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AVOID TECH NECK

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September 26, 2025

DOCTORS REVEAL HOW TO COMBAT THIS INCREASINGLY COMMON CONCERN

ONCE upon a time, the first signs of ageing were thought to creep in around the eyes or across the hands.

Today, there’s a new giveaway, as consultant dermatologist, Dr Derrick Phillips explains: “Tech neck is the term commonly used to describe the impact that hunching over when looking at technology such as smartphones and tablets has on the body.” Dr Derrick Phillips, explains.

“This includes the impact on the neck muscles as well as the skin texture, appearance and quality.

“The combination of poor posture when looking down at your ‘tech’ and also the impact of blue light on the skin can all contribute to ‘tech neck,’ which can manifest in wrinkled skin on the neck and decolletage, as well as lines and skin texture issues.”

1. Posture over perfection

Experts are clear that prevention starts with daily habits.

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A cheesy word for quirky birds

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1 mins

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Skills academy students begin careers at Nissan

THE first students from the new Nissan Skills Academy have begun apprenticeships at the company's Sunderland plant after completing a two-year programme that aims to bridge the gap between classroom and shop floor.

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1 mins

October 02, 2025

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Kemp report 'will stay private'

MEMBERS of Newcastle City Council’s audit and standards committee have been told they will not see any further details from a long-running investigation into bullying allegations against the former council leader.

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3 mins

October 02, 2025

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'Exceptional entries' at remote country show

ONE of Northumberland’s most remote country shows had “some of the best sheep ever seen” at this year’s event. The Upper Redesdale Show took place in High Rochester at the weekend, celebrating the valley’s agricultural heritage, food, crafts and community spirit.

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1 min

October 02, 2025

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Sonay shining in China Open

TENNIS Sonay Kartal produced the biggest victory of her career over Mirra Andreeva to reach the China Open quarterfinals.

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1 mins

October 02, 2025

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Greggs urges 'no more surprises' as prices rise

THE boss of Greggs has urged the Government to avoid any “surprises” in the autumn Budget, as the bakery chain prepares to raise some of its prices this week.

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2 mins

October 02, 2025

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£10,000 raised in honour of Sycamore Gap

A NORTHUMBERLAND pub has raised £10,000 to honour the Sycamore Gap tree's legacy two years on from its felling.

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1 mins

October 02, 2025

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SLEAZY RYDER

Classless, arrogant and abusive, the sullying of this great golf event sums up Trump's America to a tee

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2 mins

October 02, 2025

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Armstrong 'gobsmacked' at Heed result

GATESHEAD boss Alun Armstrong admitted he was left “gobsmacked\" after his side scored four goals in the opening 12 minutes of a 5-2 win against National League strugglers Morecambe.

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1 mins

October 02, 2025

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Wigan claim Leigh threatened not to play semi-final

RUGBY LEAGUE Leigh owner Derek Beaumont has allegedly threatened to pull his club out of Friday night's Betfred Super League playoff semifinal against neighbours Wigan over a ticket row.

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1 min

October 02, 2025

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