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| 'Enhancing' the last few years of life; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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731 |
| A huge relief to tenant farmers; RURAL LIVING Tenant farmers in Staffordshire are celebrating a county council u-turn over plans to sell off vast tracts of land, reports RICHARD MCCOMB. |
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984 |
| Actress granted restraining order; COURTS. |
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168 |
| AGENDA: 'Don't give the oxygen of publicity to the extremists' Today Birmingham will host a celebration of the best of Muslim writers. It's an opportunity to communicate the virtues of British Muslims, says Junaid Bhatti, Baron of Ballencrieff. |
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1099 |
| AGENDA: Biased reporting, read all about it! |
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695 |
| AGENDA: REFLECTIONS. |
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310 |
| Animal activists will highlight Grand National 'cruelty'. |
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249 |
| Athletics: Kenney's success causes conflict in world of futures; Brian Dick on the compromises to her social life that Laura Kenney is only too happy to make. |
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727 |
| BA leading the fallers; BRITAIN. |
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508 |
| Baby catches bug from pet snake; HEALTH. |
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150 |
| Band of brothers still rockin' after 50 years; MAIN FEATURE SALLY HOBAN meets the Rayvons, one of the longest surviving bands with all original members in the country. |
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2010 |
| Beautiful and easy-to-please perennials; GARDENING. |
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574 |
| Big day with a difference. |
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524 |
| Big toughie - but such a smooth operator; JOHN SCANTLEBURY test drives the new Land Rover Discovery and enjoys its oh-so-British cool. |
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852 |
| Birmingham Opera in the running for top accolade. |
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585 |
| Blooming lovely in Moseley; GARDENING Just who transforms otherwise plain villages and towns ready for the Britain in Bloom competitions? If it is not the local authorities it is a team of dedicated volunteers. STEPHANIE SILK reports from the floral frontline about Moseley's bid for glory. |
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759 |
| Bomber pilot to pay his respects; MEMORIAL. |
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174 |
| BOOKS: Devil is in the detail of these historical crime capers; MIKE RIPLEY'S CRIME FILE. |
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654 |
| BOOKS: Here are the beautiful ones; A beautiful new book portrays America's artiest city in pictures. ANDREW COWEN is hooked. |
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536 |
| BOOKS: Victorians and a world of fairies; Fairies in Victorian Art by Christopher Wood (Antique Collector's Club. pounds 25. Reviewed by RICHARD EDMONDS. |
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658 |
| Boro add to options; BLUE SQUARE NORTH. |
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233 |
| Bringing history alive for 21st century children; A dedication to research has paid off for novelist Paul Dows well as his sea-faring adventure stories bring history alive for children. SALLY HOBAN went to meet him PROFILE. |
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1844 |
| Brits don't like children much, says US report. |
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328 |
| Broker becomes a target; STOCKBROKING. |
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300 |
| Brown gives Money extra scope in race for play-offs; LEAGUE ONE: SOUTHEND UNITED v WALSALL (Roots Hall, today, 3pm). |
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529 |
| Buckinghamshire folk the happiest in the country. |
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165 |
| Burglar breaks into Downing Street with fake ID. |
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534 |
| Car insurance changes rake in millions; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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273 |
| Caskey remaining ever the Lion-hearted; BRITISH GAS BUSINESS PREMIER. |
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905 |
| Celebration of life after death; BOOK REVIEW The Book of Football Obituaries By Ivan Ponting Know The Score Books 4sportsbooks.co.uk price: pounds 11.87 saving 34 per cent on rrp. |
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447 |
| Centrica boss on pounds 1.9m but 2,000 laid off. |
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513 |
| Coleman still seething over Eastwood; COVENTRY CITY v PLYMOUTH ARGYLE (Ricoh Arena, today, 3pm). |
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617 |
| Collecting Diary; ANTIQUES & COLLECTING. |
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635 |
| Consumer confidence slump thanks to US recession fears; ECONOMICS. |
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486 |
| Cool Grove steps into breach for lowly Bees; RUGBY UNION: NATIONAL DIVISION ONE Youngsters put on spot in local derby at crucial phase of season. |
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720 |
| Coventry grit means no favours for neighbours. |
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568 |
| Cricket: Players set for PCA talks. |
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337 |
| Cricket: Sehwag makes history. |
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405 |
| Customers get raw deal from 'packages' PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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92 |
| Cycling: More gold for Romero's bedtime. |
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580 |
| Dairy Crest is set to spread pain of costs; FOOD. |
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391 |
| Darby acts to halt slide; BRITISH GAS BUSINESS PREMIER. |
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228 |
| Dead man was a drugs mule; POLICE. |
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122 |
| DID YOU KNOW? |
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156 |
| DVD REVIEWS: Arresting tale of obsession and betrayal. |
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849 |
| Electrical firm flies in face of tough markets; ENGINEERING. |
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161 |
| Enterprise raises a glass to the prospect of REIT status; PUBS. |
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338 |
| Ethical stance doesn't mean investments are no good; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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342 |
| Football: George Gillett. |
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225 |
| Football: Glassboys in the mix as play-offs race hots up. |
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470 |
| Football: O'Neill irked by loss of Gardner; BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE: MANCHESTER UNITED v ASTON VILLA (Old Trafford, today, 5.15pm). |
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1092 |
| Football: Stunned Romulus planning to hold late-season tribute to tragic Jamahl; BRITISH GAS BUSINESS MIDLANDS. |
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672 |
| Football: White knights may be clubs' only saviours as credit crunch grows; BUSINESS OF SPORT. |
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828 |
| From pirate to Poppy; A regular face in Hollywood blockbusters like Pirates of the Caribbean, Naomie Harris tells SARAH O'MEARA she likes to keep her feet on the ground TV & RADIO. |
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1090 |
| Giggles amuse radio listeners; BROADCASTING. |
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139 |
| Golf: Three-putt last-hole slip wounds Westwood. |
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902 |
| Help is at hand to soothe new capital gains flat rate; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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956 |
| Historic pub blaze; FIRE. |
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109 |
| History against O'Neill's men amid preparations to repel red tide; SPREAD BETTING SPREADEX. |
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795 |
| Hockey: Ramsden returns as Cannock seek last-chance Euro option. |
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450 |
| Hodgson sees off leaders Bath; PREMIERSHIP. |
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121 |
| House prices continue to fall as buyers feel pinch; HOUSE PRICES. |
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829 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Chihuahuas prompt fury; MEXICO. |
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92 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Children are bearing the brunt of Mugabe's madness. |
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372 |
| INTERNATIONAL: China moves to curb surging food prices ahead of Olympic Games. |
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511 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Dutch politician's film criticises Islam; HOLLAND. |
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170 |
| INTERNATIONAL: EC backs down in mozarella row; ITALY. |
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204 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Governor's vow despite charges; PUERTO RICO. |
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126 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Hong Kong democracy campaigner retires. |
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201 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Iraqi deadline for halt to violence extended a week. |
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565 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Microwave dad 'loves his baby'. |
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99 |
| INTERNATIONAL: Teen victim's body flown home. |
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149 |
| Iraqi oil flowing again to ease rocketing fuel prices; CRUDE. |
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292 |
| It's feast time in Tipton - Caribbean style; FOOD& DRINK A taste of the Caribbean. . . in Tipton. RICHARD McCOMB talks, and eats, with Jamaican super cook Veda Sampson. |
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1864 |
| Largest power supplier deal; ENERGY. |
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146 |
| Letter: A terminal lack of leadership. |
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151 |
| Letter: Are we really so weak and snivelling? |
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498 |
| Letter: It is a question of space. |
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101 |
| Letter: Little action from our regional ministers. |
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406 |
| Letter: Taking the advice of Sir Humphrey. |
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143 |
| Letter: The enemy of science. |
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210 |
| Look for ISAs paying 5pc; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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186 |
| McCarthy standing his ground; COCA-COLA CHAMPIONSHIP: CHARLTON ATHLETIC v WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (The Valley, today, 5.20pm). |
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648 |
| Men from the north will provide acid test for Reds; BLUE SQUARE NORTH. |
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476 |
| Midlands will be medical powerhouse. |
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516 |
| Mills ready to show door to his under-performers. |
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491 |
| Mortgage hunters should strike while the iron is hot; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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1028 |
| Motor Racing: Neal races into shape as new team delivers some fresh challenges; MOTORSPORT: BRITISH TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP. |
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689 |
| Motor Racing: Portlock ready to take wheel; MOTORSPORT: RALLYING. |
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684 |
| Motor Racing: SEAT in race proves timely for Jones. |
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654 |
| MOTORING: Beamer 1 takes its top off. |
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271 |
| MOTORING: Broken brakes; In the news. |
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125 |
| MOTORING: Hammered; In the news. |
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116 |
| MOTORING: Mechanics milestone; In the news. |
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88 |
| MOTORING: Smaller footprints; In the news. |
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118 |
| Mowbray is satisfied with progress of grand plan. |
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490 |
| Muslim writers recognised by Jackson Five star. |
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354 |
| NATURE WATCH; GARDENING. |
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471 |
| Odds favour Blues if they can net opening goal; ODDS & EVENS BETRESCUE.com. |
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549 |
| ON THIS DAY. |
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196 |
| Online bank accounts offer better deals; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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201 |
| Over 60 town hall bosses make it to the pounds 100,000 club. |
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687 |
| Pensioners are hit harder by rising inflation; PERSONAL FINANCE. |
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108 |
| Points to prove after Moseley voice 'honestly-held' opinions. |
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550 |
| POLITICS: Boris pledges new approach; LONDON. |
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128 |
| POLITICS: Cameron calls for state to intervene in the economy. |
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683 |
| POLITICS: FSA to get special powers after HBOS rumours scandal. |
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352 |
| POLITICS: Local results boost Brown; BY-ELECTIONS. |
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121 |
| POLITICS: MP expenses case will cost pounds 100,000. |
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129 |
| POLITICS: Presenter will carry torch. |
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197 |
| POLITICS: Straw lets terrorists out; JUSTICE. |
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203 |
| POLITICS: Strike will hit FA Cup semi weekend. |
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131 |
| POLITICS: Worst Great Western escapes Government fine. |
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265 |
| Post correspondent caught in the chaos. |
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190 |
| pounds 40m win boosts figures for firm; JARVIS. |
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92 |
| Presbyterian streak would suit Mitchell. |
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562 |
| Professional services win good profits for Christie; SOFTWARE. |
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Financial report |
496 |
| Profit warning raises concern; USA. |
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278 |
| Property key to Nikkei rise; JAPAN. |
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512 |
| Punch pulls out of M & B merger. |
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162 |
| Quiggin stays bullish despite Sutton stumble. |
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459 |
| Quiz of the Day. |
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170 |
| RSPCA 'trespassed on life' of sacred cow. |
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340 |
| Ruddock expecting more of the same from his reborn Warriors. |
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467 |
| Second disastrous day sees more misery at T5. |
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642 |
| Showpiece augmenting players' will; COCA-COLA CHAMPIONSHIP: WEST BROMWICH ALBION v COLCHESTER UNITED (The Hawthorns, today, 3pm). |
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745 |
| SNOOKER. |
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146 |
| St Modwen outlook set to slow this year; PROPERTY. |
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322 |
| Sucker Punch for M&B as merger is off; LEISURE. |
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610 |
| Take a walk through history of the city. |
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City overview |
156 |
| Teenager killed over a tenner. |
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721 |
| Thank crunch for Footsie bottoming to 30-year lows; MARKETS. |
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741 |
| The advert that sparked a nationwide debate about Phil Collins. |
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210 |
| THE BIRMINGHAM POST: Average Britain. |
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110 |
| THE BIRMINGHAM POST: Councils must curb anti-social drunkenness. |
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405 |
| THE BIRMINGHAM POST: Value for money. |
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318 |
| The entrepreneur with a green idea we could all warm to . . . BUSINESS PROFILE In 1965 at the age of 16 he was an apprentice electrical engineer in the small fishing and shipbuilding Scottish town of Buckie by the Moray Firth. Today Brian Davidson runs an award-winning West Midland firm providing geothermal heating and cooling systems that could play a pivotal role in a green future for Britain. Ross Reyburn spoke to him about his career. |
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1608 |
| Three matches to showcase leading players; LACROSSE. |
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234 |
| Ticket anarchy; CELEBRITY. |
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99 |
| Tintin role; CELEBRITY. |
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112 |
| Tiny masterpieces that prove hugely popular; SALLY HOBAN discovers small is beautiful at the National Miniatura Show ANTIQUES & COLLECTING. |
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934 |
| TRAVEL: Journey to the heart of Portugal and the hidden villages; The Portuguese put the flags out when ALISON JONES took a trip to the Beiras region. Though it was just a happy coincidence, she did find a warm welcome in the hillsides. |
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1654 |
| TRAVEL: Lights, camera, action on the trail of adventure; PAUL COLE reports of on a feast of new exhibitions taking in Bond, Dr Who, The Beatles and more . . . |
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875 |
| TRAVEL: More choice for single parent holidays. |
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226 |
| TRAVEL: My mammoth charity cycle ride to say 'thank you'. |
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543 |
| TRAVEL: Springtime last minute travel. |
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321 |
| True story of medieval England - in microcosm; The appeal of court rolls to a medieval historian is that they are the closest one can get to the real life of the Middle Ages. And Halesowen has one of the best records in the West Midlands, discovers CHRIS UPTON LOCAL HISTORY. |
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1385 |
| TV FILMS OF THE WEEK; TV & RADIO. |
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687 |
| TV PICKS OF THE WEEK; TV & RADIO. |
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601 |
| Two spoons and a bottle... |
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1242 |
| UK growth is set to stall, say analysts; ECONOMY. |
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266 |
| Villa must nullify the world's 'greatest player'. |
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|
926 |
| Wagon rolls into contracts; AUTOMOTIVE. |
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287 |
| Watamu can make up for Lincoln disappointment at Kempton. |
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425 |
| WEB LIFE. |
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84 |
| Win a limited edition DVD of this new classic western. |
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263 |
| Woman loses fight over BT charges. |
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348 |
| Worcester May day. |
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198 |
| Yates buoyed by blend in attack and tight defence; BLUE SQUARE PREMIER. |
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397 |
| YouTube boy fighters are safe and well, say Sussex Police. |
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243 |
| Zarate's creativity can soften McFadden blow; BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE: BIRMINGHAM CITY v MANCHESTER CITY (St Andrew's, today, 3pm). |
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976 |
March 29, 2008
