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Fresh injury concerns for Newcastle as Eddie Howe faces nervous wait ahead of Everton
EDDIE Howe faces a nervous injury wait on a couple of key players ahead of Saturday's Premier League trip to Everton. Newcastle booked their place in the Carabao Cup fourth round with a 1-0 win over AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday night, but the victory
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Wimbledon boss 'fuming' after Newcastle defeat & makes 'deserved' claim
WIMBLEDON boss Johnnie Jackson was left "fuming" with the penalty award that ultimately cost his side in their Carabao Cup defeat to Newcastle. The visiting boss was immensely proud of his side's efforts at St James' Park and felt the League Two
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Michael Carrick's satisfaction at West Brom win - and 'promotion contenders' comment
MICHAEL CARRICK was delighted with his Middlesbrough players’ performance in this evening’s 1-0 win over West Brom, and feels his side beat opponents that will be major factors in the promotion race come the end of the season. Boro became the first
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The Boro player who is right back to his best - and one who was a 'commanding' force
How did the players fare in Middlesbrough’s 1-0 win at West Brom? WEST BROM (4-2-3-1): Palmer 6; Furlong 5, Ajayi 5, Bartley 6, Heggem 5 (Styles 78); Racic 5 (Molumby 63, 4), MOWATT 6; Wallace 6 (Fellows 53, 4), Swift 5 (Johnston 63, 5),
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Only one contender for Newcastle Man of the Match in underwhelming Wimbledon win
Here's how Newcastle's players rated in the 1-0 win over Wimbledon: 6 Dubravka: Didn’t have anything to do until the painful collision that forced him off at half-time. 7 Livramento: Wasn’t troubled defensively. Coasted through. 6 Krafth
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The slick and the sublime as Sunderland go top - inspired by Jobe Bellingham
SUNDERLAND produced a cocktail of the slick, the sloppy and the sublime to maintain their early promotion charge. They looked nothing like home supremacists in the opening half an hour. But once Jobe Bellingham found the net on 40 minutes with
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So much for Hayden Hackney having a slow start to the season as Boro beat West Brom
SO much for Hayden Hackney having a slow start to the season then. Having opened his account for the campaign in spectacular fashion during Saturday’s home win over Stoke City, the Middlesbrough midfielder produced another picture-book finish to
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Newcastle have revenge opportunity after hard-fought win and new off-pitch bond
WELL it wasn’t quite a repeat of Newcastle’s dismantling of PSG 12 months ago this week and, unlike that incredible victory, this isn’t a game that will live long in the memory. But cup success undoubtedly would, and while the Magpies still have
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Some of the North East rioters and protesters who were locked up in September
A mother and daughter were among some of the North East rioters who were locked up in September at Teesside Crown Court. A number of people are facing trial accused of their involvement in the rioting that struck in Darlington, Middlesbrough and
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Value for money and future of airport questioned amid financial concerns
The future of Teesside Airport has been questioned amid concerns about its viability and whether it is good value for money. The airport recently announced its first profit in more than a decade during an August announcement, but the accuracy
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"Fabulous" country home on a County Durham castle's estate is for sale for £350k
A "fabulous" country home on the estate of Castle Eden, Durham, has emerged for sale for £350,000. Holly Tree House offers superb accommodation in a rural setting set within the 14 acres belonging to the castle. The four-bedroom country home
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LISTED: Retailers taking part at Teesside Park jobs fair as 100+ roles up for grabs
More than 100 jobs are up for grabs from the likes of Marks and Spencer, TK Maxx and Wagamama as Teesside Park hosts a major jobs fair. A string of retailers will be taking part in a recruitment drive at the shopping complex on Tuesday, October
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Key Middlesbrough player back in starting side as only change for game at West Brom
RAV VAN DEN BERG returns to Middlesbrough's starting line-up for this evening's Championship game at West Brom. Having been a second-half substitute in Saturday's 2-0 win at Stoke, van den Berg is back in the starting side at the Hawthorns.
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Newcastle United firsts as Eddie Howe makes eight changes for Wimbledon cup tie
WILL Osula is making his Newcastle United full debut against Wimbledon - with the summer signing one of eight changes for the Carabao Cup third round tie. Osula will lead the line against the Dons, with Howe naming a much-changed but strong side
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West Brom 0 Middlesbrough 1 - Recap and highlights from Hawthorns
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Newcastle United 1-0 Wimbledon highlights as Schar penalty secures safe passage
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Hundreds of County Durham homes left without electricity after power cut
Engineers are working to restore power to hundreds of homes in County Durham. Electricity was cut off people in the West Cornforth area on Tuesday afternoon. Get more content including the stories that matter to your community from The Northern
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New County Durham primary school that cost £13m to build officially opens
A new primary school and nursery has officially opened in County Durham on the site of a former comprehensive school. Springmoor Grange School in Spennymoor, welcomed pupils and staff for their first term, replacing the former Ox Close Primary
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Work to begin on major bridge route as it remains closed two months after bus crash
A Grade II listed bridge will undergo months of repairs to reopen the route following a bus crash that severely damaged the crossing. North Yorkshire Council has been working with the North York Moors National Park Authority on a repair scheme
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Popular County Durham swimming pool set to reopen after upgrades
The Spennymoor Leisure Centre swimming pool is set to reopen this month after work for essential maintenance. Durham County Council will let people back in on Monday, October 14. During the essential work a new water play feature has been added
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Judge to decide if man who stopped cars during disorder was 'racially motivated'
A judge will hear evidence to decide whether a man who stopped drivers during widespread disorder in Middlesbrough to check if they were “white” or “English” was racially motivated. Jake Wray, 23, of Seaton Street, Middlesbrough, has admitted violent
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Uncertain future of historic Darlington building damaged by fire
Councillors have vowed to protect and preserve a historic Darlington building destroyed by a fire. Firefighters tackled the blaze at the former power station control centre on Haughton Road in May 2023. Much of the building was destroyed,
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Disruption on A1(M) near Darlington set to continue for weeks
Disruption on the A1(M) into Darlington after a bridge was damaged is likely to last for several weeks. This is bad news for morning commuters as there may be delays, particularly when the number of lanes closed is increased to two out of three
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'Dearly loved' - Heart breaking tributes to man who died on A19 in County Durham
Moving tributes have been paid to a much-loved young man who was struck by a vehicle on the A19 at the weekend. Lucien Guest, who was 22, was killed following a collision on the dual carriageway near Murton on Sunday morning. His family said
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County Durham power cut LIVE: Hundreds of homes left without electricity
9:22pm Which areas are affected? Power cuts are now affecting the Bishop Auckland area. People in these postcodes
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‘Shame on you’ - Just Stop Oil protester blasts judge after she is convicted
A Just Stop Oil protester shouted “Shame on you” at a judge after she was found guilty along with three other campaigners of taking part in a protest which brought traffic in central London to a standstill. Kate Bramfitt, 52, was among 80 people
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Trained boxer carried out attack in ex-partner's County Durham home
A woman thought she was going to be killed at the hands of her abusive ex-partner who attacked her in her own home in breach of bail conditions. Richard Wood was in a relationship with the woman for 18 months until February this year when there
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Darlington college plans to add turnstiles to increase security measures
A Darlington college has submitted plans with the council to build two turnstiles at its gates as a safety precaution. Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College, on Vane Terrace, is looking to replace its current car park and pedestrian access gates with
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The top places to visit for a pint in County Durham, according to TripAdvisor
The top places for a pint in County Durham have been revealed, according to TripAdvisor. It's sometimes difficult to find a great place that serves lovely food and drink and has the right atmosphere. But all of these places have something
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WATCH: Compilation of County Durham's "worst drivers" on dashcam
Durham Police have put together a compilation of the "worst drivers" that were caught on dashcam. Every year there are thousands of driving offences up and down the country. Officers at Durham Police have put together a compilation video from
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Three storey nightclub set to open in North East - here's what we know so far
A brand new three-story nightclub is set to open on the site of a former sports shop in the near as construction continues. The former JJB Sports shop on High Street in Sunderland city centre will soon be home to The Three Stories - a nightclub
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Watch as brave squirrel runs length of mile long North East tunnel through traffic
Footage has emerged of a very brave squirrel leading traffic through and running the length of one of the North East busiest traffic tunnels. There was an unexpected animal visitor in the Tyne Tunnel last week in the form of an inquisitive squirrel
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Blackwell Heating - a business built on founding principles of trust and skill
Mike Hughes finds out how far pride and experience can take a local company that has just marked its 20th anniversary I always remember a former Editor recommending that I use a local phone number when I started working for myself, rather
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Historic grade II North East building from 1870s hits the market after renovation
A historic grade II listed North East building which was built by a tea merchant in the 1870s has hit the market following a renovation. The Elephant Tea Rooms building on the corner of Fawcett Street and High Street West in Sunderland City Centre
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Tragedy as boy, 16 dies after crash as man is charged with death by dangerous driving
A man has appeared in court after a 16-year-old by tragically lost his life in a crash late last week. Emergency services attended Walker Road in Byker, Newcastle just before 9pm on Friday (September 27) following a crash between a silver VW car
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Man charged after person 'found with stab wounds to neck and arm' on town bench
A man has been charged after an alleged stabbing in Stockton. Emergency services were called to Stockton High Street on Monday (September 30) after a 35-year-old man was found with stab wounds to his neck and arm on a bench. The man was taken
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North East coast flood alert issued as businesses and residents warned
A flood alert has been issued for large parts of the North East coast for the rest of Tuesday (October 1). The alert, from St Mary's Lighthouse in Whitley Bay to Crimdon in County Durham, covers all the North Tyneside, South Tyneside and Sunderland
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Eddie Howe's reaction to shock Newcastle United development - and thoughts on future
EDDIE HOWE says Newcastle United will be throwing a “protective arm” around Darren Eales as he begins his battle against cancer, and is confident the club will be able to cope with the departure of their chief executive. Eales announced his attention
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Garden centre chain Dobbies set to close North East store by the end of the year
Garden centre chain Dobbies has announced it is planning to close 17 of its garden centres by the end of the year including one in the North East - here's where. In a huge blow for shoppers, the chain's Gosforth centre will be one of 17 across
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Trial date set for man charged with attempted murder of officer at Durham prison
A trial date has been set for a County Durham man who has been charged with stabbing a detective in the chest at a high-security prison. David Taylor, 62, formerly of Willington, is charged with attempted murder after stabbing an officer during
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Business confidence crashes across the North East
Business confidence in the North East of England crashed by 23 points during September. According to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking, companies here reported lower confidence in their own business prospects month-on-month
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Double celebration for North East automotive cluster
The North East Automotive Alliance enjoyed a double celebration at this year’s Expo, commemorating its ten-year anniversary after a £10m investment in to the next generation of skilled workers. North East Mayor, Kim McGuinness, addressed a record
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A stab proof vest, knives, a baseball bat and drugs seized during police raids
A series of raids have been carried out targeting people suspected of carrying weapons and drug dealers. The Cleveland Police Force area has one of the highest number of knife crimes across the country and the force is taking positive action in
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Winter Fuel Payment warning as pensioners face 'sky high energy prices'
Charities and campaigners have expressed concern for almost 10 million pensioners facing increased energy bills at the same time as losing their Winter Fuel Payment. The Government announced in July it would issue payments only to pension credit
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Three-bed County Durham house to be auctioned with £4k guide price
A three-bed County Durham house is set to be auctioned off with a guide price of as little as £4,000. The terraced property, located on Argent Street, Peterlee, will be sold via online auction by BP Auctions. It is described as a freehold mid-terraced
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Former County Durham bank hits the market more than two years after closure
A former Bishop Auckland bank has hit the market with a £200,000 price tag. The old HSBC bank on 21 Newgate Street, which has stood vacant since the bank pulled out of the town in 2022, has been put up for sale. At the time, the national
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How acres of County Durham grassland is being turned into a haven for wildlife
Poor quality grassland in County Durham is being turned into a thriving habitat for flora and fauna. Northumbrian Water is set to transform the 15-hectare site, between Shildon and Bishop Auckland, after taking on a 31-year lease.
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Ex-Chelsea defender in 'really good place' after unseen Newcastle United work
EDDIE Howe says Lewis Hall is reaping the rewards of his unseen work behind the scenes in his difficult first season at Newcastle United - and believes the Magpies are now starting to see the best of the former Chelsea left-back. Hall joined Newcastle
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Police officer sacked for domestic abuse investigation failings
A police officer who failed to correctly report a domestic violence incident involving a vulnerable woman has been sacked. PC Shaun Cox went to a block of flats following reports of a disturbance in the street where he found the woman who told
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Inside Sunderland's team meetings and why Regis Le Bris wants to do less talking
HE might be the boss but Regis Le Bris wants to do less talking in his meetings with Sunderland's players. Le Bris wants to get to the stage where his squad are comfortable taking the lead in discussions before and after games, particularly when
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Man airlifted to hospital after falling 15ft down a waterfall while on holiday
A man who fell 15 feet while trying to photograph a waterfall while on holiday had to be airlifted to the hospital, but he has thanked the teams that came to his aid one year ago. Lee Oliver, 72, had travelled to Hawes with his wife Jan, 73, for
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County Durham teenager's joyride on stolen motorcycle ends in nine-month curfew
An 18-year-old's joyride on a stolen motorcycle ended in a 9-month curfew and driving ban. Kane Hardy, from School View, Ferryhill, Durham, pleaded guilty to several offences at Peterlee Magistrates' Court on September 27. The crimes, including
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Want to quit smoking for good? Here is all the help you'll ever need
Smokers are constantly told that quitting cigarettes is one of the best things you will ever do for your health, but many continue to do so. The latest statistics showing more than a third of smokers (36.6%) tried to quit in the last 12 months.
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Nearly 1,000 cannabis plants found in Darlington drugs raid
A large cannabis farm was discovered in Darlington by police in a drugs raid. Officers began investigating during routine arrest enquiries at a property on Charles Street on Friday (September 27). They noticed a funny smell in the air and decided
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Police to return £1,000 worth of stolen bikes to owners - can you spot yours?
A number of stolen bikes are set to be returned to their rightful owners after being seized in Sunderland. The collection of pedal bikes and a motor bike were taken by officers after searching a home on Padgate Road in Pennywell on July 3.
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The Yorkshire lake that was formed by a curse - and drowned a town
EARLIER this summer, we were telling how Carr End Farm at Semerwater, near Bainbridge in upper Wensleydale, was on the market for £1.5m. Carr End was the home of the Fothergill family from 1667 to 1841 when they moved into Darlington and made their
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Stoke City braced for fine after Riverside defeat to Middlesbrough
STOKE City are braced for a fine after picking up seven yellow cards in their 2-0 defeat at Middlesbrough at the weekend. Despite the fact the game wasn't at all bad tempered, referee Stephen Martin dished out 11 yellow cards at the Riverside -
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Martin Lewis on the Price Cap rising and when energy prices will drop
Today (Oct 1) Ofgem’s energy price cap has risen for the winter, with customers now facing a £149 yearly increase on average. Households now face higher energy bills as winter approaches. The cap has increased from £1,568 to £1,717 – an increase
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Rumours of Prime Minister visiting County Durham market circulate on social media
Keir Starmer will not be making an appearance at Consett's Christmas Market this year, despite a post in a local social media group picking up a lot of attention. A post on the Facebook group The All New Consett & Stanley Chatterbox said that the
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Former Middlesbrough, Darlington and Hartlepool midfielder announces retirement
FORMER Middlesbrough, Darlington and Hartlepool United midfielder Jason Kennedy has announced his retirement from football. Kennedy, who has opted to hang up his boots after recently turning 38, made more than 550 senior appearances during a well-travelled
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Huge delays for commuters on the A1(M) as roadworks cause chaos
Emergency roadworks have caused huge delays on the A1(M) northbound this morning. Critical repair work at Bowburn has delayed morning commuters by nearly half an hour, with delays increasing as more cars join the queues. An AA spokesperson
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Musician serenades new shoots at Sycamore Gap with composition
A musician has been at the site of the felled Sycamore Gap Tree to serenade the new shoots growing from the stump's base. Riccardo Pes's performance follows the tribute piece, entitled Lament for the Tree, that he created when the famous tree was
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Energy bill support available to you as Ofgem price cap rises £149 today
Energy bills are set to rise by £149 for the average household from today, after Ofgem announced it would be raising its energy price cap. The new price cap figure will be £1,717 from October 1, up from £1,568 previously. The cap does not set
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Long Boi: How a York duck became an international star never to be forgotten
Long Boi: How a York duck became an international star never to be forgotten YORK has spawned a few famous celebrities: actors Dame Judi Dench and Mark Addy have become international movie stars while composer John Barry will forever be remembered
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Tributes pour in for eight-year-old boy who died following firearm incident
TRIBUTES have been paid to an eight-year-old boy who died following a firearm incident near Warcop on Saturday. Jay Cartmell, of Frizington, tragically died following the incident on land not far from the A66. A 60-year-old man was arrested
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Woman issues warning as she fears catching Covid eight times made her bald
A shop worker claims catching covid right times left her completely bald. Selfie-loving Lydia Morley says she loved taking snaps of herself until her long, thick brown hair began thinning and falling out in the shower in November last year.
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BBC apologises to former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Amanda Abbington
The BBC has apologised to former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Amanda Abbington, saying it had assessed and “upheld some, but not all” of her complaints about Giovanni Pernice’s behaviour during her time on the show. Sherlock actress Abbington
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Virgin Media O2 customers to get premium TV channels for free this month
This month, Virgin Media O2 customers will be able to watch premium TV channels for free. Starting on Tuesday, October 1 until Thursday, October 31, channels that would usually come with an extra charge will be completely free. The free channels
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October Premium Bond winners have been announced - have you won £1 million?
If you own Premium Bonds or are just curious to see who won the top £1 million prize, look no further. National Savings and Investment (NS&I) has announced the 2024 October winners. Only two lucky winners get to claim the top million-pound
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Aldi offering customers chance to get a year's shopping for free - here's how
Aldi has announced that it will be launching a scheme where one lucky person will get a year's worth of shopping for free at the supermarket. This will be delivered through the Aldi Superfan card, where the supermarket's most loyal customer can
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Households urged to act now or risk overpaying on rising energy bills
Nearly 10 million households are at risk of overpaying for their energy bills if they do not act. Millions of UK households are being told to send meter readings to their suppliers, as a new 10% price rise takes effect today. Energy bills are
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Cadbury issues update on return of popular chocolate bar discontinued in 2008
From Aztec and Spira chocolate bars to Dairy Milk Egg 'n' Spoons, there have been a number of products discontinued by Cadbury over the years. The confectionery company is responsible for a range of popular chocolates including Freddos, Boost,
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The North East locations used in filming of upcoming ITV real-life crime-thriller
Here are all of the North East locations that have been used in the filming of a real-life ITV crime thriller after the cast and crew were seen in the region. TV and film star Sheridan Smith has been seen filming in Teesside, County Durham, and
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Exhibition for cartoonist who has worked for Private Eye for almost 30 years
A cartoonist who has had his work featured in a national satirical publication for almost 30 years will have a unique exhibition dedicated to himself in October. Instantly recognisable and always amusing, Mike Barfield’s drawings have been featured
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Justice: Violent men, rapists and drug dealers in court in September
Here are some of the most serious offenders who have faced justice at Teesside Crown Court in September. The cases include sex offenders, a drug dealer and violent thugs from across the region who have been locked up. Drug driver A promising
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Teesside shop unit and maisonette on the market for only £72,950
A ground-floor retail unit with a three-bedroom maisonette above is on the market for offers over £72,950. The property, located on Zetland Road, Loftus, Saltburn-By-The-Sea, is listed by Inglebys Estate Agents. They highlight the property's
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Durham residents urged to share views on strengths and what can improve in city
Durham residents have been invited to respond to a new council plan for the city. People have been urged to share their views on Durham City’s strengths, opportunities, and areas for improvement. Durham County Council will launch a Strategic
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Channel 5 viewers slam Phillip Schofield’s Cast Away ‘most boring hour of TV’
Monday night (September 30) saw Phillip Schofield make his first TV return since he left This Morning in May 2023, but some viewers claimed it was “boring as hell”. The 62-year-old exited the ITV programme after he admitted to an “unwise but not
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Police searching for man wanted for prison recall and alleged assaults
Police are searching for a man wanted for prison recall and alleged assaults. Lewis Heighton, 36, has links to the Saltersgill area of Middlesbrough and the police are asking anyone who might have seen him to contact them. Lewis is described
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North East LIVE: Work on the A1(M) causing traffic delays
8:34am Huge delays for commuters on the A1(M) as roadworks cause chaos Emergency roadworks have caused huge delays
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Eddie Howe's 'unusual' squad admission & Newcastle selection plans for Wimbledon
EDDIE Howe plans to shuffle his pack and give his fringe players a chance to catch the eye against Wimbledon tonight - but Newcastle's boss insists he won't allow his side to underestimate the League Two visitors. Having managed in the lower leagues
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Music venue announces Scottish rock band as headliner for Summer 2025
A North Yorkshire music venue has announced a popular Scottish rock band and its headliners for Summer next year. Following their critically acclaimed sold-out UK arena tour, Texas will be bringing their popular, crowd-loving live show to Scarborough
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Two new big names coming to shopping centre with jobs on offer - find out where
A shopping centre has given a boost to shoppers and retailers with two new big-name signings. Deichmann and Quiz have both confirmed they will be opening new stores in The Bridges in Sunderland. Meanwhile, existing retailer Holland and Barratt
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'Too risky to chance it' - Readers react to changes in 'problem' Darlington car park
Readers have reacted to changes at a 'problem' car park that has seen dozens of fines over the last six months - with some saying that drivers should "avoid it at all costs". It was announced in September that Feethams Car Park at the DL1 complex
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Drugged-up drink driver lucky to be alive after crashing into block of flats
A drugged-up drink driver who left a friend with serious injuries when she smashed her mother’s Audi into flats has been told she was incredibly lucky she didn’t die. Elizabeth Lamb reached speeds in excess of 50mph as she raced through the streets
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Michael Carrick happy to be 'stubborn' as he recalls surprise West Brom claim
MICHAEL Carrick raised eyebrows when he revealed at the end of last season what he'd told his players following their defeat at West Brom early in the campaign. The 4-2 loss came at the end of August and in the middle of what was a deeply troubling
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Regis Le Bris is weighing up 'difficult' decision with Sunderland summer signing
REGIS Le Bris has stressed the importance of finding the "right moment" to hand Milan Aleksic his first taste of Sunderland action. The Black Cats have high hopes for the deadline day recruit, who joined from Radnicki 1923 having broken into their
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LISTED: These are the nine rudest place names in the North East
The North East is home to some amusing and cheeky place names, scattered throughout the region. A recent map showcased quirky names from across the country, but a few in the North East stand out, even among Britain's more colourful locations.
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Obsessed stalker turned up at victim's workplace to stare at her for hours
A stalker who became obsessed with a restaurant worker has been told he will be deported once he is released from prison. Kishore Kumar turned up at the woman’s place of work on an almost daily basis to stand and stare at his victim as well as
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County Durham school comes to the rescue after flood emergency
A COUNTY Durham primary school tapped into the goodwill of its neighbouring secondary after a burst pipe threatened to send pupils home. When Steve Whelerton, headteacher of Staindrop Primary School, answered the phone just five days after the
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Fish and chips 'coming back' to town as Tomahawk announces new traditional shop
Fish and chips are "coming back to Yarm" as Tomahawk Steakhouse confirms it will open a new traditional shop in the town. The popular chain - which currently runs its steak restaurant and bar from Fairfax Court - has put up new signs at 89 High
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Singing the Blues
Singing alongside fellow veterans has struck a chord with former RAF gunner Gary, who credits Help for Heroes’ choir for giving him his life back. Gary’s mental health plummeted when his 31-year military career ended following open heart surgery
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Experience the Magic of Christmas at Manor House Hotel’s Spa
As the festive season approaches, there’s no better way to spread holiday cheer than by treating your loved ones to a touch of luxury and relaxation. This Christmas, the Manor House Hotel’s Spa invites you to experience an oasis of tranquillity