Carrick 'doing a decent job' but 'has no plan B'published at 11:36 British Summer Time 15 April
BBC Sport asked for your views on the job Michael Carrick is doing at Middlesbrough - here's what you said.
Read MoreCarrick 'doing a decent job' but 'has no plan B'published at 11:36 British Summer Time 15 April
Howe will return when he is 100% ready - Tindallpublished at 11:27 British Summer Time 15 April
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe will miss at least the next two Premier League matches as no timeframe is given for his return.
Read MoreTindall on Howe, pulling together and Burn's car heroics published at 10:31 British Summer Time 15 April
Museum reopens but future funding still uncertainpublished at 09:41 British Summer Time 15 April
Middlesbrough Council say discussions are "ongoing" for the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum.
Read MoreSunderland should work with fans before play-offspublished at 09:39 British Summer Time 15 April
Kieron Brady says Sunderland should use things that "aren’t generally thought of as a norm within football" to inspire the team to the play-off final.
Read MoreHow will next season's European places be allocated?published at 08:06 British Summer Time 15 April
Council defends seeking Saudi investmentpublished at 06:11 British Summer Time 15 April
Newcastle City Council's Pam Smith says not pursuing the investment would be "narrowing".
Read MoreBaby bank volunteer boost after King's Award published at 06:09 British Summer Time 15 April
Charity CEO Steph Capewell says the award is an "honour" and has helped attract more volunteers.
Read MoreManchester Arena families in 'disbelief' bomber was able to attack officerspublished at 22:59 British Summer Time 14 April
Families of five of Hashem Abedi's victims tell the government he should not be allowed any privileges in prison, in a letter seen by the BBC.
Read MoreA1 dualling hit by lack of government 'enthusiasm'published at 19:55 British Summer Time 14 April
The axed scheme to upgrade a 13-mile (20km) stretch is discussed at a Northumberland hustings event.
Read MoreBears beat Durham by one wicket in dramatic finalepublished at 19:06 British Summer Time 14 April
Ed Barnard hits a century as Warwickshire beat Durham by one wicket in a gripping finale for their first win of the 2025 County Championship season.
Read MoreNewcastle boss Howe recovering from pneumonia published at 18:25 British Summer Time 14 April
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe thanks fans for their "messages and warm wishes" after the club announced he is recovering in hospital having being diagnosed with pneumonia.
Read MoreDeliberate wildfires set 'far too often'published at 17:05 British Summer Time 14 April
Cleveland Fire Brigade says each "disheartening" arson pulls vital resources away from emergencies.
Read MoreJones 'proud' to represent his boyhood clubpublished at 17:00 British Summer Time 14 April
Harrison Jones says he knows what Sunderland fans want to see on the pitch, so he tries to emulate that.
Read MoreIs Carrick costing Boro a play-off place?published at 16:44 British Summer Time 14 April
Is Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick too predictable and if so, is it costing the side a chance at promotion?
Read MoreRecord stand comes to an endpublished at 16:29 British Summer Time 14 April
Wrwickshire 252-6 need 87 to beat Durham
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio NewcastleHaving failed to take a wicket in the afternoon session, Durham managed to make the breakthrough in the third over after tea.
Ben Raine, who is often a partnership breaker, had the keeper come up to the stumps and got Kai Smith LBW for 62.
The 147 put on by Smith and Ed Barnard beat the sixth wicket record for Warwickshire v Durham. That was set by Dougie Brown and Nick Smith at Edgbaston in 1998. It was 132.
Is the balance of power about to sway again in this game?
In came Michael Booth who made 58* in the Warwickshire first innings. All four results remain a possibility.
'Nothing doing for the bowlers at present'published at 15:35 British Summer Time 14 April
Warwickshire 216-5 need another 123 to beat Durham
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio NewcastleEd Barnard and Kai Smith have added over 100 runs for Warwickshire's sixth wicket so far, rescuing them from the mess of 90-5 before lunch.
In the first innings, Smith who is playing in only his second championship match, put on 115 runs with Michael Booth for the seventh wicket. He's looked steady and assured throughout the game.
The ball is now 60 overs old and on this slowish track there's nothing doing for the bowlers at the moment.
Two more Metro trains arrive at depotpublished at 14:56 British Summer Time 14 April
Tyne and Wear Metro bosses say the new fleet will be fully operational by the end of 2026.
Read MoreSeven officers out of hospital after police crashpublished at 14:46 British Summer Time 14 April
A man and a woman have been released on bail following the crash involving five police cars.
Read MoreBarnard and Smith resisting Durhampublished at 14:38 British Summer Time 14 April
Warwickshire 141-5 v Durham. Target 339.
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio NewcastleFollowing a flurry of wickets just before lunch, there's been nothing since.
Kai Smith and Ed Barnard are batting nicely and eating up overs on this final day in CLS. Their 50 partnership has come in 83 balls.
There are 55 overs left in the day and The Bears need another 199 to win at 3.6 an over. That side of things is doable. But a wicket or two will change things greatly. Durham just need to keep plugging away and believe the wickets will come.