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Author |
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| AIR CRASH PILOT FIGHTS FOR LIFE. |
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110 |
| ALERT FOR NEW HOSPITAL SUPERBUG. |
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469 |
| And here's a bonus... |
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141 |
| ANGLING: HEAVY RAINS REVIVE RIVERS. |
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294 |
| ARRESTED CLERIC QUIZZED OVER BALI CLUB BOMBING. |
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232 |
| ARRESTED; BLUNDER 2 - Man accused of sending race hate mail to own gran. |
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312 |
| BASKETBALL: Change is in the wind for Bullets. |
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571 |
| BASKETBALL: FURY OVER TOWERS TIE. |
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86 |
| Books: BOOK ENDS. |
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189 |
| Books: Journey back in time on the Number 8 bus. |
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868 |
| Books: SCENT OF REALITY IN TWILIGHT. |
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213 |
| BOY TELLS MUM: PRIEST ABUSED ME IN CHURCH; Clergyman quit the Anglican church over ordination of women. |
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702 |
| CALLED OFF; BLUNDER 1 - Mobile phone theft suspect cleared as court forgets to notify victim of case. |
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473 |
| Caravan: DOUBLE DELIGHT IN FRANCE AND SPAIN. |
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923 |
| Caravan: PERFECT PITCH FOR BARGAINS. |
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179 |
| CHRISTINA'S KIDDY PORN VIDEO SHOCK. |
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191 |
| CLARE: My fate may well feature in all the biggest papers. |
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502 |
| COLD WAR RELICS BACK IN FRONTLINE. |
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191 |
| Cop in tribunal row over earring. |
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121 |
| Council chief's lover in favouritism row over job. |
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440 |
| CRICKET: BEARS SNATCH PAIR. |
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193 |
| CRICKET: I'm an old fashioned guy, says Inverarity. |
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616 |
| CRICKET: SKIPPER HUSSAIN SO FULL OF HOPE; Nasser upbeat about his squad's chances 28. |
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823 |
| CRICKET: Waugh out to prove what he's good for. |
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526 |
| Dear Di: CONFUSED BY TV SEX. |
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186 |
| Dear Di: DEBTS ARE NIGHTMARE. |
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207 |
| Dear Di: Should my lover keep me satisfied all night?; SHE'S THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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200 |
| Dear Di: STILL ANGRY WITH SISTER. |
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236 |
| Dear Di: WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT BULLYING? |
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330 |
| Diana chats 'destroyed my Michael'. |
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289 |
| EDWINA: I'D DO IT AGAIN; EXCLUSIVE: Currie talks to the Mercury about affair. |
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538 |
| FAMOUS LAST WORDS: This week we spoke to Central News presenter Joanne Malin. |
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131 |
| Film: BOYS IN A MAN'S WORLD. |
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995 |
| Food: NAUGHTY BUT NICE; THE National Trust is giving visitors a real taste of history by offering free traditional English puddings until the end of October. Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN samples some delicious desserts. |
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1068 |
| Food: OLDE WORLDE PUB IS A GREAT WEEKEND HAUNT; EATING OUT THE BAILIFFS, Bewdley, Worcestershire. |
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353 |
| Food: WHAT'S NEW. |
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180 |
| Football: 'I wouldn't have taken cut' slams ace Robbie. |
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552 |
| Football: Baggies team paved way for success. |
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726 |
| Football: Barthez is just Fab for United; FULHAM 1 MANCHESTER UTD 1. |
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180 |
| Football: Boss chuffed at 'diamonds' LEEDS 0 LIVERPOOL 1. |
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266 |
| Football: BRENTFORD 1 PORT VALE 1. |
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144 |
| Football: BRIGHTON 2 SHEFFIELD UTD 4. |
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107 |
| Football: BRUCE SEES RED OVER OLI'S CARD; Ref drives Blues boss up the Poll. |
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450 |
| Football: Chelsea maul stricken City; MANCHESTER CITY 0 CHELSEA 3. |
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231 |
| FOOTBALL: CHRIS STARS IN SIX SHOW; WEST MIDLAND LEAGUE. |
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358 |
| Football: Christie's in right mood to dampen Forest's fire. |
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515 |
| Football: CLEM'S OUT TO CROSS BRIDGE. |
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404 |
| Football: CLYDE SET TO MAKE HIS MARK; Teenager makes it so bonny for Jones. |
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992 |
| Football: COOL CHRIS LEADS SIX-HIT; WEST MIDLAND LEAGUE. |
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358 |
| Football: CRISIS WILL WORSEN - LLOYD. |
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308 |
| Football: DANE'S FLYING START; NORWICH 3 MILLWALL 1. |
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147 |
| Football: Davenport delivers for Sky Blues; PORTSMOUTH 1 COVENTRY 1. |
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700 |
| Football: Devaney ends Robins' woe; CHELTENHAM 1 QPR 1. |
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224 |
| Football: DR MARTENS EASTERN: Corby Town ........2 Dorchester Town ....5. |
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160 |
| Football: DR MARTENS EASTERN: SYLLA STYLE NETS POINTS; Banbury United ..... 4 Sittingbourne .......1. |
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103 |
| Football: GILLS' GLORY; GILLINGHAM 3 WATFORD 0. |
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132 |
| Football: GRIMSBY 0 ROTHERHAM 0. |
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106 |
| FOOTBALL: HARRIERS GET WORK OF ART: SHREWSBURY 2 KIDDERMINSTER 3; Own-goal gift seals victory after fightback. |
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842 |
| Football: HIGH FIVES FOR RANGERS; LEICESTERSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE. |
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169 |
| Football: I'D LOVE IT IF WE BEAT SVEN TO PORTUGAL; Savage wants glory for Wales and Blues. |
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1027 |
| Football: ICIS MIDLAND COMBINATION: Nolan tunes in Marconi triumph. |
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380 |
| Football: IT'S WILKO WOE AS SINCLAIR STRIKES; SUNDERLAND 0 WEST HAM 1. |
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148 |
| Football: JONES STAYS COOL. |
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262 |
| Football: Knight has hero's day for Mikes; F.A. VASE. |
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402 |
| Football: Lee fury as Saddlers let victory slip; WALSALL 3 PRESTON 3. |
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673 |
| Football: LIFE IS NOT SO SWEDE FOR MARCUS; Bosses in threat to benched ace Allback. |
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884 |
| Football: LOWE'S BLOWS LIFT HARRIERS: SHREWSBURY 2 KIDDERMINSTER 3; Middle man's double counts for nought. |
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828 |
| Football: LUCK OF THE DRAW FOR 10-MAN BLUES: ALBION 1 BLUES 1; Jason strikes to put Moore out of misery. |
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945 |
| FOOTBALL: Mac goes from zero to hero as Lambs hit back; PREMIER DIVISION. |
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620 |
| Football: NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE: Quayle flies in as Boro edge home. |
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833 |
| Football: NO MOORE LUCK FOR SAD FOXES: LEICESTER 0 BURNLEY 1; Clarets cash in on City misery. |
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823 |
| Football: NOTTS SALUTE ON-LOAN JEFF; NOTTS COUNTY 2 NORTHAMPTON 1. |
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137 |
| Football: PALACE SLIP UP; WIMBLEDON 2 PALACE 2. |
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146 |
| Football: PAYOL PAYING OFF; MIDLAND ALLIANCE. |
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210 |
| Football: PETER'S SIGHTS SET ON ALBION. |
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347 |
| FOOTBALL: Police cop it as Marconi get tuned in; ICIS MIDLAND COMBINATION. |
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380 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Chelmsford City .....4 Moor Green ........0. |
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118 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Chippenham Town . . . 3 Hinckley United .....1. |
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217 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Hednesford Town ....6 Ilkeston Town .......2. |
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170 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Mac goes from zero to hero as Lambs hit back; Folkestone Invicta . . . 2 Tamworth ......... 3. |
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193 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Stafford Rangers ....2 Crawley Town ...... 1. |
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122 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Weymouth ......... 1 Halesowen Town .....4. |
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113 |
| Football: PREMIER DIVISION: Worcester City ......2 Cambridge City .....0. |
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98 |
| FOOTBALL: Quayle flies in as Boro edge home; NATIONWIDE CONFERANCE. |
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833 |
| Football: Rovers snuff out goalden Shearer; BLACKBURN 5 NEWCASTLE 2. |
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187 |
| Football: RUSHDEN & DIAM 0 BURY 1. |
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148 |
| Football: Saints chief was so Lowe - axed Gray. |
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727 |
| Football: SEAMAN: IT'S ERIKSSON'S CALL. |
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363 |
| Football: SIBON'S SPOT OF JOY; SHEFFIELD WEDS 2 BRADFORD 1. |
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151 |
| Football: SKIPPER PUTS BROOKS TOP; BIRMINGHAM & DISTRICT A.F.A. |
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167 |
| FOOTBALL: SWEAT 'N' TOIL: ALBION ....1 BLUES .....1; ...but it's all square after late drama. |
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139 |
| Football: TAYLOR WARNING FOR ALPAY. |
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415 |
| FOOTBALL: THURNBY STAGE FIVE STAR SHOW; LEICESTERSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE. |
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169 |
| Football: TOFFEE MEN ARE OVER THE ROON; EVERTON 2 ARSENAL 1. |
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151 |
| Football: TREBLE UP FOR NICKY; READING 3 IPSWICH 1. |
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112 |
| Football: WESTERN DIVISION: BORO RECORD A NEW MARK; Sub Shepherd guides Solihull to vital point. |
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1415 |
| FOOTBALL: WESTERN DIVISION: SHEP ON MARK RETAIN RECORD; Unbeaten run at home now on 17 games 20. |
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1416 |
| Football: WOLVES STAR IN LATE SHOW: STOKE 0 WOLVES 2; Cameron and Blake strikes seal vital win. |
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788 |
| Four serial killers could be on the loose in Britain. |
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364 |
| GAME REVIEWS: MARIO OOZES SHEER CLASS. |
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306 |
| Gardening: JOBS FOR THE WEEK. |
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216 |
| Gardening: Quick way to add a splash of colour. |
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350 |
| GAZZA IN VICE GIRL BUST-UP. |
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169 |
| George Tyndale: Estelle's crucial lessons. |
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207 |
| George Tyndale: There's no quick fix in the war on terror. |
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507 |
| George Tyndale: ULRIKA'S TACTICS EXPOSE SVEN'S SHAKY DEFENCE. |
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236 |
| George Tyndale: Why no action - again? |
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137 |
| GOLF: SERGIO CHIPS IN TO ERN A SHOT AT ELS; Spanish ace ends Campbell's hopes. |
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647 |
| GOLF: SERGIO CHIPS IN TO ERN A SHOT AT ELS; Spanish ace finds wonder winner. |
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607 |
| GRAND BOWL JUST MAID FOR A POOCH. |
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158 |
| HAVE A BET ON US. |
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|
211 |
| Health: BUY IT OR BIN IT. |
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245 |
| Health: DOCTOR DAVID - Why do I have to see GP for note? |
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443 |
| Health: Why turning the clocks back can be bad for your health; WHEN the clocks go back an hour next Sunday most of us will be glad of the extra sleep. But did you know it can take three to four days for your body to re-adjust to the time change? Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN reports. |
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794 |
| HOCKEY: Wright is back in the groove. |
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287 |
| IRA STONEWALLS BLAIR PLEA. |
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143 |
| It's OFFICIAL but can Brum's Rotunda really be... A WORK OF ART? |
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487 |
| Jobs: I SHOULD BE SO MUCKY; Potter Sue Green knows how to throw a vase or two. |
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442 |
| JOHN PLIMMER: POLICE MUST WORK HARDER TO END EVIL OF CHILD PORN PLIMMER. |
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524 |
| Leading article: In need of a clean-up. |
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119 |
| Leading article: Terror is no game. |
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168 |
| Letter: Are we safe? |
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150 |
| Letter: Bang menace. |
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82 |
| Letter: Ditch the rich. |
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86 |
| Letter: M-way idiots. |
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117 |
| Letter: No more hunt ban excuses. |
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227 |
| Letter: Poor excuse. |
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128 |
| Letter: Search for colleagues - WHERE ARE THEY NOW? |
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350 |
| Letter: Speeders must be stopped. |
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116 |
| Letter: Star honour. |
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132 |
| Letter: Ulrika's shame. |
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|
112 |
| LIVE LIKE A CELEBRITY IN THE MIDLANDS; Want to live like a celebrity? We're offering 25 readers the chance to enjoy VIP privileges at Midland bars, nightclubs, restaurants, clothes shops and health and beauty centres. Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN reports. |
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854 |
| LOYALIST SMUGGLED BULLET ON TO PLANE; Man arrested trying to board flight to Birmingham. |
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|
516 |
| MAXINE CARR IN HOSPITAL. |
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180 |
| Midland flooding fear as storm looms. |
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172 |
| Motor Max: 'I'm calling to let you know I've been nicked...'. |
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199 |
| Motor Max: BLINDED BY LIGHT. |
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173 |
| Motor Max: Breaking up is easy to do; Renault is leading the way when it comes to innovation with the new transforming Kangoo. |
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547 |
| Motor Max: CHART topper; This week's Stars and Their Cars features Birmingham reggae star Pato Banton, who topped the charts with Baby Come Back and is currently recording a new album. |
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309 |
| Motor Max: CHOOSE YOUR OWN NUMBER. |
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219 |
| Motor Max: Company cars get the thumbs up. |
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487 |
| Motor Max: Crash, bang wallop what a picture... |
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267 |
| Motor Max: Gearing up for the Big One. |
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125 |
| Motor Max: IT'S GOING TO GET EVEN TOUGHER... |
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|
95 |
| Motor Max: IT'S SHOW TIME; World debuts, merchandise and memorabilia - get ready for 13 days of pure motoring indulgence. |
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560 |
| Motor Max: MOBILE BAN. |
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|
105 |
| Motor Max: MORE OF YOUR CRASH EXCUSES. |
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135 |
| Motor Max: Motor makes pooch poorly. |
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437 |
| Motor Max: Pumped up hatch is a real star buy; Check out the motor that majors on space and find out what to look out for when buying a used model. |
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434 |
| Motor Max: Smooth operator. |
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592 |
| Motor Max: Sneak look at a brand new Fiesta. |
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169 |
| Motor Max: Think before you fall in love; MOTORING expert Mike Brewer, presenter of Channel 4's Driven, has joined forces with MotorMax to guide you through the minefield of buying a secondhand car. In the third of a four-part series, sponsored by American Express, he offers top tips to help you spot a banger - and find your star motor. |
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415 |
| Motor Max: Want to get in for nothing? |
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546 |
| MOTOR RACING: MIKA LEADS WAY TO F1'S EXIT DOOR. |
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800 |
| MOTORSPORT: MACCA WARNS RIVALS. |
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288 |
| MP'S WIFE TELLS OF HER BATTLE TO BEAT CANCER; Each year 38,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer. Jane Slowey, wife of Birmingham MP Richard Burden, speaks about her battle against the killer disease.CAROLINE WHEELER reports. |
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470 |
| Mum Angelina tells of killer mines torment. |
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188 |
| Music: CD REVIEWS. |
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593 |
| New lead in hunt for killer sniper. |
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256 |
| Norman won't watch Ross film show. |
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194 |
| ONE DEAD IN BOMB BLAST. |
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137 |
| PARCEL FARCE; Toss of a coin decided worker's fate at doomed depot - ex-driver. |
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437 |
| Police get a hammering over pounds 130m lorry-jacking. |
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563 |
| Police swoop on man who had fingerprints on letter to his gran; BLUNDER 2. |
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312 |
| pounds 2,500 DIPLOMA THAT'S USELESS; Students will NOT be able to call themselves chiropodists Two school principals rake in more than pounds 100,000 Company records claimed that bosses were doctors - but they're not. |
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1400 |
| pounds 20 DONATIONS. |
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|
106 |
| pounds 200 FINE FOR HAVING A CHAT; Partygoers hit by comedy club crackdown. |
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399 |
| RACING: BREEZE FOR ROCK IN U.S.; Champ's ready to storm to Cup win. |
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791 |
| Racing: Stormer Hills is over Moon. |
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254 |
| Racing: Stormer Hills is over Moon. |
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874 |
| Real lives: I applied for a birth certificate and discovered I was adopted IT HAPPENED TO ME... |
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726 |
| Review: LOYAL IAN IS NO POP IDOL; IAN McNABB The Gentleman Adventurer (Fairfield). |
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284 |
| Review: STRAUSS IS A PROPER CARRY ON; DIE FLEDERMAUS, Birmingham Hippodrome. |
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174 |
| Review: SUN IS STILL SHINING ON NORSE TRIO; A-HA, Birmingham NIA. |
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255 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON: Constant craving for attention; Famous who bleat about privacy are busting a gut to tell us everything that went on under the duvet. |
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898 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON: FARMERS MUST BEHAVE. |
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108 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON: IT'S JUST MOBILE MADNESS. |
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119 |
| Rival football fans attack police. |
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135 |
| RUGBY UNION: Barkers get off butts...; RUGBY ROUND-UP. |
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233 |
| RUGBY UNION: BARKING 13 NOTTINGHAM 33. |
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101 |
| RUGBY UNION: BRAVE STOUR CRASH; STOURBRIDGE 20 PLYMOUTH 48. |
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107 |
| RUGBY UNION: COV RAM RAIDED; ROTHERHAM 61 COVENTRY 12. |
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268 |
| RUGBY UNION: Italian job well done for Tigers; LEICESTER 63 CALVISANO 0. |
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434 |
| RUGBY UNION: MOSELEY'S WATERLOO; MOSELEY 25 WATERLOO 28. |
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340 |
| RUGBY UNION: Nuns go so close; NUNEATON 11 LONDON WELSH 12. |
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101 |
| RUGBY UNION: PACE TOO HOT; BRACKNELL 5 WORCESTER 73. |
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205 |
| RUGBY UNION: PRESTON 34 BROADSTREET 20. |
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97 |
| RUGBY UNION: Saints' penalty agony; BIARRITZ 23 NORTHAMPTON 20. |
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190 |
| RUGBY UNION: STING IN TALE IS THE BEES' KNEES: RUGBY LIONS 25 B'HAM/SOLIHULL 39; Late burst ends chance of big upset. |
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575 |
| SCHOOLS GET SMART TO BEAT DRUG PUSHERS. |
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418 |
| SHOP TOLD: TAKE YOUR WILLIES OUT OF WINDOW. |
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194 |
| SICK COMPUTER GAME ASKS KIDS TO SHOOT SIKHS. |
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468 |
| SIXTIES PICK 'N' MICKS; Marianne Faithfull and Jagger lookalikes recreate famous past for a new look. |
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283 |
| SNOOKER: Higgins no-show 'shame for fans'. |
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296 |
| SPEEDWAY SCENE: Double delight for ace Howe. |
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299 |
| SPEEDWAY: THE BEES BLOW IT. |
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127 |
| SPORTS BOOKS: Jeff Astle has to be one of my best-ever signings - Fry; THIS WEEK we feature an extract from a new book about the life of Albion legend Jeff Astle in which Barry Fry tells of the astounding effect The King's arrival had on a tiny non-League club when he joined them at the end of his career. |
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1285 |
| SPORTS LETTERS: Stamp out this racism. |
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140 |
| SPORTS LETTERS: Sven has got stuck in a rut. |
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137 |
| SQUASH: PRIORY BIG GUNS TO FIRE. |
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190 |
| SUNDAY ROAST: F.A. must put own house in order. |
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386 |
| SUNDAY ROAST: GONE TO THE DOGS. |
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100 |
| SUNDAY ROAST: Video nasty. |
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88 |
| SUSPECT CLEARED AFTER NO-ONE TOLD VICTIM OF COURT DATE; BLUNDER 1. |
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474 |
| The top 100 rock anthems of all time; What are the greatest rock anthems of all time? That's the question we asked Sunday Mercury readers - and the results will surprise you. PAUL COLE reports. |
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362 |
| THIEVES TAKE pounds 25,000 WORTH OF FIREWORKS. |
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176 |
| Tim's baby is 250-1 to win Wimbledon. |
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276 |
| TOP TEN BRITONS SET FOR A STORM. |
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179 |
| Travel: CZECH CHARMERS; Sunday Mercury reader JUDY ROLLINS visits Prague to see if the city has recovered from this year's floods. |
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763 |
| Travel: Go LOCO on winter flights to the sun. |
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163 |
| Travel: Museums Pool their resources. |
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121 |
| TRUE GRIT; Schoolboy has already had 11 heart bypasses and a transplant. |
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416 |
| VICAR ON MALE RAPE CHARGE. |
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144 |
| VICAR ON MALE RAPE CHARGE. |
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134 |
| Video: BRITNEY STRIKES UP THE BLAND. |
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325 |
| WAS COLETTE VICTIM OF THE M1 MANIAC?; CRIME EXPERT'S NEW RESEARCH LINKS PAEDOPHILE BLACK TO MURDERS OF 17 GIRLS. |
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744 |
| WE CAN'T STAND BY AND WATCH; Part-time fire-fighters claim they're ready to cover strikes. |
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623 |
October 20, 2002
