Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| `A state of shock and mourning'. |
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863 |
| A better world is possible - the cost of failure is unimaginable. |
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466 |
| Alun Rees on TV: Rude Ruud's double digit delivery was uncalled for in European romp. |
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740 |
| Antiques&Auctions: Contemporary and past artists offer investment potential; VALUES: Wider appreciation of talents means collectors, dealers and buyers compete. |
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428 |
| Antiques&Auctions: Serious quality; MARGAM PARK. |
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183 |
| Antiques&Auctions: Two-day sale has selection of nearly 1,200 lots on offer; BRISTOL: Ceramics, militaria and books for auction. |
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361 |
| Antiques&Auctions: Writing furniture is always at a premium; HISTORY: From monks to rosewood. |
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781 |
| ArtsWales: `New energy, no clichs' vows WNO's own bad lad; NEW SEASON: Director's vision. |
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593 |
| ArtsWales: Don't miss... |
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442 |
| ArtsWales: Play stretches the imagination; ABERYSTWYTH: Set is made up of giant Lycra elastic bands. |
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262 |
| ArtsWales: Theatre is tribute to Secombe; SWANSEA: Young performers keep spirit of Sir Harry alive. |
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268 |
| Backpacker check after rape arrest; AUSTRALIA. |
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195 |
| BADMINTON: Welsh will fight scoring change. |
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266 |
| Blair under pressure as Labour officials oppose action against Iraq; SURVEY: Strength of feeling among grassroots highlighted. |
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322 |
| Blow to Blunkett policy as number of asylum seekers arriving in UK tops 20,000 for first time in nearly two years; IMMIGRATION: Figures a justification of tough new measures passing through Parliament, says Minister. |
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412 |
| Books: Fascinating look at a legend; Lawrence book is long-lost treasure which deservedly returns to the shops, says Dean Powell. |
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963 |
| Books: pick of the paperbacks - PEACOCK'S DANCING By Sharon Maas HarperCollins, pounds 6.99. |
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103 |
| Books: Wales, Scotland and the English identity crisis. |
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504 |
| Boom goes on with little risk of bust; HOUSING: Rate of price rises slows down a little. |
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671 |
| BOWLS: Stylish victory for Batten as he bids to keep his crown; Williams swept aside. |
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189 |
| Byw: Camu Mlaen Problemau'n codi yn Eglwys Rufain; Gwlad dlawd oedd Cymru yn 1500 a'r eglwysi mewn cyflwr gwael. |
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358 |
| Byw: Cyrraedd gyda'r post cynta' Gyda thrafnidiaeth gyhoeddus yng nghefn gwlad ar frig yr agenda Non Williams sy'n edrych ar gyfraniad Bws y Post. |
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1064 |
| Byw: Pwyll piau hi pan ar bwyllgor; Mae dadlau tanboeth yn dderbyniol. Ond peidiwch byth a bwrw aelod arall. |
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460 |
| Call centre staff threaten strike over fear jobs will go to India. |
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403 |
| CARDIFF Continental flavour favoured. |
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254 |
| Ceisio chwilio am raglenni i'w canmol; DEG MUNUD DWL: `Methiant trychinebus'. |
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504 |
| Change in direction of former pundit's political perception; PLAID CYMRU: Dafydd Trystan praises way Ieuan Wyn Jones has silenced his critics and doubters over past 12 months. |
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727 |
| COMPENSATION Payout could cost Abbey millions. |
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297 |
| Cover Story: Bright sparks who changed the world; Wales boasts some of the most important inventors ever, but a fine mind doesn't always make you a household name. Steve Dub pays tribute to these unsung heroes. |
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2589 |
| Cricket: C&G TROPHY FINAL Caddick to make the most of inside knowledge. |
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388 |
| CRICKET: Glamorgan optimistic over Kasprowicz injury; County hope paceman not ruled out for rest of season. |
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539 |
| Day: `Cabbage lady' returns - without side effects. |
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263 |
| Day: Common ground for mass of colour. |
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232 |
| Day: Crwydro gyda Dewi a Iolo. |
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167 |
| Day: day choice - Bits&Pieces. |
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368 |
| Day: From bad to worse for Tricky Dicky. |
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243 |
| Day: Mae'r byd yn grwn i dim pl-droed merched Dinas Bangor. |
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155 |
| Day: Meeting the Welsh Down Under. |
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135 |
| Day: O Faldwyn i lannau'r Fenai; Hanes yr athronydd, llenor, pregethwr a'r darlledwr Gwyn Erfyl yn ei eiriau ei hun. |
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546 |
| Day: Planed arbennig anhygoel o wyllt. |
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206 |
| Day: Six of the best explain; Jigsaw takes in costumes, music, books and acting talents. |
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405 |
| Day: soapbox. |
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454 |
| Day: SOPRANO SPEAK. |
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304 |
| Day: The Sopranos, feud and fugue; Mafia boss, Tony Soprano's double life holds Hannah Jones utterly enthralled. |
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650 |
| Day: Tymor newydd, gobaith newyd. |
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303 |
| Dedicated unit will help business meet demand; CONFECTIONERY: The Chocolate Connection on move. |
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208 |
| Diana: the death that divided a nation; GRIEF: Media accused of hype. |
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650 |
| Discount group offloads loss-making chains to majority shareholder for pounds 1; RESTRUCTURING: Brown & Jackson decides to focus on growing Poundstretcher. |
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309 |
| Donor insemination at a glance. |
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146 |
| DRAGON HEART - Vinnie Jones. |
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130 |
| Fantastic day for a rugby wedding; RADYR: Sport stars of past and present are outshone by Jonathan Davies and Helen Jones. |
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725 |
| Football: Another milestone in Powell's long career; FA CUP: Former Villa half-back is coach to Team Bath - first university side in the competition since Oxford in 1880. |
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629 |
| Football: Beattie wants to carry on his giant-killing exploits. |
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502 |
| Football: Bruce calls for Savage fair play; PREMIERSHIP: Treat him like anyone else, says Birmingham manager. |
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298 |
| Football: Cusack wants squad to stamp out silly errors; NATIONWIDE LEAGUE: Coach looking for answers. |
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|
582 |
| Football: CYMRU ALLIANCE League leaders on cup duty. |
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166 |
| Football: Gabbidon poised for Helsinki showdown; WALES: Cardiff defender ready for Euro 2004 qualifier. |
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403 |
| Football: Johnson prepared to take drop down to First Division over contract dispute; PREMIERSHIP: Wales midfielder still to reach agreement with the Baggies. |
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702 |
| Football: LEAGUE OF WALES Champions handed chance to move clear. |
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321 |
| Football: Rosenior looking forward to friendly rivalry with mentor; DIVISION THREE: Torquay coach has `greatest respect' for Wrexham's Smith. |
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410 |
| Football: Speed latest Keane target in autobiography; SOCCER: Manchester United captain accuses Newcastle midfielder of deliberate late tackle which ended his participation in 1999 FA Cup final. |
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540 |
| Football: WELSH LEAGUE Top two sides ready for clash. |
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165 |
| Football: Weston hopes to put nightmare behind him; City looking to lay to rest ghost of last year's April Fool's day disaster. |
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741 |
| Gardening: Fear the two-headed cabbage; John Humphries looks at the perils of geneticallymodified seeds. |
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594 |
| Georgian soldiers join `priority task' of searching for missing Welsh banker. |
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406 |
| Girlfriend Adele swears she trusts Darren with Tara. |
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423 |
| Gold diggers hunt the needle. |
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199 |
| Golf: EISENHOWER TROPHY Dominant four pick themselves for Wales debut. |
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205 |
| Golf: Illness and injuries. |
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141 |
| Golf: LPGA Tour. |
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152 |
| GOLF: Park within four shots of leader with chance to retain Tour card; BMW International Open, Munich. |
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551 |
| GP struck off medical register after saying he could get kidney for cash. |
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311 |
| Gwynfor portrait given to Library. |
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225 |
| Hilton trims debt burden by another sale-leaseback deal; HOTELS: Weak demand and profits slide prompt move. |
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257 |
| Himalayas challenge photographer's shaky technique. |
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237 |
| Homes: Don't forget to water your house plants. |
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481 |
| Homes: For a good first impression, fix that old gate. |
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355 |
| Homes: InsideHomes: Out and about. |
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117 |
| Homes: Let's put a spring into your steps; FLOORING: Lots of choice when updating down under. |
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564 |
| Homes: MCCARTHY & STONE Security a big plus at flats for the retired. |
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334 |
| Homes: Police can help injured passenger track down the taxi driver. |
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858 |
| Homes: Signs that the bubble is bursting; MARKET: Price rises slow down as more properties become available. |
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972 |
| Homes: Spot on millionaires' row. |
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589 |
| Homes: Time to say farewell to the potting shed; MALE DOMAINS: A man requires a space that is dedicated to him and his hobbies - but it's time to come in from the cold Annabel Bevan assesses the need to give a man space in the home. Annabel is an interiors PR consultant and can be contacted on 01792 460200. |
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1322 |
| Hospices seek funding for `community role' PALLIATIVE CARE: Charitable institutions claim the NHS could not cope without them. |
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388 |
| If the face fits, vote for it and hang the consequences. |
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718 |
| Internet: Going online to check my IQ wasn't very clever; internet. |
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632 |
| Interview: Nicolas Cage - Blown away by the war; Nicolas Cage says that a scarred face helped in his latest tortured role, reports Rob Driscoll. |
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1008 |
| IR slap in the face for chefs on backhanders; INVESTIGATION: Inland Revenue investigates chefs accepting bribes to use produce. |
|
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333 |
| James Pritchard's London Diary: End of summer. |
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197 |
| James Pritchard's London Diary: Fine account of Abse's career. |
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264 |
| James Pritchard's London Diary: Gigs to go to. |
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|
198 |
| Job offered on idyllic island occupied by loads of birds - single men don't apply; LUNDY: Search for couple to join isolated community seeking shepherd to manage flock. |
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495 |
| Kinnock defends his actions as accountant is removed; EUROPE: Official who warned of fraud may be called before parliamentary committee. |
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586 |
| LAUNCH Magazine aims for e-commerce. |
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252 |
| Leaderless clinic is best at IVF in UK; INFERTILITY: High success rate recognised. |
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521 |
| Leaked report prompts calls for extra beds; HEALTH: Plaid warns of winter crisis ahead. |
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218 |
| Let Charles rebuild a little happiness. |
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335 |
| Letter: America calling Nantyglo. |
|
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244 |
| Letter: Barbaric act. |
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103 |
| Letter: Changes needed. |
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|
531 |
| Letter: Cultural loss. |
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484 |
| Letter: Doctor shortage. |
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219 |
| Letter: Elderly let down. |
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264 |
| Letter: Euro benefits. |
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|
135 |
| Letter: Loss of freedoms. |
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|
105 |
| Letter: Missing Dragon. |
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143 |
| Letter: No to hanging. |
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122 |
| Letter: Rebate please. |
|
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121 |
| Letter: Saving Resurgam. |
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187 |
| Letter: Ship hall chance. |
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190 |
| Letter: Terrorism by EU. |
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163 |
| Letter: Thank you, NHS. |
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441 |
| Letter: Unfair report. |
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303 |
| Letter: Water anomaly. |
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|
111 |
| London. |
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103 |
| Looking back. |
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|
543 |
| Made up; Catherine Jones meets three wannabe music stars as they enjoy a little celebrity pampering. |
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|
956 |
| Money: `Pre-retireds' struggle to prepare for their pension; INVESTMENTS: It's worth checking out all the options to fund the years ahead, say advisors. |
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243 |
| Money: `When it's good it's very, very good ... and when it's bad, it's better' UNITED STATES: Firm backs alcohol and tobacco stocks. |
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|
133 |
| Money: City Market Report. |
|
|
310 |
| Money: Investment/Tax: What price using your own car for business travel?; ADVICE: Mileage rates, estate charges, capital gains and the importance of writing a will. |
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412 |
| Money: ISA buyers are keeping their nerve in rocky times; INVESTMENT: Shifts in portfolios reflect need for balance. |
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148 |
| Money: Money Line: Shop around for the best pension deal; ANNUITIES. |
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|
418 |
| Money: Pregnant? Time to think university fees!; PERSONAL FINANCE: There are so many tax-efficient child savings products available you should consult an IFA. |
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544 |
| Money: Students must learn to budget to avoid big debts; UNIVERSITY: Money management is an important first lesson. |
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|
612 |
| Money: Welcome to the great big world of work... |
|
|
297 |
| More details sought by Arcadia on takeover bid; RETAIL: Top Shop owner wants `further clarification' of arrangements between BHS billionaire and his backer Baugur. |
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|
302 |
| Mother tells of her grief five years on; DIANA: Princess remembered on the anniversary of her death. |
|
|
467 |
| MOTORSPORT: Coulthard leaps to the defence of endangered Spa; Belgian circuit faced with ban over advertising problem. |
|
|
458 |
| Move to pounds 1m HQ a template for rural success; CARMARTHENSHIRE: We need more winners like medical technology company Magstim, says Mike German. |
|
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573 |
| New rules will allow companies to brief investors before going public; FSA: News of capital raising and board appointments could be given to `insiders' first. |
|
|
288 |
| Newest plc `will be in profit next year' MEDICAL: Company six months ahead of schedule in its development, says MD. |
|
|
641 |
| Patient given wrong knee. |
|
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205 |
| Payout to nurse forced to quit after chemical exposure; YSBYTY GWYNEDD: Asthma attacks ruined career. |
|
|
215 |
| PERFORMANCE Next week is a barometer for business. |
|
|
308 |
| Plaid's fresh face reveals shock tactics. |
|
|
356 |
| POLITICS Labour `not hung up on hunting'. |
|
|
221 |
| Private Investor's Diary: Those little jobs around the home add up to good news for furniture retailers; HOME IMPROVEMENTS: August Bank Holiday reminds us that it is time to get our houses in order. |
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454 |
| Profile: Alan Thomas - The man who left a building society to run one. |
|
|
1288 |
| Punch lifts spirits with trading update; PUBS: Shares up 3pc following upbeat statement. |
|
|
330 |
| Quotes of the week. |
|
|
356 |
| Racing: Commission poised to rise through the ranks. |
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|
412 |
| Racing: Turf Talk: Mr Ed does talking for Bowen. |
|
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558 |
| Recipes: A passion for Welsh food pure and simple; We meet Michael Bates, new executive chef at Hilton Cardiff's Razzi restaurant, and columnist for The Western Mail magazine. |
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|
933 |
| Recipes: Second helpings for anybody who missed out; Re-run of Dudley coming in next fortnight and a new autumn series is on the way in October. |
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|
392 |
| Review: Adventurous, ambitious content makes small festival with big ideas a pleasurable event; MUSIC: Specially-commissioned new orchestral prelude presents thoughtful Messiah commentary. |
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|
357 |
| Review: Laying bare the holiday frivolity; TELEVISION: Light documentaries provided good analysis of popular culture. |
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|
685 |
| Rhodri owen column: Watch out, there's a toilet blocker about He dismissed our brick as the work of unseen dark forces. |
|
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679 |
| Robust security combats anniversary fear; AIRPORTS: Heightened alert as potential hijacker held in Sweden reminds everyone of September 11. |
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|
581 |
| Row over planning legal bill festers; HOMES: Councillors ignored advice. |
|
|
254 |
| Rugby Union: All Whites suffer under boot of Laney; Edinburgh 30 Swansea 20. |
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|
588 |
| Rugby Union: Breezy Bridgend brush aside woeful Newport; CELTIC LEAGUE: Newport 5 u Bridgend 13. |
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|
802 |
| Rugby Union: Fourie aims to turn his World Cup dream into reality; CELTIC LEAGUE: South African-born prop wants to wrest Wales No 3 jersey from Evans. |
|
|
783 |
| Rugby Union: Honours even but Nomads could have won; Connah's Quay 1 u Caernarfon 1. |
|
|
166 |
| Rugby Union: Jenkins urges his side to fight like Tigers; Llanelli told to follow Leicester's example as season gets under way. |
|
|
729 |
| Rugby Union: Police back but two sides in crisis; PRINCIPALITY CUP: Outlook bleak for Resolven and Oakdale. |
|
|
442 |
| Rugby Union: Pontypridd heroes undone by O'Driscoll; CELTIC LEAGUE: Leinster 31 Pontypridd 18. |
|
|
678 |
| Rugby Union: SIX NATIONS Wales kick off with Italian job while England host France. |
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|
401 |
| Rugby Union: Steelmen lack finishing speed in dour encounter; Ebbw Vale 0 u Ulster 19. |
|
|
726 |
| Rugby Union: Three sparkling tries light up All Black performance; Neath 25 Caerphilly 6. |
|
|
552 |
| Rugby Union: Wizards out to book their place at last; DIVISION ONE: Automatic promotion for Aberavon if they retain title. |
|
|
397 |
| Sad truth is that we could all be spare parts. |
|
|
600 |
| Second opinion: Gold diggers waiting for their crock. |
|
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303 |
| Showbiz Westgate: Feline philosopher. |
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|
134 |
| Showbiz Westgate: Jennifer and Liz's man in the middle. |
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236 |
| Showbiz Westgate: Milking fame. |
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|
172 |
| Showbiz Westgate: Mrs Wyczenski. |
|
|
110 |
| Showbiz Westgate: Persuasion. |
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|
153 |
| Spike the unwashed is a knight in shining armour; Notting Hill's `scruff' sheds his stereotype for heroic role. |
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|
1400 |
| STOCK MARKET Keep sharp eye on the `super suits'. |
|
|
502 |
| Student `alone for days' after killing himself with overdose of caffeine tablets. |
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|
325 |
| Suede bring best musical effects to new album; MUSIC: `A New Morning' dawns. |
|
|
732 |
| Swansea: Soldier killed in Afghanistan buried with full military honours. |
|
|
413 |
| Talking Business in Sport: Transfer directory a response to harsh realities of life in beautiful game; Peter Sharkey. |
|
|
675 |
| Teenager risks own life to save his family clinging to overturned boat; AMROTH ESCAPE: After two hours of hoping for rescue, youth, 15, swam under boat to locker for rescue flares. |
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|
538 |
| Tennis: Henman plays through the pain to ease past Norman; US Open, Flushing Meadows, New York. |
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452 |
| Thousands at cathedral for Holly and Jessica; MEMORIAL: Poems pay tribute to murdered 10-year-olds. |
|
|
434 |
| Travel: Seaside chic, that's Brighton; Ever since it became a fashionable Regency resort Brighton has drawn hordes of visitors to its many and varied attractions, writes Hannah Jones. |
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|
664 |
| Travel: SEPTEMBER EVENTS. |
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|
105 |
| Treat us with some respect Mr Kinnock. |
|
|
345 |
| Unhappy drivers attacking more speed cameras. |
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|
327 |
| Videos to buy. |
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332 |
| Videos to rent: Douglas cranks up the tension, but Coogan falls flat. |
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449 |
| View from the West: Stadium is a symbol of regeneration. |
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|
484 |
| Vinnie bares his soul; From soccer hardman to Hollywood, the remarkable Mr Jones tells Tomos Livingstone how he gets his kicks today. |
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|
795 |
| Vision `the first casualty of Earth Summit' SOUTH AFRICA. |
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|
442 |
| Vodafone to take control of Vizzavi. |
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|
110 |
| Wales celebrates 90 years of Gwynfor; Pacifist giant of Welsh culture whose place in history is secure recalls his contribution to the nation's political and cultural life. |
|
|
2428 |
| Walks: Come to Barmouth's first walking festival; Delightful coastal resort will be a hive of activity, writes Laurence Main. |
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256 |
| Warning as summit delegates argue; JOHANNESBURG: Charities' coalition walks out of talks on trade in disgust. |
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464 |
| WeekendMotoring: Reservoir cruise on Fat Boy is the perfect way to spend a Sunday. |
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|
820 |
| WeekendMotoring: The silver Rolls-Royce ghosts away from Crewe; CAR PRODUCTION: Last Rolls-Royce leaves Crewe assembly line following brand's takeover by BMW, leaving the plant to turn out Bentleys only. |
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608 |
| WeekendMotoring: Ultimate cure for today's stressful life; RANGE ROVER: The TD makes you feel at one with the world passing below elbow level. |
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|
474 |
| When facing danger is a pastime, not a necessity. |
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|
690 |
| WOMEN'S GOLF: Brewerton bids to become the first Welsh winner of European crown; Teenager in the hunt. |
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221 |
| Young rugby star cleared. |
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125 |
August 31, 2002
