Worcester Warriors are awarded four points and Newcastle two after Saturday's Premiership game was cancelled.

Sunderland move back into the play-off places with a crushing 3-0 win over 10-man Burton.

Gavan Holohan's last-gasp goal snatches Hartlepool victory against Yeovil and moves them up to third in the National League.

Middlesbrough keep up their pursuit of a Championship play-off place as they condemn Reading to a third straight home defeat.

Testing was offered to Middlesbrough residents after a variant of Covid-19 was found in the town.

Northern Pride, which was due to be the national Pride event in 2020, is put back for a second year.

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Police in Middlesbrough have fined the parents of two youths for anti-social behaviour and breaking Covid restrictions.

The parents had been warned by neighbourhood officers that their children, aged 12 and 16-years-old, had breached regulations in the Brambles Farm and Netherfields areas.

Inspector Vas Khan, from Middlesbrough Neighbourhood Team, said: “We would like to ask parents, please speak with your children and explain the risks to themselves, their friends, their family and anyone they may come into contact with.

"Where we identify youths involved in this kind of behaviour, we will take action to stop it.​"

Police say there have been further incidents in Colmore Avenue and at Vaughan shops where two abandoned cars were set on fire.

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More than 7,000 responses to a public consultation are linked to a single computer server.

Advance Northumberland owes a council £281m and is asking for more funding support.

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Local Democracy Reporter

Two Newcastle tower blocks will disappear from the city’s skyline in a matter of months.

The Titan House and Hexham House high-rise apartments in Walker will be replaced by 50 affordable homes, as part of the regeneration of the Church Walk area.

Newcastle City Council announced plans to remove the 16-floor blocks in 2018.

It had hoped the demolition would go ahead the following year and that construction of the new homes would be nearing completion in early 2021.

It's now expected demolition work, which could take around nine months, will start after a contractor is appointed next month.

The council confirmed all residents have been moved to new accommodation and work on the regeneration scheme should start next year.

Sunderland chief executive Jim Rodwell steps down from his position after the club is taken over by Kyril Louis-Dreyfus.

Inspectors find Cleveland Police is making "notable improvements" but some areas need further work.

Twenty years on from the start of the foot-and-mouth crisis, the Covid parallels appear stark.

The ring fell off James Ross' finger when he took rubbish to the local tip on Valentine's Day.

Mark Lawrenson takes on Architects frontman and Man Utd fan Sam Carter to make predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

Jamie Hellings is jailed for nearly seven years for shooting a grandfather in Carlin How.

Middlesbrough win their appeal against defender Paddy McNair's red card in Tuesday's win over Huddersfield.