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| Airport plan puts councils at odds. |
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553 |
| Anniversaries. |
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318 |
| Antiques: Rare portraits bring lost history to life; From exciting Chinese finds to a WW2 Enigma machine, Richard Edmonds is happy hunting down treasures at a forthcoming Antiques for Everyone Fair. |
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1116 |
| Appointments: Just the job: Drivers need to decipher PAYE codes. |
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497 |
| Appointments: Steve steps up for the Grant Thornton team. |
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448 |
| Apres moi an auction. |
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149 |
| Archive. |
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228 |
| Archive: Clout, cloth and fame name; We associate the Peels with Sir Robert, twice Prime Minister and founder of the modern police force, but he in fact was the third Robert Peel of the family, and his opportunity to rise to the highest office in the land was largely due to the hard work -mostly industrial -of the two Robert Peels before him, explains Chris Upton. |
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989 |
| Are you sitting uncomfortably?; Far from having a bunch of daffy presenters with their hands up puppets' bums, children's television could teach adult schedulers a thing or two, as Caroline Foulkes reports. |
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2450 |
| ATHLETICS: Long road to Athens starts in Dublin for O'Sullivan. |
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601 |
| ATHLETICS: Staying on track to beat the best; Tom McCook meets the man still claiming titles almost 20 years into his retirement. |
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751 |
| Baby boy dies in bouncer at nursery. |
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306 |
| Birmingham Post Comment: Airport poser. |
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203 |
| Birmingham Post Comment: Cutting out crime. |
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121 |
| Birmingham Post Comment: Time to end making SAT tests so public. |
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412 |
| BOOK REVIEW: Pioneers were miles ahead of their time; 3:59.4 The Quest for the Four-Minute Mile By Bob Phillips (Parrs Wood Press, pounds 12.95) 4Sportsbook.co.uk price: pounds 9.05. |
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562 |
| Books: An imaginative doggy tale; Timoleon Vieta Come Home: A Sentimental Journey by Dan Rhodes, Canongate, pounds 6.99. |
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409 |
| Books: Bestsellers. |
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161 |
| Books: Bestsellers. |
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126 |
| Books: Bite-size chunks of charm and wisdom; Jigs and Reels, Joanne Harris (Hardback pounds 15, Doubleday). |
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464 |
| Books: Children's books; Jayne Howarth recommends the latest in children's literature. |
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260 |
| Books: Groups' gathering. |
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183 |
| Books: No twists in old France; The Jester by James Patterson and Andrew Gross, Headline pounds 6.99. |
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317 |
| Books: Review: All Fur Coat by Andrew Holmes, Sceptre, pounds 10.99. |
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300 |
| Books: Review: The Master by Colm Toibin, Picador, pounds 16.99. |
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322 |
| Books: Writing by stages; Gielgud's Letters by John Gielgud, edited by Richard Mangan, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, pounds 20. |
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803 |
| Brum students' F1-style car roars off contest starting grid. |
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336 |
| Building carries on. |
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185 |
| BUSINESS OF SPORT: Masters increases value by turning back on commercials. |
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797 |
| Business Profile: Peddler who made Brum's US link; As president of the British American Business Council, Birmingham lawyer David Birch will be in the spotlight this April when the organisation's 10th annual spring conference gets under way. He talks to special correspondent Andrew MacLeod. |
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1763 |
| Busted's third NEC concert. |
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97 |
| Cardboard wardens on the streets. |
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204 |
| CD Reviews: Anastacia -Anastacia (Epic). |
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281 |
| CD Reviews: Attuned to a sympathetic and stylish package; Charpentier: Messe a quatre choeurs -Ex Cathedra/ Jeffrey Skidmore (Hyperion CDA67435). |
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286 |
| CD Reviews: Elgar: Solo Piano Music -David Owen Norris (Elgar Editions EECD 002). |
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316 |
| CD Reviews: Jazz CDs. |
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1327 |
| CD Reviews: Textural richness; Dadelsen Trio CBSO Centre. |
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246 |
| CD Reviews: The very best of Tim. |
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870 |
| CD Reviews: Vivaldi: Cantatas -New Chamber Opera (Gaudeamus CD GAU 339). |
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248 |
| Child care expert cleared of downloading child porn. |
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267 |
| Collecting: Beautiful collection that cracks the code of the calling card. |
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878 |
| Collecting: Collecting Diary. |
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271 |
| Collecting: What do they mean? |
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114 |
| Conservative jailed for forging ballot papers in council election. |
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254 |
| Council chief guilty of attempted scam. |
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195 |
| CRICKET: Bears' stock rises after Streak quits. |
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306 |
| CRICKET: Inspired Thorpe lifts England; THIRD TEST. |
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813 |
| Date set for Aston girls' murder trial. |
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133 |
| Dial-up legal advice scheme goes on trial. |
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497 |
| Director takes to stage as curse of Macbeth strikes down Duncan. |
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254 |
| Dixon's delight: New HQ marks 150 years for family decorating firm. |
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261 |
| Ecstasy haul after tip-off to crime line. |
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167 |
| Engineers' warning. |
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138 |
| Ex-councillor admits downloading child porn from internet. |
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327 |
| Financial Week: THE WEEK'S REVIEW. |
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931 |
| Food: Eating ourselves sick?; Is our eating getting out of proportion? Ulrike Winter wonders whether our lunch culture is to blame for growing obesity levels. |
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630 |
| Food: Experiments to savour. |
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1255 |
| Food: Side Orders. |
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704 |
| FOOTBALL: Ashby vows Borough will keep pressure on leaders. |
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427 |
| Football: Brindley 's Trophy all set to run over; Hednesford Town v Aldershot Town. |
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427 |
| FOOTBALL: Clyde's efforts can lift Wolves; THE PREMIERSHIP: WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS v SOUTHAMPTON. |
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681 |
| FOOTBALL: Corbett deal a little gem for Brewers. |
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259 |
| FOOTBALL: Coventry's performance levels keep Black happy. |
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372 |
| FOOTBALL: Crouch itching for chances; THE PREMIERSHIP:ASTON VILLA v MANCHESTER CITY. |
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831 |
| Football: Dark horses Willenhall use Eccleston as cover; MIDLAND ALLIANCE. |
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702 |
| FOOTBALL: Flexibility takes Bulls to play-off edge. |
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351 |
| FOOTBALL: Forssell's star soars; Blues' prolific on-loan striker continues to gain admirers, writes Chief Football Writer Hyder Jawad. |
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1279 |
| Football: Future starts here for stunned Bucks; Canvey Island v Telford United. |
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557 |
| Football: Harriers' survivor Bennett has score to settle has score to settle with Hull; NATIONWIDE THIRD DIVISION. |
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510 |
| Football: Harriers' upset highlight of Keogh career. |
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283 |
| FOOTBALL: Heartbreak for Gee as squad at Lamb are told they can go; NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE. |
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453 |
| Football: International rules rile Bruce; Big-club influence unfair on small fry. |
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1192 |
| FOOTBALL: Jones sustains slim survival hopes. |
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406 |
| Football: Last-minute Henry move for Wenger's busy Gunners; FA CUP Manchester United v Arsenal. |
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418 |
| FOOTBALL: Leitao adds key option for shaky Walsall; FIRST DIVISION. |
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284 |
| FOOTBALL: McAteer chooses the Wise option; FA CUP SEMI-FINALS. |
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508 |
| Football: Megson: Finishing line's not in sight; NATIONWIDE FIRST DIVISION Ipswich Towv v West Bromwich Albion. |
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868 |
| Football: Oldbury's Woodcock and McGrath backed. |
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341 |
| Football: Reds asked to turn on style; DR MARTENS WESTERN. |
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389 |
| FOOTBALL: Top clubs seeking pay-back from Fifa. |
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322 |
| Football: Triple signing signals Bedworth promotion plan. |
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348 |
| FOOTBALL: Versatile Williams boosts Moor Green; DR MARTENS PREMIER. |
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423 |
| FOOTBALL: Villa happy to be in City's exalted league position. |
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510 |
| FORMULA ONE: McLaren misfortune continues to turn up heat in desert fight. |
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730 |
| Free meals at school a thing of past, says survey. |
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616 |
| Fury as murderer launches appeal. |
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338 |
| Gang bosses jailed for immigrant labour scam. |
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307 |
| GOLF: 'Knackered' Woosnam shows there's life in the old dog yet; ALGARVE OPEN DE PORTUGAL. |
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687 |
| GOLF: Leader Bowden throws major tantrum over Masters invite; BELLSOUTH CLASSIC. |
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700 |
| Grade to restore BBC after Hutton. |
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697 |
| Grandmother saves pond fall baby. |
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87 |
| Health: Hair today, gone tomorrow; As trends go it can be a rather unsettling one for those affected. John von Radowitz tries to get to the root of hair loss. |
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942 |
| Health: I'm one of life's smooth operators and proud of it; It was an easy choice for Chief Feature Writer Paul Groves when he hit 30. Go for the 'Bobby Charlton' or just go for it with a pair of clippers. |
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679 |
| Historic site vandalised. |
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85 |
| HOCKEY: Hopeful Bournville looking to Nottingham for helping hand. |
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397 |
| Home & Gardens: Borders Lines; The Royal Horticultural Society Encyclopedia of Gardening (Dorling Kindersley, pounds 35). 750 pages. |
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275 |
| Home & Gardens: Elegance is child's play; Turning your garden into a child-friendly area does not mean abandoning grown-up style, as Nick Williams explains. |
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671 |
| Home & Gardens: Gardening chores. |
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206 |
| Home & Gardens: Plant of the week. |
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149 |
| Home & Gardens: Spring is here with its amazing palette of colour. |
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516 |
| Hook-handed Abu Hamza dismisses anti-terror call. |
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293 |
| Hospital order for platform attack mental patient. |
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229 |
| Hospital sorry over dead baby blunder. |
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254 |
| Hospitals on target. |
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83 |
| Hundreds at funeral of murdered bystander. |
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319 |
| IN BRIEF: ATHLETICS. |
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353 |
| IN BRIEF: CRICKET:. |
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90 |
| Interest rate rise looms as housing continues to soar. |
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625 |
| Internet trap ex-marine jailed for sex with girl, 12. |
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578 |
| Interview: Child's tale of 'rags to riches'. |
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2256 |
| Jaguar sales surge on in US. |
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579 |
| Jail for licensee who bit off drinker's nose. |
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155 |
| Jobs bonanza will follow service growth - survey. |
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459 |
| John Bright: Spotting a banker a mile away. |
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916 |
| John Bright: Whiteley's defining point. |
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323 |
| Juror threat results in executives' mistrial. |
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112 |
| Jury clears frustrated motorist of making anthrax hoax. |
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242 |
| Last Warwickshire mine faces seamless transition. |
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328 |
| LDV's jobs lifeline to Alstom. |
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474 |
| Letter: A misunderstanding of commercial reality. |
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424 |
| Letter: Calling old class mates. |
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138 |
| Letter: Thornton House magic. |
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586 |
| M&S kicks off a black day for workers as major firms axe 3,500 jobs. |
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543 |
| Man in court over teenager's murder. |
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91 |
| Market report: Upbeat US employment statistics send Footsie into overdrive. |
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434 |
| Morris to build more homes after MBO. |
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309 |
| Mother weeps as police appeal over rider's murder. |
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435 |
| Muslims hurt in stand-off at holy site. |
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349 |
| NR predicts 20 per cent lending increase. |
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297 |
| Offenders discover it's payback time. |
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196 |
| Partners aim to tackle burglaries. |
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187 |
| Personal Finance: Age Concern calls for free home care as old people see charges soar. |
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463 |
| Personal Finance: Bankrupt rules may backfire. |
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678 |
| Personal Finance: Brokers can help with poor health. |
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279 |
| Personal Finance: Customers still rely on statements. |
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185 |
| Personal Finance: Government told to hurry over elderly homes scam. |
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285 |
| Personal Finance: Mickey Mouse and the bank. |
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260 |
| Personal Finance: New service for student lets. |
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282 |
| Personal Finance: Security and service keys for cash savers. |
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217 |
| Personal Finance: Spring-clean your finances. |
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1411 |
| Personal Finance: Survey. |
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206 |
| Personal Finance: Toisas may be losing appeal for Tessas. |
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254 |
| Personal Finance: Top people's bank looks good for next decade. |
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305 |
| Personal Finance: Watchdog reveals seven deadly sins of credit selling. |
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179 |
| Personal Finance: Wealthy give money and time to good causes. |
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281 |
| Perspective: Shakespeare's poetry of speed; Fancy a spin this weekend? Why not pit your family motor against a 300mph supercar? Andy Rogers, news editor of Eurodragster.com, explains. |
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540 |
| Perspective: The Iron Angle: Local government under scrutiny with a slant Rumours abound as election fever takes hold. |
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677 |
| Perspective: Why we are proud of our spiritual heritage; Canon David Lee, Member of the Flame of Hope Committee, reignites the case for Birmingham's beacon of hope. |
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849 |
| Philippines chief acts on Irish attack. |
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198 |
| Plot pensioner sent down for killing wife. |
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490 |
| pounds 9m boost means more heart care nurses. |
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378 |
| Racing: Brookshaw adding to big-fence reputation. |
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726 |
| Racing: Courses warm to new TV channel. |
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203 |
| Racing: Jurancon can be real McCoy; GRAND NATIONAL. |
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1005 |
| Racing: Richard Dunwoody. |
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100 |
| Racing: Rooster Booster can disprove doubters. |
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688 |
| Racing: Trainers' championship could also be at stake; Alvechurch trainer Ian Williams offers his views on the runners and riders of today's big race. |
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414 |
| Raging Bull ride to thrill at Star City. |
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203 |
| Railway bomb brings fresh alert in Spain. |
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588 |
| RALLYING: A NEED FOR SPEED; Rapidly-rising rally star Wilks is in a hurry to get to the top Fraser Thomson goes for a spin with the next big thing in rallying. |
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1429 |
| Rambling: Follow the Coffee Pot Line. |
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808 |
| Residential Property: Grand Grade II* house in 11 acres. |
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810 |
| Rugby Union: Bath on verge of clinching play-off position; PREMIERSHIP PREVIEW. |
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651 |
| Rugby Union: CECIL'S DREAM GRANT; Worcester asked a major local businessman to help them submit a lottery grant. Then, they hit the jackpot, writes Brian Dick. |
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1459 |
| Rugby Union: PAYBACK TIME; Multi-millionaire who eight years ago sold his central heating business for pounds 100m, has been guiding force behind Worcester's startling ascent Brian Dick on the coach who gambled everything on Worcester, and won. |
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1370 |
| Rugby Union: Ross lays waste to Rotherham's hopes; Rotherham 20 Leeds Tykes 34. |
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297 |
| Rugby Union: Star buy adding to Sixways quality. |
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351 |
| ScS has it covered. |
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172 |
| SPEEDWAY: Howe delivers Wolves bonus. |
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259 |
| Teachers' debt burden. |
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92 |
| TENNIS: Lucky Roddick exploits Moya double-fault slip. |
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281 |
| Teresa relives pond horror. |
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587 |
| Test phobia of pupils aged seven; Why adults should watch with children. |
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555 |
| The Big Cat leaps to a new record. |
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225 |
| The week in pictures. |
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136 |
| Theme for the day. |
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163 |
| Top police signing up to ID card initiative. |
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361 |
| Tories turn fire on Blunkett as immigration row intensifies. |
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480 |
| Town centre closed after pounds 1m inferno. |
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259 |
| Travel: Now Boarding. |
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902 |
| Travel: Off the beaten holiday track; Forget two-weeks bed and board on a Costa or a week's self-catering on a Greek Island, Jo Clements finds that quirky alternatives are springing up in the most unusual places. |
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1135 |
| Travel: Vibrant charm of Taggart city; Edinburgh might be the pretty one, but gritty Glasgow has the edge as far as Caroline Foulkes is concerned. |
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1799 |
| UK recruitment improves while Europe stays static. |
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342 |
| US will fingerprint all Britons. |
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108 |
| Violent Bronson loses appeal. |
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293 |
| Vodafone launches its third generation. |
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235 |
| Wembley stalls bid. |
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277 |
| West Midland Safari and Leisure Park introduce white lions. |
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132 |
| Wife killer jailed for life second time around. |
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307 |
April 3, 2004
