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Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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Articles in Sept 1, 2008 issue of Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

• FLOWERS FOR BILLY; 2 charged with new dad's murder
• Two on murder charge after street killing; New dad dead, brother badly hurt
• Battling robots on the march; TV favourites' tour show
• Local briefs: Cars damaged by vandals
• Local briefs: Arts welcome
• Local briefs: Puppy prize
• Local briefs: Murder evening
• Local briefs: Crash injury
• Local briefs: Vehicle blaze
• BARN STORM! pounds 20,000 bill for farm inferno
• Image of armed robber released
• Boys' phones stolen
• Motorbike rider badly hurt
• Fire closes slip road
• Residents in battle to protect village green; Developer's attempt to overturn status
• The Moor's last sigh? The Huddersfield Daily Examiner COMMENT
• Hidden hamlet of the Holme Valley; It may not feature on local roadsigns but that doesn't mean that the hamlet of Woodroyd is a place that isn't worthy of note. VAL JAVIN meets the man who has recorded its history
• New move to help save moor; Rumours of plan for industry
• Golfer's charity dinner
• Pre-school gains award
• National Briefs: Boy, 14, knifed to death
• National Briefs: Enzyme is key
• National Briefs: 'Act on housing'
• National Briefs: Choosing today
• National Briefs: 'Loved' cocaine
• USA braced for huge hurricane; Hundreds of thousands flee New Orleans as mayor says: You need to be scared
• Things can only get worse, Brown warned
• Kirstie still missing
• Crisis talks over Russia
• Taxi blockade after driver is arrested; Cabbies stage mass protest
• Building up new skills
• World briefs: Blow to war against drugs
• World briefs: Floods horror
• World briefs: Quake drill
• Emotions run high as nursery closes down
• Close call for interest rates
• Hundreds in charity trek; Hikers raise pounds 75,000 for NSPCC
• Sales at a record low
• Walkers' double rescue
• On this day
• Letter: Mailbag - Don't moan about Square changes - you had the chance to vote
• Letter: Mailbag - This travesty is no surprise
• Letter: Mailbag - What about the carbon footprint?
• Letter: Mailbag - 'Real' taxi had no insurance
• Letter: Mailbag - Safe canal cycling proved impossible
• Letter: Mailbag - Don't forget munitions heroines
• The HOT topic
• Letter: Mailbag - Beautiful flowers lift the gloom
• Letter: Mailbag - Europe is outperforming China
• Letter: Mailbag - What price Sunday disruption?
• Letter: Mailbag - Let's beat litter
• Here and there; On the web
• They say
• Ministers urged to tackle jobs threat
• Back to the shops
• Half-time scores
• LSE set to cut fees
• Weddings
• Weddings
• It's now a man's life in the make-up dept - apparently
• Professor studies the fine art of swatting a fly
• Energy saving tips please!
• Negative reaction to post office response; Westminster fails to give closure reply
• Fight for your rights call
• Paper talk
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Bobby
• PICK OF THE DAY; Live US Open Tennis
• Catch The Action
• Sports fun day for blind people
• Sport Makes Sense for parents and children
• Open day at Lockwood mosque
• Disco celebration as playscheme reaches its end
• This Life; Kate Jackson
• Prizes for parsnips as church plays host to vegetable growers' finest produce
• Ex-superbike star signs his new book
• Music, food and fun in the park
• Horse Racing: Royal to secure Vintage victory
• Murray's win ranks with best
• Golf: Poulter wildcard 'shock' to morale

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