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Seven-day catch-up: January 29-February 4

WELCOME to our regular Sunday morning round-up of the stories that have been making the news in South Tyneside this week.

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War hero to be honoured Down Under

SOUTH Tyneside war hero John Simpson Kirkpatrick is to be honoured in Australia.

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Second man charged over £10,000 cigarette robbery

A SECOND man has been remanded in custody after £10,000 of cigarettes was taken in a raid on a Tesco delivery truck, outside the Tesco store in Prince Edward Road, South Shields, on Tuesday.

BACKING ... Show Racism the Red Card says it was right to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.

Anti-racism group backs John Terry decision

A NORTH East-based anti-racism campaign group has backed the Football Association’s decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.

‘Wrong signals’ over councillors’ pensions

TOWN hall pensions for South Tyneside councillors could be sending out “the wrong signals,” it was claimed today.

Sport rss

Newcastle United's Demba Ba (left) celebrates his goal against Manchester United.

Newcastle’s Demba Ba backed to pick up his old goalscoring habits by boss Pardew

DEMBA Ba has been backed to pick up where he left off at Newcastle United when he returns against Aston Villa tomorrow.

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Transfer Rumours Update: Saturday, February 4

BARCELONA, Arsenal, Everton and Aston Villa are among the teams making the headlines today.

Newcastle United's Ryan Taylor celebrates his team's first goal against Blackburn Rovers.

Newcastle United’s Ryan Taylor hails ‘dizzying’ Premier League success

RYAN Taylor admits Newcastle United’s success so far this season has been “dizzying”.

Newcastle's Gabriel Obertan wants to get on the goal trail.

Newcastle United’s Gabriel Obertan promises more goals after Blackburn cracker

GABRIEL Obertan’s confident he can bring more goals to Newcastle after finally opening his United account.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Shay Given had a glorious career with Newcastle.

Newcastle boss Pardew hails Villa’s Magpie legend Shay Given

SHAY Given frustrated Newcastle United at Villa Park earlier this season – and Alan Pardew expects the goalkeeper to again be at his best tomorrow.

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Are you our latest Big Night Out winner? video

NOTHING beats a Big Night Out with your mates – and you can win not one but TWO every week with The Shields Gazette.

Lifestyle rss

OUT OF FAVOUR ... Dame Catherine Cookson has been replaced in the 'most-borrowed' list by Dan Brown.

Wor Kate loses out to Dan Brown and James Pattison

THE romantic novels of Dame Catherine Cookson have been replaced by thrillers in the list of most-borrowed titles from UK libraries.

LANA DEL REY ... Born To Die (Interscope)

Album review: Lana Del Rey - Born To Die

THE 25-year old New Yorker rode an unprecedented wave of hype last year, with her singles, including the stunning Video Games, sending online communities into pandemonium.

DAN SARTAIN ... Too Tough To Live (One Little Indian)

Album review: Dan Sartain - Too Tough To Live

THIS is the sixth album by Birmingham, Alabama, native Dan Sartain, who’s best-known for his blues and rockabilly sound.

DJANGO DJANGO ... Django Django (Because Music)

Album review: Django Django - Django Django

THIS arty quartet are one of the most hotly-tipped new bands of 2012, with this debut arriving three years after their formation.

DJANGO DJANGO ... Django Django (Because Music)

60s star pulls out of Shields show

SIXTIES star Gerry Marsden has pulled out of a South Tyneside gig.

Community rss

ADAM & EVE ... was this old Shields pub originally the Admiral Rodney?

Would you Adam and Eve this tale?

AS much as we may think we know where we live, places like Shields really do become a different country when you delve into their licensing past.

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HAT'S MY BOYS ... a Boldon Juniors side before the First World War.

Hats the way it was back then!

THIS is a smashing photograph, albeit I find it rather a bitter-sweet one.

SHHHH ... reading quietly in the 1930s.

The pages of history

THE sense of relief was overwhelming, I remember. I had misplaced my copy of Le Grand Meaulnes, Alain-Fournier’s classic novel of youthful rite of passage.

LITTLE AND LARGE ... but who were Waldon Villa, seen here in the 1930s?

What do you know about the Villa boys?

AFTER more than 70 years, it could be the small chap in the front, if he’s still with us, who holds the key to the puzzle of this picture.

BATTERED...Alfred Street, whose fish and chip was popular with Westoe pupils.

A chance to meet old school friends

IF it was possible to have a scratch ‘n’ sniff version of Cookson Country, this page would sizzle with the tang of vinegar and the hot savoury aroma of chips.

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