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Easter egg prices set to rise as cost of chocolate soars, expert warns

The price of cocoa has gone up partly due to drought in West Africa

Evening Standard

Sunderland burglar who targeted homes and businesses during crime spree jailed

Dylan Newall was involved in burglaries, affrays, driving offences and fraudulent activity which took place in 2020, 2021 and earlier this year

Chronicle Live

Gateshead man armed himself with metal pole after punching teenage boy in face during 'altercation'

Michael Cummings assaulted the boy and woman on October 6 this year following an altercation which involved his partner

Chronicle Live

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Brothers left County Durham workman terrified after aggressive burglary amid flooring row

Michael and Robert Alderson went to the workman's supported accommodation in Ferryhill and threatened to burn it down

Chronicle Live

Yen sinks to 150 per dollar, lowest since 1990

Tokyo (AFP) - The falling yen hit 150 per dollar for the first time since 1990 on Thursday, driven down by the contrast between Japanese monetary easing and aggressive US interest rate hikes.

AFP

Gateshead pervert tried to have sex chats with 14-year-old girl online on Christmas Eve

Stephen Gunn, of Gateshead, thought he was talking to a child when he asked her to meet him for sexual activity but it was a decoy profile set up by vigilantes

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Trust me, UK's Truss pursues charm offensive at her party conference

British Prime Minister Liz Truss heads to her Conservative Party conference next week with a packed diary of "meet and greets" to try to win over lawmakers angry over an economic plan that triggered market chaos and badly eroded support.

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The criminals who terrorised their partners and exes and were convicted in court this month

A number of defendants have been before the courts during the month of August

Chronicle Live

Sunderland illegal immigrant cannabis farmer was paid with clothes and trips to London and Scotland

Rexhino Musaku was caught looking after the drugs factory in Sunderland when entry was forced over concerns British Gas had about the electricity meter, which had been bypassed

Chronicle Live

Europe is on sale. Why the dollar-euro exchange rate is a win for Americans

The dollar has continued to strengthen against the euro, and for the first time in decades, the two currencies are worth about the same.

WEKU

Sunderland thug attacked three police officers at once while on bail for biting a fourth PC

Clinton Barnes, of Hetton-le-Hole, who has a history of attacking police officers, bit, stamped and tried to choke his latest victims

Chronicle Live

Earthquake insurance claims generate most complaints after COVID, floods emergency: AFCA

Victoria's September 22 earthquake is the third most complained about insurance event in the last year after COVID-19 and east coast flooding, according to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

ABC News

$Plumber left with broken jaw and fractured ribs by Sunderland customer over £50 refund$

Plumber left with broken jaw and fractured ribs by Sunderland customer over £50 refund

Mahlon Crosdale, of Sunderland, kicked, punched and stamped on the plumber outside his local pub

Chronicle Live

Toxic cocktail darkens outlook for British pound

London (AFP) - A toxic cocktail of sluggish growth and high inflation, plus Brexit and fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, is set to weigh on the pound in the coming months, economists warned.

AFP

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Crash course: how to haggle with insurers after a car accident

From researching market rates to finding your own assessor, Jesse Noakes learned how to wade through the red tape of insurers without being fleeced

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