Oct
2008
Articles from 14th Oct 2008
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Mystery caller may hold clue in Chinese murder case
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
A MYSTERY caller who anonymously rang investigating officers may hold vital clues to the brutal murder of two Chinese graduates, it emerged last night. Read
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Probe called for after North's £23m Icelandic investment
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
DEMANDS were made last night for an inquiry into Northumberland’s £23m Icelandic investment despite fears over the country’s banks. Read
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Newcastle Blue Star's Bowey misses birth for match
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
A DEVOTED player-manager missed the birth of his daughter so he could play for his beloved football club in a vital FA Cup tie. Read
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Fear for North jobs in Virgin Media shake-up
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
HUNDREDS of jobs in the North East could be on the line after Virgin Media admitted it was reviewing its services in the run-up to Christmas. Read
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Bishop Auckland death car 'driven dangerously'
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
A CAR which ploughed into a group of pedestrians, killing a young father and badly injuring his toddler son and a family friend, had been spotted being driven recklessly earlier the same afternoon, police revealed last night. Read
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Newcastle Falcons in family photo shoot
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
WHEN you’re a foot smaller than your wife and she’s got a beard you’ve not exactly landed on your feet. Read
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Lawyer suspected of dishonesty at work
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
A YOUNG solicitor who built up a firm with dozens of staff and a multi-million-pound turnover has been suspended from practising law after concerns about dishonesty. Read
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Heart transplant baby Kaylee celebrates 21st
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
TWENTY one years ago, she made medical history as the first baby to survive a heart transplant. Today Kaylee Davidson knows just how special she is, not only to her family, but to the thousands of other transplant youngsters across the world she has given hope to. Read
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Old to struggle at home alone
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
ELDERLY people will be left to struggle on their own unless the Government helps hard-up North councils fund early care services, a minister has been warned. Read
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North East communities can keep red phone boxes
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
CHERISHED red phone boxes could remain a feature of the landscape in the region, but without a vital ingredient – the telephone. Read
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Boro FC star Mido in racism protest DVD
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
MIDDLESBROUGH striker Mido has spoken out against the racist chants from Newcastle fans in last season’s Tees-Tyne derby. Read
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Thrislington Quarry extension set to be approved
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
COMMUNITIES and companies have clashed over plans for a 225-acre quarry extension. Read
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North East wind turbine roll-out to continue
Oct 14 2008 | Today's News
WIND turbines will continue being rolled out across North East skylines despite the region already meeting Government renewable energy targets. Read
