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• Firms flock overseas to grow sales

  MORE UK businesses are relying on international markets to grow their sales, as they face tougher economic conditions at home and post-Brexit trade barriers, a survey has found.

• Slow going on bridge

  EARLY figures showing the impact of Tyne Bridge lane closures are revealing. The good news is that the jams are not quite as bad had been feared.

• Photo ID an electoral crime

  FORMERLY the Conservative Party followed "the good chaps " theory in politics. This committed MPs and party supporters to principled behaviour with honesty and care for the hard-working members of society.

• Prudhoe visit for Shadow Chancellor on campaign trail

  LABOUR'S Shadow Chancellor has been campaigning in Prudhoe ahead of the general election.

• Danny has that Will to win again

  FORMER champion Danny Willett admits he is tempted to accelerate his planned return to full-time action following an impressive comeback in the Masters.

• Quality of life has diminished

  ON May 2 we are to vote for local councillors, mayors and police and crime commissioners. So how have our local authorities done during the Conservative governments since 2010?

• On this day

  ¦ 1860: The first world title fight took place near Farnborough, Hants, when Tom Sayers took on American John Heenan. After 37 rounds - two hours and 27 minutes - the match was declared a draw. ¦ 1937: A British attendance record at a football match was set when 149,547 people watched Scotland v England at Hampden Park, Glasgow. ¦ 1956: Premium Bonds were launched by Chancellor Harold Macmillan.

• Insurance firm moves to bigger base at the BIC

  NATIONAL insurance broker J.M. Glendinning has opened a new Sunderland office as it continues to invest in the city.

• Firm to trial 'bookable' kerb scheme in London

  NEWCASTLE technology company Grid Smarter Cities has secured a £2m investment to deliver a project in London which aims to cut congestion.

• New deputy governor says Bank has support

  THE incoming deputy governor of the Bank of England has rejected calls for the UK's fiscal watchdog to be scrapped and stressed there is "widespread support" for the central bank.

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• Remembers Queen Elizabeth II: 1926 - 2022

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• Consider acting early on granting power of attorney

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• 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 weekly...

• 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 - ...

• 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....

• 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....

• Consider acting early on granting power of attorney

  A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document by which you (the donor), give another person (the attorney) of your choice the ability to make decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated for any reason, or whilst you have capacity but you are unable to deal with your assets yourself ...

• MARTS

  HEXHAM March 30 Cattle Prime Cattle A very mixed bag of clean cattle this week with some leaner plainer sorts forward. This didn't hamper the trade though, with trade dearer on the week. Limousin x heifers from Father & Son team, Chris and Andrew Johnson of Messrs H Clark & Sons,...