| And, later in the day, a coachload of tourists from Dublin, many from the United States and Canada, also dropped in. |
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| The champion jockey brought a coachload of family and friends to Doncaster to share in his achievement on the final day of the Flat season. |
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| Students from Manchester and Leeds will join a coachload of 50 journalists on a tour of 10 of the city's top nightspots tomorrow night. |
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| A coachload of workers from Bradford has travelled to Brighton for the protest. |
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| Outside the hotel a piper is being photographed by a South African rugby player as he plays a welcoming tune for a coachload of Scottish tourists. |
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| A coachload of people travelling from Sheffield to London had to take refuge after their bus became stuck in the snow. |
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| It was a sell-out as one of the acts had brought a coachload of family and friends from Bournemouth. |
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| She said a coachload of supporters from the area had travelled down to London to join her at a celebratory lunch. |
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| A coachload of my family had come to support me and I thought it was only fair that I should go back with them,'' said Gavin. |
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| Ben normally talks non-stop about Tiffany but one night a whole coachload of us went for a night out,' he said. |
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| And that first coachload certainly did, at a cost of pounds 4 per person including transport. |
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| Quite often it takes no longer getting a meal than queueing behind a coachload of people at a service area. |
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| A Midlands teacher remains in intensive care in a French hospital three days after an accident involving a coachload of tourists at the end of their skiing holiday. |
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| A COACHLOAD of more than 130 teenage boys were the stars of Birmingham's Britain's Got Talent auditions, it emerged today. |
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| A COACHLOAD of holidaymakers were stranded after their driver was arrested for swearing at police. |
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