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| 4-goal 'Church secure title; ICIS MIDLAND COMBINATION. |
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321 |
| 40 greatest t its!; TWENTY WOMEN PLAY THE DRUMS TOPLESS... ALL IN THE NAME OF ART. |
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408 |
| Al Qaida plot smashed. |
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130 |
| Albion hero's kidnap terror. |
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101 |
| AMANDA TELLS OF LIFE WITH LES. |
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143 |
| ANGER AS CLARKSON BLASTS WEDNESBURY. |
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322 |
| Blow as Moseley skipper defects. |
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254 |
| Blues mascot is a big draw, too. |
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119 |
| Blues mascot is a big draw, too. |
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163 |
| Bowls: NOTTS ON A STROLL. |
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159 |
| BOY AND LOADED RIFLE GO MISSING. |
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122 |
| BROADHURST LOOKING FOR A BELFRY BOOSTER. |
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640 |
| Call to phone thief nabs woman in same queue. |
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241 |
| CHAMP LAMBS IN FINAL-DAY BATH FROLICS; Bath City ... 0 Tamworth ... 2. |
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1276 |
| CHILDREN AGED 8 HOOKED ONDRUGS; Prescription medication sold in the playground. |
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363 |
| CLUTTER BUSTERS: TV guru to the rescue of two Midland women; Ever felt like you're drowning in a sea of junk? Brits are the worst in the world for keeping useless clutter according to TV lifestyle guru Dawna Walter. Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN asked the experts to de-clutter the homes of two Midland women. Inspiration to get started. |
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434 |
| Corby's late show takes the points; DR MARTENS EASTERN DIVISION Corby Town ... 2 Newport IOW ... 0. |
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414 |
| Cricket: LAMPITT SPEED HITS CANNOCK; HIMLEY v CANNOCK. |
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215 |
| DALZIEL, PASCOE AND TOWERS. |
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457 |
| Dancing girls facing axe told: Keep on stripping. |
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245 |
| Doctors legal threat on hours. |
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244 |
| DOHERTY BACK FROM THE DEAD; Dubliner lands final spot. |
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406 |
| DRIVERS IN JAM TO GET LIFT FROM CHOPPERS. |
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108 |
| Durham skipper defiant; DURHAM v GLOUCESTERSHIRE. |
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182 |
| FAKE NUN IS FACING ARREST. |
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363 |
| Firearm teenagers face 3 years in jail. |
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251 |
| Food: IS THE RESTAURANT OF 2002 STILL TOP?; IPANEMA, Birmingham. |
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415 |
| Food: STRANGEST PUBS IN THE MIDLANDS; Did you know that we have Cromwell's pewter, an enormous stuffed bear and a 900-year-old honey farm all in the Midlands? Bizarrely they're all located in some of our favourite drinking holes. Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN reports on some of the bizarre boozers in the Midlands. |
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1150 |
| Football: Andy's happy in the chair. |
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434 |
| Football: ANELKA STUNS REDS DREAM; LIVERPOOL 1 MAN CITY 2. |
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331 |
| Football: BRAVE ROBINS SENT PACKING; NOTTS COUNTY 1 CHELTENHAM 0. |
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174 |
| Football: Bruce demands Upson review. |
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311 |
| Football: CLYDE AND SEEK. |
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93 |
| Football: DAVID: GIVE ME A CHANCE; Fed-up striker wants first team action. |
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616 |
| Football: Di Canio a Hammer hero again; WEST HAM 1 CHELSEA 0. |
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466 |
| Football: Di Canio's a Hammer hero again; WEST HAM 1 CHELSEA 0. |
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476 |
| Football: DOUBLE BLOW FOR COBBLERS; MANSFIELD 2 NORTHAMPTON 1. |
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165 |
| Football: EL OF A BLOW FOR BLUES; NEWCASTLE 1 BLUES 0: Bruce fury as Upson's red-carded. |
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865 |
| Football: HARRIERS MISS THE CHANCE TO END ON A HIGH; KIDDERMINSTER 1 BRISTOL ROVERS 1. |
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755 |
| Football: Hero Ruud's just champ - Ferguson. |
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695 |
| Football: I MISS BEING NO.1 - MILLS. |
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233 |
| Football: I'M THE TAPE OF THINGS TO COME - ENCKELMAN; 'keeper to get video of season highlights. |
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820 |
| Football: JASON STAYS KOUL FOR BRAVE ALBION; BLACKBURN 1 ALBION 1: Now Megson wants to make new signings. |
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793 |
| Football: KENNA'S QUIDS IN; Jeff's strike earns Blues a bumper Malaysian bonus. |
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793 |
| Football: Kyle's dream of job in sun. |
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390 |
| Football: Littlejohn fails to ignite Vale; BRISTOL CITY 2 PORT VALE 0. |
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146 |
| Football: MARC GETS SWEDE-EST FEELING! |
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153 |
| Football: MEGSON RULES OUT ALBION CLEAROUT; 9 BLACKBURN 1 ALBION 1: Baggies end season on positive note. |
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813 |
| Football: NEMETH'S SKILL SHOCKS SPURS; MIDDLESBROUGH 5 TOTTENHAM 1. |
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173 |
| Football: Play-off agony is our fault - Flynn. |
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374 |
| Football: Point made as Bolton draw blank; SOUTHAMPTON 0 BOLTON 0. |
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348 |
| Football: Pulis is backing Grimsby. |
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227 |
| Football: Quinn linked with Shrews. |
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223 |
| Football: REFS GAVE BAGGIES A RAW DEAL - MOORE; Decisions that cost dear. |
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785 |
| Football: Rushden crowned; RUSHDEN 1 HARTLEPOOL 1. |
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127 |
| Football: Shrews denied hurrah; SHREWSBURY 1 SCUNTHORPE 2. |
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150 |
| Football: TAY-KE THAT!; Defiant boss hits back as Villa clinch Premier survival. |
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417 |
| Football: TELL ME IF I AM WORTHY--MARC; Wolves defender sets club contract deadline. |
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806 |
| Football: Toffees' Europe hope in danger; FULHAM 2 EVERTON 0. |
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321 |
| Football: TOP MARC AS VILLA PASS PREMIER TEST; 55 VILLA 1 SUNDERLAND 0: Now Taylor is planning a big shake-up. |
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893 |
| FORENSIC TESTS ON AMNESTY WEAPONS; Guns may be linked to Brum shootings. |
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450 |
| FRANZ IN CASH FURY. |
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103 |
| Fulke's back to form in Italy. |
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304 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE COLUMN: Be afraid of next killer bug. |
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438 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE COLUMN: FARCE OF FREEDOM. |
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164 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE COLUMN: JACK'S DATE WITH FATE. |
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151 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE COLUMN: NOW FISH HURT, TOO? |
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151 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE COLUMN: SO WRONG ON SCHOOL UNIFORMS. |
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175 |
| GRIM TOLL OF THOSE READY TO DIE. |
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301 |
| Group which collects pounds 800 a night from Brum pubs faces charity probe. |
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1092 |
| Huckerby on course. |
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101 |
| I see more of Toyah on TV than at home. |
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272 |
| I'M HANDY FOR RING RETURN - MACKLIN. |
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481 |
| ISRAEL BOMB PLOT: THE MIDLAND LINKS; Suicide attack may have been planned among local network of Islamic fanatics. |
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772 |
| It's a good View for Les. |
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320 |
| IT'S A LOTTO FAILURE FOR TONY. |
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384 |
| IT'S BAWL OVER FOR ME IN THE PREMIER; Now Schmeichel's set to rant as boss. |
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777 |
| IT'S TUCKER'S LUCKY DAY; Sutton ace nets record 34th goal of the campaign Merthyr Tydfil ... 2 Sutton Coldfield ... 2. |
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1359 |
| Jaguar's car of the future. |
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357 |
| LAST RITES PRIEST IN DRINK DRIVE SHAME. |
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454 |
| Leading Article: Amnesty no substitute. |
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167 |
| Leading Article: Don't take us for a ride. |
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99 |
| Letter: A fair swap. |
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108 |
| Letter: Ban the chatting smokers. |
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168 |
| Letter: Holy DNA. |
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99 |
| Letter: Hypocritic oaf. |
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143 |
| Letter: Life's a gas. |
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86 |
| Letter: Melting pot. |
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125 |
| Letter: Time to ditch the French. |
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259 |
| LIFE SUPPORT MACHINE IS UNPLUGGED BY CLEANER. |
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166 |
| Link fear as second publican is attacked. |
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410 |
| Living Books: A FIENNES SHOWCASE FOR RALPH; BRAND, Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. |
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234 |
| Living Books: One step into the unknown. |
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1024 |
| Living Books: WHAT'S IN AN ENGLISH VILLAGE NAME? |
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248 |
| Living Books: WHY THE STRANGE INDIAN ACCENTS?; MIDNIGHT'S CHILDREN, Birmingham Rep. |
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205 |
| Living Caravans: Get ready to hit the road this summer; DARREN BROWN offers a checklist of tips to ensure your caravan is ready to roll Expert tips to ensure worry-free road trips. |
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662 |
| Living Caravans: Safe to swim. |
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134 |
| LIVING FAMILY AFFAIRS: IT'S THE BIG CLEAR OUT. |
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479 |
| Living Family Affairs: Now we have to worry about stressed mice? |
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506 |
| Living Fashion: WISH YOU WEAR HERE; All dressed up for the seaside... |
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214 |
| Living Films: BARMY ARMY TAKE ON HITLER. |
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144 |
| Living Films: VIDEO. |
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171 |
| Living Films: X -FACTOR; Comic book heroes back in style. |
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1006 |
| Living Food: STRANGEST PUBS IN THE MIDLANDS; Did you know that we have Cromwell's pewter, an enormous stuffed bear and a 900-year-old honey farm all in the Midlands? Bizarrely they're all located in some of our favourite drinking holes. Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN reports on some of the bizarre boozers in the Midlands. |
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801 |
| Living Food: WHAT'S NEW. |
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208 |
| Living Health: BEAUTY SECRETS OF THE STARS; HAVE you ever wondered why the stars look so well polished and radiant? Wel, they've all had special beauty treatments that are available in the Midlands. The SUNDAY MERCURY tried out five of the best ones. |
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929 |
| Living Health: DOCTOR DAVID. |
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364 |
| Living Here To help: COULD I BE A SECRET LESBIAN?; ASK ANNA SHE'S THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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224 |
| Living Here To help: DO I BELIEVE THE SCHOOL - OR MY BOY?; ASK ANNA SHE'S THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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203 |
| Living Here To help: I've been so down since my kids left; ASK ANNA SHE'S THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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347 |
| Living Here To help: SHE SAYS FULL SEX IS A NO-NO; ASK ANNA SHE'S THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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157 |
| Living Here To help: UNRULY SON IS DRIVING ME CRAZY; ASK ANNA SHE'S THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. |
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234 |
| Living In The garden: SHOW TIME; Don't miss one of the year's top events. |
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514 |
| Living In The garden: TOP TIPS FOR WEEK AHEAD. |
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285 |
| Living Jobs: MAKING HIS MARK; Body art provides Steve with design for living. |
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538 |
| Living Play: CD REVIEWS. |
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420 |
| Living Play: CORRIE STAR GRINS AND BARES IT...; THE BLUE ROOM, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton. |
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185 |
| Living Play: MADGE v MACY. |
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475 |
| Living Play: SERIOUS EYE CANDY FOR FANTASY FANS; GAME REVIEWS. |
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414 |
| Living Play: THEY'RE STILL SINGING BLUES; THE BLUES BROTHERS, Birmingham Hippodrome. |
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155 |
| Living Real Lives: FAMOUS LAST WORDS; This week we spoke to Mattie Jay and James Bourne from pop band Busted, who hope to hold on to the No 1 spot today with You Said No, and play the Wolverhampton Civic on May 18. |
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118 |
| Living Real Lives: IT HAPPENED TO ME... I lost my job after being raided by gunmen 4 times. |
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678 |
| Living Travel: A capital city for the craic. |
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377 |
| Living Travel: WIN A FAMILY WEEKEND BREAK. |
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472 |
| Lose the game or we'll kidnap your loved ones...; TOLD FOR FIRST TIME ... ALBION HERO'S CUP TERROR. |
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755 |
| Lottery winner's Concorde treat. |
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217 |
| MAN KILLED BY TEABAGS. |
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98 |
| Miller's a Mac man. |
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126 |
| Motor Max: A fashion model that can muck in. |
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526 |
| Motor Max: Aerodynamic car takes off. |
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115 |
| Motor Max: Avensis scores highest in tests on crash safety. |
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102 |
| Motor Max: Fresh from the style factory. |
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549 |
| Motor Max: Going head to head with the big boys. |
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513 |
| Motor Max: Japanese classic offers more power for less pounds. |
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207 |
| Motor Max: New engine boosts Almera's pulling power. |
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120 |
| Motor Max: PIONEERING PRIUS HITS GREEN GOLD. |
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347 |
| Motor Max: Return of the Jensen roadster. |
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283 |
| Motor Max: RUBBER TYRE T-SHIRTS. |
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121 |
| Motor Max: SCARED TO DRIVE ALONE. |
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97 |
| Motor Max: SOLAR-POWERED TRAFFIC SIGNS TESTED. |
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107 |
| Motor Max: THE SPACE ACE. |
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471 |
| Motor Max: Vans on the up. |
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168 |
| Motor Max: Why is the UK in such a jam?; EACH week MotorMax medics Dr Dashboard and Sister Spanner treat your motoring ailments and provide help on a range of problems. Whatever you need to know, they're here to help. |
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266 |
| Motor Max: X is for extreme (and for excess). |
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317 |
| Motor racing: Antonio needs time - Stewart. |
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466 |
| Motor racing: SCHU BEAUTY!; German takes pole - while Raikkonen starts from last. |
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395 |
| Motors: Fleets send green car sales soaring. |
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373 |
| Motorsport: I CAN LIVE WITHOUT FORMULA ONE NOW; Speed king Manning is happy with CART life. |
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802 |
| Motorsport: VAUXHALL ARE STILL THE BEST: NEAL. |
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228 |
| NEW ANGUISH FOR PARENTS OF DRUG GIRL. |
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242 |
| NURSES SAUCY E MAILS BANNED; Hospital pulls plug on internet sex chat WIN A FAMILY BREAK AT CENTER PARCS. |
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114 |
| OLD WULFS AT THE DOUBLE; BIRMINGHAM & DISTRICT A.F.A. |
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115 |
| OLDBURY ACE IS PURE GOLD; MIDLAND ALLIANCE. |
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191 |
| PLAY-OFF BLOW AS IRISH HIT LEICESTER; Tigers stunned by Mapletoft points haul LEICESTER TIGERS 19 LONDON IRISH 20. |
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516 |
| POP STAR'S SECRET AGONY. |
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443 |
| Premier future is Phil's mission. |
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458 |
| Racing: Halesowen get off to a great start. |
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319 |
| Racing: Paul is star with treble. |
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151 |
| Racing: Refuse to Bend in Derby fave form. |
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304 |
| Racing: Refuse to Bend is a Derby favourite. |
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304 |
| RAIN STALLS POINTS HAUL; WORCESTERSHIRE v NORTHANTS. |
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443 |
| Rain to rescue for poor Derbys; DERBYSHIRE v SOMERSET. |
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366 |
| Rescue hope fades. |
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147 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON COLUMN: LET'S BOX CLEVER. |
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81 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON COLUMN: Peace and tolerance not terror; We guarantee freedom of worship but the right to follow religion carries the obligation to respect beliefs of others. |
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865 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON COLUMN: SLEAZE DISGUISED AS ART. |
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120 |
| RICHARD WILLIAMSON COLUMN: TIME TO TACKLE FAT CATS. |
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145 |
| ROB RETURN PUT ON ICE. |
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141 |
| ROUND THE BEND; New navigation system sends taxis the wrong way. |
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517 |
| SAD RETURN FOR EX-BULLET. |
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383 |
| SAM: HERO MONTY IS B&H FAVOURITE. |
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665 |
| SARS: HOW NHS DIRECT MISSED THE SYMPTOMS. |
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757 |
| Sexy messages, smutty jokes and talk about massage parlours... all in a day's work on two Midland hospital computer systems. |
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573 |
| SHE WAS OUR ACTION HERO; Tributes to the sea tragedy scout leader who loved adventure. |
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496 |
| SHOGUNS SKIPPER RALLY CALL. |
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337 |
| Slick Town keep alive title hopes; WEST MIDLANDS LEAGUE. |
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325 |
| Speedway: Van in line for Boro revival. |
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272 |
| STRANGE 'AWAY' DAY FOR STUART; Paceman takes on old Worcs pals. |
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621 |
| Sunday Roast: ITCHY FEET, MATT? |
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196 |
| Sunday Roast: Kid glove raps are sending out wrong message. |
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496 |
| Sunday Roast: Upson has last laugh. |
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190 |
| Tariq Aziz homes in on the region. |
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275 |
| Tennis: England top Four Nations. |
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171 |
| Tennis: FEDERER IN FORM. |
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167 |
| Tennis: My girls will win all the grand slams. |
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362 |
| Title is within Riddle's reach; WOMEN'S SOCCER. |
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377 |
| TOP COP WARNS OF IRAQ WAR'S ARSENAL. |
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219 |
| Tour opener a damp squib; BRITISH UNIVS v ZIMBABWE. |
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271 |
| TOURIST'S PISA DEATH FALL SCARE. |
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159 |
| TOWER BLOCK FLATS AT SKY HIGH PRICES; Ex-council 'eyesores' selling for pounds 100,000. |
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473 |
| Trailed driver killed in crash. |
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234 |
| TV viewers vote Skinner as one of worst ever Britons. |
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221 |
| Vaughan suffers; HAMPSHIRE v YORKSHIRE. |
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125 |
| Vogts gets the vote. |
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87 |
| Wagg gets surprise Bears call. |
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184 |
| WEATHER THE WINNER; LEICESTERSHIRE v ESSEX. |
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422 |
| Wednesbury 'worst in the world' blast by Clarkson. |
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234 |
| WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: Invite to a birthday do. |
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440 |
| WHITE KNIGHT NICK COMES TO BEARS' RESCUE; SURREY v WARWICKSHIRE. |
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567 |
| WILLIAMS WALKS IT. |
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204 |
| Woeful Wednesbury blasted by Clarkson. |
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324 |
| Yeovil ready for the big time. |
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354 |
| ZIM WILL MISS FLOWER POWER!; Andy watched team crumble around him With controversial tourists Zimbabwe in action at Edgbaston this weekend, RICHARD GIBSON examines how politics has deprived them of their star player, who used to ply his trade in the Birmingham League. |
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May 4, 2003
