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Peugeot 206
Price: £3000
Year: 2002
Mileage: 37000
Colour: moonstone blue
Leicestershire - 1.4i, Look, 3 Doors, Manual, Hatchback, Petrol, 37,000 miles, Moonstone blue, Remote Central Locking, Electric Windows, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Drivers Airbag, Passenger Airbag, CD player. MOT due january 2009, 6 months Tax. £3000 ono - Manual, Taxed, MOT
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A man whose wife died as a result of an NHS blunder has lost his right to remain in Britain, in what a coroner described yesterday as an "extraordinary" decision.
Mystery liquid at blast site
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New date for BA's Heathrow Terminal 5 flights
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Freedom Of Information: Businesses must disclose what they tell ministers
The role of lobby groups in influencing government policy by holding private meetings with ministers has long been a bone of contention among those who want to see more transparency in the corridors of Westminster. Unless there is proper disclosure about the comings and goings of corporate bodies and campaign groups to Downing Street and the Palace of Westminister, there will be always a whiff of prejudicial dealing surrounding such meetings.
Radical Muslim cleric with links to Bin Laden is freed on bail
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Murder inquiry after body found in blast house
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Huge landslide hits Dorset's Jurassic Coast
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Smith tightens laws on cannabis
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Cannabis laws to be strengthened
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Hyde Park concert for Mandela's 90th
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Life after Jehovah's Witnesses: website offers help to followers who lose their faith
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Bishop attacks immigrant policy
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Non-EU football stars will have to take English test
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Anger over plan for commercial flights at wartime airfield near Snowdonia
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Reefer madness: Do the drug laws work?
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Cheap rail fare 'con' attacked
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Benn gives go-ahead for new GM potato trial
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Tax evasion 'costs lives of 5.6m children'
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