The Journal - 2024-04-26

• Man dies after a suspected assault
• Mum’s own fight after she lost her son to cancer
• ‘Every night there are alcohol adverts, that could trigger a relapse’
• Plans for a religious college sent to Council
• County ready to put on a show for everyone in May
• Writer turns hair loss shock into play
• AXE FALLS ON LONDON RAIL LINK
• £12m research centre fighting rare diseases
• CLAIRE SPREADBURY FINDS OUT HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF SUN PROTECTION
• Property group ‘optimistic’ after franchisin­g move Reminisce on the oldest football competitio­n in the
• Funding set to support growing success at farm
• Vending data firm update reveals ‘rewarding’ year
• Tackling the workers’ skills gap is key to future
• BUSINESS LIFE
• Tenants ‘shocked, stunned and horrified’ at plan to sell homes
• Reflecting on 300 columns, and not throwing towel in
• Stupid decisions are having dire consequenc­es
• Middlesbro­ugh ‘fun to watch and promotion contenders’
• Tractor Boys are a model, says McCoist
• BIG MATCH RATINGS

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