Apr
2010
Articles from 24th Apr 2010
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Brother tried in vain to find missing Shane
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
THE brother of missing kayaker Shane Smith told tearfully yesterday how he tried in vain to find him. Read
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Law change means killer is punished
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
A KILLER has been jailed for life after changes to a 700-year- old law allowed police to charge him with murder. Read
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Nick Clegg’s calling to North East voters
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
NICK Clegg has called on North East voters to end Labour’s “birthright to rule” in the region. Read
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Conservative efforts fail to impress voters
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
CONSERVATIVE efforts to secure a vital North East seat have failed to win-over voters, according to a Journal poll. Read
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North East will top the list of Tory cuts
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
DAVID Cameron last night dealt his party’s hopes in the North East a massive blow by admitting the region will top a Conservative Government’s cuts list. Read
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Green threat to 650 jobs at Alcan factory
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
THE Government was last night under pressure to outline what support it will offer Alcan as European judges threatened to close down the Northumbrian aluminium plant. Read
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Stranded children get a taste of Chinese life
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
STRANDED North East schoolchildren are being given a taste of life in a Chinese school. Read
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Deadline for North East Schools Awards looms
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
THE deadline for entries to the North East Schools Awards is looming – but there’s still time to send in your nominations. Read
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Book celebrates NUFC and Toon Army
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
For more pictures, go to www.journallive.co.uk Read
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Northumerland bed and breakfast named Britain’s best
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
A NORTHUMBERLAND bed and breakfast was last night named Britain’s best. Read
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A proud day for a proud regiment
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
BURSTING with pride and emotion, ex-servicemen paraded the streets of Newcastle to mark St George’s Day. Read
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Ziggy really is a long-distance athletics star
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
FROM the plains of Mongolia to the streets of Tyneside, Serod Batochir really is a long-distance runner. Read
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Son ‘only joined racist group to please his father’
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
A TEENAGER accused of helping to found a North East-based neo-Nazi hate group said he only wanted to please his racist father, a court heard. Read
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Brave mum puts cancer shock aside to plan wedding
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
WHEN determined Elizabeth Reay was told her cancer was terminal, she swung into action to organise a wedding to her long-time sweetheart. Read
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Cleared grandmother tells of hell after raid accusation
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
A GRANDMOTHER has told of her months of hell after being accused of a violent armed raid on an elderly neighbour’s house. Read
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Taking steps to help beat breast cancer
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
WHEN mother-of-two Ann Lamb survived breast cancer 17 years ago she was determined to support vital research into the killer disease as a personal thank you for the gift of life. Read
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Double award for Saltholme wildlife reserve
Apr 24 2010 | Today's News
THERE was double delight last night for a wildlife reserve. Environment Editor Tony Henderson reports. Read
