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- Mother and daughter given Asbos
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- Teenager 'repeatedly raped by gang'
- Man quizzed over women's murders
- Cherie Blair makes phone hack claim
- Man accused of murdering vicar
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- Sex attacker was under surveillance
- RBS set to unveil £400m bonus pot
- 'Anxious' teacher 'set self alight'
- 'Crush racism' in football: PM
- Protesters refused cathedral appeal
- Man accused of starting riots blaze
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- UK reporter dies in Syria onslaught
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- Third chance to get Olympic tickets
Lifestyle
Youngsters get into Olympic spirit
Children had fun making their own Olympic torches at a half-term event.
Youngsters support anti-violence campaign
Children at a Kettering school are backing a campaign aimed at making people think twice about raising their fists to fight.
How to have a flipping good pancake Tuesday
Lumpy batter and floor splatter – don’t be left with egg on your face when flipping pancakes today.
Choir seeking new direction
A popular choir which has been going for nearly 70 years is preparing to say goodbye to its musical director.
Taking off with top rocket designs
Creative youngsters had lift-off with a space rocket challenge at their school.
What's On
Ghost Rider 2 (12A)
Nicolas Cage reprises his role as a motorcycle rider condemned to do the Devil’s bidding in this action-driven sequel directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor.
Big Miracle
Big Miracle translate the inspirational true story of the battle to free three grey whales stranded in the pack ice in Alaska in 1988 to the big screen.
Romeo and Juliet
An exquisite ballet production of Romeo and Juliet will be performed by the Moscow City Ballet at the Royal & Derngate, Northampton, tonight.
The Muppets
The Muppets are back with a new film that sees the colourful critters facing an uncertain future in a world of technological advances and fleeting celebrity.
Scares galore in The Woman In Black
The Woman In Black is a cinematic ghost train that plunges us into the eerie silence of a haunted house.
The Guide
Ladies night at the Lighthouse
Five top female comedians will be performing in June to raise awareness of breast cancer in young women.
Hitting all the right notes
An author and musician drummed up support for his new book at a signing session.
Romeo and Juliet
An exquisite ballet production of Romeo and Juliet will be performed by the Moscow City Ballet at the Royal & Derngate, Northampton, tonight.
Theatre group to stage Hollywood film
An Oscar-winning film director has given a Kettering-based theatrical group permission to stage an adaption of one of his Hollywood films.
Top quality line-up of stars at town theatre
Big names including The Chuckle Brothers, Fireman Sam and the Strictly Come Dancing couple James and Ola Jordan are to appear at the Lighthouse Theatre this spring and early summer.
Your Weekend
Winning brew proves fruitful
A CIDER maker who makes a tasty brew from his garden shed has been given an award for his efforts.
County’s archaeology brought to light
Iron age beads, a Roman brooch and historic coins were among the items people took along to an archaeology finds surgery.
Spree with Jill Robinson
Hundreds queue to be first in line at big sale
Hundreds of shoppers braved the cold to grab a bargain as a clothing retailer staged a bumper sale yesterday.
Pupils showing off sporting fashions
Pupils from Wrenn School in Wellingborough will strut their stuff on the catwalk at a special fashion show being held tonight.
Bakery is rising to the occasion
A long-established baker’s shop has closed after more than 30 years in a town.
Nostalgia
Legends from The Granada’s history
The article about concerts at The Granada in Kettering brought back memories of the audience rocking in the aisles for one reader.
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Co-operative spirit soars
“There are few more romantic chapters in the story of the Co-operative Movement than that which deals with the Kettering Clothing Co-operative Society.”
Tributes paid to war veteran
The daughter of the last surviving person who served in the First World War has spoken of her pride.
‘Tinker’s’ life tailored for the modern day
A rare opportunity to buy a large collection of glass plate photographic negatives and the encouragement of a friend has led to the publication of a fascinating pictorial record of a town’s past.
Buncefield expert receives his OBE
A major hazards expert who led the investigation into the cause of the Buncefield explosion which injured more than 40 people has received an OBE.
Telegraph People
It’s all flippin’ great fun video
The Olympics may be five months away but spectators have already been treated to a display of speed, agility and hand-eye co-ordination.
Arrest ends school project
A surprise staged arrest with a real police officer gave pupils an exciting end to a writing project based on Cluedo.
Jim delivers for Niamh’s appeal
Postman Jim Parry got dressed up to do his rounds and deliver the message about an appeal to raise £450,000 for life-saving treatment for five-year-old Niamh Curry.
Over-50s celebrate a nifty birthday
A flourishing over-50s group has celebrated its second birthday with an energetic Zumba session.
Colleagues are pulling together for challenge
A TEAM of adrenaline junkies are set to take on the epic challenge of pulling two cars for a marathon distance.
Showbiz
Tussauds' Clooney gets Oscar update
Oscar hopeful George Clooney will want to look his best for Sunday's awards ceremony and Madame Tussauds is making sure his wax figure is also looking good.
Actress Bonham Carter receives CBE
Helena Bonham Carter has been made a CBE by the Queen to recognise her glittering acting career.
Mendes: Craig real man like Connery
James Bond director Sam Mendes has said Daniel Craig is a "real man" on screen, just like previous 007 Sean Connery.
Kelly reveals horse fall 'fright'
Lorraine Kelly has told how she suffered a "real fright" when she fell from a horse, which then stamped on her leg.
Cyndi Lauper makes theatrical debut
A new musical bringing together Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein and rock icon Cyndi Lauper will put its best foot forward in Chicago this autumn.
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Weather for Kettering
Wednesday 22 February 2012
Today
Light rain
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