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Round-up: Taylor and Patel enjoy perfect partnership to beat Northamptonshire

Samit Patel's excellent three-wicket haul helped the visitors defeat Northants

Nottinghamshire powered their way to an 83-run victory over Northamptonshire in the first full round of Yorkshire Bank 40 fixtures thanks to a 149-run partnership between England hopefuls James Taylor and Samit Patel.

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Watkinson goes on the rampage

Monday 20 May 1996

ROUND-UP

next weekend...;

Sunday 14 April 1996

Serious fans of dance music know there's just one place to be next weekend. Not the latest northern superclub or a hip one-off party in London, but the unlikely surroundings of Pontin's holiday village, Southport.

Collymore profits from Blackburn's gift of Flowers

Monday 26 February 1996

Blackburn Rovers 2 Liverpool 3

FOOTBALL: Sharpe rounds off United's lucky day

Monday 19 February 1996

Manchester United 2 Manchester City 1

BSE 'cause of death'

Thursday 15 February 1996

A leading scientist who believes Mad Cow Disease can be passed on to humans said last night the human form of the illness had claimed the life of a 20-year-old man.

Speed proves theory works

Thursday 11 January 1996

GUY HODGSON

Ferguson blows away Everton's cobwebs

Tuesday 02 January 1996

Wimbledon 2 Everton 3

Bolton's gift for self-destruction

Monday 01 January 1996

Football: Bolton Wanderers 1 Coventry City 2

Labour 'playing politics on knives'

Thursday 14 December 1995

Stabbings row: Tories defensive over action to tighten controls on weapons

Experts try to quell fears over rising meningitis toll

Thursday 07 December 1995

Infectious diseases experts yesterday told anxious parents not to panic over the number of meningitis cases in recent months, which may be evidence of an "early winter peak" of the seasonal disease.

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Wednesday 15 November 1995

India's tour itinerary

Parker pesters anxious Bolton

Wednesday 25 October 1995

Bolton Wanderers 0 Leicester City 0

Redknapp faces a Dicks dilemma problem is Dicks

Monday 18 September 1995

ARSENAL 1 WEST HAM 0

Obituary: The Right Rev Owen Swindlehurst

Monday 11 September 1995

Owen Swindlehurst was Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle for over 18 years, and also Bishop of Chester-le-Street, with pastoral responsibility for most of the area between Tyne and Tees.
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