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• GAYNOR'S EYEING DERBY GLORY

  A HAUL of 18 points and 12 rebounds netted Seriös Group Newcastle Eagles forward Chloe Gaynor the MVP award in last week's game at Sheffield, writes JEFF KING.

• We will overcome blip, insists Black Cats boss

  TONY Mowbray is convinced Sunderland will come through their recent blip - pointing out that the Black Cats endured worse spells last season on their way to securing a play-off spot.

• A WIN IN THE CUP

  EVERYONE loves a quick coffee, but your favourite pick-me-up may also be just what the doctor ordered. BRAIN: Ever felt sharper after a coffee? A host of studies have found it can boost cognitive abilities such as recall, including Austrian research that revealed this effect of caffeine can last for 45 minutes. Other scientific papers suggest that coffee can boost our memory for up to 24 hours.

• Pope: We'll give our all for the shirt during crisis

  NICK Pope insists Newcastle United's mantra during their chronic injury crisis is simply to give "everything for the shirt" ahead of their hectic December.

• NO LIMIT

  1954 THE GAMES BEGIN: The first organised event for disabled athletes took place at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, in Buckinghamshire, on the day the 1948 Summer Olympics opened in London. Established by neurologist Dr Ludwig Guttmann, inset, the games were designed for British World War Two veteran patients with spinal cord injuries and are widely seen as precursors to the Paralympics which began in Rome in 1960. The 1954 Games, pictured, were the third time they'd been held.

• Mustard pots really packed a punch at auction

  BIDDING was keen when a collection of 100 historic silver mustard pots came up for auction on Tyneside.

• FA VASE

  BLYTH Town striker Dan Wilson believes his side will have to overcome their toughest opponent of the season as they prepare to host Bishop Auckland.

• Dyson loses High Court libel case

  SIR James Dyson has lost his libel claim against the publisher of the Daily Mirror at the High Court.

• Recovery time matters little - Howe

  EDDIE Howe has stressed an extra day's recovery 'does not make that much difference' after Erik ten Hag felt Manchester United were at a disadvantage compared to Newcastle United.

• Phil's 10 top tips to sell a house

  IT'S safe to say that Phil Spencer knows a thing or two about buying and selling homes.

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