Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

There was disappointment when Abdoulaye Doucoure's header was correctly ruled out for offside but it has got the Everton fans going and they are getting right behind their team now.

Former Everton player Anthony Gordon is also providing them with a target - especially as he revealed his love for Liverpool when he was linked with a summer move to Anfield - and they are not missing. He is copping it.

Garry Bell loses thousands of pounds of equipment and more than 150 people cancel their membership.

Northumbrian Water says the £6.4m upgrades will improve water quality in County Durham.

Traders on Narrowgate welcome the call and say business is up since it was temporarily shut to cars.

The Criminal Appeals Office says David Boyd's bid to appeal over the 1992 murder had failed.

If approved, the scheme will see 165 houses and apartments built at Sunderland's Farringdon Row.

A University of Sunderland study says the women face discrimination in all aspects of their lives.

If found, it is likely to be the first photo of the famed abolitionist Frederick Douglass in England.

Arthur Symes, 89, and Joe Ingram, 94, both served in the East Yorkshire Regiment in the 1950s.

Rob Elliot was appointed Crawley Town manager following the departure of Scott Lindsey.

Leeds United head coach Daniel Farke admits he has never experienced a moment like Illan Meslier's mistake against Sunderland.

Newcastle city officials hope the increased patrols will mean more people are caught littering.

The local authority currently subsidises school meals but is looking to cut budgets for next year.

Sir Keir Starmer says carbon capture clusters on Merseyside and Teesside will "kickstart growth".

Ella McLaughlin, a 23-year-old studying medicine, travelled to Kenya to learn about healthcare there.

Manager Eddie Howe says it would feel like a "betrayal" if Newcastle were to move away from St James' Park.