Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| '295,000 sexual assaults'. |
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102 |
| 1,500 jobs go in Ford cuts; Dagenham's future is put in doubt. |
O'brien, James |
|
723 |
| A wilful neglect of Blair. |
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1651 |
| Air rage incidents four times a day. |
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128 |
| Albion plan survival by attack; Wide men can end drop fears says Little. |
Ward, Michael |
|
533 |
| All aboard for leisure fun; NEC show opens to reveal luxury of life in great outdoors look in. |
Lyster, Samantha |
|
924 |
| And the guests were all a tingle; Jason Beattie tastes the cream of Birmingham's Tory disciples. |
Beattie, Jason |
|
484 |
| Anger over IRA inquest verdict; Suspect 'was lawfully shot by police'. |
McGinn, Dan |
|
619 |
| Anglian unveil new season deals. |
Worth, Norman |
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324 |
| Antiques: Dropping a few lines - or a watercolour - to a friend; Before the fax and before email, people sent their friends personal and beautiful letters. Richard Edmonds looks at the now highly collectable art with some famous examples. |
Edmonds, Richard |
|
1325 |
| Appointments: Just the job - Get job hunt right from the outset. |
Bates, Tim |
|
497 |
| Appointments: The scientific approach to doubling firm's turnover. |
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417 |
| Arrests over missing father. |
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|
93 |
| Atom plant management blamed for safety scandal. |
Jones, Alan |
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660 |
| Authority is near bottom of sick list. |
Aitchison, Neil |
|
344 |
| Background: Saviour in the Nick of time; Workers fear for Dagenham as Europe takes its toll. |
O'brien, James |
|
1070 |
| BBC lays down the law for programme makers after Vanessa guest scandal. |
Barnes, Anthony |
|
502 |
| Bickerton still on line to net prize. |
Scott, Ged |
|
645 |
| Birmingham Post Comment: No future without a past. |
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422 |
| Bishop says gay ban must go. |
Walker, Jonathan |
|
648 |
| Blair enlists children in war on drugs near their schools. |
Deane, John |
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383 |
| Blair in fantasy, Hague tells ladies who lunch. |
Beattie, Jason |
|
503 |
| Blues duo face up to Cayman question. |
Scott, Ged |
|
648 |
| Books: A prescription for true-life chills; Prescription For Murder, The True Story Of Dr Harold Frederick Shipman. By Brian Whittle and Jean Ritchie (Little Brown, pounds 5.99). |
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270 |
| Books: A truly Austen-tatious triumph; Lady Catherine's Necklace. By Joan Aiken (Gollancz, pounds 16.99). Reviewed by Christine Barker. |
Barker, Christine |
|
490 |
| Books: An age defined by its sitcoms; Mrs Slocombe's Pussy: Growing Up In Front Of The Telly. By Stuart Jeffries (Flamingo pounds 12.99). Reviewed by Simon Evans. |
Evans, Simon |
|
550 |
| Books: Just browsing - Intrigue in Tibet. |
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714 |
| Books: Man who made Russia face the 20th century; Boris Yeltsin - A Revolutionary Life. By Leon Aron (Harper Collins, pounds 29.99). Reviewed by Charlie Hill. |
Hill, Charlie |
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1523 |
| Books: Two dips into history that are well worth the Roman candle; Nero's Heirs. By Allan Massie (Sceptre, pounds 16.99). The House of the Vestals. By Steven Saylor (Robinson paperback, pounds 6.99). Reviewed by Stephen Harrison. |
Harrison, Stephen |
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385 |
| Books: Unlikely brothers in arms; The Brethren. By John Grisham (Century, pounds 16.99). Reviewed by Christine Barker. |
Barker, CHristine |
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584 |
| Books: Where a Mediterranean of memory lives on; Reflections On Blue Water. By Alan Ross (Harvill, pounds 18). Reviewed by Richard Edmonds. |
Edmonds, Richard |
|
850 |
| Botham beef not enough against French. |
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|
480 |
| Boy, 8, drowned at camp. |
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|
85 |
| Bullets face question of choice. |
Thomson, Fraser |
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372 |
| Business View: All washed up after a lifetime of machines. |
Duckers, John |
|
792 |
| Business week. |
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1266 |
| Cabbie rapist jailed. |
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|
105 |
| Capt Scott's 'bad luck'. |
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128 |
| Carbone's right sign for Villa. |
Bishop, Rob |
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854 |
| Care worker suspended after Waterhouse report. |
Warburton, Richard |
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383 |
| CD REVIEWS: RECORDED DELIVERY. |
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126 |
| Cigarette bootlegging 'stooges' are jailed. |
McCARTHY, ROSS |
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277 |
| Clean Greene focused on Sydney through sport's gathering clouds. |
Ward, Michael |
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888 |
| Clover and Dairy Crest to save pounds 25m by knowing which side bread is buttered. |
Halstead, Ian |
|
448 |
| Club guide: Overproof. |
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|
1700 |
| Collecting: Auction is a real Cliff-hanger. |
Hawkes, Harry |
|
528 |
| Confidence vote gives Scots room to impress. |
Stone, Simon |
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673 |
| Conservative MP tells of sadness after depressed son 'took own life'. |
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270 |
| Davies hits heights and spectator in Webb chase. |
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506 |
| Deal puts Robson on top of the Toon. |
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410 |
| Doctor tells of deadly allergy risk. |
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289 |
| Down your way: Picture book idyll with heart of steel; Ashorne, Warwickshire, may have lost its shop and school, but the village can still boast some unusual attractions, discovers Ross Reyburn. |
Reyburn, Ross |
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1515 |
| Duke of York says he's happy to be 40. |
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187 |
| England hope takes Wright track via Crewe junction. |
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592 |
| Ex-Pc wins damages against force. |
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339 |
| FA CUP FILE. |
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379 |
| Fashion: Bohemian look returns. |
Crofts, Rachael |
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286 |
| Fashion: Putting on the glitz in catwalk London; Despite past criticism about London Fashion Week, it was THE place to see new ideas for next winter, says Georgina Pattinson. |
Pattinson, Georgina |
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433 |
| Father who lost temper jailed for shaking baby daughter to death. |
Posner, Michael |
|
471 |
| Fiat drives profits ahead. |
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381 |
| Five hurt in blast. |
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103 |
| Food & Drink: Annie's kitchen. |
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492 |
| Food & Drink: Every excuse to get your chips; Get frying tonight - for next week is National Chip Week. Alison Jones reports on a much-maligned treat. |
Jones, Alison |
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591 |
| Food & Drink: Irish sandwiches - so bread is from Rochdale; Hot on the heels of the Irish bars is a sandwich bar straight from the Emerald Isle. But don't expect champ in your sarnies, says Alison Jones. |
Jonesa, Alison |
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628 |
| Food & Drink: Peppering food with salt spells danger; A full English breakfast is packed with sodium chloride, says Georgina Pattinson. |
Pattinson, Georgina |
|
613 |
| Four who 'lost sense of human pity' guilty of killing youth. |
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402 |
| Fury as Shipman escapes trial over 23 more deaths. |
Beal, Peter; Mcintyre, Sinead |
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757 |
| GARDENING: DIARY. |
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583 |
| Gardening: It sometimes is less bovver with a hover; Winter lawns can often cause problems, but Roger Clarke offers advice on how to rise above them. |
Clarke, Roger |
|
1608 |
| Garforth props up Woodward's hope. |
Malley, Frank |
|
944 |
| Ged Scott on Saturday: Even Gazza is swamped by Follymore. |
Scott, Ged |
|
986 |
| Ged Scott's sporting week: Manners maketh fans as England hatch cunning plan. |
Scott, Ged |
|
1064 |
| Getting caught on the hop in Greece; Tuesday: Lunch in Naxos; Wednesday: Sundowner in Santorini; Friday: Party, party, party in Mykonos . . . Eliza Anderson makes the most of the Greek islands. |
Anderson, Eliza |
|
1180 |
| Greed can do a world of good; Natural capitalism is a veritable store. |
Maclean, William |
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632 |
| Halifax online banking plans put value on the up. |
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347 |
| Harriers chief planning full-speed march through Poppies' defences. |
Ward, Michael |
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445 |
| Headmaster rebuked for school stance. |
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129 |
| Health: Does working out work out for pregnant women?; Instead of putting their feet up with a box of chocolates, modern mothers-to-be are to be found in the gym. Gabriel Roberts discovers it's a good thing. |
Roberts, Gabriel |
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930 |
| Hijack asylum seekers move to detention centre. |
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287 |
| Hollywood residents act to declare independence for Tinseltown. |
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340 |
| Home is no place for this system. |
Edwards, Cliff |
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498 |
| Hunt saboteur ordered to pay back damages after bat attack. |
Howard, Stephen |
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533 |
| if.com Internet bank proves a lifesaver for Halifax. |
City, ROBERT LINDSAY |
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369 |
| Improving Hidebound prepares to break out; By VERITAS Racing Correspondent. |
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402 |
| Interiors: Living the low life in a loft apartment; In the third of an occasional series in which we peep through the keyhole of the homes of interior designers, Julie Fowler-Drake shows Jo Ind around her loft apartment. |
Ind, Jo |
|
1004 |
| INTERIORS: NUTS & BOLTS. |
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694 |
| Interview Jimmy Lea: I'll be Jim, like it or not. |
Dodd, Ros |
|
2000 |
| Jason Beattie's column: Love with a new sub-text. |
Beattie, Jason |
|
641 |
| JAZZ CD OF THE WEEK. |
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|
707 |
| Job trouble brewing as Bass eyes brewery sale. |
Williams, Philip |
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565 |
| John Bright business diary: Manager's chat show beats the football. |
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710 |
| John McCain: From zero to hero - a straight story from the US; Or how it looks like William Hague has backed a loser again. By Jason Beattie. |
Beattie, Jason |
|
1036 |
| Johnstone looks to spring another shock at Henry's expense. |
Gordon, Ian |
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922 |
| Judge considers a chancel of reprieve. |
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215 |
| Judge criticises children's homes legal loophole. |
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396 |
| Last man standing rescues. |
Field, David |
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945 |
| Law firm 'awash with cash' Legal Aid fraud trial told of sophisticated share-out system. |
Luck, Deborah |
|
828 |
| Lifestyle: Can you drink your way slim?; Shop shelves are heaving with slimming aids, but Cate Wilson asks whether or not meal replacement drinks can help in the battle of the bulge. |
Wilson, Cate |
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999 |
| Lifestyle: Dangling the carat of marriage to a Leap Year boyfriend; With many proposals from women expected later this month Alison Jones looks through rings. |
Jones, Alison |
|
835 |
| Line-ups: Ireland Scotland; Lansdowne Road, Dublin (4pm). |
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170 |
| Lively hosts trouble Moseley; Stourbridge 10 Moseley 22. |
Ballard, Dave |
|
411 |
| Living it up: What's new, blue and very busy?; Free champagne and a thirsty throng - the New Art Gallery Walsall opens its doors. |
Eskildsen, Words: Kristian |
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338 |
| Loan organisation gives enterprise a chance. |
Linnee, Susan |
|
576 |
| Lockerbie prosecutor's self-defence. |
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299 |
| Lovesick blues for an Elvis fanatic. |
Aston, Paul |
|
314 |
| Me and my health: Deborah Bull. |
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694 |
| Mechanic crushed to death by lorry. |
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|
325 |
| Midland digest. |
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|
750 |
| Midlands archive: Fame a Midland town would rather not claim. |
Reyburn, Ross |
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689 |
| Midlands archive: Murder most horrid from a Victorian Doctor Death; A GP taking ultimate control over his patients' lives is not just a recent phenomenon finds Chris Upton, while Ross Reyburn visits the modern scenes of some grizzly crimes. |
Upton, Chris |
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817 |
| Ministry admits Bloody Sunday rifles have been destroyed. |
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289 |
| Missing goal leaves Bruce feeling down; Huddersfield Town 1 Manchester City 1. |
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176 |
| Mystery of damage to Harvester. |
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542 |
| Naomi shows off her retiring nature. |
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233 |
| National boat caravan & leisure show: Unlocking the great outdoors and get out more. |
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488 |
| Nato chief warns Serbs to keep out of Kosovo. |
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|
119 |
| News digest. |
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519 |
| NHS needs to double intensive care beds. |
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281 |
| Nuclear particle is discovered on beach. |
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386 |
| O'Leary's route to glory. |
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510 |
| O'Toole picks up Olivier award for an outstanding life. |
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455 |
| Packing it all in on French trip; Crossing the Channel with a baby meant planning with military precision. But after endless list-making, it all went swimmingly, says Hannah Stephenson. |
Stephenson, Hannah |
|
916 |
| Paedophile shot dead. |
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135 |
| Palace man's threats shame. |
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217 |
| Past shame of school hit by seduction claim. |
Aitchison, Neil |
|
814 |
| Personal Finance: Advisers ready to link up in cyberspace. |
Crane, George |
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444 |
| Personal Finance: Bill Tarmey backs heart campaign. |
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146 |
| Personal Finance: Digest. |
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464 |
| Personal Finance: Ebbs and flows across Atlantic. |
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188 |
| Personal Finance: Growing old cheaply. |
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209 |
| Personal Finance: Higher yield, bigger the risk; FSA highlights worries over corporate bonds. |
Axon, Peter |
|
856 |
| Personal Finance: In the Pink and growing so quickly. |
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156 |
| Personal Finance: Inflation that has Bank of England on the hop. |
Seager, Ashley |
|
461 |
| Personal Finance: Millions gathering dust; Windfalls and prizes that no one seems to want. |
Wilson, Cate |
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687 |
| Personal Finance: Mutual friends raise hackles over survey. |
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336 |
| Personal Finance: Pension victims told time is running out. |
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184 |
| Personal Finance: pounds 9m extra pay-out as Wesleyan rewards its clients' loyalty. |
Finance, IAN HALSTEAD Personal |
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516 |
| Personal Finance: Pre-nuptial advice may be best policy. |
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381 |
| Personal Finance: Start saving early to meet university challenges. |
Crane, George |
|
355 |
| Personal Finance: Tax warning for investors with Isas bigger than their bellies. |
Economics, NEVILL BOYD MAUNSELL |
|
567 |
| Personal Finance: Unexpected bills are the biggest headaches. |
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155 |
| Personal Finance: When it's Virgin on a really good shake-up. |
Finance, IAN HALSTEAD Personal |
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577 |
| Peter Sturridge Gardening Club: No lack of spring colour with our lilac. |
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482 |
| Pick of the week: music choice. |
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317 |
| Picture of the week: Portrait of Stravinsky (1918). Robert Delaunay (1885-1941) New Art Gallery, Walsall. |
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804 |
| Porsche off says BMW in retaliation. |
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504 |
| Post Script. |
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|
90 |
| Post Script. |
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|
81 |
| President in call for votes to aid reform. |
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336 |
| Profile Philip Harrison: Blues Bar is no flight of fancy for Philip; zInterior designer finds time to relax - and watch - in his latest creation Philip Harrison managing director Harrison Design Company. |
Pain, Steve |
|
1623 |
| Property: To the Manor born again for a bright future; An impressive Costwold dwelling is being converted into seven homes. Property Correspondent Marsya Lennox reports. |
Lennox, Marsya |
|
801 |
| Prudential slides as boss quits. |
City, ROBERT LINDSAY |
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231 |
| Quite some cloud on the horizon. |
Warburton, Richard |
|
382 |
| Rail drivers to strike. |
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|
100 |
| Rambling: Saxon delights at Deerhurst. |
Shurey, Richard |
|
662 |
| Rape-bid man's drunken folly. |
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|
200 |
| Rapid-fire Henman in final four. |
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|
755 |
| Record man who passed death's door. |
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493 |
| Recovery mission in safe hands with determined Townsend; Simon Stone finds a determination to erase the embarrassment of shock defeat in Rome. |
Stone, Simon |
|
610 |
| Response pleases police. |
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|
229 |
| Review: Extraordinary presentation of clarity; City of Birmingham Touring Opera Pelleas and Melisande Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre. |
Morley, Christopher |
|
265 |
| Review: Glorious and magical theatre at its finest; An Apology for the Life of an Actor The Other Place, Stratford upon Avon. |
Edmonds, Richard |
|
317 |
| Saddlers' ambition to keep it clean. |
Bishop, Rob |
|
455 |
| Sales down again at Somerfield. |
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147 |
| Sandvik boosts performance. |
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341 |
| Scandal of love that could not be barred. |
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182 |
| Sex attacker faces life. |
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122 |
| Sports digest. |
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416 |
| Stand-in stand-off Penaud ruled out. |
Baldock, Andrew |
|
288 |
| Steele may boost shot-shy Shrews. |
Scott, Ged |
|
141 |
| Sterling rise is quite a surprise. |
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237 |
| Strachan aims to cure travel sickness. |
Scott, Ged |
|
697 |
| Suitable cases for good treatment. |
Wilson, David |
|
710 |
| Sunny days here again for revamped Sutton. |
Raymer, Paul |
|
646 |
| Ten years for rapist in street kidnapping. |
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332 |
| The quality of Merson is not strained by England snub. |
Bishop, Rob |
|
360 |
| THEME FOR THE DAY. |
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644 |
| Thompson demanding fear factor from Blaze. |
Bishop, Rob |
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219 |
| Time to play happy families; For quality time with the children, experts agree that you can't beat an old-fashioned board game, says Cate Wilson. |
Wilson, Cate |
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1076 |
| Town clerk in court for misleading his councillors. |
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124 |
| Two doctors drown in Australian beach tragedy. |
William, Helen |
|
257 |
| Under-pressure Gatland will come out firing. |
Laybourn, Ian |
|
715 |
| Unsworth aims to leave Gregory standing again; Ged Scott on the Villa misfit who could end their FA Cup dreams. |
Scott, Ged |
|
1055 |
| Waiting for the super-hospital bulldozer in some comfort. |
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|
260 |
| Watts starting to recharge batteries. |
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|
197 |
| Weekend: A vision for the future; Out of Wednesbury came a remarkable family which made its mark on cultural life in 20th century Britain. But it was a gift from one member that put neighbouring Walsall on the map, says Chief Feature Writer Jason Beattie. |
Beattie, Jason |
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1437 |
| WEEKLY TV QUIZ. |
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118 |
| Win sweeps McCoy past own record. |
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131 |
| Woman in blazing flat rescued by firemen. |
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644 |
| Women on the 'B List' of victims. |
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259 |
| Woodhall courting fight for title shot. |
Scott, Ged |
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445 |
| Yorke test for Ferguson. |
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476 |
| Your Honour: New adventure for dedicated nurse; Avril Edwards has been awarded an MBE for her long service to nursing. |
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749 |
February 19, 2000
