The Journal - 2022-05-03

• Cases down – but over-80s hit hard
• Story of aTyneside classic film
• Stark tales of despair as evacuees reach safety
• KFC has no appetite to develop bus station site
• Starmer focuses on high energy bills
• Goodbye and thank you – it’s been Stacks of fun
• Nice to be back: altar goes home to mark 1,900th birthday ofWall
• Memento of a terrible day for mining families
• Thieving council worker was also growing drugs
• Don’t mow in May, green campaigner­s urge gardeners
• PragmatIC approach is paying off handsomely
• Interest rates set to rise again amid inflation fear
• The resilience of North East business is being put to the sternest of tests
• Pubs are raising a glass to Heineken investment
• Time out EXTRA
• In era of Twitter, thank heavens for written word
• Is it time for change in city’s council elections?
• On this day
• All you need to know about child hepatitis
• Does anyone fancy a quick bite outdoors?
• TIPS ON TAMING YOUR RUNAWAY WAISTLINE
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Tuning in to the community helps Katie go with the FLOW
• Beaten Farah’s not sure if he is in the running for Worlds
• Murray fires a volley at Wimbledon player ban
• POINT TO POINT
• US boom in F1 ‘is down to Netflix’
• Leicester facing major challenge in cup quarters
• Cavendish is to ride in Giro d’Italia
• O’Sullivan wins seventh World Championsh­ip
• Heed clinch title and promotion back to top tier
• Reds thrive on pressure of big games, says Trent
• Howe knows how to keep squad happy – Longstaff
• A VIEW FROM THE GALLOWGATE
• A few days off then it’s back to business

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