Man denies car park stab murderpublished at 10:13 Greenwich Mean Time 10 December 2018
Glen Elvin denies murdering Christopher Harm and will stand trial in March.
Read MoreGlen Elvin denies murdering Christopher Harm and will stand trial in March.
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Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez says the Premier League needs video assistant referees immediately after Wolves scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner against his 10-man side yesterday.
Matt Doherty headed home the rebound after Diogo Jota's shot was pushed into his path in the 95th minute.
Ayoze Perez's superb header had pulled Newcastle level after Jota gave Wolves the lead before the break at St James' Park.
Magpies defender DeAndre Yedlin was sent off by referee Mike Dean after 57 minutes - with the score at 1-1 - and Newcastle had a rejected penalty claim for a Willy Boly challenge on Perez.
"We need VAR now," said Benitez. "In this game it would have changed everything. We were doing enough to control the game. How can you explain those decisions to all our fans?"
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Murderer Mitesh Patel had been in trouble with the General Pharmaceutical Council before he killed his wife Jesscia, it can be revealed., external
Work to resurface the eastbound carriageway of the A1231 between the Mill House roundabout and the A182 Washington Highway has been completed and the road will reopen once it has been gritted.
The road was closed on 29 November after a spill of lard-like fatty waste and skid resistance tests concluded that the road is unsafe.
There will be a chilly, bright start this morning with plenty of early sunshine.
Thereafter, expect a dry day with further lengthy spells of sunshine, though the sunshine will turn hazier as the day progresses.
Two people developed cancer after organ donations from a woman who had the undetected disease.
Read MoreThe front of a convenience store in Northumberland has been demolished during a cash machine theft.
A dumper truck was driven into McColl's in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea and the ATM removed, early on Saturday.
The vehicle, believed to have been stolen from the Woodhorn Lane area of Ashington, was later recovered, but the occupants had made off.
Northumbria Police have appealed for information about the theft.
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