Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| A new 'old guard' takes over as Queen's right-hand man. |
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388 |
| A super luxury Mercedes which really is in a class of its own; The S Class is up there with the best, says Chris Russon. And the new one is even better. |
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874 |
| Aero parts firms set for an unhappy landing. |
|
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331 |
| Air strikes hitting Saddam more than bomb raids. |
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575 |
| All quiet on sales front. |
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|
250 |
| Angela Lewis wearing award winning design. |
|
|
95 |
| Another Ulrika stalker dies. |
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188 |
| Atkins in clover with pounds 1.6m deal. |
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151 |
| Author Trollope splits from husband. |
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216 |
| Bank springs 0.5pc rate-cut surprise. |
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318 |
| Beaming with period features. |
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187 |
| Beware of GAAR - the Customs' tax weapon. |
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|
340 |
| Bickerton's charge halted by weather; GOLF. |
|
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596 |
| Bidder books in with pounds 1bn offer for hotel group Stakis. |
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330 |
| Boss's luck runs out on wheel of fortune. |
|
|
898 |
| Bullets coach ready to unleash smart weapon; BASKETBALL. |
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289 |
| Cell phone hoax drove 30,000 to jam switchboard. |
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378 |
| City thinks big for tourism; But small hoteliers ask where business is coming from. |
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|
581 |
| Colly would be more jolly with just a little love. |
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220 |
| Companies urged to review their position on Comps. |
|
|
279 |
| Convicted keeper's 'escape' to victory. |
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284 |
| Council worker set for record pounds 200,000 stress pay-out. |
|
|
517 |
| Court appearance for Ashby. |
|
|
477 |
| Customs criticised as huge drug trial halted by judge. |
Smith, Allan; Bristow, Mike |
|
577 |
| Delight and shock at haloint rates cut. |
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385 |
| Delphi agrees pounds 167 million takeover by Adecco. |
|
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268 |
| Derbyshire free Barnett. |
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119 |
| Device means snorers no longer lose sleep over killer. |
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414 |
| Dublin's Rovers return can act as perfect pick-me-up for Collymore. |
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563 |
| Duchess plants seeds of campaign for pounds 15m garden at Alnwick Castle. |
Watson, Paul |
|
276 |
| England take long view of Hendrie; Under-21 switch no reflection on talent. |
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|
540 |
| Executors fail to win monopoly on Diana images. |
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345 |
| Fear led to plea change. |
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167 |
| Fears for economy put an end to Footsie gains after rate cut. |
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456 |
| fillerSanderson moves on IT firm. |
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|
110 |
| Finance chief is compromise candidate. |
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346 |
| Fired-up Welsh see future in small steps. |
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|
408 |
| Fit-again Sedgley ready to strengthen Wolves' hand with instant recall; FOOTBALL. |
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294 |
| Fitness First moves up on a high note. |
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158 |
| French may go for English connection. |
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278 |
| Gadaffi in new talks on bombers. |
|
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113 |
| Game of Hyde and seek won by Blues chief. |
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717 |
| GEI shares plunge after warning on profits. |
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188 |
| Get a grip on wheel clampers, says RAC. |
Woodman, Peter |
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197 |
| Get connected, make it music; Terry Grimley previews the premiere performance of an unusual group of musicians. |
|
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840 |
| Good news, bad news. |
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553 |
| Government must make first move on transport. |
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285 |
| Hale vows Albion house stays in order. |
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541 |
| Hanging tragedy of suspect. |
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438 |
| Healthy business plan helps keep profits fit. |
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|
721 |
| Heat is on for last two hop kilns; NEW HOMES. |
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390 |
| Heavy task facing Irish. |
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120 |
| Hidden horror eats at market. |
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454 |
| Hopes fade for lost terrier. |
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106 |
| How did two great names come to this sorry state?; Rover's crisis was made in Munich, says Nigel Hastilow. |
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2147 |
| How writer Cookson stays at the top from beyond the grave. |
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212 |
| Hussein flies home as his life ebbs away. |
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215 |
| ICI suffers 17pc slump in profits; Dividend remains steady for time being. |
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395 |
| If year 2000 is bugging your firm ... |
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244 |
| Interesting painter in the shadows of the East; Terry Grimley discovers the exotic landscapes of George Chinnery at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. |
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377 |
| IRA terrorist Mullen smiles as he walks free. |
Colley, Jan |
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668 |
| It's the pits for racing fan. |
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177 |
| Jewellery goes in pounds 26,000 raid. |
|
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160 |
| Jobs under threat as Belgrave crashes. |
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316 |
| Jones propping up Moseley in front-row crisis; RUGBY UNION. |
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629 |
| Judge slates the silly So and So case. |
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275 |
| Kafelnikov beaten; TENNIS. |
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158 |
| Le Bas move shows Worcester intent. |
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244 |
| Legal eagles in the dark over pensions. |
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356 |
| Letters to the Editor. |
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367 |
| Letters to the Editor. |
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1850 |
| Live, work and play at the hub of the city. |
|
|
522 |
| London in new bomb threat. |
Hamilton, Chris |
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179 |
| Looking up with helping hand for next generation. |
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691 |
| Low share price prompts 'private' move by Wyko. |
|
|
290 |
| ME boy's deadly fall caused by cocaine. |
Sheehan, John |
|
570 |
| Meteoric rise of man with drive who is not afraid to tread on toes. |
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595 |
| Modern-day coaching plague bugs Player. |
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345 |
| Moral standards at the double. |
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|
610 |
| MP brands review delays unacceptable. |
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446 |
| Munich prepares Longbridge D-Day. |
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577 |
| Never mind the quality, feel depth of despondency. |
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536 |
| New benefits on the menu. |
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|
123 |
| New front opens up as bread wars hit nation's High Streets. |
Murphy, Eileen |
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322 |
| New tax on small shops so unfair. |
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|
645 |
| New-look FA must get media-wise for sake of Hoddle's successors. |
|
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508 |
| Nightmare that might end up as Disneyland; Factory floor rumours continue as gloomy workers wait and see Charisse Ede found Rover workers in a bleak mood as they knocked off work yesterday afternoon. |
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490 |
| Now fire-ravaged manor really is Bleak House. |
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356 |
| Official who quit in 'niggardly' storm to return. |
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217 |
| Old-fashioned records may bring trouble. |
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301 |
| Once bitten, twice as eager to help; Clare Fenton gave up work in a building society for the tough and sometimes lonely life of an RSPCA Inspector. Ros Dodd reports. |
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|
1082 |
| Orders down, but parcels group delivers profits rise. |
|
|
427 |
| Pc who kicked man in groin cleared of assault. |
|
|
134 |
| Peace fears as King Hussein nears death. |
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235 |
| Peer scores with marbles. |
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121 |
| Persistent Spurs win fight with pounds 4m deal to land Sherwood. |
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703 |
| Post Script: Edward Enfield joins Tory Party. |
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|
142 |
| pounds 100m book deal tied up. |
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|
98 |
| RAC to float on Stock Exchange after Cendant reverses out of pounds 450m sale. |
|
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367 |
| RAF fighter crashes. |
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80 |
| Rain winning battle for control in Harare; CRICKET. |
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414 |
| Raqib slips through handicap net. |
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332 |
| Republicans aim for trial exit. |
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184 |
| Sack-happy firms avoid big payouts; Unfair dismissal limit to rocket to pounds 50,000. |
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679 |
| Sales plunge puts Rover down to sixth in market-share league. |
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609 |
| Saqlain turns the screw to ruin good start by India. |
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352 |
| Sea life a splash hit with family; Deborah Summers talked to some visitors to find out what had lured them to the Second City. |
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217 |
| Sensible scale of country quality. |
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992 |
| Sex and the single girl; So, is Sex And The City true to life? Ros Dodd investigates attitudes to sex in our city. |
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894 |
| Sharp practice vets our Trude. |
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306 |
| Shephard attack branded pathetic. |
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274 |
| Showhome set to open in the spring. |
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118 |
| Sky Blues strike out at union over pounds 2m Konjic. |
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223 |
| Soccer team goes to dogs. |
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121 |
| Space mirror is a flash in the pan. |
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118 |
| Stars tell nation to take it on the nose. |
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411 |
| Students get the money and run to top. |
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492 |
| Suburb's recovery points way to future. |
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344 |
| Swiss group ABB on a roll. |
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257 |
| Sydney showdown takes centre stage as Giles eyes World Cup; "I've played a lot of cricket and got a lot of experience and captaincy is a pretty tough job, it's not easy. But I've not given it a lot of thought; Steve and Shane are the front-runners. I think I'd be third down the line.''. |
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835 |
| Terrorism case men 'are extremist's henchmen'. |
|
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539 |
| The little things in marriage help, says Hague. |
Kwatra, Anjali; Walker, Peter |
|
664 |
| The Post Files. |
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|
633 |
| THEME FOR THE DAY. |
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464 |
| These councillors seem to lose all track of time. |
|
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424 |
| Thieves' deadly haul. |
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93 |
| Titanic Kate hits the hippie trail; Mike Davies takes a look at this week's cinema releases. |
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1776 |
| Toast as Banks's pounds 290m battle ends; Production sites saved but 250 workers to go as bid for Marston wins the day. |
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484 |
| top fillerCollege lecturer cleared of indecent assault. |
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450 |
| top fillerDrink-driving and drug possession offences soar. |
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377 |
| top fillerGeaves galvanised for quarter-finals. |
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631 |
| Tributes pour in for tragic soccer stalwart. |
|
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366 |
| Trust girl was trapped as dinghy capsized. |
Berry, Brendan |
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423 |
| TV show sparks bug hoarding fears. |
|
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198 |
| Two appear in court over canal body murder. |
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129 |
| Two awarded honorary doctorates. |
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231 |
| UK cancer victims die for lack of drugs cash. |
Frith, Maxine |
|
593 |
| Unveiling at St Saviour's. |
|
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129 |
| Venables is Robson's perfect choice. |
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656 |
| Warwickshire's Bell in tune to spur England. |
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440 |
February 5, 1999
