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• 'Green corridor' project launched at Port OFTYNE

  THE 'Green North Sea Shipping Corridor Project' that will link Tyneside with the Netherlands has been officially launched at Port of Tyne.

• Time to clean up methane

  THE oil and gas industries can't be trusted. They try to market their green credentials, but if you scratch the surface, it's empty promises.

• LOVE FActually

  WHEN British screenwriter Richard Curtis and Swiss animator Simon Otto set out to make a comedy about a Christmas that went wrong, they were keen to mix real-life issues in with the festive fun.

• Vianet hails progress in turnaround as sales rise

  VENDING and drinks tech maker Vianet has seen an increase in revenue and operating profits thanks to an "evolving market" and sales strategies providing a turnaround.

• Prison terms for surrogacy

  THIRTEEN women from the Philippines have been convicted of human trafficking-related charges for acting as surrogates in Cambodia for a crime ring selling babies to foreigners for cash.

• On this day

  ¦ 1154: Nicholas Breakspear became the only English Pope - as Adrian IV.

• Two MasterChef shows pulled

  TWO MasterChef celebrity Christmas specials have been pulled from the BBC's TV schedule, after Gregg Wallace stepped away from hosting the cooking show.

• Scam notion undefendable

  JOHN Gray's latest letter ("UN's climate change is a tax scam", November 29) is simply undefendable.

• Missing the target

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• Petition for Brexit debate

  JEREMY Hall says that there is still "a section of UK voters" who won't recognise the damage that Brexit is doing to Britain (Letters, November 27). Apparently, twelve per cent claim that Brexit is a success, says Mr Hall.

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• Remembers Queen Elizabeth II: 1926 - 2022

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• MARTS

  HEXHAM September 22 and 26 Hexham and Northern Marts held thtseir Annual "Tow Law" Mule Gimmer Lamb Sale on behalf of the Weardale branch of NEMSA with a catalogue this year of 5585....

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• Newcastle's takeover by Saudis faces fresh scrutiny

  THE Premier League has been urged to re-examine assurances given by Newcastle's Saudi owners that the Middle East state would not have control of the club following the filing of a new court document in the United States....

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  HEXHAM May 10, 14 and 16 Store Cattle Hexham & Northern Marts held its special 'May Term' sale of store cattle and offered for sale a great catalogue of exactly 900 head representing a sizeable increase on the same sale held last year....

• Fund boost powers up car factory's solar plans

  AUK fund has acquired Nissan's latest solar power project in a £10.6m deal which will see the car maker purchase power generated over a 20-year agreement. Atrato Onsite Energy, a specialist fund set up last year to focus on rooftop solar power installations, announced the deal to its shareholders - ...

• Parkdean Resorts owner is 'considering potential sale'

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