The Journal - 2022-07-01

• Mystery remains over coast deaths
• Iron Age artefacts revealed at site of new station
• MAJOR STEP FORWARD FOR ARRIVAL OF IMPORTANT NEW RAIL CONNECTION
• Explicit chat on child sex abuse was with police
• Steep hike as parking charges at hospitals come into play today
• Appeal for blood donors
• COSTS AND CHARGES
• Rees-Mogg vows to keep pressure on for jobs shift
• VOTERS STILL HAVE FAITH IN BORIS, DECLARES MINISTER
• Inquest set to begin for plane tragedy victims
• Will Shaun help kids flock to creative careers?
• Additional attraction­s for 1950s Town at tourist site
• Trust chief has a very Bright idea – enter the GNR
• Council aiming to keep up momentum at Swans
• Fancy a break on a budget?
• Do you have what it takes to become a Wetland ranger?
• Building society boss is chamber president
• Four firms from region make list of UK’s fastest growing
• Constructi­on set to start on riverside housing
• Shareholde­r loan for drug firm
• ...and I’m rather cool on the whole idea too
• Sceptics just ignore science
• On this day
• GRU-ING PAINS!
• We have to get young, working-class people playing cricket again
• Hamilton wants ‘irrelevant, old voices’ censored
• Impressive Kyrgios lets his tennis do the talking
• Swiatek still green when it comes to grass game
• Falcons must rebuild after Richards’ exit
• Broady boost for British contingent
• Farrell is unhappy at not having lead role
• Nott a lot to play for but pride for visitors Durham
• Great deal of hope for Cats – but still work to be done
• New funding campaign to create more SJP displays
• Hackett set to join Toon youth squad from Spurs
• Howe’s men to face Bundesliga duo
• Botman excited by the United ‘project’

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