Luke Ayling drops into the pod with Joe and Pat to discuss a storied career that began at Arsenal before ending up under Michael Carrick at Middlesbrough and reveals why he loves playing for the former Manchester United midfielder. Ayling is known as ‘Bill’ so tells Joe why he adopted that nickname, why Pat was known as a ‘Trojan’ after he joined Leeds and how Thierry Henry ‘ended’ his Arsenal career, plus how Pep’s inverted full backs makes the game more complicated for him as a right back.

Urgent passport appointments will not go ahead because officials say the building may not be safe.

A court hears he was part of a group of criminals targeting the HMRC's self-assessment scheme.

Charities call for better support, with one saying the high number was linked to deprivation.

The council is to introduce charges in February, which will see the end of an hour's free parking.

Water UK chief apologises for the industry's performance as the sector faces a "root and branch" review.

One of the victims tells the court the "intrusion" had caused "sadness and anxiety".

A man missed out on a home after his email address was changed through "human error".

Todd initially denies inflicting more than 100 injuries on Melissa Eastick but changes his plea.

Newcastle forward Anthony Gordon signs a new deal at the club, but could it have been a different story in the summer?

Wakefield Trinity to replace London Broncos in 2025 Super League after receiving Grade A status in the restructure of the sport.

Lord Beamish says he wants to address issues with the Post Office's Capture system.

Archie York, 7, died in a house explosion in Newcastle, along with a man in his 30s.

The £1.7m scheme on Linthorpe Road continues to face a backlash, two years after it was installed.

It is hoped the idea will attract more investment and lead to Unesco City of Music status.

More than 700 panels will be installed across two council buildings, after the plans were passed.

The drugs are believed to have an estimated street value of £122,000, according to Cleveland Police.

Archie York, seven, "lit up" every room he went in, his parents Katherine and Robbie said.