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Relive day two of the County Championship as Yorkshire complete a big victory against Somerset inside two days.

Division Two leaders Essex and bottom side Durham enjoy the better of the opening day of their County Championship matches.

Durham bowl Glamorgan out for just 97 with their seamers running riot, before reaching 223-3 on a one-sided first day.

Kruise Leeming's golden-point drop-goal gives Leeds Magic Weekend victory over Hull to boost play-off hopes.

James Maloney's golden-point drop-goal wins Catalans their first League Leaders' Shield as the Dragons come from 30-12 down to beat St Helens.

Tom Davies scores an 89th-minute winner as Tranmere beat Hartlepool 1-0 for a first league win since the opening day.

Relive the opening day of the County Championship as Yorkshire edge in front of Somerset at Scarborough.

Northumbrian Water says the move will improve upstream access for the fish.

Middlesbrough defender Marc Bola is charged with misconduct by the FA over a nine-year-old social media post made when he was 14.

Listen to Squad Goals to listen to all the updates from Saturday's action in League One and League Two.

Newcastle United defend their lack of spending in the transfer window, saying that claims money has been taken out of the club are "wholly untrue".

Officers say the liquid is being distributed in sports drink bottles and small, unlabelled bottles.

Daniel Holland
Local Democracy Reporter

Donations are flooding into refugee charities in Newcastle to help people fleeing the crisis in Afghanistan.

Student volunteers at Newcastle University are co-ordinating a central collection hub, putting together care packs for asylum-seeking families coming into the city who may arrive with little to no possessions.

They're trying to create 300 care packages of clothes and toiletries for men, women and children.

Bridget Stratford, project coordinator at North East Solidarity and Teaching (NEST), said: “We have 100 packs so far, so we are still looking for donations.

"These packs can make a huge difference to people arriving in an unfamiliar place, with very little in terms of personal belongings."

It's not yet known how many Afghan families will be resettled in Newcastle.

The item came from a 4x4 towing a trailer and "significantly" damaged the man's windscreen.

A woman in her 30s was sexually assaulted by a group of teenagers in Stockton, police said.

It happened on Wednesday between 18:15 and 18:45 on Parkfield Road, close to Wynsors World of Shoes.

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Four teenage boys, thought to be aged 15 and 16, made offensive comments to the woman before assaulting her, Cleveland Police said.

All of the teens were wearing dark coloured tracksuits.

The woman, who's been left traumatised by the attack, is receiving specialist help.