Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| 'Avid' collector downloaded repugnant child porn. |
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223 |
| A society fighting to survive. |
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906 |
| Anniversaries: Birthdays. |
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106 |
| Anniversaries: On This Day. |
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195 |
| Another will be along in a minute, mate -maybe. |
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642 |
| Archive. |
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199 |
| Asian rivals drive European increase. |
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628 |
| ATHLETICS: Lewis-Francis masters mind games in Olympic quest. |
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467 |
| Aussie doomsday crater unearthed. |
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160 |
| Blair warns: Industry is always going to lose jobs. |
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745 |
| Boys twice as likely to suffer from dyslexia. |
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348 |
| British abuse pictures 'fakes'. |
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646 |
| BT fair exchange lets in its rivals. |
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355 |
| Burglars clean up. |
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|
135 |
| Burst of activity for 3i in Midlands. |
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485 |
| Business as usual for staff at nightclub. |
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229 |
| Cable company's results reflect a good first quarter. |
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453 |
| Capping means job cuts claims authority. |
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286 |
| Car firms unite on steel costs. |
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349 |
| Car sales looking up for Lookers. |
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233 |
| Chirac seeks Alstom deal. |
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180 |
| City View: Why it's time to buy an eco-car and save some tax. |
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515 |
| Conman seducer who 'became a murderer' Midland. |
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460 |
| Control not issue if we get stuck in jams. |
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569 |
| Councils lose 'weak' rating fight. |
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178 |
| Cricket: Centurion Hogg aims to stay at Edgbaston. |
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374 |
| Cricket: Hearty Warwicks up and running; Surrey trail Warwickshire by 356 runs with three first-innings wickets remaining. |
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574 |
| Cricket: Murali in no mood to give in. |
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307 |
| Cricket: Papps takes chances for Test place. |
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498 |
| Cricket: Spearman leads home assault on hapless Northants; COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP REVIEW. |
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520 |
| Cricket: Worcester lose control to Hooper; Lancashire lead Worcestershire by 241 runs with seven second-innings wickets remaining. |
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695 |
| Culture: Carmen comes to Alex. |
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535 |
| Culture: Digital future safe in hands of The Bug; Roger Clarke gets the bug for state of the art radio. |
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590 |
| Culture: Drama with a powerful kick; Mike Davies reviews the week's new cinema releases. |
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2605 |
| Culture: Grudge match of the day; Culture Director Nick Love gives Mike Davies a Firm handle on The Football Factory. |
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1447 |
| Culture: In the spirit of innovation; Terry Grimley looks at some of the highlights of the CBSO's 2004-5 season. |
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753 |
| Culture: TV Choice. |
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218 |
| Dawn chorus from the clouds. |
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170 |
| Disabled man's nightclub ordeal. |
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306 |
| Driver says he didn't see train coming. |
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243 |
| Exhausting process of recording. |
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197 |
| Failed pensions' safety net could collapse without help from state. |
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441 |
| Football: Blast from the past. |
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245 |
| Football: Brindley places emphasis on cheering fans; FA TROPHY FINAL - The defensive stalwart tells Colin Stoner why the Pitmen are desperate to succeed at Villa Park. |
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559 |
| Football: Cunningham ban making Bruce livid. |
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455 |
| Football: Disappointed Konjic heads for Pride Park. |
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277 |
| FOOTBALL: Distraught Wales fail in Euro appeal; NATIONAL FOOTBALL. |
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364 |
| Football: Forssell finishes Taylor debate. |
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776 |
| Football: Irwin preparing for his Molineux swansong. |
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521 |
| Football: Lee wins for Merson in managerial stakes. |
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539 |
| Football: Malvern Town. |
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125 |
| For What it's Worth: 1, Finlarigg Drive. |
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305 |
| For What it's Worth: 108, Gough Road. |
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257 |
| For What it's Worth: Oak Cottage. |
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251 |
| For What it's Worth: Pond House. |
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262 |
| Ford on track with turnaround plan. |
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254 |
| Get Moving: Who's at fault for bus chaos? |
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598 |
| Glasgow blast claimed young mother. |
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524 |
| GOLF: Elson keen to build on steady start; Ken Schofield's Belfry dreams Plus Broadhurst learns strength from within. |
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388 |
| GOLF: Norman times not yet over. |
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692 |
| Golf: Sorensen's shock finale. |
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791 |
| Grove acquisition: Investment firm's pounds 10.5m deal. |
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394 |
| Harpic helps group make strong start. |
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293 |
| Hightower's AIM plan. |
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206 |
| Hope for ex-staff over lost pensions. |
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427 |
| How helpline for gang members could diminish risk of gun crime. |
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441 |
| India may get another Gandhi PM. |
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560 |
| Industrial action may escalate at Cadbury. |
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528 |
| Inquest into ex-Marine's death. |
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301 |
| Iraq Crisis: British abuse pictures 'fakes'. |
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668 |
| Iraq Crisis: Bush tells of his disgrace. |
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122 |
| Iraq Crisis: Cover-up? Garbage snorts Rumsfeld. |
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355 |
| Iraq Crisis: Dour, humourless, but not unlikeable. |
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355 |
| Iraq Crisis: Female Private was photographed having sex with guards. |
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209 |
| Iraq Crisis: Minister denies ignoring or even seeing report. |
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371 |
| Iraq Crisis: Second US soldier to stand trial. |
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163 |
| Jim in a spin over the Bullring. |
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160 |
| Labour sack high profile council duo. |
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244 |
| Lastminute set for take-off. |
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108 |
| Learning lessons from Afghanistan; Religion is said to cause more wars than anything else. The Bishop for Birmingham, the Rt Rev John Sentamu, wanted to find out for himself if it was true, if religion helps or hinders. But his trip to Afghanistan gave him much more food for thought -and showed him an example he thinks we in Britain would do well to follow. Caroline Foulkes reports. |
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1476 |
| Legal and Finance: A less-stressful way to resolve costly commercial disputes. |
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597 |
| Legal and Finance: ACCA warns that reforms are a liability. |
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439 |
| Legal and Finance: Beware an offer you can't refuse. |
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442 |
| Legal and Finance: Bosses could face manslaughter charge. |
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158 |
| Legal and Finance: Companies ignoring OFR. |
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97 |
| Legal and Finance: Directors need to be checked, too. |
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234 |
| Legal and Finance: Homeworker rights hopes. |
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135 |
| Legal and Finance: No state of grace for tardy payroll returns. |
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177 |
| Legal and Finance: Regulations mean employers can be fined for illegal workers. |
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313 |
| Legal and Finance: Row brewing over hours. |
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99 |
| Legal and Finance: Shakespeares' new associates helps them to grow. |
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265 |
| Legal and Finance: Solicitor campaigns against service slip. |
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284 |
| Legal and Finance: US investment in UK still climbing. |
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347 |
| Legal and Finance: Wragge closes deal for Japanese bank. |
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571 |
| Letter: Putting the record straight over Hortons; ... and the Grand Hotel debate goes on as well. |
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796 |
| Letter: The Maypole debate; As an error appeared in transcribing this email letter from Birmingham Chief Planninng officer over the Maypole controversy, we are printing it again to correct any misunderstandings. We apolgise for the error - Editor. |
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393 |
| Libyans jailed for passport forgery. |
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121 |
| Life in jail too much for Palmer. |
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308 |
| Long-term Lockheed deal agreed by Umeco. |
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237 |
| M&S appointment. |
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141 |
| Market report: FTSE takes Wall Street dip in stride. |
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522 |
| Maxine Carr gets ban order security. |
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539 |
| Mercian's tenants decide repair firm. |
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248 |
| Metal Mickey puts it on the line; The appropriately named Phil Sayer is the voice of the railways at New Street station and others across the UK network. But, as Transport Reporter Campbell Docherty found out, he is not exactly an uncritical supporter of the network. |
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626 |
| Motoring: Case of a missing apostrophe. |
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842 |
| MP calls for laws barring baby-milk gimmicks in Third World. |
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204 |
| MP slams 'bustitution' without talks. |
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414 |
| New contracts lift Beatty's order book by pounds 700m. |
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683 |
| New jobs as Asda invests in its stores. |
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349 |
| Next defies difficult year on the high street. |
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327 |
| Oil prices edge up to war record. |
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261 |
| Oxfam will wake us up to smell 'fair' coffee. |
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346 |
| Perspective: Interesting times as politics enters exciting phase. |
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695 |
| Post People: Hot jam in the house. |
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194 |
| Pro-life activist is jailed for sex attack. |
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311 |
| Profits are in the post for BoI. |
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185 |
| Property: Picture postcard pairing. |
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831 |
| R&SA agreement delights market. |
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189 |
| RACING: Batman Senora. |
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219 |
| Racing: Crystal set to atone. |
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125 |
| Racing: Millenary cut above the rest. |
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841 |
| RALLYING: Martin puts his foot down more carefully than usual. |
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530 |
| Relatives pray for survivor-hunt miracle. |
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449 |
| Report reveals meagre investment in young Midland companies. |
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330 |
| Residential Property - Delays and quotas fuel competition. |
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732 |
| Residential Property - Why waste space on rooms with beds? |
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926 |
| Royal approval for security measures. |
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249 |
| RUGBY UNION: North Midlands' trio boost hopes of Twickenham date. |
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536 |
| Saucy pupils on net. |
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144 |
| Sex attack: man arrested. |
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146 |
| Sex case UN Irish troops disciplined. |
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205 |
| Taxing times for Al Fayed. |
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117 |
| TENNIS: Tennis Show 2004. |
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110 |
| The Birmingham Post Comment: Arms dump. |
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105 |
| The Birmingham Post Comment: Over or under? The choice is a vote away. |
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355 |
| The Birmingham Post Comment: Trained voice. |
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204 |
| Theme for the day. |
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158 |
| Tories would build Birmingham Tube; Exclusive. |
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574 |
| Tory pledge to freeze council tax. |
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614 |
| Two medics 'saw Army beatings victims'. |
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102 |
| U-turn embarrassing for British Land. |
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224 |
| Virgin boss confirms creation of 1,400 new jobs. |
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344 |
| WM Police investigate vote-fraud allegations. |
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319 |
May 14, 2004
