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Bridget Jones stars at premiere - 9 November, 2004
Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth and Hugh Grant brave the rain at the UK premiere of the latest Bridget Jones film. -
Drive-thru Dogwash hits the North - 3 September, 2003
Dogs can now get a shampoo and blow-dry with the installation of Greater Manchester's first Dogwash. -
Blow-dried pets with your petrol - 17 August, 2003
Dog-owning drivers in Tyne and Wear can have their pets washed, rinsed and blow-dried in a forecourt washing machine. -
Papers attack 'liar' Byers - 25 February, 2002
The criticism continues in the papers for Transport Secretary Stephen Byers, branded a "liar" on some front pages.