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Author |
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Words |
`Cowboys' targeted. |
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87 |
`Nuisance' jailed for pub attack has sentence cut. |
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256 |
1,000 stampede to buy a slice of Liverpool; Bidding frenzy sends sale prices soaring. |
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482 |
250 more officers on beat next year. |
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434 |
A parking ticket on the doorstep; Drivers'fury at bookings. |
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562 |
ACADEMY FOOTBALL: EVERTON: Ablett has high hopes for derby. |
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419 |
ACADEMY FOOTBALL: LIVERPOOL: Keen to put the record straight. |
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331 |
Adopt an owl scheme proving quite a hoot with shoppers. |
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111 |
All about... DOLGELLAU. |
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111 |
Animal ban for woman who made dogs suffer. |
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82 |
Animal lover who made pets suffer; Two-year ban for keeping dogs in filthy cottage. |
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521 |
Anti-Semitic evil `is back in Europe' Stamp it out,Jewish leaders urge the EU. |
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283 |
Arts: An uncanny encounter with art; Philip Key visits an gallery where it's hard to tell the exhibits from the visitors. |
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1103 |
Arts: AT THE MOVIES: Low budget, high on entertainment. |
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671 |
Arts: CLASSICAL: Vivaldi's catalogue is still growing. |
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474 |
Arts: Kingsley chooses roles with no strings attached. |
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667 |
Arts: ROCK MUSIC: Out of this Darkness, I cry out to you. |
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515 |
Arts: Spaced out; Chris Brown talks to the group that disappeared to find themselves. |
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701 |
Arts: The debut album fans have waited 40 years for. |
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526 |
AT HOME WITH THE WALTONS: These uncouth yobs make me spitting mad. |
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1134 |
ATHLETICS: CHAMBERS IS MADE TO WA IT. |
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85 |
Athletics: Hawitt on form again. |
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164 |
ATHLETICS: Just you wait; Chambers left to sweat after drug test hearing. |
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415 |
Backstage: Courting trouble. |
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82 |
Backstage: Gibson tells of persecution. |
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89 |
Badminton star Harry doing the right thing. |
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211 |
Bank profit over pounds 13,000 a minute. |
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457 |
Bikes: Keep diesel in the tank -and off the road surface. |
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571 |
Book day chapter in Arizona. |
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147 |
Books: Affairs At Hampden Ferrers,by Brian Aldiss (Little,Brown), pounds 16.99. |
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164 |
Books: Snowleg,by Nicholas Shakespeare (TheHarvill Press), pounds 16.99. |
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172 |
Books: Stori Dafydd Ap Gwilym,gan Gwyn Thomas (YLolfa), pounds 6.95. |
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98 |
Books: The glass is half-empty, but its contents are seriously refreshing; How Mumbo-JumboConquered The World: A Short History Of Modern Delusions,by Francis Wheen (FourthEstate)pounds 16.99. |
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271 |
Boxing: BOXERS FIGHTING FOR CAMPAIGN. |
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183 |
BOXING: Caution key for Calzaghe. |
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115 |
Britons held by US on way home; Five to leave prison camp in Cuba. |
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479 |
Brown curbs could stop pounds 600mEU aid. |
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381 |
Captain Morgan steers Diageo into healthy profit. |
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97 |
Cash call for fly-tipping. |
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92 |
Chapel gravestones `desecration' anger; 100 shifted as house developer moves in. |
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350 |
Cheshire holds tax rise to 4.1pc. |
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307 |
Children all steamed up as annual show gets on the tracks. |
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182 |
CINEMA: Ideal Holmes show. |
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828 |
Complaint to Blunkett in top cop speed row. |
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293 |
Cooks' world chief to judge our chefs. |
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269 |
Countdown for the comet chasers. |
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187 |
CRICKET: Red Rose boost. |
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137 |
CRICKET: WATKINSON TO STAY AT LANCS. |
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86 |
Curtain call: Alarm set again. |
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97 |
Curtain call: Zipp it up. |
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123 |
DAILY POST COMMENT: 4-0 was fantastic. |
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111 |
DAILY POST COMMENT: Crazy to foist GM crops on British public. |
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285 |
DAILY POST COMMENT: Don't catch a cold in house sales fever. |
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356 |
Driving Seat: A matter of OPINION: Luxury workhorse. |
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1023 |
Driving Seat: Go Touring in BMW style. |
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241 |
Driving Seat: Lacetti targets Focus. |
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631 |
Driving Seat: Plugs & POINTS. |
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360 |
Driving Seat: Well used doesn't mean trouble. |
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397 |
Ear buzz Small fries make the mouth water. |
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554 |
Early birthday party as Charlotte visits children in hospital. |
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230 |
Easyjet founder to extend empire. |
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190 |
Eisteddfota: 24 years of hurt -and counting! |
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518 |
Elan given a new liver in nine-hour op; Transplant girl,4,is expected home soon. |
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325 |
Ellie's tablet shocker. |
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399 |
EU cash at risk over UK budget cuts; Poor parts may lose out in pounds 800m deal. |
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331 |
Even the early birds struggle as rush for property bargains turns into real scrum; Bidders in crush. |
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283 |
Families flee as shells found. |
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110 |
Fan SCENE: Everton: Selling Rooney now would destroy real fans'hopes forever. |
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329 |
Fan SCENE: Liverpool: It's the same old story. |
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295 |
Fan SCENE: Manchester United: Let's pray for Gunners to misfire. |
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253 |
Fan SCENE: Wrexham: Call off the SWAT team. |
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462 |
FANSCENE: Everton: Time to ignore talk of Rooney transfer. |
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462 |
FANSCENE: Liverpool: We need more with Owen and Gerrard's industry. |
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429 |
Father jailed over toy gun in luggage. |
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460 |
FILM: Medal citizen; Eileen Condon talks to acting royalty Sir Ben Kingsley ahead of the release of his latest film. |
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902 |
Fined after `voters' moo-vedin next door. |
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263 |
Football: Allardyce plea to fans over demo. |
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397 |
Football: Aussies don't deserve Viduka. |
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349 |
Football: Baros closer to first-team return. |
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454 |
Football: Blues in no to Intertoto. |
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113 |
Football: Broken leg ends Blues midfielder's season. |
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150 |
Football: Chinese midfielder ruled out after breaking his leg. |
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343 |
Football: COLE'S OUT OF CHELSEA CLASH. |
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105 |
Football: COMMENT: Rob's treble poses such a big threat to No.1 Bellamy. |
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387 |
Football: Davies in hunt. |
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109 |
Football: Duo return as Murphy earns draw; Man Utd Res.....1 Liverpool Res.....1 Senegalese in first start since fall-out. |
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508 |
Football: EARNSHAW: NO TALK OF MOVE. |
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96 |
Football: Eriksson knows what he wants. |
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101 |
Football: European football beckons at last for title-chasingRhyl. |
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384 |
Football: Everton say no to Intertoto. |
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203 |
Football: Fourteen places below,but we put Scots to the sword. |
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332 |
Football: Hope happy with display; England Ladies...... 2 Denmark Ladies..... 0. |
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184 |
Football: I know what my Euro team will be; ...but hopefuls still have chance, says Eriksson. |
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756 |
Football: JAMES ISSUES CITY WARNING. |
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406 |
Football: Keane drops hint at Ireland return; United skipper opens World Cup door. |
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385 |
Football: Ladies are making a splash in Europe. |
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594 |
Football: Leeds slam Aussies over Viduka ban. |
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258 |
Football: Lilywhites hope to banish their hoodoo; WELSH PREMIER. |
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311 |
Football: Lively Baros the pick for Pool as reserves claim draw; Manchester United Res 1 Liverpool Res 1. |
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224 |
Football: MARINE LEGEND CALLS IT A DAY. |
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106 |
Football: Millers chase wing wonders. |
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143 |
Football: Premiership move? Well, first I've got to prove to Sparky I'm more than just a sub; Rumours not getting to top gun Earnshaw. |
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623 |
Football: Record breakers; Dragons all out to end Bristol's fine run. |
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497 |
Football: ROVERS' CUP TICKETS. |
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265 |
Football: Rush: We ain't seen best from Earnie yet. |
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398 |
Football: Saints are still sinning; WELSH PREMIER. |
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204 |
Football: Sean Connelly and Ryan Taylor. |
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207 |
Football: Slackers; Keane: I don't like what I'm seeing from United upstarts. |
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555 |
Football: Softly, softly; Connelly too canny to get carried away. |
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539 |
Founder sells off easyJet shares to buy cruise ship. |
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284 |
From trouble spots to top of the pops; Teenage prodigy Katie Melua endured a dangerous childhood before realising her dream in London. Wil Marlow meets her. |
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802 |
Fury at GM crops backing. |
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249 |
Gaol visit part of boost for language. |
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137 |
Gay love spoons in great demand. |
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233 |
Going batty over a home to roost. |
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616 |
Golf: PIN EXPLODES MONTGOMERIE; Malaysian Open. |
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301 |
Hi-tech plant loss will cost 52 jobs; We can't afford to keep it open, says company. |
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336 |
How to buy -and what they went for. |
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243 |
Howard `panders to right' in speech. |
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171 |
Husband clung to bonnet. |
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238 |
HYPOCRITES; Police accused of double standards after refusing DNA test on threat letter. |
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508 |
Interest rate hike fails to dent homes confidence. |
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238 |
Iran buries its 320 rail disaster dead. |
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133 |
Kaleidoscope of gravity-defying stunts,fun and the lion dance; REVIEW The Chinese State Circus North Wales Theatre, Llandudno February 16-18. |
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219 |
Letter: Anfield joy. |
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177 |
Letter: Cathedral carbuncle. |
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204 |
Letter: Park cash. |
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84 |
Letter: Seeking truth. |
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142 |
Letter: Tax bur den. |
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152 |
Letter: Too cruel. |
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81 |
LONDON MARKET. |
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306 |
Lovell plays its part. |
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103 |
Lung cancer vaccine `excitingbreakthrough'. |
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194 |
MAN KILLED IN OWN HOME; Wife in hospital Son is charged. |
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349 |
Man sold crack to undercover officers. |
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186 |
Mass brawl at youth court; Police reinforcements called to restore order. |
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343 |
Maxine Carr's mother on trial. |
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|
163 |
Mother of Maxine Carr to face trial. |
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127 |
MOTORING: A Matter Of Opinion: Luxurious workhorse. |
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1091 |
MOTORING: PLUGS POINTS. |
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306 |
MOTORING: Super- diesel 5 will go Touring in style; BMW 5 Series Touring. |
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|
570 |
MP accuses Home Office over tragedy. |
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324 |
New route is flying, says airport chief. |
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237 |
o'r wasg O'r lwch rhyfel,daw campwaith o gyfrol. |
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|
331 |
OBITUARY: Derek Birnage. |
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|
380 |
Old favourites that made a 21st-century comeback. |
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165 |
OUR MAN IN WESTMINSTER: Still a thorn in the side; Frank Field launches yet another attack. |
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|
457 |
Oven blast triggered. |
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|
85 |
Pensioner faces jail. |
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|
82 |
PHIL REDMOND: Raise cash in advance; Raise local tolls before building starts. |
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463 |
Phone time could be better spent. |
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398 |
Piranha shock. |
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128 |
Plans for sewers upgrade on show. |
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173 |
Poetry: Turn for the verse; Ian Parri meets a filmmaker who has turned his attentions away from his trademark horror movies and shifted his talents towards putting Welsh poetry on the big screen. |
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632 |
Police probe farmhouse fire that left three dead. |
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318 |
Post Soapbox: Back to basics. |
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167 |
Post Soapbox: Central nark. |
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|
98 |
Post Soapbox: Cisse concern. |
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98 |
Post Soapbox: False economy. |
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|
108 |
Post Soapbox: Five-year plan. |
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|
85 |
Post Soapbox: Give youth chance. |
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|
138 |
Post Soapbox: Look to long-term. |
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175 |
Post Soapbox: Pompey cheers. |
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127 |
pounds 15m bonuses for Asda staff. |
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|
236 |
pounds 300m scheme unveiled for former US air base. |
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|
249 |
Quiggins founder in court. |
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139 |
Racing: Simoun on the up. |
|
|
382 |
Racing: Simoun on the up. |
|
|
377 |
RBS pounds 7.15bn profit spurs staff pleas. |
|
|
92 |
RENTAL: Not bad,boys. |
|
|
830 |
RESTAURANTS: Crossed lines -but a brief encounter that is worth a trip; Diane Massey and family halt at Hunts Cross. |
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|
1035 |
RESTAURANTS: DINNER DATE Jesse Owens, Hitchcock and Tully sahib. |
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501 |
Rugby League: Salary cap. |
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|
95 |
Rugby League: Sculthorpe keen to make amends; SPOTLIGHT ON THE START OF SUPER LEAGUE XI. |
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476 |
Rugby Union: `Boys will give blood to defeat England'. |
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355 |
Rugby Union: Hill's primed to hand Scotland another lesson; SPOTLIGHT ON THE RBS SIXNATIONS Richard teaching dark arts of rugby. |
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|
992 |
Rugby Union: Iron Will hopes to end skipper jinx; WALES Martyn:We'll do whatever it takes to win in Ireland. |
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561 |
Rugby Union: Lewsey: We can't let history repeat itself; ENGLAND. |
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|
223 |
Rugby Union: O'Sullivan glad to see confident new Wales; IRELAND. |
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336 |
Rugby Union: Top sides face up to tricky weekend. |
|
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317 |
Russia: We have `missile buster'. |
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156 |
Save livestock markets, Labour urged. |
|
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192 |
Sex attacker was freed to strike again. |
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426 |
Sex pest broke toilets ban. |
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209 |
Ship injury man could lose pounds 76,000 damages. |
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191 |
SIARAD PLAEN. |
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423 |
Slimline home sold. |
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407 |
Stand to attention; Alun Prichard talks to comedian Richard Herring, who seeks to -ahem -tackle the delicate subject of men's nether regions in what has been called the male answer to The Vagina Monologues. |
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1145 |
Talented dancers flocking to Wrexham to do it in style. |
|
|
112 |
Teenagers'fantasy day to remember; Liverpool keeper makes two special youngsters' wishes come true. |
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294 |
Telewest chief quits as rescue deal imminent. |
|
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221 |
TENNIS: Henman clinches Federer meeting. |
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211 |
TENNIS: HENMAN'S ON RIGHT TRACK. |
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|
100 |
The Chopper rides again; But Seventies icon loses gears tick to safety fears. |
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582 |
THE LIST: Fame academy. |
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|
171 |
THEATRE REVIEW: Comedy's low,camp is high; Burke and Hare, Unity Theatre, Liverpool. |
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|
331 |
This will be so good for business. |
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|
161 |
THOUGHT for the DAY. |
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|
138 |
Tips. |
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|
606 |
TODAY'S TELEVISION CHOICE. |
|
|
315 |
Tournament revived; Former Wimbledon champion Krajicek coming to town. |
|
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320 |
Traffic warden who hit motorist escapes jail. |
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464 |
Two US soldiers die in Iraq. |
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180 |
Under-fire Jarvis to bid under new name. |
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420 |
Union man wins trailer firm case; Bugging device was found in canteen. |
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399 |
US to send home five `terror camp'Britons. |
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625 |
Valerie Hill: Right on the button. |
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187 |
Valerie Hill: Rock on with the new Boy Scouts. |
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258 |
Valerie Hill: Those who can,do. Those who can't are Clare Short. |
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552 |
Victim fed marmalade. |
|
|
109 |
Victim ran to save child; Woman, 3 3, dies of head injuries after bus tragedy at Queen Square. |
|
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153 |
Vinnie Jones enters dog in Waterloo Cup; Fury over star's backing. |
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626 |
WALES IN A WEEK ... Bobbies on the Beat. |
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226 |
We spend more on alcohol than fresh food. |
|
|
225 |
Woman `sexually assaulted in home'. |
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252 |
Your LETTERS: Derision here for Royal baubles. |
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|
207 |
Your LETTERS: Healthy travel. |
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216 |
Your LETTERS: Song and dance. |
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|
241 |
Your LETTERS: Wind of change. |
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186 |
Your SHOUT: Don't blame refs,Gerard. |
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84 |
Your SHOUT: Stop moaning, start cheering. |
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130 |