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Tomorrow. Jpmorgan, bank of america and goldman and citigroup. Can Investors Bank on the banks . Good question. We begin with the biggest retailers. Target and gap are under fire for staffing practices. More on this developing story. Give us the latest. New York Attorney general has sent letters to 13 retailers, including jcpenney target and gap and others asking for information and documentation about staffing procedures as it pertains to on call shifts. The new York Attorney general said the receives reports about these 13 retailers and specifically wouldnt elaborate further. According to th...

THIS week marks six years since Storm Desmond hit Tynedale.

North East byelaws overview North East byelaws apply to anyone fishing with a rod and line for salmon, trout, coarse fish, eels, smelt and lamprey in all freshwater fisheries. See the national rod fishing byelaws for rules that cover the whole country. The North East is divided into 2 byelaw areas – Northumbria and Yorkshire. Northumbria byelaw area This area covers all waters within river catchments in England that flow into the North Sea northwards from Boulby Craggs, Staithes (near Whitby). It does not include the River Tweed or any of its tributaries. Principal river catchments include ...

MORE than £10 million will be spent on flood defences across the Tyne Valley, the Environment Agency has announced. The EA has already invested £10 million to improve flood defences in the five years since Storm Desmond wreaked havoc across the district. Work has already started on a £1 million scheme to strengthen flood defences on the south bank of the Tyne at Corbridge and Devils Water, protecting 37 homes. Elsewhere, work is ongoing in Acomb to extend and raise the existing defences and make improvements to the road bridge, protecting 32 homes. The Environment Agency is also wo...