1. Railway station opening date announcedpublished at 19:43 BST 10 September

    The Blyth Bebside station on the Northumberland Line is due to open on 19 October.

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  2. Death of woman in street not suspiciouspublished at 17:30 BST 10 September

    A file on the woman's death is being prepared by Cleveland Police for the coroner.

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  3. Durham's Potts gives England selectors nudge at Essexpublished at 17:28 BST 10 September

    Durham and England paceman Matthew Potts takes 3-95 as Essex build a first-innings lead of 124 on a rain-shortened day three.

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  4. Woltemade and Wissa give Newcastle welcome dilemmapublished at 17:02 BST 10 September

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  5. Leaky boat lake finally fixed, council sayspublished at 16:57 BST 10 September

    The boating lake at Newcomen Terrace in Coatham has been blighted by low water levels for years.

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  6. Domestic abuse support referrals still 'too high'published at 16:51 BST 10 September

    Data shows domestic abuse referrals decreased last year but overall referrals are rising.

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  7. Man charged with attempted murder and poisoningpublished at 16:32 BST 10 September

    Thomas Kwan, 54, has been charged with the attempted murder of a man in his 70s.

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  8. 'Dangerous' drivers putting schoolchildren at riskpublished at 14:36 BST 10 September

    Sunderland primary schools bring in measures aimed at tackling inconsiderate parking.

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  9. 'Edwards brings passion and energy in abundance'published at 12:55 BST 10 September

    Middlesbrough Head of Football Kieran Scott says that it was Rob Edwards' "passion" and "energy" that made him the right pick for their vacant head coach role.

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  10. Barn with 100 tonnes of straw still burningpublished at 12:18 BST 10 September

    Firefighters says the fire is under control but they will remain at Grange Hill Farm for a few days.

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  11. Play resumes on the banks of The Canpublished at 11:02 BST 10 September

    Essex 327-3 v Durham 333

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    Play eventually got underway at Chelmsford at 10.50am. Lunch will be at 12.30pm, as planned, but tea looks like it will be moved back by 10 minutes.

    However, by the time we are aproaching tea we could all be swimming home, judging by the radar!

    Matt Critchley has also reached his century in the first two overs of the day. He resumed this morning on 97. The century, his second against Durham, came in 137 balls and included 12x4 and a six.

    Essex are now only six runs behind, as this partnership continues to build. It's now worth 169, with Dean Elgar on 145. The bowling looks particularly blunt too. Expect Essex to end up with a decent lead.

  12. Rain in Chelmsfordpublished at 10:34 BST 10 September

    Essex 312-3 v Durham 333

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    It's been t-shirt and shorts weather so far this week in Chelmsford, but there is a distinctly different feel to things today and we have a delayed start this morning.

    The temperature has dropped and we have heavy showers forecast for the majority of the day. This afternoon does not look too good either and I doubt we will see any play after 4.00pm if the radar is correct.

    While Durham will be desperate to get on and try and get another bowling point on the board, the chances of them actually doing that, based on what we saw yesterday, seems unlikely.

    The bowling attack looks particularly blunt and Dean Elgar and Matt Critchley had little in the way of issues while out in the middle. Their partnership is 154. Elgar has 140 and Critchley 97.

  13. Hopes student accommodation will cut need for HMOspublished at 09:15 BST 10 September

    The scheme is the final part of a development project in Durham's Mount Oswald area.

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  14. 'Fascinated by his character' - Barnes on Xhaka's Sunderland commentspublished at 09:07 BST 10 September

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  15. Gossip: Newcastle join race for Whartonpublished at 07:25 BST 10 September

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  16. Newcastle Women remember Wembley match 30 years onpublished at 06:18 BST 10 September

    Three decades on, Newcastle Women's Football Club remember making history in the capital.

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  17. Death of woman in street treated as 'unexplained'published at 18:18 BST 9 September

    Police say the woman was pronounced dead in a Redcar street and her family has been informed.

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  18. Elgar & Critchley put Essex in control against Durhampublished at 18:02 BST 9 September

    Dean Elgar and Matt Critchley's unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 154 puts Essex in command against Durham on day two.

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  19. New pharmacies opening in areas hit by closurespublished at 17:52 BST 9 September

    Newcastle City Council welcomes successful appeals allowing two new pharmacies to open.

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  20. Official grilled over planned demolition of towerspublished at 17:25 BST 9 September

    Gentoo says it will offer residents other homes following the decision to demolish three buildings.

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