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Pickoftheday ; E N T E R Ta I N M E N T
PICKOFTHEDAY Cricket: The Ashes Live (Sky Sports 1, 10.00am) The Third Test between England Australia at Edgbaston draws to a close today, as the players take to the ground for the fifth day's play. The scenes here in 2005 were some of the most dramatic seen in Ashes history, as England managed to fend off an Australian fightback to claim a two-run victory and draw level in the series, after Steve Harmison took the crucial wicket of last man in Michael Kasprowicz. Andrew Strauss will hope his...
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Trs Chic! ; New Take On Charity Shopping
IT ROCKS as a swish vintage boutique for the hippy, hippy, chic. But the latest sparkly star on Boro's high street scene has a surprise in store - it's a charity shop!
Battling Their Way to the Finish in Big D-Day Trek
THREE hardy young cyclists racked up nearly 1,000 miles retracing the Allied advance across France and Belgium in the Second World War. Jonathan Harley, his brother Joe and friend Gavin Smallwood completed the marathon trek in just 20 days - with just one puncture between them!
TALENTED students from Cleveland College of Art and Design have brightened up the corridors at the assisted reproduction unit at the University Hospital of Hartlepool. Artwork from the students based on local landmarks has been displayed within the new ultra-modern department.
Cash Means Jobs Boost ; Funding Secured
HUNDREDS of new jobs are being created for young people on Teesside thanks to successful multi-million pound bids for Government cash. The Department of Work and Pension's 'Future Jobs Fund' will see 181 jobs created in Stockton, 150 in Middlesbrough and 145 in Redcar and Cleveland.
Banned ; Brutal Dad Must Never Work with Children, Orders Judge
A FAMILY today welcomed a banning order against a Teesside dad who shook his baby son so violently he suffered brain damage. Former heroin addict Paul Cool, who also stubbed a cigarette out on his two-week-old son Joshua, has been banned from ever working with children by Teesside Crown Court.
A TEENAGER from Yarm is on the verge of a Spec-tacular future in modelling. Olivia Swash, 19, hopes her sexy visage will hold the focus of the judges as she looks toward being crowned Spectacle Wearer of the Year 2009.
Love at First Sight ; Duo Are Pair of Diamonds
DESERT WAR veteran George Thorn, 92, and his devoted wife Emma, 90, have celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. The couple, who live at Saltburn's Hazelgrove Court care home, moved to the area from Birmingham 26 years ago. They first lived at Guisborough and then Brotton, before moving to the home.