10:01am Tuesday 19th August 2008
After the success of Live Aid and the more recent Live 8, the plight of Africa and its Aids epidemic have again been pushed into the background.
10:00am Tuesday 19th August 2008
PERHAPS we’re just riding on the crest of a golden wave at the moment, but doesn’t it look good to see Great Britain sitting third in the Olympics medals table?
10:03am Tuesday 19th August 2008
HERE’S a tale for our times. Someone wrote to tell me that she has been running a little community support group for senior citizens in her village for 30 years.
10:13am Tuesday 19th August 2008
Would you let someone loose on your neck with a cut-throat razor? Owen Amos finds himself at the sharp end at a Darlington barber’s
10:16am Tuesday 19th August 2008
A good hair colour can transform both the appearance and condition of your hair from bland to brilliant
10:18am Tuesday 19th August 2008
In a column replete with superlatives, there’s praise for one of the truly great pubs of the North
10:20am Tuesday 19th August 2008
Julius Caesar And The Druids: Revealed (five, 8pm); The Man Who Cycled The World (BBC1, 10.35pm); Money Makers: Beach Break Live (BBC3, 9pm)
4:05pm Monday 18th August 2008
There was outrage in 1905 when Middlesbrough paid £1,000 for the services of Sunderland player Alfred Common.
3:54pm Monday 18th August 2008
Nowadays, he is little-known in his home town, but he helped found an international empire that is known the world over. Echo Memories investigates the life of TR Ferens
11:53am Monday 18th August 2008
THE problems of childhood obesity are well known. Our children watch too much television. They prefer playing video games to playing outside. They eat too much junk food.
Updated 10:25am Wednesday 20th August 2008
VAT rates should be reformed to make sustainable consumer goods "more economically attractive" as part of a bid to end the UK's throwaway culture, a Lords committee has suggested.
If they are concerned enough to monitor it that closely (Champix) then how could it be safe? − Soapy
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A LONER who acted as the “librarian” of a worldwide paedophile ring has been jailed indefinitely after a court heard how he amassed one of the biggest collections of child abuse images ever found by police.
THE Northern Echo is already a firm favourite with readers but a special edition struck a chord with gardeners.
A SERVICE has been launched to help people researching the history of the railway.
WHAT do you look for in a summer holiday? Do you chase the sun, grab your towel and make for the beach? Or keep an eye out for the hottest nightclub?
POLICE chief has issued a plea for compassion for the distraught families of the victims of a double murder.
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