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ANN CLEEVES PENS NEW VERA STORY FOR BOOK FESTIVALAS ANN Cleeves’ ninth novel in the Vera series, The Darkest Evening, hits the book shelves this month, Durham Book Festival is offering read-ers a free and exclusive new story about the famed detective, as well as a free event with its author.

Written in Blood is a new Ann Cleeves story, penned as the Big Read title for this year’s Dur-ham Book Festival.

Set in Durham City, detective Vera Stanhope is attempting to take some rare time-out at a creative writing class, but is drawn into solving a murder at the book fes-tival.

Durham Book Festi-val is a Durham County Council event, produced by New Writing North and supported by Durham

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COUNCIL LEADERS CONCERNED WITH RISING COVID CASESTHE LEADERS of seven North East local author-ities have issued a joing statement outlining their deep concerns about the increasing number of pos-itive coronavirus cases across the region, particu-larly among young adults.

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“Average cases per day across our local authority areas have doubled in lit-tle more than a week and are averaging around 80 per day in the most recent figures – we expect that to go higher in coming days.

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In the lead-up to Dur-ham Book Festival, which runs 9th-18th October, 4,000 copies of Written in Blood funded by Ann’s publisher Pan Macmil-lan, will be distributed by Durham County Council through a wide network.

The books will be avail-able from libraries, com-munity hubs, food banks and local businesses, as well as within the prison library service.

A grant from the County Durham Commu-nity Foundation will fund shared reading work-shops themed around the book in community groups.

As well as picking up physical copies of Writ-ten in Blood, readers can also download a free e-book version from the Durham Book Festival website.

Ann Cleeves will be

interviewed by broad-caster Steph McGovern for a digital book festival event, to be broadcast on Saturday 17th October.

They will talk about Ann’s award-winning career; how books have supported her in her own life; and why she feels reading is so vital to mental health.

Free tickets to watch the event online will be available from Thursday 10th September, when the full Durham Book Festival programme is made live at durham-bookfestival.com.

The Big Read is a long-running campaign at Durham Book Festival which celebrates the joy of reading.

Previous titles have included Brooklyn by Colm Tóibín, The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters and Northern Lights by Philip Pullman.

Each year, thousands of books are gifted to peo-ple from across County Durham, inviting them to

read for pleasure and be part of a shared moment for the county.

Claire Malcolm, Chief Executive of New Writ-ing North said: “The Big Read is a very special part of our programme where we invite everyone to join us in reading one special book.

“For many of us, read-ing is the most amazing passport to escapism: it costs nothing and offers complete freedom. Never have we needed books more!

“The Big Read is also a celebration of librar-ies at the heart of their communities and as the places where many of us discover we are readers.

“At a time when so many of us are feeling stressed and anxious due to Covid-19, we are thrilled to be working with Ann Cleeves, who is not only a fantastic writer, but has also ded-icated her career to sup-porting reading in librar-ies and the community to

bring us joy and support mental health.”

Ann Cleeves said: “I’m delighted to be taking part in Durham Festival’s Big Read, and that Writ-ten in Blood will go wild into the community for everyone to enjoy.

“In this short story, Vera is very much out of her comfort zone, advis-ing aspiring writers as part of the Durham Book Festival.

“Reading fiction is a good way to lose your-self, I hope people enjoy a moment to escape into the world of Vera Stan-hope!”

Cllr Joy Allen, Durham County Council’s Cab-inet member for trans-formation, culture and tourism, said: “The Big Read is one of the most popular parts of Durham Book Festival, as it effec-tively turns County Dur-ham into one big book club, with thousands of people all reading and talking about the same novel at once.”

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Our Heroes NHSWritten in March 2020 by Clive Stokes

At that start of 2020There came a killer Bug

That meant we couldn’t see our friendsAnd stopped us giving our Mams a hug

We, like other countries thought It would not travel to our shore

But it did and killed a thousand people And then a thousand more

By then it was too lateAs this virus quickly spread

It was clear this wasn’t going awayTill thousands more were dead

We were told to observe social distancingAnd only in emergency to go outA rule put in place to keep us safeA rule people thought they’d flout

Our country was being attacked By an invisible killing force

Wiping a lot of our population outAnd didn’t show remorse

This was branded like the plagueThe likes that we have never seen

We were told that if we handled stuff Our hands we had to clean

The prime minister, Boris JohnsonHad to give a public address

For us to stay at home, save livesAnd protect our NHS

Then footage came on the tellyOf the nurses who had cried

For their colleagues trying to help us allAnd for their vocation they had died

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“We have worked extremely hard to get this project finished on time and on budget in extraordinary circum-stances, and appreciate everyone’s help at this time, especially to Jane Brownlee who project managed the kitchen.

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Even with restric-tions due to Covid-19, everything went to plan and was very well con-trolled.

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Some of the recommen-dations include an over-haul of safety training; reviewing the availability of equipment; new tech-nology being trialled and a hard-line approach to the standard of response after an assault.

Chief Constable Jo Far-rell, from Durham Con-stabulary, said: “Attacks on police officers and staff are unacceptable at any time, but they are especially appalling when these officers have worked tirelessly on the frontline to keep people safe during the Coronavi-rus pandemic.

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ASSAULTS ON police officers and staff in County Durham and Dar-lington increased during the lockdown period, fig-ures have revealed.

Durham Constabulary recorded 228 assaults on officers and staff between March and July this year – an increase of 26% when compared with the same period last year, in which 168 assaults were recorded.

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Others include incidents where officers have been punched, kicked, head-butted, scratched, bit-ten or had glass bottles thrown at them.

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An urgent review was undertaken following significant concern about assaults against officers and staff, and the severity of them.

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This week in History9 September 1791Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States, is named after President George Washington.

12 September 1953U.S. Senator and future President John Fitzgerald Kennedy marries Jacqueline Lee Bouvier at St. Mary’s Church in Newport, Rhode Island.

10 September 1608John Smith is elected council president of Jamestown, Virginia.

13 September 1985 Super Mario Bros. is released in Japan for the NES, which starts the Super Mario series of platforming games.

11 September 1792The Hope Diamond is stolen along with other French crown jewels when six men break into the house where they are stored.

14 September 1984 Joe Kittinger becomes the first person to fly a gas balloon alone across the Atlantic Ocean.

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