The Chronicle (UK) - 17 Sep 2025
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‘living in fear’ on graffiti targeted
Fresh batch of dreams for artisan bakery set to expand with new shop
Council criticised over handling of bullying claims
AI growth zone could bring thousands of jobs
Pre-match road closures
Families ‘living in fear’ on estate targeted with racist graffiti
Council leader: ‘There’s nothing British about racist graffiti’
Mayor calls for ‘London-centric’ tourism board to be broken up
Greggs 24/7 city bid will ‘generate crime’
Man charged with attempted murder after street attack
Man arrested after teen left fighting for his life
New Metro trains appear on TV show
Council ‘committed’ to £2bn waste incinerator
Katie Price hours late for her own show
Robert Redford dies
Gaza ‘burns’ as Israelis advance
Trump hints at tariffs deal for UK
Pope’s personal tribute at funeral of Duchess
‘One in, one out’ deportation will happen despite setback
Tories are facing ‘rough and bumpy time’ – Badenoch
Modern slavery link to hospitality sector
State pension set to rise £11 a week
Historic city building moves with the times
Explore the past
Women encouraged to join transport industry to inspire new generation
Dad’s ‘recurring nightmare’ over son’s tragic death
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Music Uncovered: David Bowie – Changeling
Star Trek: Khan
Wisecrack
Paul Burrell’s Royal Tea
Pears trio shine to frustrate Durham
Another win for champs Burnmoor
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United team could have gone so far
Unauthorised season tickets are cancelled
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