Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Miser' tag libel victory for Sugar. |
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518 |
| 14mph Benz races through MoT test; Good little runner: 101-year-old car still rolling. |
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271 |
| A terse, tense and ultimately heart-wrenching tale; The Company of Strangers. By Robert Wilson (HarperCollins, pounds 12.99). Reviewed by Christine Barker. |
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493 |
| Alchemy boss blames woes on lack of skills. |
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425 |
| Aluminium shows its mettle as use in cars accelerates. |
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734 |
| American-style dock around the clock idea given cautious welcome. |
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480 |
| Angling: Packington trout worth the weight. |
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353 |
| Antiques & collecting: One small step for man - one giant leap for enthusiasts; As the 40th anniversary nears of the first man in space to orbit the earth, Harry Hawkes looks back to the Cold War - and forward to a sale of space memorabilia in London next month. |
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1054 |
| Antiques & collecting: Paris bound for world of antiquaires; Try a cross-Channel jaunt in spring for a romantic search for antiques, books and prints, says Richard Edmonds. |
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1173 |
| Appointments: Better deal for Harris. |
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440 |
| Archive. |
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144 |
| Archive: Day out in the tunnel of lime; Chris Upton looks back at the days when Dudley's underground canals for the extraction of limestone first became a huge tourist attraction Dudley's subterranean world. |
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941 |
| Archive: Tourist attraction that keeps on growing; Ross Reyburn reports on the latest ventures of the Dudley Canal Tunnel Preservation Society, which succeeded in reopening the limestone tunnel for visitors in 1972. |
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774 |
| Art of business: Sponsorship to tune of pounds 20,000. |
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148 |
| At the movies: Business as usual; Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman's showbusiness partnership continues even though the couple have separated. |
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452 |
| Athletics: Merry to step up gear for Christie. |
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847 |
| Badminton: Yonex sponsorship in doubt. |
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201 |
| Basketball: Garcia stars to grab win from jaws of Sharks; Sheffield Sharks 79 Birmingham Bullets 91. |
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382 |
| Better repairs pledge for tenants. |
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267 |
| Birmingham Post Comment: Crime pays? |
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201 |
| Birmingham Post Comment: Cuts may jeopardise safety of public. |
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262 |
| BMW denies Rolls-Royce switch to Germany. |
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|
135 |
| Book lines. |
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618 |
| Books Between the lines of artists' letters; The Letters of Sir Joshua Reynolds. |
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898 |
| Boxing: Little help from Kelly's mates key to defence. |
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304 |
| Boy dies in fourth hanging in 12 months. |
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298 |
| Boys to stay at school after sex ordeal for pupil. |
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518 |
| Brush up on the Blues. |
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|
80 |
| Bulger killers 'free in May'. |
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564 |
| Bumper bill for go-slow zones. |
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|
435 |
| cd reviews: classical. |
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459 |
| cd reviews: CLUB COMPILATIONS. |
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544 |
| cd reviews: jazz. |
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664 |
| cd reviews: off the record; Too talented TO BE BITTER. |
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616 |
| cd reviews: rock and pop. |
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815 |
| Chess. |
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|
320 |
| Coroner slams prison. |
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171 |
| Couch potato: X hits the spot; Videos of the Week. |
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897 |
| Cricket: Bears left-handers in pole position to provide rare treat. |
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552 |
| Cricket: England in spin over Giles injury. |
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718 |
| Cricket: Jacobs cracker proves A-team choker. |
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334 |
| Cricket: Keith Piper chooses Primary Club as nominated charity. |
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138 |
| Cricket: Piper guarantees Bears benefit. |
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959 |
| Cruise control: Visitors dock at NEC show. |
|
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164 |
| Culture: Cinema Listings. |
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86 |
| Culture: Rambling: Absorbing and inspirational; Motionhouse MAC, Cannon Hill Park. |
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274 |
| Culture: Reviews: A shift in a new direction; Gary Numan Birmingham Academy. |
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275 |
| Down Your Way: Pride of place in their village; As part of Birmingham's Heartlands Development a new urban village has been created. Ross Reyburn discovers how the area is flourishing. |
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1089 |
| Educators plan to teach a lesson to authorities. |
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543 |
| Even former disgraced Cabinet Ministers can be forgiven. |
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674 |
| Facia bosses jailed for fraud. |
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283 |
| Family Life: A week of FUN & GAMES; It's school half term and you may be stuck for ideas with what to do with the kids. Here, Mel Hunter looks at what's on offer - whatever your budget - to keep them occupied over the coming week Whether you child is in to sport, books, science or history, there will be something which will give them a day out to remember. |
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1695 |
| Fear of war on two fronts. |
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|
144 |
| Film interview: Return from SILENCE; Ten years of waiting is over and Anthony Hopkins returns as the spine-chilling Hannibal Lecter. Alison Jones talks to the actor about the role that is sure to shock cinema audiences. |
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1127 |
| Fire Service anger at pounds 1.5m grant shortfall. |
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537 |
| Firm admits blame for crush tragedy. |
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189 |
| Football: Acker's greatest hits. |
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778 |
| Football: Adders sink their teeth into Thomas; DR MARTENS WESTERN. |
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498 |
| Football: Arch villain!; THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: Rebel without a pause who loved nothing more than driving the opposition radio ga-ga Football Correspondent Rob Bishop bids farewell to the Villa fanatic who has been a thorn in Doug Ellis's side. |
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1605 |
| Football: Atherton ready to taste St Andrew's for real this time. |
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438 |
| Football: Bowater to lead from front with Bridgnorth; MIDLAND ALLIANCE. |
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724 |
| Football: Bromsgrove asking for Moore goals. |
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261 |
| Football: Broughton commits his future to Harriers. |
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349 |
| Football: Capital derby day all or nothing for Chelsea's season; FA CUP PREVIEWS. |
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551 |
| Football: Clark family rivalry is ideal spur for upset at Tottenham. |
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504 |
| Football: Ex-Saddler Rammell aims to stitch up another old pro in cup clash; Ged Scott on the former Walsall hit man carrying the Midland torch in today's FA Cup ties. |
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1146 |
| Football: Experienced trio helping Brewers keep their heads; Dr Martens Premier. |
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687 |
| Football: Gap in Villa diary sees Gregory on intensified scouting mission. |
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464 |
| Football: Gatecrashers threaten Blues. |
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752 |
| Football: Ged Scott On Saturday: Juan more River to cross - or mistaking Juan Pablo for Pablo Aimar. |
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391 |
| Football: Ged Scott On Saturday: Sun, sea and same story. |
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736 |
| Football: Ged Scott On Saturday: Tragedy of sportsmen once fame has passed. |
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366 |
| Football: Graydon relies on sea breeze to lift Saddlers. |
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576 |
| Football: Hier swoop to keep Solihull storming upwards; Dr Martens Western. |
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632 |
| Football: Iwelumo latest to join losing Robins' long injury list. |
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242 |
| Football: Jackson urges Steelmen to find killer instinct; Dr Martens Western. |
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442 |
| Football: King demands more as Telford bid for top-five spot; Nationwide Conference. |
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607 |
| Football: Life minus Francis is end of era for QPR. |
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556 |
| Football: Loan ranger Brennan biding his time with Hinckley. |
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317 |
| Football: Martins sock it to Rugby; Dr Martens Wester. |
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447 |
| Football: Pointon's pointer to being a manager. |
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524 |
| Football: Ratcliffe plan to give Collins early debut. |
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345 |
| Football: Sneekes set on reunion in top flight. |
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724 |
| Football: Sutton's golden oldies calling the tune. |
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331 |
| Football: Uncertain Carbon out to impress. |
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372 |
| Football: Worcester profiting from funny business. |
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775 |
| Footballer pervert jailed. |
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135 |
| Full circle: Last of the Bull Ring disappears to make way for pounds 400m project. |
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234 |
| Garden Diary. |
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587 |
| Ged Scott On Saturday: Pesch and the old boys live it up while the missus is away; Sporting Week. |
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803 |
| German Minister faces possible perjury inquiry. |
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239 |
| Ghostly monk haunts female prison. |
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176 |
| Golf: Irish hope contends with Kiwis and storm. |
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824 |
| Health: Facing up to the change; Does the menopause have to mean misery? Mel Hunter looks at what conventional and alternative medicines have to offer. |
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1084 |
| Health: Men urged not to let their love lives suffer. |
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639 |
| Hockey: Olton girls' chance to show international credentials. |
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496 |
| Holiday Show. |
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204 |
| Honoured to enter a world of trauma; Alive and Kicking . By Clare Woodward (Tregolwyn Publishing, pounds 12.95). Reviewed by Alison Davison. |
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422 |
| Houllier in sympathy with injured fans. |
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344 |
| Hunting rich vein of cash. |
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162 |
| Just the job: If you want to get ahead look out for the hunters. |
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471 |
| Kenwood and rival agree price. |
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117 |
| Lawrence calls for prosecution overhaul. |
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347 |
| Legacy wants cash back from Dome bid. |
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177 |
| Lending rates 'key weapon to guard economy' Eyes on the future: Bank policy-maker vows to stay vigilant on inflation. |
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534 |
| Letter: Death sentence not carried out. |
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108 |
| Letter: Do grammar schools now have a future? |
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256 |
| Letter: Hall Green area suffering neglect. |
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110 |
| Letter: Nuclear weapons here to stay. |
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176 |
| Letter: The road to ruin. |
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215 |
| Letter: Volunteers need transport help. |
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128 |
| Lloyds TSB: No walking away from Abbey deal. |
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418 |
| Man denies three killings. |
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80 |
| Market Report: Shares plunge on news from across Pond. |
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353 |
| Motor Racing: Button heading up cul-de-sac as search for right formula goes on. |
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497 |
| Motorola is latest to join a technology sector afraid of the future. |
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550 |
| Now Boarding. |
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537 |
| On the trail of wealth: Bank goes after the golden touch. |
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269 |
| Pastimes: Inspiration to reach your full potential; Vicky Broadribb MBE talks to Carsten Petersen. |
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833 |
| Personal Finance: Debt-laden Britain sitting on economic timebomb. |
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406 |
| Personal Finance: Doom and gloom from the investors. |
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222 |
| Personal Finance: Flexible finance linked to base rate. |
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260 |
| Personal Finance: ISA fever on way with key changes. |
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758 |
| Personal Finance: One in five can be classed as affluent. |
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497 |
| Personal Finance: Spot the saver: Kevins will be hanging on to their cash. |
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184 |
| Personal Finance: Staffordshire passes on cut. |
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117 |
| Personal Finance: Wednesday Budget primer for an election. |
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529 |
| Personal Finance: When house dreams turn to nightmare. |
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592 |
| Perspective: A ten-year history of sorties and accusations. |
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480 |
| Perspective: Why Saddam must not be allowed his freedom. |
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629 |
| Posh Spice thief sentenced. |
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|
130 |
| pounds 22.5m for toddlers' first school steps. |
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|
210 |
| Powergen hikes the price of gas. |
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200 |
| Prisoner who cut up cell-mate hospitalised. |
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189 |
| Profile: NAUTICAL BUT nice; They're young, earnest and look to the giants for inspiration. Phil Gould meets Starsailor, the band from nowhere, currently being touted as the next big thing. |
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840 |
| Prostitute death arrest. |
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|
100 |
| Racing: Doumen snub for Warwick. |
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486 |
| Racing: McCoy pays tribute to a 'perfect hurdler'. |
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203 |
| RAF jets launch Baghdad attack. |
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530 |
| Rambling: Quiet spot where jet-propelled imagination finally took flight; Richard Shurey guides walkers around tranquil south Warwickshire. |
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579 |
| Residential Property: Chance to become lord of the manor; Seven years of restoration work have paid dividends for a Shropshire family, writes Helen Macklin. |
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1078 |
| Rolls-Royce job fears get under staff's white collars. |
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507 |
| Rugby Union: Celtic cousins scrambling for Lion's share. |
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543 |
| Rugby Union: Game to lose from expected massacre. |
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|
619 |
| Rugby Union: Ireland determined to stop French from cutting the mustard. |
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664 |
| Rugby Union: Johnstone betting on bookmakers' motivation. |
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519 |
| Rugby Union: Scots' five-try blitz stuns Wales. |
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255 |
| Rugby Union: Wary Woodward warns of Italian threat for title favourites. |
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662 |
| Rugby Union: White filled with trepidation as rampant Coventry come calling. |
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486 |
| Russia offers carrot and nuclear stick to Europe. |
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292 |
| Ruthless murder of Serbs on road to family graves. |
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634 |
| Sandvik's vows fall on stock market deaf ears. |
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316 |
| Sex attacks started when boy was just 14. |
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323 |
| Single management for hospital recovery. |
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591 |
| Skiing: Bjarte Engen Vik romps to victory. |
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|
99 |
| Snooker: Antony Bolsover extends winning streak. |
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|
112 |
| Snooker: Rivals take their cue to do battle. |
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258 |
| SOS text-messager thought she was about to die. |
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|
390 |
| Stuck in a desert or a deep blue sea; The recent weather is a sign of things to come so make sure you plant accordingly, says Roger Clarke. |
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1200 |
| Swimming: Rebecca Cooke coasts to comfortable victory. |
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104 |
| Table talk: NO TEARS before lunchtime. |
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1898 |
| Table talk: TABLE manners. |
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337 |
| Taking a dip into life on the ranch not so comfortable. |
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669 |
| Tangled webs from the heart of Birmingham; Snakeskin. By John McCabe (Doubleday, pounds 9.99). Reviewed by Simon Evans. |
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526 |
| Television guide: IN THE MAKING; Coming soon to the small screen. |
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459 |
| Television guide: Why Cal is enjoying THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS; He might have played Premiership football, but instead he's playing the cheated lover of a beautiful blonde leading a secret double life. Cal Macaninch tells Graham Keal some of the pros and cons of starring in Best of Both Worlds, the new BBC1 drama from the prolific Paul Abbott. |
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874 |
| Tennis: Wonderful Henman marches on in Copenhagen. |
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604 |
| The Business Profile: Frame and fortune; A former cowboy and brewery worker, Paul Green has moved from such small beer to become the head of a pounds 12m-a-year art gallery empire. John Cranage paints a vivid picture of a man who combines creativity with business acumen. |
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1151 |
| The freak also RISES; Hunter S Thompson, Fear and Loathing in America - The Brutal Odyssey of the Outlaw Journalist 1968-1976. Edited by Douglas Brinkley (Bloomsbury, pounds 20). Reviewed by Michael Emery. |
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1016 |
| The Peter Surridge Gardening Club: Straight root to success. |
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809 |
| The Ros Dodd Interview: Following passion and faith. |
|
|
1944 |
| Theme for Today. |
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154 |
| They Said. |
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330 |
| Tomalin up there with the best of them; Several Strangers. Writing from Three Decades. By Claire Tomalin (Penguin, pounds 7.99). Reviewed by Monica Foot. |
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442 |
| Travel: Call of the WILD; It's still possible to get a taste of the wild and wonderful Canada that the first white settlers had to cope with. Chris Pryke tries a holiday that really gets away from it all. |
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1684 |
| Travel: Going Dutch to enjoy a spot of well-ordered fun; Alison Davison visits Efteling - known as 'Europe's enchanted park' - with her children to see what fun and games can be had by the young and old alike. |
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1093 |
| Travel: Minneapolis - offering travellers a contrast to the great outdoors. |
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622 |
| Triathlon: Olympic move to placate triathlon's warring factions. |
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|
165 |
| Up close & personal; With no stage and no seats for the audience, Graham Vick's Votzek promises a performance like no other. Alun Thorne reports. |
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1113 |
| US navy is criticised. |
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|
85 |
| Victim pleads for leniency in rugby attack. |
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279 |
| West's battle to keep Iraq grounded. |
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211 |
February 17, 2001
