BBC Sport looks at some of the key games across the EFL this weekend as the season approaches its conclusion.

St Mary's Church in Darlington says its food bank service costs £200 per week and faces closure.

Emma Colledge says she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer seven months after first seeing her GP.

More than 100 people, aged from 4 to 93, are taking part in the National Theatre production.

Captain Grace Donnelly thanks her supporters after playing for Newcastle for the last eight years.

The service, which has been running since 2022, has been officially given 'permanent' status.

An inquest into the 10-year-old's death is told the risk of a mudslide was "totally unforeseen".

The 15-year-old suffered burns to her face, shoulder and legs, leaving her feeling 'like a monster'.

Metro bosses are investigating a possible door fault, but the manufacturer says there is no problem.

Durham bring in South African Codi Yusuf and Jake Ball and Jack Blatherwick on loan with seven bowlers currently unavailable.

Regis Le Bris tells Sunderland side to gain momentum in final two league outings.

Spennymoor Town Council says it is working on plans for a civic reception should the Moors win.

Middlesbrough head coach Michael Carrick says his side are still in with a big chance of a play-off place with two games left.

A review recommends stopping opposition parties from asking questions at cabinet meetings.

Sunderland are mourning the passing of club legend Cecil Irwin, who helped the club secure their first ever promotion in 1964.

Waste and cardboard caught fire at the Veolia site on Monument Way in Washington, firefighters say.

Former Sunderland midfielder Julio Arca has defended Regis Le Bris' divisive rotation approach to the end of the Championship season.

The Ouseburn housing development plans are proving controversial with residents and nearby pubs.