Nuno has 'high expectations' of Wolves playerspublished at 22:50 Greenwich Mean Time 27 February 2021
Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo says he is trying to "stabilise" his Wolves team this season, after they drew 1-1 away to Newcastle.
Read MoreWolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo says he is trying to "stabilise" his Wolves team this season, after they drew 1-1 away to Newcastle.
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Read MoreMiddlesbrough end Cardiff City's run of successive wins as Paddy McNair's close-range finish earns them a point in a 1-1 draw at the Riverside.
Read MoreThe rescheduled 2020 gala, which was due to take place on 10 July, would have been its 150th year.
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Read MoreA testing site which will give symptomless key workers a Covid result within 30 minutes will open in Newcastle on Monday.
The site, at Westgate College, is the second in the city to offer lateral flow tests along with one at the Civic Centre.
Both are open for key workers who cannot work from home.
The Westgate College site is open between 10:00 and 18:00, Monday to Friday.
Quote MessageThis type of testing will help prevent outbreaks by acting quickly to deny the virus the opportunity to spread throughout key workforces, and I would urge those eligible to access rapid testing at whichever site is most convenient.”
Councillor Irim Ali, Newcastle City Council
Police raided the house in Middlesbrough after lines of waiting drug users were seen outside.
Read MoreDaniel Holland
Local Democracy Reporter
Uncertainty continues to surround an opening date for the North East’s Lighthouse Laboratory Covid testing site.
Local health chiefs are still awaiting government approval to open the facility, which has been built at the Baltic Park industrial estate in Gateshead.
The hub, which will create 1,100 jobs, was due to open in December and Newcastle's public health director Eugene Milne said it was “ready to go” at the end of January.
It was hoped the Lighthouse Lab would open earlier this month, but bosses say they still need “some final information” from the government before it becomes operational.
Once at full capacity, it should be able to process up to 80,000 Covid tests per day.
Quote MessageWe are waiting for some final information from the Department of Health and Social Care before the first Covid test samples can be processed.”
Martin Wilson, Integrated Covid Hub North East
Relive all the action as Brentford come from behind to beat Stoke and cut Norwich's lead at the top of the Championship.
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Read MoreSunderland supporters might not be going to Wembley for the EFL Cup final next month due to Covid lockdown restrictions, but they're still buying tickets online.
Fans have come up with a plan to buy commemorative tickets for the game against Tranmere on Sunday 14 March which will be played behind closed doors.
Sunderland supporter Peter Richardson, who came up with the idea, said: "I collect all my ticket stubs and I thought wouldn't it be amazing if the club... sold tickets even though we couldn't go and then the money raised went to charity.
"I've been told the design is pretty much finished and they're ready to be printed, they are going to look like a traditional Wembley ticket."
Money raised will go to charity's including Sunderland foodbank, Mind and the club's Beacon of Light.
A Covid-19 vaccination centre will open in Darlington next week.
It means more people can be given the jab as quickly as possible at the Darlington Arena site from Monday 1 March.
It's the fourth large vaccination centre in the North East, joining Newcastle's Centre for Life, Sunderland's Nightingale hospital and the Arnison Centre in Durham.
Such large centres can see up to 1,000 people a day, running 12 hours a day and for 7 days a week.
People will be invited to attend the centre by NHS England's national booking service, or they can wait until they receive an invitation from their own GP.
Quote MessageOpening up the fourth vaccination centre in the region helps us to reach even more people as the programme continues to expand, giving even more people the opportunity to have their vaccine.”
Professor Neil Watson, NHS Covid Vaccination Programme