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N.Wales Nuclear Plant to Be Sold

A NORTH Wales nuclear power plant may be sold off under controversial plans leaked last night. The board of British Nuclear Fuels was yesterday believed to have decided to sell the company's clean-up subsidiary.

Lennon's Two Former Loves in Rare Rendezvous at the Cavern

City Man in Protest Rumpus

A FORMER Liverpool city councillor was one of the Labour Party stewards who ejected an 82-year-old protester from the party conference. Peter Killeen, chairman of Liverpool's Holly Lodge Girls School and one-time regional organiser for the party, was among stewards criticised for the way the protest in the conference centre at Brighton had been handled.

Children Rescued From Prostitution ; Charity Says Hundreds Have Been Saved in Liverpool

MORE than 200 children have been rescued from prostitution in the last five years on Merseyside, the Daily Post can reveal. An average 65 young boys and girls are being referred to Barnardos children's service each year after they were exploited for sex.

Workers Ill

Pupils Revolt

Toxins Scare

Free Signs for Atms

Four Face Charges Over Grave Robbery

FOUR people arrested over the theft of a pensioner's body from a grave were last night charged with conspiracy to blackmail, Staffordshire Police said. They were arrested in pre-planned raids at addresses in Manchester and the West Midlands nearly a year after 82-year-old Gladys Hammond's remains were stolen from a graveyard in Yoxall, Staffordshire.

Man Attacked in Bar Dies of Injuries

A 25-YEAR-OLD man has died more than a week after suffering serious head injuries in a vicious attack at a Liverpool city centre bar. Police last night named the victim as Christopher McBride, an administration worker from Aigburth.

Barnardos Open Door to Life for Trapped Youngsters

MAYA left home at 14 after she suffered racism because of her Afro-Caribbean origins at her school in the south-west of England. She stopped going to school, stayed with various friends and eventually became so depressed that she tried to hang herself.

I'm so Glad Eisteddfod Isn't Going to Liverpool ; Opera Star Bryn Welcomes Deal to Keep the National in Wales

OPERA star Bryn Terfel last night welcomed news the 2007 National Eisteddfod WILL be held in Wales. His comments came after director Elfed Roberts said a local authority deal meant an invitation to stage the event across the border in Liverpool was no longer being considered.

Dispute: Medics to Stop Late Cover

PARAMEDICS yesterday threatened to stop late-night cover at four ambulance stations in North and mid Wales. It came as talks between management and unions about 24-hour cover reached an impasse.

Fire at Friction Factory

FIRE fighters were called to the Dynamex Friction factory at Griffiths Crossing near Caernarfon shortly after 9am yesterday when ducting caught fire. They used breathing apparatus to get near the blaze which was caused by a grinding machine overheating.

Enigma of Path Number 74 ; Confused? You're About to Be

IT BAFFLED the Open Spaces Society, confused the Plain English Campaign, and the search to pinpoint Public Footpath Number 74 also stumped Widnes resident Alan Oxton. Council officials in the chemical town concocted a cocktail of words in a legal notice that left a string of people scatching their heads.

How Cupid Amy Made Miss a Hit with Her Uncle ; Schoolgirl Engineered Meeting Between Teacher and Relative - with Blissful Results

SEVEN-year-old Cupid Amy Guy was convinced her uncle was the perfect match for her teacher. And the determined Deeside schoolgirl wasn't going to let 200 measly miles get in the way of her wedding plans.

Stores Appeal

Coach Left Girl

Grim Find

Brush Fires Threaten La