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Northumberland independent bookshop named best in the North of England

Forum Books in Corbridge took the crown for the North of England at the Bookseller's Independent Bookshop of the Year and could now be named retailer of the year at the British Book Awards in May

Chronicle Live

Archie's and Common among those in annual northern hospitality ‘power list’

The NQ bar and the fast expanding burger chain have been added this year

Manchester Evening News

Auditor finds 'work to do' on Scotland's superfast broadband rollout

Labour and Lib Dem politicians criticise slow progress in the North of Scotland

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Northern Lights Met Office forecast as solar storm could lead to aurora borealis over UK

There's a chance that the Northern Lights could make an appearance over the UK tonight.

Chronicle Live

Thinking about offering a room to a Ukrainian refugee? Let me help

Back in 2015, I invited a Syrian refugee to stay with me. You offer not just a spare bed, but your time and support, says the Guardian’s North of England editor, Helen Pidd

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The Flying Scotsman, the world's most famous steam engine, in the North East 40 years ago

Photographed steaming through rural Northumberland in March 1982, the Flying Scotsman had earned its famous reputation as a daily London to Edinburgh service that reached speeds of 100mph

Chronicle Live

Rolling Stones announce concert in North as part of European tour

Sir Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood have announced a return to gigging with their Sixty tour

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People on the move: key North East appointments and promotions of the week

Companies announcing new arrivals and promotions this week include Silks Family Law, CoreHaus and Kielder Observatory

Birmingham Post

North East business activity picks up - but lags behind rest of UK

The North East saw the weakest growth of all 12 UK regions monitored in the latest NatWest Business Activity Index

Birmingham Post

Nottingham Forest teenager tipped for 'big future' after Leeds United stunner

The Northern Ireland senior international equalised for the youth side inside a quarter of an hour with a strike from distance that arrowed into the net

Nottingham Post

Rural tourism scheme celebrates 25th anniversary with shows in Northumberland and County Durham

The Highlights Rural Touring Scheme has been running since 1997 and brings music, theatre, dance and workshops to rural areas of Northumberland, County Durham and Cumbria

Chronicle Live

UK to Host Baltic, Nordic Leaders to Find New Ways to Isolate Russia

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will host leaders from countries along Russia's northwestern flank next week to discuss ways they can respond to President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, including finding new ways to isolate Russia's economy. The leaders from countries in the Joint Expeditionary Force, a British-led grouping made…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK to host Baltic, Nordic leaders to find new ways to isolate Russia

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'It's like the Hunger Games' - Northern towns shouldn't be forced to compete for money they desperately need, says Wigan MP

The first Northern Agenda Live event was held today

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Chronicle Live

Labour and Conservatives set out competing visions for levelling up at Northern Agenda conference

Senior politicians joined business leaders, academics and other experts at the event held in Newcastle

Chronicle Live

North East wants to follow Manchester in taking back control over bus routes and fare prices

A judge's ruling in favour of Andy Burnham's bus franchising plans has been hailed as a 'green light' for the rest of the North to follow suit

Chronicle Live

North East-led green energy revolution needed to stop 'funding Putin's war machine', says mayor

Jamie Driscoll and other Northern mayors say the UK can’t afford to stand by while other nations make advances in sectors such as electric vehicles and low-carbon hydrogen

Chronicle Live

More than 210,000 patients on NHS waiting lists for treatment across the North East

Unsurprisingly, waiting lists for NHS treatment grew again in January as the health service battled the Omicron Covid-19 variant

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Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland performs better in life expectancy and infant mortality than Northern Ireland, report finds

The major difference between the two systems is the absence of a universal healthcare system

Manchester Evening News

Mayor Andy Burnham hails bus ruling as 'green light' for North of England

A judge has ruled in favour of the mayor's bus plans

Manchester Evening News

"The North is retaking control": Andy Burnham leads celebration over legal win for bus reform

“For the first time in over 35-years, a bus network outside London will be integrated and planned for the benefit of local people, not distant shareholders."

Chronicle Live

Northern Agenda Live conference in Newcastle: Full line-up revealed and how to watch online

Event will aim to answer the question: What will the North look like in 2030?

Chronicle Live

Gordon Brown demands 'war' on North East poverty, with energy crisis set to 'savage' quality of life

The former Prime Minister has urged Rishi Sunak to reverse the £20 cut to Universal Credit

Birmingham Post

Region tops the North for bolt-on buy-outs to build businesses

Private-equity led deals shone through in Yorkshire and the Humber in 2021 according to Rickitt Mitchell

Asharq Al-Awsat

South Korea Chooses New President with Inequality Key Concern

South Koreans were at the polls electing a new president Wednesday with economic inequality a top concern especially among young swing voters, despite growing saber-rattling from the nuclear-armed North. Polling booths opened at 6 am (2100 GMT) and record early voting indicates turnout will be high after a campaign dominated…

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