BBC Sport takes a look at the relegation, play-off and title permutations for the final day of the Championship season on Saturday.

More than 700 people sign a petition to put a Teesside hospital trust into special measures.

Andy's Man Club now has 16 groups in the North East with record attendances in Sunderland.

Inspectors raise concerns about delays, but praise areas including tackling anti-social activities.

Newcastle Falcons full-back Louis Brown was sent off against Bath for a dangerous tackle.

Middlesbrough head coach Michael Carrick remains full of belief his side can win at Coventry City and claim a Championship play-off spot.

In a week where the traditional captain options have tricky fixtures, Bryan Mbeumo makes a solid choice against a distracted Manchester United.

Both men accused of felling the tree claim they did not have the skill to do so.

Police say the money Andrew Barber stole could have been used to benefit the children in Stockton.

A planning inspector upholds concerns that residents would complain about noise from the venue.

The network's new trains are back in service after a safety issue with the doors was identified.

The RSPCA says anyone with information about the "very upsetting incident" should contact them.

Pawz for Thought says the growing number of animals being shot is "heartbreaking".

The Big Dan Burn Walk along Elsdon Burn will see its name change stay until the end of September.

The Newcastle study gives both electrical stimulus and sound therapy to people with early tinnitus.

The local authority says it currently spends about £500,000 a year transporting 105 pupils.

Hampshire go top of the women's One-Day Cup table beating Lancashire while Surrey beat Durham and The Blaze win away to Warwickshire.