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• ROCK STAR WAS A REAL SPORT

  Rock star Meat Loaf was a handy goalkeeper as well as a singer, as he proved in Newcastle.

• New care unit is hailed as victory for campaigners

  HOSPITAL beds are to return to Rothbury after NHS bosses announced plans for a "flexible" service in partnership with a Northumberland care provider.

• Keep warm on winter walkies

  Q My female neutered crossbreed dog is 11 years old. Is cold weather likely to cause her problems while out walking and are there signs to look for?

• Sound bites

  PRINCES FRUIT POTS £1.35, 120g, supermarkets Enjoy one of your five a day with this handy snack pot which is 100% recyclable. Comes in peach, tropical, and pineapple flavours.

• dough is almost good to go

  THE brothers behind one of Darlington's most popular restaurants are getting ready to bring their exciting new venture - Dough - to the town's renovated indoor market.

• Sweet taste of success for baker building a following

  ACHARMING new bakery has opened, specialising in bespoke cakes and creative sweet combinations.

• GRATE START TO BUSINESS FOR CHEESEMONGER

  A cheesemonger in Jesmond is celebrating a "whirlwind" first year in business, becoming a huge hit with locals despite opening during Covid.

• Political elite let off lightly

  VIANNA McKenzie-Bramble was fined £12,000 for having a birthday party complete with bouncy castle on April 17, 2021, with 40 invited.

• MIND THE GAP

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• Party won't be forgotten

  ADRAMATIC week in politics has come to an end with Boris Johnson still in No.10 Downing Street.

Featured documents

• MARTS

  HEXHAM September 28 Cattle Prime Cattle Handful of well-finished steers this week, selling to 264.5 ppkg for a Limousin x from Messrs Graham & Son, Miller Hill....

• It has taken a while - but now Murphy is living the dream

  "HE IS flying." It did not take Jacob Murphy long to make an impression when he returned for preseason training with Newcastle United last summer....

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  HEXHAM December 1 Cattle Prime cattle An increased entry of clean cattle which met a similar trade. M/s Graham & Son, Miller Hill sold Limousin x heifers to 240.5p/kg Highest grossing heifer came from M/s MW & CM Ridley, Shitlington Hall, with a well-finished Limousin x heifer selling to £14...

• THE FIT FACTOR

  STRENGTH training has been linked to a longer life, a lower risk of obesity and healthier brains, bones and cardiovascular system. Those who only spend hours and hours on aerobic machines in the gym are missing a trick....

• I was just protecting myself, says man accused of murder

  MURDER accused James Rutherford has told how he never intended to harm his ex-partner's dad and regrets throwing the punch he said he landed in self-defence....

• MARTS

  HEXHAM February 5 and 9 Store cattle Hexham & Northern Marts held its first sale in February of store cattle and offered 364 top-quality catalogued head consigned by regular vendors from Northumberland, County Durham, Cumbria and the Scottish Borders - the catchment counties of the renowned...

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  ACKLINGTON July 15 Forward at the weekly prime stock sale this week was 46 head of prime cattle and Cast cows, prime sheep comprising 1611 prime lambs and 362 Cast Ewes and Rams....

• MARTS

  Brownsleazes, £111 Great Chesters, £110.50 East Wharmley, £110 Butsfield Burn, £109 Berwick Hill, West Shields & High House, £108 Tenter House, East Uppertown & Watch Currock, £107.50 East Uppertown, Cheeseburn Grange (x2) & Great Chesters, £107 Highford, Tenter House, Low Brunton & ...

• MARTS

  HEXHAM October 15, 19 and 20 Hexham and Northern Marts held its special annual " Tow Law " prize Show & Sale of store Cattle & Suckled calves with a catalogued entry of 701 consignors across County Durham, Northumberland and Cumbria....

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  SCOTS GAP October 20 Prime Sheep Prime Lambs Scots Gap Auction Mart sold 405 prime lambs to an excellent trade. Topping at £140 was an excellent pair of Texel lambs from Mr J Tait, Hill Head Elsdon, selling to regular buyer Mr Ben Gray....