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newstest for 5 July 2009

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The end of the line Jul 05 2009

NO tears for National Express, please, after the company was stripped of its right to run the East Coast Main Line.Read

1. WHERE in the North did a famous battle take place between the English and Scots in 1388, resulting in a Scots victory even though their leader was killed? Jul 05 2009

2. WHAT school did the late Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster, and artist Antony Gormley both attend?Read

Jogging for memory Jul 05 2009

THOUSANDS of people will take part in the BUPA Great North 10k run next week. More than 200 of them are raising money for nominated charity The Alzheimer’s Society. IAN ROBSON spoke to three runners hoping the event in Sunderland next Sunday will raise awareness of a condition that has devastated their families.Read

A bought of the Bumps Jul 05 2009

Game: BumpsRead

Ride time for cyclists Jul 05 2009

AS the temperature soars, there has never been a better time to swap the steering wheel for a set of handle bars. Getting out on your bicycle can benefit you physically, mentally and socially, as well as being good for the environment. ALEXANDER FELTON reports.Read

Make most of Sunday roast Jul 05 2009

AS this will be my last recipe in the Sunday Sun, I thought I would finish the way I started, with a great recipe to use up leftover bits and bobs.Read

A CLASSICALLY-trained pianist, this celebrity is now a radio and TV host who also models for a high-street store. Can you guess who it is? Answer on opposite page. Jul 05 2009

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THIS week’s picture shows a graceful tree sculpture, but do you know where in the North it is? Jul 05 2009

The first correct entry drawn wins a family ticket to visit the Blue Reef Aquarium in Tynemouth, North Tyneside.Read

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