Summary

  • Nightmare election for Labour as they lose seven key seats

  • Redcar, Sedgefield, Darlington, Stockton South, Durham North West and Bishop Auckland all fall

  • Redcar and Bishop Auckland had never had a Conservative MP

  • Conservatives also take Blyth Valley for the first time since it was created in 1950

  • Alex Cunningham, new Labour MP for Stockton North, calls on Corbyn to resign

  • Labour hold Hartlepool in the face of Brexit Party and Tories

  • Labour hold more than a dozen other seats, all with reduced majorities

  • Conservatives have won an overall majority in the general election

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  1. Hartlepool's win over Exeter City 'massive for the football club'

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  2. Man guilty of murdering Connor Brown in Sunderland
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    A man has been found guilty of the murder of 18-year-old Connor Brown, who was stabbed outside a pub in Sunderland in February.

    Leighton Barrass, 20, of Hartside Square, Sunderland, killed Connor in an argument by the Borough pub.

    Another man, Ally Gordon, 19, of Pulmuir Road, was cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughter at Newcastle Crown Court.

    The court previously heard Barrass had bought a flick knife from a shop in Sunderland for £15 on the day of Connor's death.

    He was seen demonstrating to friends how the knife worked in CCTV images shown to the court.

    Sentencing has been adjourned until 10:00 tomorrow.

    Connor BrownFamily photo

  3. Jeremy Corbyn arrives on Teesside

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  4. Boro hit back to deny Nottm Forest

    Middlesbrough frustrated promotion-chasing Nottingham Forest as Paddy McNair's penalty secured a point for the visitors.

    Middlesbrough players celebrate their equaliser against Nottingham ForestRex Features

    Boro hit back to deny Nottm Forest

    Middlesbrough frustrate promotion-chasing Nottingham Forest as Paddy McNair's penalty secures a point for the visitors.

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  5. Human trafficking suspects detained during raids

    Raids were carried out in Middlesbrough and Washington, in north-east England.

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  6. Further arrests following Horden shooting

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    A 40-year-old man remains in hospital with serious injuries following a shooting in Horden.

    A man was arrested yesterday on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder and a woman has also been detained on suspicion of assisting an offender.

    Durham Constabulary are examining a number of locations across Peterlee and Horden as part of the investigation into the incident, which happened in Moutter Close in Horden, at about 01.45 on Sunday.

    Horden Household Waste Recycling Centre has also been closed to the public while inquiries continue.

    Three other people arrested in connection with the shooting have been released.

    Hordon

  7. Two more arrests after man shot

    The 40-year-old victim was injured in Horden and remains in hospital.

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  8. 'I just don't know which politician to believe'

    In case you missed it last night - Hartlepool has been a Labour stronghold for years but is a top target for the Brexit Party.

    General election 2019: Hartlepool voters consider issues

    'I just don't know which politician to believe'

    Hartlepool has been a Labour stronghold for years but is a top target for the Brexit Party.

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  9. 'What I don't want to do is over-promise and under-deliver'

    Matthew Raisbeck
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  10. Middlesbrough man charged with Rachel Wilson's murder to appear in court

    A man is due in court charged with the 2002 murder of a woman.

    Rachel Wilson, 19, and from Middlesbrough, was last seen alive in May 2002. Her remains were found on the outskirts of the town a decade later.

    Keith Hall is charged with murder, living off the earnings of prostitution and perverting the course of justice.

    The 61-year-old, from Grove Hill, Middlesbrough, entered no plea when he appeared at court on Monday and was remanded by magistrates.

    Rachel WilsonCleveland Police

  11. Hartlepool 'buzzing' after FA Cup upset

    Hartlepool United goalscorer Josh Hawkes says the teams are 'buzzing' after beating League Two Exeter City in the FA Cup.

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  12. North East weather: Bright, chilly and breezy

    Bright, chilly and breezy at first today with the odd shower.

    Later in the morning and through this afternoon, cloudier skies and a few heavy showers will cross from the west.

    Brighter later. Maximum temperature: 6C (43F)

    Check the forecast where you live here.

    Today's weather

  13. Tyne and Wear Metro: Industrial action causes gaps in service

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  15. Parent school donations 'exacerbating inequality'

    In 2017-18, the average school in London raised £43,000 from donations. In Yorkshire, it was about £13,300.

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  16. 'I just don't know which politician to believe'

    Hartlepool has been a Labour stronghold for years but is a top target for the Brexit Party.

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  17. Why is the Brexit Party targeting Hartlepool?

    The North East town has had a Labour MP since 1964 but the council is led by a Brexit Party member.

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  18. Non-League Hartlepool beat Exeter in FA Cup

    National League Hartlepool beat Exeter City of League Two in extra-time in their FA Cup second-round replay at Victoria Park.

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  19. Boro hit back to deny Nottm Forest

    Middlesbrough frustrate promotion-chasing Nottingham Forest as Paddy McNair's penalty secures a point for the visitors.

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