Tyneside
Britishnoun
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Dr Kamlesh Sreekissoon, who works as a GP in North Tyneside, said people were juggling "three or four jobs" in the build up to Christmas in order to manage and subsequently struggling with their mental health.
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Isak, who proved his brilliance on Tyneside, was non-existent, his body language defeatist.
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He arrived ring rusty from his strike on Tyneside, then picked up a groin injury that put him on the sidelines.
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The city's Discovery Museum called it, external "an intrinsic part of Tyneside's cultural landscape".
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According to a domestic homicide review conducted by the Safer North Tyneside Community Partnership, Mr Prout was subject to "significant physical abuse that could more accurately be described as torture".
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