The Journal - 2022-05-09

• Ambulance stats among England’s best, council told
• Volunteers help oil-stricken puffin to spread his wings
• Charity is struggling to cope with demands
• ‘Keir is Mr Rules.This is mud-slinging’
• NHS trusts opt to keep offering staff free parking
• Shop owner uses his loaf to help the needy
• Abuse allegation priest took own life – inquest
• Auction for seal lost by a baron 800 years ago
• Event to honour Romany Gypsy awarded the VC
• Precarious work costs us all dearly, say unions
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Bigger and better cases coming to city’s courts
• UK’s railway system needs to get back on track
• Rail strike threat over pay and jobs moves closer
• Time out EXTRA
• Trainee detective already learnt so much at academy
• Political focus needs to be on parties’ policies
• Civil service is just not fit
• I am not sure there will be any more Soft Cell albums after this
• POINT TO POINT
• Meeting called off due to track fears
• Burke leads the way as Consett claim victory
• Winning starts to season are still intact
• Heed finish on winning note amid celebratio­ns
• NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH
• EBAC NORTHERN LEAGUE
• I want an open game – but I want us to be in control, says Cats boss
• WYCOMBE BOOK THEIR PLACE IN WEMBLEY FINAL
• Newcastle’s weak defence costs them dear in Etihad rout
• Holgate shrugged off illness to help us reach a safe spot, says Lampard
• Guimaraes makes vow to fans after big defeat
• Injury blows take shine off victory for City boss

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