Sale cruise to victory over Newcastlepublished at 22:05 Greenwich Mean Time 5 March 2021
Sale Sharks make it two Premiership wins in a row as they comfortably overcome Newcastle Falcons at AJ Bell Stadium.
Read MoreSale Sharks make it two Premiership wins in a row as they comfortably overcome Newcastle Falcons at AJ Bell Stadium.
Read MorePolicing bodies respond to a super-complaint raised by a BAME support group in Tees Valley.
Read MoreBundles of drugs and phones thrown over a fence at HMP Northumberland were intercepted by guards.
Read MoreNewcastle boss Steve Bruce says he will do his "utmost" to find out who leaked a training ground row with Matt Ritchie to the media.
Read MoreThe events are scheduled for June in the hope restrictions of movement will be eased in time.
Read MoreMiddlesbrough boss Neil Warnock says he felt "embarrassed" by Swansea City being awarded a penalty when Kyle Naughton went down in the box at Stoke City in midweek.
Read MoreRelive Saturday's English Football League action, including Swansea's last-gasp victory over Middlesbrough.
Read MoreNewcastle manager Steve Bruce says he will do his "utmost" to find "the culprit" who leaked a training ground row with Matt Ritchie to the media.
Read MoreA motorcyclist came off his bike in a collision with a car which failed to stop in Middlesbrough.
Cleveland Police say a blue BMW approached the bike at speed at 18:30 on Monday 1 March on Marton Road, near the junction at Clairville Road.
Officers want to trace anyone who saw what happened.
The motorcyclist suffered minor injuries and damage to his bike.
A device which uses ultraviolet light to sanitise moving handrails has been fitted to all 36 escalators on the Tyne and Wear Metro.
It will see handrails continuously cleaned while the escalator is in motion.
Customer Services Director at Nexus Huw Lewis said: “It’s vital because the handrails are some of the most high-touch surfaces on our network.
“We already have a rigorous cleaning regime across all of our stations and trains, but are committed to doing everything we can to ensure that the transport network is clean and Covid-secure."
Measures include additional cleaning, contactless payment, social distancing signs and hand sanitiser points.
The UV equipment has already been rolled out across the Tube network by Transport for London.
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The vessels' return to Hartlepool reflects the town's "proud maritime heritage", the council says.
Read MoreSurge testing is under way in the TS19 postcode area of Stockton after the South African variant of coronavirus was identified in the area.
The case was reported a week ago and has not been linked to international travel, so people without symptoms are being urged to be tested at one of four sites.
Director of Public Health for Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council Sarah Bowman-Abouna said: "The reason we are concerned about this is not because there's any evidence that the South African variant is more dangerous as it were in terms of death and serious health, but because it is more infectious.
"Please come forward for testing, it's really important we try and pick up any further cases of this in the local community."
Details of the four testing sites and how to book a test can be found on Stockton-on-Tees council website, external
Ida Brown confronted the two men after being alerted by her cat to noises outside.
Read MoreMore than 300 officers raided properties in Reading, Blackburn, Sunderland, Birmingham and London.
Read MoreNewcastle Council is granted £27.25m to improve the energy efficiency of 32 buildings.
Read MoreA case of the South African variant has been found in part of Stockton with officials keen to stop its spread.
Read MoreBill Small was struck on Sunday while walking in Forest Hall.
Read MoreNatalie Jenkins has been missing since December 2019 and police believe she has been murdered.
Read MoreNewcastle winger Matt Ritchie apologises to manager Steve Bruce after the pair were involved in a training ground bust-up.
Read MoreThe relocation of 750 government jobs must not see hundreds of "Treasury tourists" use the North East as a part-time base, a business expert has warned.
The Chancellor's Budget announcement that the Treasury would launch a Northern campus in Darlington was "hugely exciting", Dr Joanna Berry, of Durham University Business School, said.
However, she told the BBC's Breakfast programme the project must bring long-term benefits to the area.
"We absolutely welcome the idea with open arms [but] 750 Treasury tourists coming up for three or four days a week and then going down to the South again would not go down well.
"We will be watching and very much hope to welcome the entire Treasury community up here as part of the North East, not as visitors."
The chancellor had been approached by civic leaders from across the North, with Bradford, Leeds and Newcastle also thought to have been in the running for the move.