Jun
2010
Articles from 24th Jun 2010
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Stanhope man Dennis Scott says he did not steal food
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
A MAN allegedly caught on CCTV shoplifting has claims he placed the goods back onto another shelf before leaving the store. Read
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Legal wrangle over who owns babbling Cotherstone brook
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
WITH its babbling brook gently trickling through the rural village, this is a picturesque setting many would envy. Read
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England fans celebrate win over Slovenia
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
MANY people define work as being wedged in a warehouse willing the minutes away. So how exactly is this a break? Read
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Designer Richard Bell's fish tank leads his bid for glory
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
HIS sister’s work has graced the catwalks of London and New York and has earned her a worldwide following. Read
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ID theft cost Malcolm Higgins his liberty and his job
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
A MAN claims his life has been turned upside down by drug dealers who stole his identity. Read
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Help available for inquiry into Cumbria shootings
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
THE Government will support any bid for extra cash from Cumbria Police to help with the inquiry into the massacre of 12 people by gunman Derrick Bird. Read
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Man pleads guilty to killing soldier Chris Chacksfield
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
A MAN has admitted killing a soldier in an attack outside a city centre nightclub. Read
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North courts to shut as Kenneth Clarke bids to save £15.3m
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
VICTIMS of crime face losing out under plans to shut North East courts, it was claimed yesterday. Read
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Budget reveals major cuts in County Durham
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
ROAD safety campaigns, help for would-be entrepreneurs, bus services, street repairs and deprived communities will all be hit as part of major cuts in County Durham. Read
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Underground hot water could power Durham eco village
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
HOT water from deep within the earth gushed to the surface of a North East village thanks to a groundbreaking new project. Read
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Rebuilding starts in flood-hit Morpeth homes
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
BUILDING work has started once again for families hit by a second wave of floods in a North East market town. Read
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Academics back David Golding in Obama BP crisis row
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
A NORTH East campaigner who attacked Barack Obama over his response to the BP oil spill has won backing from fellow academics. Read
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50,000 people expected at Northumberland Plate festival
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
RACEGOERS will drink their way through thousands of bottles of bubbly on the first day of the Northumberland Plate Festival. Read
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Improvement pledge for pedestrian Tyne Tunnel
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
THE ups and downs of the listed Tyne pedestrian and cyclists tunnels are to be tackled. Read
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Author makes a thrilling start to novel life
Jun 24 2010 | Today's News
A RADICAL change of writing style has helped author David Williams make fresh waves in the literary world. Read
