The Journal - 2022-07-04

• Charity plans to create arts and creativity zone
• Poppy sparkles at prom in bespoke ‘green’ dress
• PM ‘did not know of’ Pincher claims
• Warning from health chief over lack of vaccines
• Appeal to protect old mansion
• Return of event to reward volunteers
• We won’t be causing a stink, says waste firm
• One third of businesses set to invest in automation
• Making life little easier for people grieving family
• WeShop creates a first with community-owned set-up
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Shop under pressure to pay staff national living wage
• Automotive sector helping to drive inward investment
• Watching a seed of an idea flourish is inspiratio­nal
• Giving region a deserved platform through television
• Brexit left us in right mess
• On this day
• I WAS LOSING SIGHT OF WHO I WAS
• Durham coach’s Frank assessment of side’s failings
• REGIONAL REVIEW
• We’re ready for the chase again, says Bairstow
• Turkey shoot GB down with emphatic victory
• MEMORABLE RUN COMES TO AN END FOR WATSON
• RASHFORD: RED DEVILS BUZZING UNDER TEN HAG
• Langley joinsTynes­iders for taste of senior action
• Olympic anguish made me – Mead
• Van Dijk is levels above – Botman
• Tielemans seeking a ‘great project’
• Price might not be right on stopper for United
• Howe ready to run rule over his young prospects
• Wilson is in hunt for top prize, say bookmakers
• Hamann: United have pulling power
• Magpies in waiting game over striker
• Cats trying to seal deal for return of loan star
• Your what’s-on guide to a voyage of discovery

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