Jan
2008
Articles from 17th Jan 2008
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Region lagging behind on green energy
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
NORTHUMBERLAND is lagging behind its neighbour Durham in terms of renewable energy production, a public inquiry was told yesterday. Read
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Return of King Kev to United hotseat
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
KEVIN Keegan has returned as manager of Newcastle United in a move that has shocked football. Read
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Smiles all round in Keegan wonderland
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
TYNESIDE’S footballing faithful came out of hibernation in style last night as the announcement of Kevin Keegan’s return to St James’s Park was greeted with unbridled joy. Read
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Can fans' hunger be satisfied by Special K?
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
EXULTANT fans’ groups and former players yesterday voiced confidence in Kevin Keegan’s ability to turn the club around. Read
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African visitors arrive at last
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
A GROUP of African students initially stopped from boarding a flight to the North-East finally arrived in the region yesterday. Read
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Dead soldier’s dad still backs the Army life
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
A FATHER who waited nearly three years for answers to how his soldier son died is still inspiring other youngsters to join the Army. Read
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Injured student is still unconscious
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
A BRILLIANT young student has failed to regain consciousness nearly two months after being found at the foot of concrete steps near his digs. Read
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PM: all options open on Rock
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
GORDON BROWN yesterday refused to rule out any option to resolve the Northern Rock crisis as its shares reached a new low. Read
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Escaped killer ‘not a danger’ to the public
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
POLICE hunting for an escaped killer have moved to quell fears that he is a danger to the public. But they revealed yesterday they are taking action to protect the people that helped convict him. Read
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Star search to aid cancer teenagers
Jan 17 2008 | Today's News
A MUSIC competition has been launched in the North-East in the hope of raising £1m to improve facilities for teenage cancer patients. Read
