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Business Echo PDF - June 3rd 2008
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READERS may be wondering why the match report from last night's Carling Cup match between Hartlepool United and West Brom is accompanied by a Roy Of The Rovers-style artist's impression.
A CAR salesman was kidnapped and held at gunpoint before being dumped in a field by a gang posing as buyers for a £30,000 BMW.
A “CURE” for paedophiles is being offered by North-East doctors using drugs to chemically castrate sex offenders.
THE full extent of the devastation caused by a massive fire at a hotel has been revealed.
A QUARRY company’s controversial plan to extract sand and gravel near a 5,000-year-old monument has finally received approval.
They carried the British flag to glory in Beijing. Now the North’s medal-winning Olympians are enjoying another taste of glory as they return to their homes in the region. Philippa Weighell reports.
FIVE teenagers who destroyed a bowls pavilion during a drunken wrecking spree have all been spared jail – after a court was told that club members said they wanted them punished, but not locked up.
READERS may be wondering why the match report from last night's Carling Cup match between Hartlepool United and West Brom is accompanied by a Roy Of The Rovers-style artist's impression.
A CAR salesman was kidnapped and held at gunpoint before being dumped in a field by a gang posing as buyers for a £30,000 BMW.
A “CURE” for paedophiles is being offered by North-East doctors using drugs to chemically castrate sex offenders.
THE full extent of the devastation caused by a massive fire at a hotel has been revealed.
A QUARRY company’s controversial plan to extract sand and gravel near a 5,000-year-old monument has finally received approval.
They carried the British flag to glory in Beijing. Now the North’s medal-winning Olympians are enjoying another taste of glory as they return to their homes in the region. Philippa Weighell reports.
FIVE teenagers who destroyed a bowls pavilion during a drunken wrecking spree have all been spared jail – after a court was told that club members said they wanted them punished, but not locked up.
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