Superstar of his day.(News)
DAVID Cassidy was born into showbusiness, to actor parents Evelyn
Ward and Jack Cassidy.
Young David burst on to the scene as heartthrob star of The
Partridge Family in 1970. Even before the . . .
DAYDREAM COME TRUE; Family are thrilled at meeting '70s idol
David Cassidy.(News)
Byline: By LISA HUTCHINSON
THESE Daydreamers had always wanted to meet '70s pop star
David Cassidy.
Now Diane Oswin, her sister Christine and mum Margaret have had
their wish come true.
And . . .
Festive drive.(News)
WITH the countdown to Christmas under way, Durham Police is
unveiling its festive drink drive campaign.
Officers have teamed up with the Department for Transport to
highlight the dangers of . . .
Station closed.(News)
BUS passengers face disruption as a city's main station stays
shut.
The North Road station in Durham was closed today and will remain
shut tomorrow while work to improve nearby roads is . . .
Robber inquest.(News)
AN INQUEST was opening today into the death of a convicted robber
found hanging in his cell at a Durham jail.
Nicholas Ross Laidlaw, formerly of Birtley, died on September 8,
2006, at Frankland . . .
It's all in our Owen hands; By LEE RYDER.(Sport)
NEWCASTLE United skipper Michael Owen reached a career landmark
with a simple message to the Toon Army.
For the pounds 16m man, due to notch his 400th club career
appearance today, insisted: . . .
I'LL LEAVE WITH HEAD HELD HIGH; Pride will be spur for Toon
boss Kinnear.(Sport)
Byline: By ALAN OLIVER Chief sports writer
JOE KINNEAR has pledged to leave Newcastle United with "my
head held high."
As revealed in The Chronicle yesterday, Kinnear has lost his
'interim' tag . . .
SOCCER IN Brief: City slicker.(News)
MANCHESTER CITY midfielder Stephen Ireland believes the current
crop of players are as good as any in the club's history.
And he is going into tomorrow's derby against Manchester
United at . . .
SOCCER IN Brief: Gerrard hailed.(News)
STEVEN GERRARD completes 10 years in Liverpool's first team
this weekend with manager Rafael Benitez insisting he can still improve.
Gerrard made his debut as a substitute against Blackburn . . .
SOCCER IN Brief: Blues warned.(News)
DAVID MOYES takes Everton to rejuvenated Tottenham tomorrow
admitting some of his top stars need to start producing their best form.
In particular, Moyes says he is looking for an improvement in . . .
SOCCER IN Brief: Gallas tribute.(News)
ARSENE WENGER feels William Gallas deserves great credit for his
response to a troubled couple of weeks - and backed the former Arsenal
captain to focus on the job in hand when he returns to former . . .
Shearer will put Toon before TV; Charlton: Big Al will manage
United one day.(News)
Byline: By LEE RYDER
GEORDIE World Cupwinner Jack Charlton believes it's only a
matter of time before Alan Shearer takes his place in the Newcastle
United dugout as boss.
The respected former . . .
Gallowgate Gallery.(News)
IT'S Tyne-Tees derby day today as United head to the Riverside
to take on Gareth Southgate's Middlesbrough.
And Newcastle certainly have the upper hand in terms of results
when visiting the home . . .
Point made nice change for me!(News)
Byline: Alan Oliver
THE record books will show that Newcastle United dropped two
points.
And that they extended their run of games in the Premier League
without a victory at Stamford Bridge to . . .
How Charles can get in charge of future.(News)
Byline: Alan Oliver
CHARLES N'ZOGBIA has certainly been in the Newcastle United
headlines this week, hasn't he?
But this is what happens when a player is allowed to go home to his
own country . . .
Joe can't allow N'Zogbia to go; SUPER
MAC.(News)
Byline: JOHN GIBSON
IT WAS a simple statement, and hardly a surprise, but it struck
fear into my heart.
Joe Kinnear will have to sell to be able to raise the money to buy
in the January . . .
Crazy Caption competition.(Sport)
THE usual Terry good entry rolled in for last week's crazy
caption picture - and make no Scott Carson-like mistake, it was
difficult to chose a winner.
Eventually, though, we went for BEN GILES, . . .
Rich pickings.(Sport)
MAY I offer you a poser: What is the connection between Richard
Money and Graham Fenton, the last two subjects of my Face To Face
interviews in the Chron?
The answer is that Money coached Fenton . . .
Tears as legend Alan says thank you to Sir Bobby.(Sport)
Byline: GIBBON
HE stood basking in the glow of adulation, his subjects exploding
into applause as he rose to his feet to acknowledge them.
Alan Shearer was receiving his Legends award before a . . .
We have paid penalty yet again, blasts Bates.(Sport)
Byline: By NICK PUREWAL
STEVE BATES slammed Newcastle Falcons' poor penalty count in
last night's defeat by Wasps.
The Falcons rugby director reckoned his men handed Wasps victory on
a plate at . . .
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