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Top Newcastle haemophilia doctor 'was lying' in complaint about 1983 infected blood reporting says journalist

Journalist Sue Douglas said Dr Peter Jones had lied in a complaint made to the Press Council in 1983 - and she told the Infected Blood Inquiry Dr Jones had 'known there was a problem'.

Chronicle Live · Sep 15, 2022

Popular city business dubbed 'as useful as a handbrake in a canoe'

The company brought 'smiles to faces' and appeared on BBC's Dragon's Den

Liverpool Echo · Aug 27, 2022

Seaham infected blood victim speaks out after 40 years: 'I've hidden away, been ostracised and lost jobs because of this'

Mark Fox has chosen this week to finally break his silence about being infected with Hepatitis C through an NHS treatment as a child.

Chronicle Live · Aug 19, 2022

Blackwood Bike Shed volunteers upcycle hundreds of bikes for charity

For many Australians, retirement is a chance to put down the tools after decades of hard work. But one group of men in the Adelaide foothills are doing the exact opposite, dedicating their time to repairing old bikes and donating them to those in need.

ABC News · Jul 9, 2022

The powerful advice people in Wales gave to Boris Johnson after he announced his resignation

We went to Merthyr Tydfil to see what people in the town thought of Boris Johnson handing in his resignation as Prime Minister

Wales Online · Jul 7, 2022

Where former Dragons' Den investors are now after Hilary Devey's tragic death

With tributes flooding in from past and present Dragons' Den stars to Hilary Devey, who has sadly died at the age of 65, here is a look at what happened once the investors left the show

Daily Mirror · Jun 13, 2022

Newcastle's haemophiliacs 'should have been told' they were at 'clear and special' risk of AIDS, inquiry hears

Sir Michael Rawlins - formerly a senior academic and health adviser to a number of official medical bodies - gave evidence at the Infected Blood Inquiry this week.

Chronicle Live · Jun 10, 2022

Sunak’s measures are too little, too late for Britain’s poorest

Letters: The one-off payments will only cover about half the predicted energy bill rise and will do nothing to tackle inequality, writes Alasdair Macdonald. Plus letters from Jenny Jones, Barbara Holroyd, Sue Finch and Peter Jones

The Guardian - UK · May 29, 2022

Dragons' Den: Caribe Coffee Co turns down deal offer to plot national hub network

The Morpeth business has seen sales rocket since appearing on the popular BBC1 pitching panel show

Birmingham Post · May 3, 2022

The UK's most successful business bosses and why they're the most talked about

From a compelling rags to riches story or life changing invention - we take a look at the UK's business people who have become famous beyond the boardroom

Birmingham Post · May 2, 2022