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Week in pictures: East Midlands
Prince of Wales in Grimsby
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The Prince of Wales stressed his belief in protecting fish stocks during a visit to the Grimsby Coldwater Seafood factory.
Nottingham East Midlands Airport
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East Midlands Airport changed its name, adding 'Nottingham' to its title. Civic leaders from Leicester and Derby were enraged that their cities were snubbed.
Marion Bates
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An 18-year-old man was charged with the murder of a jewellery shop owner Marion Bates, who was shot dead during an armed raid in Nottingham.
Choc soldiers
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A university student created unusual works of arts from chocolate, including these sweet tasting soldiers.
The brooch in Toby
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Toby the dog swallowed a diamond brooch, but it was recovered in an operation.
Russell Aston
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Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon agreed to meet relatives of six Red Caps killed in Iraq, including Corporal Russell Aston from Derbyshire.
Tram in Nottingham
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BBC News Online had an in-depth look at Nottingham's new tram system, which is now up and running in the city.
Nelson Mandela
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Nelson Mandela was a surprise inclusion in a list of celebrities admired by young Britons. The University of Leicester conducted the study into fame.





SEE ALSO:
Prince backs sustainable fishing
23 Jan 04  |  Humber
What's in a name?
20 Jan 04  |  Nottinghamshire
Man charged with jeweller murder
24 Jan 04  |  Nottinghamshire
Student creates 'chocol-art'
19 Jan 04  |  Nottinghamshire
In pictures: A dog's life for Toby
21 Jan 04  |  Photo Gallery
Trams are ready to roll
22 Jan 04  |  Nottinghamshire
Mandela surprise in fame poll
23 Jan 04  |  Leicestershire



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