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• Time out EXTRA

  who, what, where, when? WHO wrote the 1937 Broadway play Golden Boy? WHAT sea does the European river Vardar flow into? WHERE in Asia is the city of Oita? WHEN was the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final held?

• Officials warn more severe water bans needed after dry September

  MORE severe water usage bans could be required to protect England's reservoir levels after September became the sixth month this year to see lower-than-usual rainfall, officials have suggested.

• Team lands fairground attraction

  I OWE you an apology. Well, actually, no, not you, but the makers of this Repair Shop spin-of. f. When I first wrote about it, I referred to it as yet another of those catch-up programmes we see so many of these days, where they show us a load of old footage and then just bung 10 minutes of new stuf f on the end.

• Booming shopping centre was a boon for ailing region

  WHAT do you remember of 1995? It was the year when the vibrant sounds of Britpop provided the daily soundtrack to our lives; a summer heatwave brought record temperatures across the UK; and when, here on Tyneside, Kevin Keegan's 'Entertainers' were proving themselves to be the most thrilling Newcastle United team in decades.

• Half of UK's billionaire wealth lost in last two years - research

  BRITAIN has shed more than half its billionaire wealth in the past two years, fresh research has shown, reviving fears over the scale of the UK's wealth exodus just days after it emerged that one of the country's richest men has moved to Monaco.

• Gang conned £250,000 from vulnerable people

  TWO con artists have been locked up and two have avoided jail after they scammed £250,000 from elderly or vulnerable victims.

• Pioneering cancer trial saved my life, says teen

  WITHOUT the "truly fabulous" team at the Great North Children's Hospital (GNCH), a Scottish teenager thinks he might not have made it to the age of 18.

• Rave reviews for theatre - but is the Government taking any notice?

  Newcastle'S Theatre Royal has joined five other English theatres to press for fair funding amid fears that its work is going "under the radar".

• School protests spread

  TENS of thousands of demonstrators marched in cities across France yesterday in support of protests by school pupils demanding more education funding, increasing pressure on the government of outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.

• In-form Isidor outstanding for Haiti

  STRIKER Wilson Isidor will return to Sunderland having helped Haiti secure a place in the Concacaf Nations League quarter-finals. The Frenchman, who opted to play for Haiti because of his Haitian descent, has had an outstanding international window.

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• Election 2026

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• Labour pledges to transfer power away FROMWHITEHALL

  SIR Keir Starmer has vowed to "unbind" Britain from a centre that has "not delivered", as Labour unveiled its blueprint for political and economic devolution yesterday. The party's leader claimed people are being held back by a "broken model" that "hoards power in Westminster", with the country "cry...

• Too many failings in our criminal justice system

  SINCE my last column, apart from the usual political shenanigans, the piece of news that disturbed me most was the report about the release of Andrew Malkinson after serving 17 years in prison for a horrible rape he didn't commit....

• Is it time for you to set up power of attorney?

  A LASTING power of attorney is a legal document that appoints someone - your 'attorney' - to make decisions on your behalf....

• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

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• MARTS

  HEXHAM October 10, 14 and 16 Store Cattle Hexham & Northern Marts held its special annual prize show and sale of Limousin Store cattle & Suckled calves and offered a good catalogue of 652 head of top quality from across Northumberland, County Durham, Cumbria and The Scottish Borders. Prior to the...

• Remembers Queen Elizabeth II: 1926 - 2022

  DEBBIE NE5 Such an inspiration, a wonderful woman and a role model to all, forever grateful to you for your dedication and service for many years. Reunited with your loving husband. RIP our queen ROBERT GRAHAM NE6 RIP TEZZA NE5 Rest in peace Queen JULIE CHISHOLM NE5 Rest in peace your Majesty, you...

• MARTS

  HEXHAM August 29 and September 3 Store Cattle Hexham and Northern Marts held its final weekly sale for the month of August and saw an increased entry on the week. An entry which largely consisted of native bred cattle this week and saw another terrific trade throughout, especially considering the...

• MARTS

  HEXHAM September 26, 29, 30 and October 2 Store Cattle Hexham & Northern Marts held its final sale of store cattle in the month of September and offered for sale 409 catalogued head of predominantly suckler beef bred types from eleven to twenty-nine months of age. Trade continued at the levels seen ...

• MARTS

  HEXHAM May 2 and 6 Store Cattle Hexham & Northern Marts held its Special May Prize Show & Sale and offered a great catalogue of 964 head of predominantly suckler bred cattle from across Northumberland, County Durham, Cumbria and increasing numbers from The Scottish Borders. With a sizeable lift in...