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2010
Articles from 15th Mar 2010
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Durham City’s 28-game losing streak broken at last
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
THE heroes of England’s least successful football team were celebrating the season’s first victory yesterday – by watching a re-run on video. Read
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Durham City's 28-game losing streak broken at last
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
THE heroes of England’s least successful football team were celebrating the season’s first victory yesterday – by watching a re-run on video. Read
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Child crime critic Maggie Atkinson wins local support
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
CHILDREN’S commissioner Maggie Atkinson has received support in the North East following claims that she should resign for “underplaying” the murder of James Bulger. Read
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Group hits out at Government's cheaper medicine plan
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
A PATIENT group in the North East has hit out at Government plans to rely more on cheaper medicines in the hope of saving millions of pounds each year. Read
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Potholes go untreated as councils have budgets slashed
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
THOUSANDS of potholes will be left untreated as the Government plans secret transport spending cuts. Read
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Time running out to register for Tokens for Schools competition
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
SCHOOLS are being reminded they have less than a week to sign up to our fantastic competition – and be in with a chance of winning some cash. Read
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Insurance company refuse to pay health fees for sick woman
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
A NORTH East woman had to be bailed out of a Tunisian holiday by her grandparents after her insurance company refused to pay health fees. Read
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Schoolgirl, 11, killed in Sunderland road crash
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
A SCHOOLGIRL died after being knocked off her bike while cycling with her mum. Read
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North East economic recovery hindered by bill for fuel tax
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
NORTH East businesses are being hit with a huge fuel tax bill that could damage the recovering economy. Read
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History made as Hadrian's Wall illuminated
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
CALLS were made yesterday for the Illuminating Hadrian’s Wall event to be an annual happening after more than 25,000 people turned out on Saturday night to witness the spectacle. Read
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Turbines a threat to North film studio plan
Mar 15 2010 | Today's News
PLANS for two wind turbines in East Durham look likely to be scuppered due to fears they could jeopardise a £300m film studio. Read
