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NAN Moncur was a baby when her parents filled in the form for Scotland's 12th census at their home at 2 Royal Park Place, Edinburgh, 100 years ago thi...
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IF stones could talk, what a tale the buildings of North Yorkshire's administrative centre and county town would have to tell, for Northallerton has o...
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FOR years, a legal loophole allowed motorists to tear up parking fines issued on the other side of the border.
Then authorities here tightened their belts and used European law to chase down Northern motorists.
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A ROW is brewing over who will govern one of Northumberland's major towns when the county switches to a unitary council.
It is planned to create three "characteristic communities" to work below the all-purpose Northumberland Council that is due to take over from the current two-tier structure in 2009.
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Dave Wwalder believes lessons have been learned from his side's previous game against Border Reivers, as the Scots make the short trip to Kingston Park for tomorrow's European Challenge Cup cross- border clash.
It was in October that the Falcons recorded a 26-11 triumph at Netherdale but as he prepares to start at fly half tomorrow, the England international admitted: "They caught us on the hop with the way they attacked and we were perhaps a bit fortunate to have come away with the win.
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From a distance, Famagusta on Cyprus's east coast looms like a mini Manhattan, its beachfront strip of about 70 tower blocks flanked by a twomile stretch of golden sand and azure water, considered one of the best beaches in the Mediterranean.
But from a distance is the only way anyone, apart from the occasional patrolling UN guard, can see Varosha, on the northern side of the border, which has sat empty since Turkey invaded Cyprus in August 1974 and left the city of Famagusta divided.
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FURIOUS Scotland supremo Frank Hadden last night demanded action against selfish English clubs after they wrecked the launch of his World Cup campaign.
Hadden and other Murrayfield chiefs hit the roof after TEN of his top players were ordered to snub the first national squad training session of the season.
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IN ASSOCIATION WITH SKY SPORTS HD
HERE is very little in this world that gives me more satisfaction than beating Australia in their own back yard.
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THEY are one of the most effective weapons guarding Britain's borders.
The four-legged friends sniff out drugs, people-trafficking and guns at our airports and ports.
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THERE is very little in this world that gives me more satisfaction than beating Australia in their own back yard.
Winning an Ashes series is bloody hard work, full stop. But to do it on their turf, in front of their fans, in spite of their media and with everyone against you, makes it all worthwhile.