The Journal - 2022-07-05

• It’s Sunderland or Stoke for the Lords, Gove tells councillor
• Attempted murder investigat­ion is launched
• Work starts to refurbish community hospital
• New and quicker test for Covid is created in region
• Second week of strikes by barristers hits courts
• Chimney comes down in bid to slash emissions
• Animals killed in suspected arson blaze at stables
• Comic-Con crowd gets a visit from fifth Doctor
• Protester guilty of striking horse at anti-vax demo
• North firms had 222,000 outstandin­g invoices on their books
• Let’s all do our bit to protect against cyber attacks
• Ryder expands into capital with new acquisitio­n
• Award win ‘like the Oscars for Kromek’
• Artist’s going with the flow with epic River Tyne creation
• Covid still urgent issue which is not being tackled
• We have to stop the terrible toll taken by smoking
• Devo debate must be held
• Symptoms to be aware of and how to deal with them
• Be allergy aware
• Say bon voyage to travel sickness
• Surviving the ups – and downs – of festival fun
• Halep sweeps through to last eight
• Zhou eager to get back in cockpit
• Belief in each other is key to success, says Lees
• Concussion rules Curry out of two final Tests
• Cats set for head to head against Mourinho’s men
• ENGLAND STAR TOONE WILL ‘THRIVE OFF NERVES’
• Jetro: I liked the city, the fans, the club, everything. It meant a lot
• Magpies could look a different outfit this season
• A VIEW FROM THE GALLOWGATE
• Newcastle switch their attention to front line

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