINDA MCCANN COLUMN. |
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839 |
| Drugs raid at car wash after neighbours complained. |
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157 |
| EASYJET CONFIDENT PASSENGERS WILL KEEP FLYING. |
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211 |
| END OF THE WEEK. |
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103 |
| EU scraps Africa summit. |
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113 |
| Farewell to gang victim. |
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143 |
| Farmer clears name after public order conviction. |
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239 |
| Fear for safety of missing diabetic. |
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251 |
| Firm poured blood and waste into river. |
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863 |
| Fluctuating property prices. |
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382 |
| FOOTBALL: `Delighted to be back,' says Ian. |
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350 |
| FOOTBALL: a GUILS IN TRICKY CUP TEST; SPORT r. |
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256 |
| FOOTBALL: Belief comes from results; Stubbs: There's a confidence that if you lose the ball someone will be behind you to help. |
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1389 |
| FOOTBALL: BLADES' THREAT. |
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188 |
| FOOTBALL: Blues happy to be back in action. |
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392 |
| FOOTBALL: BURNLEY UP FOR THE CUP. |
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116 |
| FOOTBALL: Canaries missing five for key clash; Jones signs teenage striker. |
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800 |
| FOOTBALL: Chester facing play-off crunch. |
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426 |
| FOOTBALL: COAST FA HOLDS PROMISING IDEA IN RESERVE; LoWdown. |
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659 |
| FOOTBALL: CRACKING TIE CLAIMS CHRIS. |
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86 |
| FOOTBALL: Dragons sign up promotion star; WREXHAM v SOUTHEND, TODAY, KICK-OFF 3PM Smith drafts. |
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677 |
| FOOTBALL: Dudek: Shut it Sander. |
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658 |
| FOOTBALL: ELL TEL DONS A TIN HELMET. |
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117 |
| FOOTBALL: FA CUP: WOLVES V ROCHDALE. |
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87 |
| FOOTBALL: FANS WANT A BACKLASH. |
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128 |
| FOOTBALL: FRAZER FACES ANXIOUS WAIT. |
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117 |
| FOOTBALL: ICE STATUS ON THE LINE. |
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102 |
| FOOTBALL: KEVIN'S KEEN ON CUP GLORY; SUNDERLAND v WATFORD, 3pmSUNDERLAND. |
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124 |
| FOOTBALL: Leigh RMI offer hope of a win to Southport. |
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203 |
| FOOTBALL: LILLTWHITES FEAR TWIN STRIKER KO; Moran, McGinn racing to be fit. |
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514 |
| FOOTBALL: LITTLE'S HOPE. |
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181 |
| FOOTBALL: Massive attack; Wright claims game will shape season. |
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531 |
| FOOTBALL: MISSION FOR BLACK CATS. |
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114 |
| FOOTBALL: Moyes for Scotland - after Blues success. |
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265 |
| FOOTBALL: Naysmith: Moyes can lead the Tartan Army. |
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261 |
| FOOTBALL: Neville hits out at critics. |
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226 |
| FOOTBALL: PLYMOUTH v TRANMERE, TODAY 3PM; FanScene. |
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282 |
| FOOTBALL: Roy can't delay the inevitable; FA CUP SHOWDOWN AT OLD TRAFFORD, MAN UTD v ARSENAL, TODAY, 12.15. |
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802 |
| FOOTBALL: RYAN DOUBT FOR UNITED. |
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108 |
| FOOTBALL: SAINTS MARCH TO FANS' TUNE. |
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111 |
| FOOTBALL: SHARP SHOOTERS PITTED HEAD TO HEAD. |
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505 |
| FOOTBALL: SHUT IT SANDER; Dudek in a war of words with ex-Reds keeper Westerveld. |
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668 |
| FOOTBALL: STRATEGY OF HALVES FAILED; Goalkeeper proves he should not play. |
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814 |
| FOOTBALL: Striking Price. |
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141 |
| FOOTBALL: Students join in survival struggle. |
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278 |
| FOOTBALL: Superman to journeyman, but Trundle should stay; FanScene. |
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490 |
| FOOTBALL: TEL REJECTS BLAME CLAIM. |
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118 |
| FOOTBALL: Town ask for double; NWC League. |
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153 |
| FOOTBALL: United prepare for defining battle. |
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485 |
| FOOTBALL: Vauxhall demand a victory; UniBond League. |
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248 |
| FOOTBALL: Versatile Jason can take role. |
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331 |
| FOOTBALL: WALSALL ARE REAL TOUGH. |
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111 |
| FOOTBALL: WENGER TAUNTS UNITED. |
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385 |
| Fought for Britain, lived in Britain -- refused a passport. |
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422 |
| GARDENING: Diary. |
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371 |
| GARDENING: Patience Rewarded; T ALK to an orchid expert and sooner rather than later he or she will assure you: ``It's a fallacy that orchids are difficult to grow.''. |
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387 |
| GARDENING: plant of the week: Bellis. |
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296 |
| Get the All Clear; J UST as the little black dress has always been a wardrobe style essential now interiors have a vital design ingredient - a little see-through something. |
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812 |
| Glittering Prizes; BY the time you read this, the Business Manager (Mrs P) might possibly be the owner of a new piece of jewellery. And there again, she might not. |
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1269 |
| Goa Uncovered; SPREADING the map across Ritesh's taxi roof, I pointed to a dot. ``That's where we'd like to go today,'' I told him. I had anticipated his reaction. ``The road to there, sir, is very rough, very narrow,'' he muttered, shaking his head. |
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892 |
| GOLF: Lethal Els cuts swathe to lead. |
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619 |
| Hedge-layers keep ancient craft alive. |
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298 |
| Hello! boss blasts celebrity couple. |
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544 |
| Heritage grant boost for town landmark. |
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192 |
| Hockey: Hightown at double. |
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257 |
| HOMES: `No deposit' offer on Melling mews homes. |
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243 |
| HOMES: Grace is there to help. |
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168 |
| HOMES: Inherit these commanding views at your fingertips. |
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396 |
| HOMES: Make a move on Malaysia. |
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166 |
| HOMES: Pall Mall plot. |
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89 |
| HOMES: Victorian elegance. |
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116 |
| HOSPICE APPEAL - IT'S A PIECE OF CAKE. |
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117 |
| How hunting for antiques became the new going out; TV putting auctions in fashion. |
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540 |
| Ideal Short Order; EVERYBODY loves shortbread and by adding vanilla the taste is extra-special! We serve shortbreads with teas and coffees at mid-morning and in the afternoons. |
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445 |
| Juror found guilty of love. |
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286 |
| Kilshaw baby adoption woman on fraud charges. |
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297 |
| Kilshaw case woman held. |
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177 |
| Kiss me Kate, I've won. |
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486 |
| Large enclosure for otters; NEW BLUE PLANET ATTRACTION. |
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127 |
| Liverpool is still big draw for students; Five applicants for every place. |
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417 |
| London market. |
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366 |
| M&S looking again at food store plan; Affluent area a target if suitable site can be found. |
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458 |
| Major motorway contracts boost for firms. |
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149 |
| Man grew drugs to help his dying wife. |
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428 |
| Million waiting Treated for smoke. |
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109 |
| Ministry contracts big boost for Northwestern; Navy vessel to be refitted at Mersey yard. |
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358 |
| Murder charge. |
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105 |
| My escape from Hitler; Czech refugee Vera Gissing tells Glyn Mn Hughes how Welsh warmth saw her through the horrors of war T HE Second World War is surely the greatest human horror story in history. |
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881 |
| Nine arrested as UK stays on red alert. |
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387 |
| On marks for top tourism awards. |
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231 |
| Our tears for talented and beautiful son; Family mourn death of schoolboy, 15. |
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774 |
| Overheard... |
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457 |
| PLUMB CRAZY; Tradesmen working on Liverpool's regeneration are demanding pounds 1,000 a week. |
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456 |
| Plumbers clean up; Traditional trades in demand. |
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490 |
| pounds 215,000 bill for flushing clinical waste into river; Firm let blood seep into Dee tributary. |
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757 |
| Prizes for schools who welcome asylum seekers. |
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258 |
| Rate cut boosting house market. |
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179 |
| Red- Hot Sighting; FOR such a tiny bird the firecrest is a real gem. Only the size of a goldcrest, Britain's smallest bird, it packs a lot in. |
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1037 |
| Relief after teenager in peace demo freed; Family fears over violence in Zimbabwe. |
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458 |
| Rogue Loveable; Cathy Mayer speaks to a veteran actor who finally comes back to the present day in his latest role ALTHOUGH he's been hiding behind a variety of wigs, Hugh Bonneville has hardly been off our screens recently, with a series of period dramas including Daniel Deronda, Dr Zhivago and Tipping The Velvet. |
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833 |
| Roll up the red carpet. |
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353 |
| RUGBY LEAGUE: A class apart; St Helens.............. 0 Sydney Roosters ....... 38 Saints are humbled as Sydney rule roost. |
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1025 |
| Rugby Union: BERNARD LAPORTE. |
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160 |
| Rugby Union: CRUCIAL PERIOD FOR LSH. |
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416 |
| Rugby Union: England in swing for tough opener; POST SPECIAL ON THE SIX NATIONS. |
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1033 |
| Rugby Union: Gilbert returns in bid for revenge. |
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331 |
| RUGBY UNION: Hill says England ready for French test; SPORT. |
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430 |
| RUGBY UNION: IRISH OUT TO BEAT THEIR MURRAYFIELD JINX. |
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333 |
| RUGBY UNION: Italy see this as one they can win - McBryde; WALES v ITALY, RBS SIX NATIONS, STADIO FLAMINIO, ROME, TODAY, KICK OFF 1.30 But ace backs Welsh. |
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647 |
| RUGBY UNION: Wales aiming to be quick off the mark. |
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662 |
| Rugby Union: WELSH WOMEN ENTER BATTLE ON THREE FRONTS. |
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566 |
| Rugby Union: Widnes in tricky test. |
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268 |
| Runaway flies out to save her lover from jail. |
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362 |
| Simple Minds signs up for Pops. |
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201 |
| SO SPECIAL; Family love for soccer boy killed by heart condition. |
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125 |
| SOAPBOX... (Week beginning Monday, February 11). |
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372 |
| Spicing up the Recipe for Success; THE Gary Rhodes that British people know and love is about to change. He's altering his style of cooking, opening brand new restaurants and, most dramatically of all, he's flattening his hedgehog hair. |
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932 |
| Spring blooms for easyJet. |
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171 |
| Star's son fined for sex assault. |
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180 |
| Stars backing FACT. |
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124 |
| Surgeon jailed for nine months; Friend killed in crash on way back from drugs run. |
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651 |
| Take The Plunge; IMAGINE an island paradise, calm turquoise sea, white sand, bright sun and blue sky. Now imagine that this beautiful setting isn't over-run with tourists - together you have the Cook Islands. |
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1148 |
| Teenage driver in hospital; CAR DEMOLISHES FRONT WALL OF HOUSE. |
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152 |
| TIDE AND TESTED; From Rough Guide to a sometimes rough ride for a critic of North Wales, who talks to Glyn Mn Hughes about his ocean-going adventure S AY Coast to Coast in Wales, and people immediately think of walking the Offa's Dyke Path from Prestatyn to Chepstow. But Mike Parker, the 36-year-old author of the Rough Guide to Wales, did it differently. |
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701 |
| Time will stand still in square. |
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89 |
| TOP SHOP AWARD FOR CHARITY MANAGER. |
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180 |
| Towns get BT speedy service. |
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176 |
| Toy Stories; LOOK around any primary school playground and the differences between little girls and little boys are easy to see. |
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913 |
| Trasiedi Y Cwm i ysgwyd; Annes Glynn sy'n ein paratoi am wythnos go gythrybeus yng Nghwmderi AE pob opera sebon gwerth ei halen yn mynd trwy gyfnod lle bo digwyddiad ysgytwol yn taro a'i effeithiau yn creu chwalfa a chwyldro pellgyrhaeddol ymhlith y cymeriadau. |
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925 |
| UN WEAPONS REPORT IN BRIEF. |
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332 |
| Uri's Family Values; Wil Marlow finds out what Uri Geller makes of all the attention and how his childhood shaped his future F OR 30 years Uri Geller has been one of the most intriguing celebrities in the world. Famous all over for his spoon-bending ways, he's always remained an elusive character. |
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1043 |
| Veil of censorship lifted from banned art show; Open Eye to stage exhibition. |
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492 |
| YOU SAID IT... Quotes of the week. |
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161 |
| Youth detained for terrifying attack on campers. |
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242 |
February 15, 2003
