10:53am Monday 13th October 2008
‘REMEMBER that the Merchant is not Shylock, it’s Antonio,”
10:45am Monday 13th October 2008
Steve Pratt speaks to young playwright/ director/ marketing assistant Sam Freeman about his first play – Revenge.
10:49am Monday 13th October 2008
Wired (ITV1, 9pm); The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall (C4, 9pm); Martina Cole’s Ladykillers (ITV3, 9pm)
9:58am Saturday 11th October 2008
Nick Loughlin gets in touch with his sensitive side with a visit to London to see the Take That tribute musical, Never Forget, and to catch up with some sightseeing
9:59am Saturday 11th October 2008
Nigel Williams visits Verona and discovers that the city has much more to offer than just Juliet’s balcony
10:00am Friday 10th October 2008
DOWN in the jungle something dramatic stirs again. The Birmingham Stage Company is back with an amusinglycostumed Stuart Paterson adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s novel, The Jungle Book.
10:01am Friday 10th October 2008
THIS production has already played in London, New York, Los Angeles, Sidney and Tokyo and is fresh from a season in Kuala Lumpur, so it’s quite a privilege to see it in the North- East, with its spangled costumes, fireworks and sumptuous sets.
9:59am Friday 10th October 2008
Junk Mail Britain (C4, 7.35pm); The American Future: A History By Simon Schama (BBC2, 9pm)
5:30pm Thursday 9th October 2008
We haven't even had Hallowe'en yet, but parents' thoughts are already turning to Christmas. We sort out the must-have gadgets for kids this year.
4:48pm Thursday 9th October 2008
ON reflection, a horror movie about evil mirrors seems a very silly idea.
Updated 4:38pm Monday 13th October 2008
The Government will press ahead with plans for 42-day terror detention - despite claims that the measure is already "dead".
A YOUNG father died and his two-year-old son was seriously injured when they were hit by a car fleeing from a theft at a nearby supermarket
FAMILY and friends of a North- East man killed by a single punch have taken to the streets to campaign for a crackdown on crime.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a North- East businessman who spent his life fighting to put the region on the map as an engineering powerhouse.
As the credit crunch starts to bite more and more, families are finding themselves at risk of losing their homes.
A FARMER whose business was crippled by the foot-and-mouth outbreak is to sell part of his land to developers to turn into a holiday complex.
A NEW food quality mark aimed at rewarding food and drink businesses in County Durham for consistently high service has been launched.
A HISTORIAN piecing together the story of a wartime Army camp has received details of how one German army corporal ended up there as a prisoner.
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