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• 05 Nov 2009 05:00

  Thursday, 5 November 2009
  Bank pumps extra £25bn into economy Soldiers killed by 'rogue' recruit Payne calls for sentencing clarity Shannon's 'aunt' jailed for fraud MP cleared of expenses rules breach Kroenke close to takeover threshold Defiant Benitez eyes another 'miracle' Osbourne loaned to Boro Jones fined by Sunderland Brown, Maloney out of Scotland squad
  Toyota back in the black TOYOTA is back in the black and has more than halved its year-end operating loss forecast, new figures show. ... (05/11/2009) TRAGIC LUKE'S LAST MOMENTS by COURT REPORTER LUKE Campbell was fatally stabbed when he tried to grapple with a drug dealer armed with a knife, a court has heard. ... (05/11/2009) 00-no! Spy box in car is ‘a non-starter' EUROCRATSʼ plans to fit ʻspy boxesʼ in all cars have been slammed by Burtonʼs biggest driving school and the townʼs taxi chief. ... (05/11/2009) Father denies holding family as captives A FATHER accused of cruelty has told a jury he never let his four children go to school in a dirty and shabby state. ... (05/11/2009) ‘Enough demand for three power stations' THE PROJECT manager for the proposed new Willington Power Station says there is enough demand for three gas-fired facilities in the ... (05/11/2009) Airport wins its bigger runway EAST Midlands Airport has won its nine-year battle to build a £4 million extension to its runway. ... (05/11/2009) Residents slam memorial siting VILLAGERS have hit out at plans for a 14ft war memorial outside their homes, saying it will become a target for vandalism and a ... (05/11/2009) We won't use ATMs again – card victims VICTIMS of card cloning at a village ATM say they have been put off using cash machines for good. The ATM, close to the Co-Op store, in ... (05/11/2009) Police survey is a mixed bag MOST people think crime is a problem in the Swadlincote area but that its level is stagnant or decreasing, a new survey shows. ... (05/11/2009) Missing dog Breezes back to delight Alex AN AUTISTIC youngster ʻcried with happinessʼ when his dog was returned after going missing for a week — thanks to an appeal in the Mail. ... (05/11/2009) Top cop Ellie to pick up another prize AN AWARD-WINNING community cop from Stapenhill has now won another accolade for excellence. PCSO Ellie Beaumont was recently named ... (05/11/2009) Pub car park housing plan gets nod CONTROVERSIAL plans to build houses on a village pub car park have been given the go-ahead. South Derbyshire district councillors have ... (05/11/2009) New jobs at EMA but bmi cuts elsewhere TWENTY-FIVE jobs are to be created by budget airline bmibaby at East Midlands Airport (EMA) while the company could axe 158 elsewhere. ... (05/11/2009) Young politician helps to make history BURTON'S representative on the UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) has spoken of the ‘incredible' experience of delivering a speech in the ... (05/11/2009)	RAMS STAR: I CHEATED DEATH by TOM SLOANJAY McEveley is lucky to be alive after his heart stopped for two minutes during an operation to mend his broken cheekbone. ... (05/11/2009) Pesch in running for award PAUL Peschisolido is in the running for his first manager of the month award, writes REX PAGE. The Burton Albion boss is on a shortlist ... (05/11/2009) Albion stars visit juniors JUNIOR FOOTBALL BURTON Albion heroes Keith Gilroy and Aaron Webster have visited Newhall's TS Sports as the club — enjoying its 25th anniversary — ... (05/11/2009) Leaders Gresley remain focused JUNIOR FOOTBALL GRESLEY Lions remain clear at the head of FOCUS DIY UNDER-16 DIVISION ONE, with their latest success being a 6-2 win at Barton Rovers. ... (05/11/2009) Title rivals march on with wins JUNIOR FOOTBALL THE top two teams in BRIAN MOLE UNDER-12 DIVISION ONE, Gresley Juniors and Stapenhill Swans Blue, retained their respective positions of ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] No Kidd-ing as Alex fires side joint top JUNIOR FOOTBALL BARTON Rovers moved into a four-way tie for the lead in MARLEY ETERNIT UNDER-13 DIVISION ONE as they came away from Hatton Sports with a ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Hibbs deepens Saints' woes JUNIOR FOOTBALL THE big game of the day in BASS CHARITY VASE UNDER-11 DIVISION THREE saw the two sides occupying second spot — St Georges and ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Bancroft hits deadly double JUNOR FOOTBALL - GIRLS SOPHIE Bancroft was on target twice for Belvedere Park girls as they inflicted a 3-1 defeat on Pride Park Juniors in this top-of-the-table ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Punia strike enough for a cup upset JUNIOR FOOTBALL GRESLEY Juniors caused an upset in the KL ENGINEERING UNDER-10 KNOCKOUT CUP by ousting Division One side Winshill Gold thanks ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Leading duo share spoils JUNIOR FOOTBALL GRESLEY Juniors and Hatton Sports shared the points in a 3-3 thriller to leave themselves joint top of KNOTT UNDER-15 DIVISION ONE, ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Archer puts on top-flight show SNOOKER BELMONT A staged a stirring fightback to beat Stapenhill A in the Burton Snooker League Justwood Premier Division. ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Bojang's brace salvages point by BRIAN TRAIN IAN Clarke twice gave Stretton the lead against Medina in this top-of-thetable Pedigree League clash at Hillfield Park. ... (05/11/2009)[Read More] Town teenager lands European title KICKBOXING A BURTON teenager has battled his way to winning a European title. Hassan Ali, of Rangemore Street, has been ... (05/11/2009)[Read More]

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