Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

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Articles in June 15, 2009 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• Very special sex teachers
• Team acting on concerns
• In memory
• Predator gets cut in his jail time; SEX BID KIDNAPPER WINS APPEAL
• Aiming for top marks
• I can't wait any longer on the NHS; CRASH VICTIM VOWS TO RAISE CASH TO BUY OWN LEG
• Elderly warned on bugs in food
• Your Stars
• Pick of the day
• Preventing abuse of our older people is ever yone's business
• Beware danger of too much time in the sun
• Enabling us to be healthier
• Murray ignores the hype
• A block booking
• On a firm footing
• Vision of the future
• Proud heritage; THOUSANDS TURN OUT TO RECREATE OLD MINERS' PICNIC
• Thunder solve attitude problem
• Falcon starlet Young is Yankee doodle dandy
• Soggy Diamonds face long lay-off
• Organisers blown away by Cyclone success
• Cook: We have too many options; Harmy and Onions give England an Ashes dilemma
• North East aces fair to middling; Kids hint at return to region's former glories
• Fun day out for pupils
• Team earns home award
• Drinkers' bar fight horror; PUB BRAWL THREE BANNED
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
• DEATHS
• Delegator worth more than Guineas
• Yeats can still be poetry in motion; Fallon backs O'Brien superstar to roll back the years
• Escapades of the great escapers
• Footy police get friendly
• Twins charged in fraud case
• Mum and girls to be deported; FAMILY'S HOME RAIDED AS ASYLUM BID FAILS
• Casino crook hit by ban; CROUPIER'S LICENCE TAKEN FROM HIM
• Improving health in the workplace; North East Better Health at Work Award has triggered a new partnership between Newcastle Primary Care Trust and Newcastle City Council. Health Reporter HELEN RAE explains
• What a tangled web we weave
• Birthday Memories
• In Memoriam
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
• Dairy jobs hopes rise; 300 WORKERS WAIT FOR NEWS
• Porridge put on menu for head chef; Drug dealer jailed after Chron appeal
• Hit by bank fine with children in hospital; pounds 21 penalty just for 11p
• Only Al can prevent a wash-out summer; Moncur's message to dithering Magpies
• Heroes of Helmand home and honoured for their courage; Troops get their medals
• Italian job for high-flying fryer
• New mum dies from swine flu; Scottish case first in the UK
• TOON MOVE WOULD BE JUST PER-FECT; Sought-after star still wants to fulfill his United dream despite drop into second tier
• NOW HE'S SERVING TIME; Drug-dealing chef jailed after Chronicle appeal
• Sister I never knew I had lived a mile away; SIBLINGS GREW UP NOT KNOWING THEY LIVED FOR YEARS ON EACH OTHERS' DOORSTEPS
• PARENTS' TRIBUTE TO SON; New driver dies in crash
• Blaze hits empty flats
• CONVICT OWNS UP TO CRIMES; Prisoner calls police to confess to burglaries
• Gold marks
• Drug driving danger fears
• Statues relegated to Toon sidelines; AS TICKET PRICES ARE: REVEALED, HEROES TRIBUTE IS PUT ON HOLD
• Lee will leave Bruce waiting
• Spanish will not get carried away yet
• Detectives Probe City Centre Rape; Three Sought After Attack
• Mourning man's graveside agony; Headstone site upsets husband
• Youth's booze binge videos
• Siblings Grew Up Not
• New mum dies from swine flu; Family left devastated by tragedy
• Yeats can still be poetry in motion; Fallon backs O'Brien superstar to roll back the years
• TOON MOVE WOULD BE JUST PER-FECT; Southt-after star still wants to fulfill his United dream despite drop into second tier
• Only Al can prevent a wash-out summer; Moncur's message to dithering Magpies
• Arcade man pockets games cash; pounds 5,000 stolen from machines