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"Calls to free Iraq hostages; Fears for captives as bodies returned". Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England). FindArticles.com. 24 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_6783/is_2009_June_22/ai_n32070093/

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Articles in June 22, 2009 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

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• Joined up help with dementia; It is estimated there are currently some 700,000 people with dementia in the UK. Health Reporter HELEN RAE finds out what support is being offered to those in the North East with the condition
• The strategy
• Dental dilemma
• Change of name
• Pioneering treatment for asthma victims; A Tyneside hospital is developing new treatments for asthma. Health Reporter HELEN RAE finds out more
• Suppor t lacking
• Staying cool
• One in 13 asthmatic
• Car set alight
• Dad puts the brake on drink driver; MAN SNATCHES KEYS AFTER SEEING BOY IN DANGER
• Payout awaited
• Footy club's draw hopes
• Couple hit by ban on pets
• Your stars with Claire Petulengro
• 2,500 miles in a banger; FRIENDS BRING TRUSTY STEED HOME AFTER SPANISH TRIP RAISES pounds 1,000
• Winners dedicate award
• Making a difference
• Age buster
• Postcode lottery
• Bobby praises amazing carers; CANCER CHARITY FOUNDER PAYS TRIBUTE TO STAFF AT MEDICAL CENTRE
• Badge honour
• Doctors find a new way to serve patients; A new GP practice has opened on Tyneside. Health Reporter HELEN RAE takes a look
• Sun risk
• Sight savers
• He has lost a few years of his life but Ross will always be in his grave; GRIEVING MUM OF MURDERED ROSS PLANS TO MOVE AWAY
• Crow blitz
• Store rapped in cig sting
• pounds 50,000 BENEFITS SWINDLER; MAN WORKED AS SAFETY OFFICER
• Booze warning
• Pet Watch
• Arthritis hope
• Make a mark
• Cancer danger
• Learning how to cope with stress in the workplace; Stress at work can be a major issue for employers and employees in the North East. VICTORIA PAGE takes a look at a new training course that is helping teach people in the workforce how best to deal with m
• Food addiction
• Dangers of delay
• specialists call
• Self-service check
• Advice to men
• 'Man boobs' no block to drinking
• Alan and Val get back on their feet with a little friendly help; Fear of falling have a massive impact on an person, severely restricting their mobility. Health Reporter HELEN RAE out how medics Tyneside are teaching people how to remain from falls
• Dr Scott's Surgery
• Fountains turn blue!
• Festival STD test
• Footballers lend support to train kids in healthy living skills; Health Reporter HELEN RAE takes a look at how the region's passion for football is inspiring youngsters to get fit and healthy
• Guide To Life
• Health Care Acquired Infections
• Help for disabled
• Such a bright idea
• LIGHT FANTASTIC; Bulb which lit up landing during WWII still works
• Friends in need of rescue; GOOD CAUSE CASH CRISIS
• Index helping trace relatives
• Views wanted
• Heat is on
• Green awards
• PUTTING THE BOOT INTO THE RACISTS; THE World Cup can bring out the best side of the beautiful game as football fans from all over the world come together. And a Tyneside-based campaign group is hoping to use the tournament to deliver its anti-racism messa
• Spreading the message
• No place for bigots
• Wartime theatre
• A snore thing
• Police award
• FUN OF YE FAIR; Medieval theme a hit - especially at stocks
• School keeps culture alive
• Cider man's sister threat
• New buses have arrived
• Chance to show off your talent
• Louts spoil fun for little ones; THIRD VANDAL ATTACK PUTS NEW PLAY AREA AT RISK
• Soap stars score with fundraiser
• Racy ladies turn on the style
• Man in hospital after explosion; Victim burned when aerosol can blew up in his face
• Angler lands in hospital
• Friendly city
• Mystery of man attack
• In Memoriam
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
• DEATHS
• In Memoriam
• Moves to curb risk of floods; SCHEMES WILL PROTECT HOMES
• Murray winning the fame game; Wimbledon hopeful keeps his feet on the ground

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