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Match Ratings: Charlton Athletic 0 Middlesbrough 1 - McNair is the star of the show at the Valley
How did the players fare in Middlesbrough's 1-0 win at Charlton? CHARLTON (4-4-2): Phillips 6; Matthews 5, Oshilaja 6, Pearce 5, Purrington 4 (Hemed 83); Cullen 5, Pratley 4, Lapslie 4 (BONNE 46, 6), Williams 4 (Doughty 66, 5); Taylor 6,
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Confirmed coronavirus cases in the North-East rises to 18
FIVE more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the North-East and Yorkshire, bringing the total to 18. Fraudsters exploit coronavirus to scam victims out of £800k The Department of Health is releasing updated figures
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Racist allegations made against Hartlepool United
KEVIN Watson, the Ebbsfleet United manager, has revealed two allegations of abuse have been levied at Hartlepool United. Pools lost 1-0 to the visitors at Victoria Park. The game ended with players from both sides squaring up - with Pools mascot
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Southampton 0 Newcastle United 1: Saint-Maximin's winner sees off Saints
ALLAN SAINT-MAXIMIN earned Newcastle United a 1-0 win at Southampton despite Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy pulling off a string of impressive saves. McCarthy gave his hopes of an England recall a boost as Saint-Maximin's second-half strike
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Jonathan Woodgate on his Middlesbrough players finally getting their just rewards - and why he dropped Aynsley Pears
JONATHAN WOODGATE felt his Middlesbrough players finally received a fitting reward for their improved performances as they claimed a crucial 1-0 win over relegation rivals Charlton Athletic. Paddy McNair’s first-half finish ended a run of ten league
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Parkinson frustrated by Mandron's late blow as Sunderland made to pay for errors
PHIL PARKINSON called for his players to show greater desire to deliver three points after watching Sunderland fail to hold on to a lead twice against Gillingham at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats’ hopes of a top two spot were dented when
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Hatfield and Campbell goals secure Darlington win at AFC Telford
DARLINGTON have ended their five-match run without a win by taking three points at AFC Telford United. The result lifts Alun Armstrong’s men up to ninth, four points off the play-offs. Armstrong made two changes to his starting XI, Stephen
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Unsavory scenes mar Hartlepool defeat
HARTLEPOOL UNITED’S play-off ambitions took a knock, as they went down to a home defeat against struggling Ebbsfleet. Pools went into the game buoyant after two impressive away performances, but were beaten by a second-half penalty, losing to opposition
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Full-time: Sunderland 2 Gillingham 2 - Mandron's double cancels out Lafferty's brace
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Full time: Charlton Athletic 0 Middlesbrough 1 - McNair's first-half strike secures crucial win
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Fraudsters exploit coronavirus fears to scam victims out of £800k
POLICE across the North-East are warning people about fraudsters who are trying to exploit the spread of the coronavirus to commit cyber crime. The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau issued an urgent warning over scams after 21 reports of fraud
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Rudy Gestede 'has come out fighting' for Boro cause insists Jonathan Woodgate
RUDY GESTEDE could complete a marked transformation in fortunes if he keeps Ashley Fletcher and Britt Assombalonga out of the Middlesbrough side this afternoon, with head coach Jonathan Woodgate paying tribute to the striker’s reaction to criticism
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Challinor on the importance of home support
Hartlepool United have progressed to the edge of the play-off zone of late. The hard work is being done by the week and the manager won’t allow his players to let their standards slip. Pools were set a target of eight wins from 12 games to make
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A big effort for Little Shop of Horrors shows
STUDENTS are relishing bringing a monster hit musical, with a giant man-eating plant, sadistic dentist and killer rock ‘n’ roll songs, to Ripon Grammar School’s stage. The Little Shop of Horrors four-night run opens on March 10, with the talented
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Representations of women explored in art exhibition at The Bowes Museum
AN exhibition which aims to spark conversation around the representation of women in the changing world has opened to coincide with International Women’s Day. Blimey! Lucretia is being staged at The Bowes Museum, in Barnard Castle and explores the
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Man covered himself in blood and faked being stabbed to scam women into giving him money
A MAN covered himself in blood and faked being stabbed to scam women into giving him cash, a court heard Andrew Lawson, 41, was caught on CCTV emptying a syringe of blood over his hand before approaching a lone female in the Feethams car park in
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International Women's Day: Women in the law no longer a lone voice
One hundred years on since the first women were allowed to pass their law exams and practise as lawyers, Sarah French explores what it’s like to be a woman working in the profession today. HELD aloft and supported by a sword as a symbol of authority
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Darlington Council leader Heather Scott proud of inclusivity
A HEAD of a town council is "particularly proud" to celebrate International Women's Day as its first female leader. Darlington Council leader Heather Scott not only signifies change as its first female leader but continues to drive change in her
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Fascinating gold rush album is a hit at Ripon auction
AN album of original photographs giving a fascinating insight into Alaska's gold rush more than 120-years-ago has smashed it guide price at a North Yorkshire auction house. The album was given an estimate of £50 to £70 at Elstob & Elstob’s Fine
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Warning over 'nursing staffing crisis' after NHS trust told to improve
THE Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has issued a warning about insufficient staffing in the NHS in the wake of a mental health trust being downgraded. Earlier this week, Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys (TEVW)NHS Foundation Trust being rated as "requiring
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Joelinton or Saint-Maximin set to miss out as Bruce sticks with new formation at Southampton
STEVE BRUCE will stick with his new formation for this afternoon’s game at Southampton, but the Newcastle United manager admits the trip to St Mary’s represents an “acid test” of his side’s ability to maintain their defensive resilience with a flat
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'Don't go chasing the money' - Steve Bruce's warning to Matty Longstaff
STEVE BRUCE has expressed “concern” at Newcastle United’s failure to agree a new contract with Matty Longstaff - and urged the teenager to put his long-term career prospects ahead of any financial considerations. Two key members of Newcastle’s
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'Not a team, a family': woman thanks 'life saving' Darlington Ladies rugby squad
A WOMAN has praised her "exceptional" rugby teammates for "saving her life", ahead of International Women's Day tomorrow. Rachael Turnbull, who suffers with bipolar and borderline personality disorder, has thanked her teammates for "rescuing" her
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In The Dock: Woman who beat prison officer among cases
THE following cases were heard at the Peterlee and Newton Aycliffe Magistates’ Courts in the last week. GEORGE MCGOWAN, 44, of Brus Corner, Hartlepool, was fined £120 after he used threatening, abusive, insulting words or behaviour during an incident