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101.www.bl.uk186000
102.www.digitallook.com186000
103.www.ivillage.co.uk182000
104.www.misco.co.uk181000
105.www.villarenters.com180000
106.www.msn.co.uk175000
107.www.environment-agency.gov.uk173000
108.www.brent.gov.uk171000
109.www.york.ac.uk170000
110.www.businesslink.gov.uk167000
111.www.dti.gov.uk166000
112.uk.weather.com159000
113.www.asos.com157000
114.www.visitlondon.com155000
115.www.cheshire.gov.uk155000
116.www.unilever.com155000
117.www.freemans.com153000
118.www.visitbritain.com151000
119.www.londonstockexchange.com150000
120.www.statistics.gov.uk149000
121.www.sky.com148000
122.www.fco.gov.uk148000
123.www.pricerunner.co.uk147000
124.www.gla.ac.uk146000
125.www.propertyfinder.com142000
126.www.hsbc.com141000
127.www.open.ac.uk141000
128.football.guardian.co.uk140000
129.www.birmingham.gov.uk140000
130.www.leeds.ac.uk140000
131.www.theregister.co.uk136000
132.www.ticketmaster.co.uk132000
133.www.ananova.com131000
134.www.prospects.ac.uk131000
135.www.lloydstsb.com131000
136.www.independent.co.uk128000
137.www.metro.co.uk128000
138.www.lancs.ac.uk127000
139.www.rbkc.gov.uk125000
140.www.tfl.gov.uk124000
141.www.islington.gov.uk122000
142.www.dailymail.co.uk121000
143.www.codemasters.com120000
144.books.guardian.co.uk120000
145.www.google.co.uk118000
146.www.theaa.com118000
147.www.lincolnshire.gov.uk112000
148.warwick.ac.uk112000
149.www.direct.gov.uk110000
150.www.londoncareers.net110000
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146. www.theaa.com

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Southwold beach hut for sale at £40,000 (needs a little TLC)
A ramshackle beach hut in the Suffolk coastal town of Southwold is being offered for sale at £40,000, despite its lack of a door, its broken window and its peeling paint. Hut No 242 measures 5ft by 7ft, has no mains water, gas or electricity and council rules state that nobody can stay the night in it.
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Hull sign Zaki for rest of season
Hull sign Egypt striker Amr Zaki on loan until the end of the season from Zamalek.
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New York Times to charge for online access
The New York Times plans to charge readers for full access to its internet site next year, marking a new frontier in the battle by publishers to force readers to pay to read the newspaper online.
feeds.timesonline.co.uk
Don’t write Japan off. The giant is stirring
When a car full of boy-racers overtakes an older, sputtering jalopy, onlookers give the slower vehicle barely a glance, though the racers themselves might offer it a finger-related gesture. Given that today’s boy-racers happen to be China, and that their super-charged economy has defied the global recession and is about to surpass Japan as the world’s second-biggest, the focus on the overtakers may be understandable. But it is regrettable. Japan merits more than a glance, and certainly not a rude gesture.
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The curse of the MacLeods — a very dodgy builder
In his estate office, Hugh MacLeod of MacLeod, the 30th chief of the clan, is scratching his beard and pondering a request. Could he don a kilt and pose for a photo outside Dunvegan Castle, the ancient family seat, on the wild north west coast of Skye? “No, I’m not doing that,” he answers bluntly. Hackneyed images of the country laird are, MacLeod acknowledges, what people have come to expect of clan chiefs — but, as his trainers and North Face jacket suggest, this chief does not believe in playing to the crowd.
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