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Articles in April 18, 2008 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• Thrashing it out; Choir to take stage with Finnish metal singer for Sage performance
• Loved family pet attacks girl, nine; DAUGHTER NEEDS STITCHES AFTER DOG THEY TOOK IN BITES HER IN FACE
• Equal footing
• Care clinic success
• Housing claims spark new row; Residents want say over future of former schools sites
• Watchdog's food checks
• Battling back to the job she loves; Neck-break recovery
• Union appeal
• Midnight walker
• REBUILDING SHATTERED LIVES; A Tyneside organisation that counsels victims of abuse is under threat because of a lack of funding. LIZ LAMB finds out more about this vital service and talks to victims about how it has helped them
• Pub Quiz Uncovered
• ANGEL EYES: Swing King singing out for charity
• ANGEL EYES: High spirits in regular haunt
• ANGEL EYES: Catch our song contest hopeful
• Colin Farrell
• GO GREEN Sponsored by Environment Agency: Central to the green energy debate; Could your home be suitable for biomass heating?
• GO GREEN Sponsored by Environment Agency: AN EASTER CHOC-FULL OF ECO-FRIENDLY TREATS; As the bank holiday approaches, Environment Reporter AMY HUNT shows you how to have a greener Easter
• GO GREEN Sponsored by Environment Agency: Smart move from chiefs
• GO GREEN Sponsored by Environment Agency: SAVING THE WORLD TOGETHER; Steve Emsley, our Go Green diary author, has been finding out about a radical people-led scheme to make Tyneside greener and prepare us for a future beyond oil
• Council splash out on pounds 8.2m swimming pool; Scheme to develop new sports and leisure facilities
• cinema: Cops stuck in a groove
• cinema: Leigh's happy look at London life
• cinema: Comedy flop is all at sea
• Tribute to miners; Memorial service for workers killed in pit explosion
• Win A Fantastic 42-Inch Digital Plasma Tv
• Pianist plays for last time
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
• PICK OF THE DAY; Live Friday Fight Night
• Catch The Action
• Book early to avoid rush
• In the spirit
• theatre: Whatever happened to them?
• books
• DVDs: The last man left standing
• DVDs: also released
• DVDs: It suffers from a lack of bounce
• The Ford Fiesta
• Are you a code breaker?
• Little diesel's big appeal; Award-winning Vauxhall Corsa given a 5,000-mile test Vauxhall's awardwinning Corsa is the supermini everyone is raving about. If sales are anything to go by it's the little car we just can't get enough of. CHRIS RUSSON put it t
• Pick-up gets a sporty new look; STEVE HUGHES look at the new surge of interest in sporty pick-up trucks
• Super fun and great value!
• Fiesta is still a force; ROGER MILLS takes to the wheel of the Ford Fiesta 1.4 TDCi Style Climate. This is his verdict
• Rare Cinderella; CLASSIC CARS This week: Jensen PW
• Hay fever costs lives
• Driven to madness
• Keep motor maintained
• Class act is tough to beat; STEVE HUGHES takes to the road in Honda's head-turning Civic. This is his verdict
• Fresh face for MPV
• Jaguar voted diesel delight!
• Merc's a class act on wheels; MAXINE ASHFORD checks out the Mercedes C220 CDi Sport 4 door
• Vanman fails speed test
• Copper tones to turn heads; New models are on the way from Nissan and Land Rover
• Land Rover gets a new dose of style
• A site for Skoda
• Proton's Neo just looks the part
• Call to keep VINs hidden
• Young guns can still have a lot of fun; DESPITE the strict emissions laws and tales of doom and gloom, the screaming two-stroke appears far from dead, says HARRIET RIDLEY
• He's 89, frail and lives on his own. Now Harry's been beaten to a pulp
• Asylum seeker prison death inquest
• Knifing bid to frame rival
• No thaw in frozen food factory fight; STAY-AWAY STAFF REFUSE TO RETURN TO WORK IN HOLIDAY ROW
• Costly error
• Stepdad in court
• Brown's blues
• Blind woman's pension crisis
• Plans to reward 'superheads' Minister could boost teachers' pay
• Bank plans a rights issue; WORLD Tonight
• Terror offences; WORLD Tonight
• Rhys charge; WORLD Tonight
• Death of MP; WORLD Tonight
• Facing justice; WORLD Tonight
• Sugar levels; WORLD Tonight
• Find the thug who left Harry for dead; Frail 89-year-old was recovering from stroke
• Have a say
• Villager wins battle over bungalow build
• Cash crisis
• Switch off the bullies; COMMENT
• Are they safe from the cyber-bullies? With advances in technology, bullies are finding more sophisticated ways to target their victims. NICOLA JUNCAR looks at low cyber-bullying is being tackled in the North East
• How To Avoid Risks

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