The Chronicle - 2019-10-17

• JUSTICE FOR JODIE
• The Clays, Ali and their memorabili­a
• Bar idea could be tonic for old loos
• Rememberin­g our babies – loved and lost
• Patients already hit by shortages
• Bar boss’ booze Ban claim
• Wake up and smell the coffee ...
• 80 years ago, war was close
• Stranded ‘Moby’ remains a riddle
• Plans to cut firefighte­r jobs are put on hold
• Officer hit by drink driver and thrown into air
• Sex offender who refuses to sign register is jailed
• Dopey designer had 200 cannabis plants at home
• Piece of city’s history will be a permanent feature at firm
• Danielle brings the voice of Nashville to Sage Gateshead
• Your 4 pages of TV listings
• Metal legends in for the kill
• In the mood for a sweet treat?
• BEST OF THE REST
• Give hibernatin­g creatures a helping hand A
• Don’t forget your roses in the great autumn garden tidy-up
• A very tasty collection
• CHOC AND ROLL
• GET YOUR COAT
• ONTHE RADAR
• A small funeral, but a big life
• DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
• PAIN-KILLER
• Are alternativ­es to the EU any better?
• THEY SAID WHAT?
• Thunder storm to a top award
• Cramlingto­n tip off the new season with three victories to go top
• SPORTS SHORTS
• Vue from the top looking very good
• Sunday fixtures
• Game is as good as a rest for Matavesi
• Sleepy Craigie pockets only a fine at Open
• We must shoulder blame for sacking of the manager
• Ross was doing a great job and I’m gutted for him, says Goodwin
• Chairboys chief wants Ains to stay
• Surreal night Hughes made his debut at the Camp Nou
• Loan pair are happy to stay until summer
• Keeping Dub a very big deal for Magpies
• King Kev’s grand plan to create
• Hats off to RCA with Mitre win

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