The Journal - 2022-05-23

• Claim council is ‘one-party state’
• Labour calls for extra meetings on school plans
• So happy it hurts that Bryan is finally back
• Tributes paid to victims of Arena terror bombing
• River bed trawl yields another glittering prize
• Mum fighting extraditio­n
• Woman critically injured in early hours crash on A1
• Ant and Dec drop in to meet graduates of media programme
• Church appeal for heating to help baby bank
• Woman feels her life is ruined as result of attack
• Helping people enjoy longer and happier lives
• Unions hit out at plan to block strike action
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Opportunit­y to learn from IT experts at growing firm
• BARNARD CASTLE Sale of OTM cattle
• How green revolution could boost the North’s economy
• Working hard to keep public safe from flooding!
• Cutting back on rail maintenanc­e can prove lethal
• Zero tolerance for MPs’ abuse
• Sande best...
• Falcons fight, but fade away late on
• Roaring Lyons are continuing to set pace
• An emphatic victory for City over winless hosts
• Pep’s Guard of honour for his ‘eternal legends’
• Pride and pain for Reds boss Klopp
• Darkest days over as Cats emerge into the light once again
• My future will be sorted another day, says Roberts as he savoursWem­bley win
• This could be biggest club of all, says Clarke
• Make or break day, but not for United as theyTurf out Clarets
• Neil urged Cats to seize the moment
• I did not see this coming, says United boss Howe

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