Columnists: Hannah Chapman

Hannah Chapman: Why the Dominic Cummings row should not be swept under the carpet

TRADITIONALLY bank holidays are the quietest weekends of the year on the news front. It can be a battle to fill pages – especially when all the events that we rely upon for bright and breezy pictures have been called off.

Hannah Chapman: All in, all together

Hannah Chapman: Lockdown gives us time to reflect – and reconnect

The Northern Echo 150: Why the regional press has never been more important

Boris Johnson's backing for local media is welcome – but we need more than warm words

Fighting for the focus to stay northern

Hannah Chapman: Trapped in a permanent anxiety dream

Hannah Chapman: Sport solves the problem of being all Brexited out

Hannah Chapman: Time for Donald Trump to wind his (brass) neck in

Hannah Chapman: Has health and safety gone mad? Er, no

Hannah Chapman: Medicinal cannabis ruling will ease burden on desperate families

Hannah Chapman: What a week for women pioneers

Hannah Chapman: A country mouse with town pride

Hannah Chapman: Reporters run a risk on a daily basis

Week 12: A big thank-you to all at Team Paragon, even Phoebe the dog

Week eleven: Planks, chin ups and firing cannon balls from canoes

Week ten: Two new cardio-type work-outs, a heatwave and a (sort of) half marathon

Week nine: Training proves invaluable during snow-hit cycle trip

Week eight: Up hill and down dale, but I'm feeling strong

Week seven: What exactly is a spiderpig?

Belated week six: Getting back in the swing of things

Week five: Tabata is not a Beatrix Potter character

Week four: Three sessions in five days

Week three: Poptastic workout at Team Paragon

Week two: Putting in the legwork

I have the upper body strength of a ten-year-old

First training session... Apparently this was an easy one

Elite training open to amateurs like me at Darlington's newest gym