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The tower could be in the way of a new wind turbine factory, promisingjobs. we have to prioritise giving people opportunities and jobs, and 2,000 jobs are not to be sniffed at. those people who say that this is a piece of heritage, my argument would be that teesside�*s heritage is in the structures that built the world — one world trade center, the shard, the sydney harbour bridge. those are the things we should be taking pride in. signing off the d—listing of the dorman long tower was the...

Concerns about the firms that are not the big six, because they are vulnerable to the wholesale gas price changes. when it comes to the carbon dioxide shortage, because thatis carbon dioxide shortage, because that is the more pressing concern, the possibility of food shortages, that kind of thing and they say they are looking at a range of options. the key thing, i guess, would be to get those two fertiliser plants, the one in cheshire and the one in teesside back open. otherwise they need to ge...

In afghanistan, un agencies have urged the taliban to re—open girls schools. secondary schools for boys have reopened, more than a month after the taliban seized power. all male teachers have been ordered back to work. but the taliban have said nothing about reopening secondary schools for girls. the save the children charity say education is a lifeline especially for girls. having stood for more than 60 years, the dorman long tower has been a symbol of teesside�*s industrial heritage for de...

Archive: a steamer puts out to sea, while on the roadway a stream i of road traffic glides by, and all around is a web of steel spun by the industry of men. the industry of men on teesside, of course, iron, steel and chemicals defined the area. for some, then, demolition seems like a severing of the link with the glorious industrial past — certainly so for lisa and ian, taking a last look today. it�*s a receptacle of so many memories for so many people. here�*s four generations, looking ba...

Signing off the delisting of the dorman long tower was the first act of the new culture secretary, nadine dorries. the race is now on to try to prepare the 1950s tower for demolition early tomorrow morning. three other structures will also come down, but the dorman long tower will be most missed. the former bridge builder a famous name, building — amongst other things — the sydney harbour bridge. archive: a steamer puts out to sea, while on the roadway a stream - of motor traffic glides by, ...

Northern Echo’s Chief Features Writer Mr Chris Lloyd has gone down the mamory lane and penned 170 year long evolution of Teesside iron and steel

France and southern sweden and countries that never expected it. in siberia. we have to start shifting our thoughts that this might be a fight of the planet. they may be sending aircraft carriers.- sending aircraft carriers. thank ou. we sending aircraft carriers. thank you- we wish _ sending aircraft carriers. thank you. we wish you _ sending aircraft carriers. thank you. we wish you luck - sending aircraft carriers. thank you. we wish you luck in - sending aircraft carriers. thank you. we wish...

About how the loss of transmission has affected them. we watched through sky satellite, so it doesnt affect us at all. my daughter lives about five miles down the road, and she cant get any terrestrial television. the radios a problem, theres no fm. we can get quite a few digital channels, but receptions not very good. i think the main thing i miss is the fm on the car radio as youre driving around. i thought it was my house, - just my house, so you try fiddling about with the telly i for about ...

To be vaccinated and the limiting factor was how quickly the nhs could get hold of vaccines. six months later, and its a very different story. the vaccines are there, the vaccinators are there, but the nhs is dealing with a far more sceptical audience. while the north—east is seeing the highest rates of infection in the country, in newcastle, nearly three in ten adults remain completely unvaccinated. i guess theres a sense that perhaps were getting towards the end of the pandemic and i think t...

Of the pandemic and i think thats probably playing into peoples minds as to, "actually, do i still need the vaccine, then?" of course, no—one told the virus that were coming to the end of the pandemic and thats why were seeing the numbers that were seeing and thats why were concerned that people come forward. so the nhs finds itself back under pressure, with around 500 covid patients in hospitals across the north east and cumbria. though, at the moment, farfewer are in intensive care than in p...