1. Teesside stories you might have missed this weekpublished at 16:49 BST 7 September

    Views sought on the Transporter Bridge options, and fears over a council's financial black hole.

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  2. Gala and landscape artworks up for auctionpublished at 16:05 BST 7 September

    The Sheila Fell works from a private collection represent a "unique opportunity", auctioneers say.

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  3. Poachers warning after crayfish traps foundpublished at 07:09 BST 7 September

    The EA says seven traps were discovered on the River Tees near Barnard Castle on 6 August.

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  4. Memorial bench unveiled for hospital volunteerpublished at 07:08 BST 7 September

    Volunteers from the James Cook Hospital want to keep Barry Dean's memory alive.

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  5. Mayor seeks to extend £2.50 bus cappublished at 07:08 BST 7 September

    The cap, which has been subsidised by the North East Combined Authority, is due to end in December.

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  6. Women's football team back on pitch after 16 yearspublished at 07:07 BST 7 September

    The Blyth Spartans takeover paves the way for the return of the women's side.

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  7. Hazard house plan for fire service trainingpublished at 19:43 BST 6 September

    Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service says the simulations would help train for various emergencies.

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  8. Thousands race in Great North Run children's eventpublished at 18:16 BST 6 September

    Gladiators started off the Junior and Mini races on Newcastle's Quayside.

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  9. Auditorium closed over safety reasonspublished at 16:09 BST 6 September

    Hartlepool Borough Council is getting in touch with organisations booked to hold events at the venue.

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  10. Bus passengers face second fare rise in monthspublished at 08:44 BST 6 September

    The cost of weekly Stagecoach bus passes rises between 14 and 18% in five months.

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  11. Your pictures: First days of autumnpublished at 07:14 BST 6 September

    You have been sharing your photos as leaves begin to change.

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  12. Government pushes back hydrogen plant decisionpublished at 07:13 BST 6 September

    BP and Teesworks are locked in a dispute over a patch of land at the former steelworks in Redcar.

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  13. Girl waiting for transplant inspires dad to runpublished at 07:13 BST 6 September

    "I've never run for that long, but at the same time I've heard that people everywhere support you."

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  14. Run 'more than sporting event' for Ukrainian womenpublished at 07:13 BST 6 September

    Four Ukrainian refugees are running to raise money and awareness for families impacted by war.

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  15. Hants beat Durham to reach 11th T20 Blast Finals Daypublished at 22:09 BST 5 September

    Toby Albert continues his superb form in the T20 Blast to help Hampshire beat Durham by 26 runs and reach Finals Day for the 11th time.

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  16. Morning peak rail service saved in new timetable published at 20:56 BST 5 September

    LNER will continue to provide services between Durham and Newcastle during morning peak times.

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  17. Aleksic heads to Poland on loanpublished at 18:33 BST 5 September

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  18. Potts back in Ashes contention after T20 releasepublished at 17:25 BST 5 September

    Pace bowler Matthew Potts could be back in contention for England's Ashes tour after being released from the squad for the T20s in Ireland in order to play for Durham in the County Championship.

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  19. Hopkinson 'has a very good CV'published at 17:14 BST 5 September

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  20. Gateshead bring in midfielder Edwardspublished at 16:57 BST 5 September

    Former Notts County midfielder Curtis Edwards signs for National League Gateshead until the end of the season.

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