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| 'Poet's castle' up for pounds 1m. |
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111 |
| 16 arrested in FA Cup tie. |
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119 |
| 400 pay tribute to star Ustinov. |
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189 |
| Activists launch internet bid to get rebel Clare the boot. |
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150 |
| ATHLETICS: Tipton girls strike gold. |
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91 |
| BACK of the NET: SUMMER OF EXCITEMENT FOR BLUES; THE WEBSITE VIEW. |
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415 |
| Be the FIRST to ride Robocoaster. |
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486 |
| BLAST IT LIKE BECKS. |
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105 |
| BOOZY PILOT KICKED OUT OF COCKPIT; He was spotted drinking in Birmingham Airport lounge. |
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618 |
| Bounties for babies. |
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95 |
| BOXING: Portman set to be a lord of the ring. |
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295 |
| Burma vow on democracy. |
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94 |
| Canoeist in sea tragedy. |
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108 |
| Car clocks up miles twice as fast. |
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389 |
| CHOIRBOY TELLS OF MONK'S SEX ABUSE TORMENT. |
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661 |
| Concorde's last delay. |
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84 |
| COUPE WITH REAL STYLE. |
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161 |
| Cricket: Heath can be winner -Penney. |
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529 |
| Cricket: HOGGARD'S HAT-TRICK STUNS LARA; Pace ace hastens Test series clincher. |
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752 |
| Cricket: KNIGHT GOES IT ALONE. |
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184 |
| Cricket: PARTY TIME AS ENGLAND SEAL SERIES; Hoggard sets up an historic victory. |
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787 |
| Cricket: Trev happy to team up with Streak. |
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529 |
| Drink laws to be scrapped. |
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106 |
| Duran Duran drummer separates from wife. |
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163 |
| Escaped prisoner is captured. |
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269 |
| Fat Lady heckled over hunting. |
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269 |
| FOOTBALL THUGS JAILED FOR DERBY GAME BRAWL. |
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177 |
| Football: A BLAST from the PAST; Ian Olney was set for stardom before his career ended at 28 but he told LEE McLAUGHLAN that he is still one of the game's money men. |
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603 |
| Football: Agogo adds to Robins' misery; CHELTENHAM 1 BRISTOL ROVERS 2. |
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212 |
| Football: AL RIGHT NOW FOR REDDITCH; DR MARTENS WESTERN DIVISION Wing wizard stars for favourites. |
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1531 |
| Football: Andy header keeps Bulls' dreams alive. |
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552 |
| Football: Birch: I'll fight back with real Barns stormer. |
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672 |
| Football: BUCKS' HOPES THWARTED; CANVEY ISLAND 2 TELFORD 2 (Agg 2-2, Canvey win on penalties). |
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355 |
| Football: CITY'S SLIP IS FINAL STRAW; STOKE CITY 1 COVENTRY 0: Black goes back to drawing board. |
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810 |
| Football: Classy Brown proves point for Harriers; KIDDERMINSTER 1 HULL CITY 1. |
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674 |
| Football: Currie's on fire as Vale suffer; WYCOMBE 2 PORT VALE 1. |
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208 |
| Football: FACE TO FACE: COLIN GORDON: Some people don't do a great deal of work to make their money... football has attracted a lot of undesirables; They are often blamed for the state of football today but ex-Blues star turned agent Colin Gordon tells IAN CLARKSON it's not all their fault... |
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2155 |
| Football: Flynn's eyes on a glint of silver. |
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386 |
| Football: Gareth: I can do job for England. |
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271 |
| Football: GREGAN SETS THE BENCH MARK; Sean: I want to lead Albion up. |
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935 |
| Football: HERO LEE IS SPOT ON; DERBY CO 0 WALSALL 1 New boy's timely boost for Walsall. |
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848 |
| Football: I felt Dunn for -David. |
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445 |
| Football: Jamie blow as Chelsea narrow gap; SPURS 0 CHELSEA 1. |
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422 |
| Football: Kinnear blunts Blades' charge; SHEFFIELD UTD 1 NOTTM FOR 2. |
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375 |
| Football: Leaders put on five-star display; DIVISION ONE ROUND-UP. |
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377 |
| Football: Lively Lambs fears eased; Tamworth ......2 Woking ........0. |
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290 |
| Football: Malvern are so six-cessful; WEST MIDLAND LEAGUE. |
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326 |
| Football: MATT: MY ENGLAND MISERY; Injury's cost me a Euro 2004 chance. |
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925 |
| Football: Merson escapes Bescot exodus. |
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252 |
| Football: Mo: We miss old boss Mac. |
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194 |
| Football: Nightingale on song to hit Rangers; DR MARTENS PREMIER DIV. |
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733 |
| Football: O'LEARY LEFT IN LIMBO; Ellis silent on Villa summer spending. |
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365 |
| Football: Olof: Sven will take Vass. |
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423 |
| Football: PITMEN DO IT AS NERVES JANGLE; HEDNESFORD 1 ALDERSHOT 1 (agg: 3-1) Shots beaten in a thriller. |
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623 |
| Football: Rivals gear up for Izzet tug-of-war. |
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394 |
| Football: Robins' stock is on rise again; DIVISION 2/3 ROUND-UP. |
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376 |
| Football: Robson hails his Bobby dazzlers; NEWCASTLE 4 EVERTON 2. |
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425 |
| Football: Scully triggers rout for County; NOTTS COUNTY 4 BLACKPOOL 1. |
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234 |
| Football: Shaun cutting to the Chase; MIDLAND ALLIANCE. |
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357 |
| Football: SLACK LISTED!; Villa rebels held us back last season -Johnsen. |
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994 |
| Football: STAR SAV: I'M NOT SO COCKY; The insecurities that haunt Robbie. |
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808 |
| Football: That's Lav-Lee as Town cruise it; ICIS MIDLAND COMBINATION. |
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345 |
| Football: Things looking up for Macca; MIDDLESBROUGH 2 BOLTON 0. |
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242 |
| Football: TROPHY JOY FOR PITMEN. |
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91 |
| Football: UPSON IS SVEN-TASTIC; FULHAM 0 BLUES 0 Matt's the man for England says Bruce. |
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854 |
| Football: VILLA KIDS EASE INTO CUP FINAL; BLACKBURN Y'TH 2 VILLA Y'TH 2 (Agg 2-4). |
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189 |
| Football: Wenger fury as treble bid lies in tatters; ARSENAL 0 MAN UTD 1. |
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734 |
| Football: WOLVES REACH ROCK BOTTOM; WOLVES 1 SOUTHAMPTON 4 Saints push Wanderers close to edge. |
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859 |
| FROGGY: Gary boos so unfair. |
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153 |
| FROGGY: Lee finds no fun in 'joke' club Walsall. |
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302 |
| FROGGY: Sven will F.A. ever learn... |
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206 |
| FROGGY: VILLA FAVOURITES IN EURO RACE. |
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401 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE: 'Waving through' lets down Britain. |
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477 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE: CAVERS TRULY POTTY. |
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128 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE: NO PITY FOR BABY BUYERS. |
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237 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE: RAIDS WERE NO THREAT TO REAL TERRORISTS. |
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285 |
| GEORGE TYNDALE: SWEDE DREAM. |
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105 |
| GIVE A CHILD HEALTH. |
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313 |
| Golf: PALMER'S AUGUSTA FAREWELL. |
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339 |
| Golf: PAUL'S ON THE CASE!; U.S. MASTERS PREVIEW Rising star tipped for Major honour SANDY LYLE EXCLUSIVE. |
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875 |
| Golf: Positive thinking is Lynn's life-saver. |
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520 |
| GONE ... but not forgotten; Relief as Soham house of horror is reduced to rubble. |
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317 |
| HOLIDAYS: A holiday for all the ages; FROM VICTORIAN TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY... THE LAKE DISTRICT IS AN IDEAL DESTINATION. |
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909 |
| HOLIDAYS: Height of style that's worth waiting for. |
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784 |
| Holidays: The 22 villages lost to the sea. |
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969 |
| HOLIDAYS: VIP weekend at Alton Towers. |
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304 |
| HOLIDAYS: WIN spring break at exclusive hotel. |
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444 |
| I can become your fantasy girlfriend; STUDENT'S EMAIL BID TO PAY UNI FEES. |
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202 |
| I WON MY BROTHER'S CASE USING A-LEVEL LAW; Steve, 19, makes legal history. |
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416 |
| I WOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN ONE PENNY OUT OF ROVER; Man who failed to buy car giant blasts current bosses. |
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632 |
| I'LL GIVE UP; Wanted man's amazing call to. |
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577 |
| Kayak cop's round trip. |
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123 |
| Keeping up 300-year tradition. |
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87 |
| KISS & TELL: Carmen's fed up with her big hits. |
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93 |
| Kiss & Tell: Julie boobs with birds. |
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172 |
| KISS & TELL: Mariah top of flops to Scott. |
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133 |
| Kiss & Tell: McFly slam Gates. |
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111 |
| Kiss & Tell: Robbie's so mean. |
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96 |
| Let pupils see Christ film, say Catholics; CHURCH PLEA AS 18-CERT EPIC IS OFFERED FREE TO SCHOOLS. |
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463 |
| Letter: Childhood horrors. |
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123 |
| Letter: Expensive damage. |
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115 |
| Letter: Humps a cause of dangers. |
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127 |
| Letter: Iraq attack necessary. |
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176 |
| Letter: Israel needs self-defence. |
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108 |
| Letter: Let's honour St George. |
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89 |
| Letter: Life of true poverty. |
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89 |
| Letter: No apology for madness. |
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118 |
| Letter: Police fail on porn. |
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90 |
| Letter: WHERE ARE THEY NOW. |
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90 |
| Madrid suspects killed by own bomb. |
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298 |
| Man in court over murder. |
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92 |
| Mandy's fame advice. |
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146 |
| MOO -ving home; NO BULL.. IT'S THE HOUSES MADE FROM DEAD COWS. |
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391 |
| MOTOR MAX: GOOD AS IT GETZ. |
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449 |
| MOTOR MAX: INSURANCE DIFFERENCE. |
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125 |
| MOTOR MAX: Old Romeo is a real charmer. |
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576 |
| MOTOR MAX: Reborn in the USA; Land Rover targets America. |
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564 |
| Motor Racing: BUTTON POLE MYSTERY. |
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163 |
| Motor Racing: SENNA RECORD DRIVES SCHUEY; Champion's tribute to tragic hero. |
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871 |
| MR BIG AND THE TAMWORTH CONNECTION; Drug girls spill beans on pounds 170m crack empire. |
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551 |
| My ancestor was a white slave trader, says black city lecturer; NOW HE MAY SUE FOR COMPENSATION. |
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427 |
| My brush with the wrong arm of the law; WHEN a crook broke into his car, retired journalist BOB HAYWOOD learned more about the shocking state of our criminal justice system than he ever imagined. |
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1480 |
| NINE STILL QUIZZED IN U.K. TERROR ALERT. |
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119 |
| NO KIDDING, DEAD GOAT FOUND IN CAR. |
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89 |
| ON THIS DAY... |
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217 |
| OUTRAGE AT SICK VIETNAM NAPALM GAME; Computer giants refuse to apologise despite protests from war victims. |
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569 |
| Paul is Britain's top crumpet -it's official. |
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126 |
| Pensioner shot in home. |
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84 |
| Police get new DNA guidelines. |
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152 |
| Police hunt kiss pervert. |
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100 |
| PROFESSOR'S SON ON COCAINE CHARGE FACES 25 YEARS PRISON. |
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268 |
| Racing: AMBER NECTAR; McCain tastes Aintree success 30 years on. |
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219 |
| RACING: HOW FAR DID YOURS GET...? |
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147 |
| RACING: I hoped he'd hang on -JP. |
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259 |
| RACING: McCAIN'S HOUSE PARTY!; Tears flow as tiny hero steals home. |
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921 |
| Racing: Meehan's Leitrim too hot for Mick. |
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565 |
| RACING: Nomad set for repeat victory. |
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348 |
| Rail track explosives 'the same as Madrid'. |
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232 |
| Ralph said he'd make pounds 500 and now they're millionaires; PART TWO: RAGS-TO-RICHES STORY OF THE GOLD BROTHERS -AS TOLD BY THEIR MUM, ROSIE. |
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1050 |
| Rocks hard for Bullets; ROB PATERNOSTRO gives Mercury Sport readers the inside news from the Bullets camp every week. |
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406 |
| Rugby Union: BEES IN THE NICK OF TIME; MANCHESTER 18 BEES 18. |
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378 |
| Rugby Union: COV LOOK DOOMED; LONDON WELSH 41 COVENTRY 8. |
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284 |
| Rugby Union: DKs pay penalty; DUDLEY/K'FORD 17 HALIFAX 25. |
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181 |
| Rugby Union: Hands up for Nuns; NUNEATON 39 WHARFEDALE 17. |
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184 |
| Rugby Union: JENNER'S SIGN OF DELIGHT; Jim: I'm so happy at Bees. |
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503 |
| Rugby Union: Late gift score costly for Lions; RUGBY LIONS 15 BRACKNELL 17. |
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213 |
| Rugby Union: Moseley's last laugh on Lydney; LYDNEY 8 MOSELEY 37. |
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571 |
| Rugby Union: PAUL FIRES UP GLOUCESTER; SARACENS 8 GLOUCESTER 16. |
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223 |
| Rugby Union: TIGERS READY TO BITE. |
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251 |
| Rugby Union: Walsall fail to halt hot Bedford. |
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360 |
| Rugby Union: WEARY STOUR FALL TO LILEY; DONCASTER 27 STOURBRIDGE 19. |
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179 |
| Rugby Union: WORCESTER ARE JUST CHAMPION; WORCESTER 68 BRISTOL 15 10-try cruise seals spot in Premiership. |
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570 |
| Safety is the crucial word. |
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86 |
| SCREAMING GIRLS IN STABBED BROTHER'S CRASH CAR; Man murdered after row outside McDonald's. |
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495 |
| Second Gaelic sports star is found dead. |
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159 |
| SECURITY? IT'S A JOKE; Days before the biggest game of season, we walk into Villa Park unchallenged. |
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116 |
| SNOOKER: Selby faces Chinese test. |
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120 |
| SPECIAL REPORT: BEAST OF POLAND'S SECRET LIFE IN MIDLANDS; Rapist and killer worked as fruit picker. |
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563 |
| SPEEDWAY: Col: No panic at double setback. |
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393 |
| SUNDAY MERCURY COMMENT: Keep terror off terraces. |
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208 |
| SUNDAY MERCURY COMMENT: Time to talk Mr Towers. |
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175 |
| SUNDAY MERCURY INVESTIGATES: I WALKED INTO TWO STADIUMS CARRYING BAG BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD A BOMB; HOW WE EXPOSED SHOCKING SECURITY LAPSE AT PREMIERSHIP SOCCER CLUBS. |
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970 |
| TENNIS: Revenge for hot Roddick. |
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85 |
| The BACK page: Sven's just the man in game ruled by money; GRAHAM HILL explains how the circumstances surrounding the signing of Sven-Goran Eriksson's new contract are symptomatic of modern soccer... |
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759 |
| The Box: DOCTOR WILSON BORN AGAIN; Born And Bred BBC1, 8pm, Sunday. |
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287 |
| The Box: Film BOX. |
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327 |
| The Box: Growing pains. |
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687 |
| The Box: History in the making; Historyonics BBC1, 6.30pm, Sunday. |
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612 |
| The BOX: Love on the rocks; MUST SEE: EastEnders BBC1, 7.30pm, Tuesday and Thursday and 8pm, Friday. |
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129 |
| The Box: Second's out for fighter Jennifer; The Second Quest ITV1, 9pm, Monday. |
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658 |
| The Box: Soap BOX. |
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308 |
| The Box: Soap BOX. |
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304 |
| The Box: We got engaged after just six days. |
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706 |
| The Mag Real Life: Buy it or Bin it - SENSITIVE SCALP AND SKIN. |
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258 |
| The Mag Real Life: Doing the right thing cost me pounds 10,000. |
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878 |
| The MAG: ASK ANNA: AM I BEING SELFISH? |
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223 |
| The MAG: ASK ANNA: EX WILL BE THERE TOO. |
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163 |
| The MAG: ASK ANNA: HERE TO HELP BUS WEIRDO IS DRIVING ME ROUND TWIST. |
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265 |
| The MAG: ASK ANNA: PHOTO CASEBOOK; The boss says he fancies me. |
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139 |
| The MAG: ASK ANNA: She's taking it out on her kids. |
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427 |
| The MAG: Attack of the snack; HAVE you ever stopped to work out how much junk food your children are scoffing each day? Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN speaks to two Midland mums about the eating habits of their kids. |
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1182 |
| THE MAG: Bonnie makes it to final cut. |
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230 |
| The MAG: EATING IN: TEXAS CHILLI WITH ALL THE FIXINGS; Each week we bring you a cut-out-and-keep recipe from top chef KEVIN ASHTON, who has cooked for American presidents and Hollywood movie stars. |
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364 |
| The MAG: EATING OUT: BLUE MANGO, Regency Wharf, Birmingham. |
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337 |
| The MAG: EATING OUT: THE PLOUGH, Harborne, Birmingham. |
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214 |
| The Mag: Free Organix cereal bar for EVERY reader. |
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198 |
| THE MAG: FREETIME: Take a trip in space -free! |
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244 |
| The MAG: HEALTH: DIET COACH: When should I weigh myself?; Diet coach JUDY CITRON answers all your dieting questions to help you get into shape. |
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513 |
| The MAG: HEALTH: Dr FORSTER: Would cabbage make me less tired?; Dr George Forster answers your questions. |
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463 |
| The MAG: HEALTH: Pinpoint your problems; STRESS can be a killer, so relieving it can make you healthier and happier. Our reporter HELEN GABRIEL tried out acupuncture after meeting two women who found it worked for them. |
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1238 |
| THE MAG: HOLIDAYS: That's the wonder of Egypt; FASCINATING LAND OF GODS AND PHARAOHS. |
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1353 |
| THE MAG: HOMES & GARDENS: 6 FOR VIEWING WATER FRONTS. |
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462 |
| THE MAG: HOMES & GARDENS: Cosy cottage hides its past. |
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340 |
| THE MAG: HOMES & GARDENS: TV'S TOBY MUSGRAVE'S TOP TIPS. |
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184 |
| THE MAG: HOMES & GARDENS: WIN THE BOOK. |
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86 |
| THE MAG: HOMES & GARDENS: Wonderful wildlife. |
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383 |
| THE MAG: MOVIES: Beauty and the beast; MONSTER (18). |
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295 |
| THE MAG: MOVIES: Cat versus dog; THE CAT IN THE HAT (PG). |
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262 |
| THE MAG: MOVIES: SCOOBY DOO 2 (PG). |
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224 |
| THE MAG: MOVIES: SHEER HELL FOR HALLE; GOTHIKA (15). |
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242 |
| THE MAG: MOVIES: VIEW FROM THE SOFA; What's new to rent this week. |
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336 |
| The MAG: OUT AND ABOUT: Easter fun for all the family. |
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373 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: CD REVIEWS; PICK OF THE WEEK. |
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95 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: GAME ON: Isle shoot 'em up. |
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510 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: RETRO ROCK. |
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325 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: Shadows Collide With People (Warner Bros) JOHN FRUSCIANTE. |
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84 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: THE UNCLE DEVIL SHOW A Terrible Beauty (P3). |
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89 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: THEATRE LAUGHS ALL THE WAY IN WAR OF WORDS; FOLLOW MY LEADER, Birmingham Rep. |
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186 |
| THE MAG: PLAY: VARIOUS Ultimate Dirty Dancing (BMG). |
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91 |
| The Mag: Style Guru; Lisa Chadwick, 36, is a self-employed personal trainer and sports massage practitioner. She lives in Sutton Coldfield with her husband Leigh, 46, who is also self-employed as a business advisor. She is currently helping clients prepare for this year's BRMB Walkathon. |
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426 |
| THE MAG: TV girls gave me a new calling; BOOKS Hold The Line Please (Brewin Books, pounds 7.95) SALLY SOUTHALL. |
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407 |
| The Mag: Will your MUMS baby be a junk food addict?; OBESITY has become the biggest health issue facing our children today. Yet new research shows Midland babies are becoming ADDICTED to junk food because of poor diets. Lifestyle Editor ZOE CHAMBERLAIN reports in a five page obesity special. |
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1153 |
| Threat charge is dropped. |
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103 |
| WHERE ARE THEY NOW. |
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144 |
| Women fail in club bid. |
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112 |
| WORLD'S WORST: ACID BATH MURDERER; Serial killers, cold-blooded murderers and gun-toting gangsters. Each week former top West Midlands detective JOHN PLIMMER looks at the most notorious criminal figures of the last century -and how they were caught. |
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April 4, 2004
