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Newcastle Evening Chronicle

Newest Review: ... Other regular features include ten pages of classifieds, Make A Date (a listings guide covering cinema, clubs, concerts and ... more

... exhibitions), and three pages of TV Listings which are well laid out and pretty thorough, covering the majority of satellite and cable channels as well as the major digital ones. The Opinions pages are not very original with the 'Your Questions Answered' section and letters taking up the majority of the two pages. Likewise, 'The Chronicle Says' editorial column is a little too parochial for my tastes, all knee jerk shouting and conservative indignation and no influence. 'Vent Your Spleen', a sma...more

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Newcastle Evening Chronicle: Ronnie Gill (701 words)
by meah - written on 13/08/02 (Very useful, 2075 readings)
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Part of the Trinity Mirror stable of newspapers, the Newcastle Evening Chronicle is the biggest-selling daily newspaper in the North East. Although I don't buy it every day, preferring the South Shields Gazette, I've been reading the Chronicle on and off for most of my adult life, along with another 400,000 people in Northumberland, Durham and Tyne & Wear. Along with The Journal, the Chronicle's morning equivalent, the paper is published every day except Sunday. Copies usually hit the streets of Newcastle in the late morning when the street sellers' cries of "Ronnie Gill" can be heard throughout the city centre. Costing 30p, the paper ...

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