The Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2016-10-13

• TRIBUTES AFTER DAD DIES NEAR END OF RUN
• FEARS OF A CLOWN
• Louis Smit ‘I’LL VISIT MOSQUES’:
• Homeless plan makes nine tenants homeless
• Vote for your favourite now
• Great Eastern Run picture special
• SPORT Posh told: forget Cobblers
• CONCERN OVER MEN LGVGNG GN ABANDONED CAR
• GOLDEN COUPLE CELEBRATE 50 YEARS
• BREXGT BOOST FOR HOTEL
• HEAD CLEARED TO CARRY ON TEACHGNG
• MUM’S TRGBUTE TO TRAGGC SON
• TRAVELLERS SGTE REJECTED
• CELLMATE KGLLED HGS BEST FRGEND, COURT HEARS
• BGGGEST EVER CGTY DRUGS BUST
• There’s more than just looks to beauty queen
• Close shave for Dylan (11)
• Ambulance staff get awards for going the extra mile
• And in the blue corner... top Tories in public row
• Timeline: How MP and city council leader rowed
• Councillor­s to vote on pay rise worth £2,000 each
• Oundle man’s death remains a mystery following inquest
• Pensioner died in ‘fireball’
• DEAn’s pArting shot from thE pulpit
• A pummelling for the prince of the pommel
• A riot of colour
• This feels like a new beginning
• Why fine me and not others?
• We need a rest from all this vitriol
• This was one of my toughest decisions
• I don’t want anyone living in fear
• Didn’t we have a lovely time . . .
• Lessons about building site safety
• Pupils raise £4k with walk for hospice
• Escape to the countrysid­e... and just relax
• You need Friends
• Why the humble curry still spices up our lives
• The secrets of our private lives revealed
• From the archives
• Hundreds are expected to turn out for B2B exhibition
• Concern at growing risk of cyber crime
• Ensure commercial contracts up to date
• Ask The Experts
• James rounds off a great year for the oldest club in the world
• Almost £100k in prize money for big winner Whincup!
• It’s a battle of the free-scoring, in-form teams at Fengate
• Paralympic star back ‘home’ to inspire the next generation
• Knockout specialist Jervier next up for Wheeler
• Gray goes Stateside for his Mosconi Cup place
• Lewis in pole for loser’s award
• Tale of the unexpected likely as students visit Bretton Gate
• Gilbert’s goals keep super young Sports in pole position
• There is no panic in the Phantoms dressing room
• Modest Marc only wants team glory
• Slava says a repeat performanc­e won’t be easy
• From Hans Christian Andersen to Stephen King!
• No record breakers, but the Kenyans remain the road kings
• The first lady of local distance runners was pushed all the way
• One success does not mean Posh have turned a corner
• The entertaine­rs were back, live on the television
• A magnificen­t seven past Posh v Cobblers derbies
• Let Shaq be an example to us all

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