Councillors make renewed calls to dual A1published at 20:54 GMT 5 November
One councillor says the road is getting shut on "almost a weekly basis" due to accidents.
Read MoreCouncillors make renewed calls to dual A1published at 20:54 GMT 5 November
Radio presenters take on Children in Need challengepublished at 20:51 GMT 5 November
Presenters Scott and Amy complete their part of the thousand-mile challenge for BBC Children in Need.
Read MoreVisa fee U-turn for man hoping to reunite familypublished at 19:40 GMT 5 November
Christopher Wade wants to bring his wife and two-year-old daughter who live in Canada to the UK.
Read MoreNewcastle v Athletic Club: Team newspublished at 19:06 GMT 5 November
End in sight for street revamp - in six monthspublished at 17:41 GMT 5 November
The revamp of Northumberland Street began two years ago, but the end is in sight, the council says.
Read MoreFollow Wednesday's Champions League games livepublished at 16:48 GMT 5 November
Who would make the best Sunderland traitor and faithful?published at 15:54 GMT 5 November
Revamped riverside bar plans approvedpublished at 15:53 GMT 5 November
By The River Brew Co wins approval to redevelop the bar under the Tyne Bridge in Gateshead.
Read MoreEnglish sides thrive in Champions Leaguepublished at 15:50 GMT 5 November
People may be stranded by bus changes, mayor warnspublished at 15:01 GMT 5 November
Kim McGuinness calls Arriva's X22 route proposals "an unfair choice between two poor options".
Read MoreBringing back lynx 'would ruin livelihoods'published at 14:50 GMT 5 November
The deputy leader of Northumberland County Council says the authority does not support the plan.
Read MoreIn pictures: Walking teams in high spiritspublished at 14:37 GMT 5 November
Many of the BBC Children in Need Thousand Mile Challenge walking teams are still clocking up their miles, but it's smiles all round as they see the sights, meet locals and pose with Pudsey:
Image caption, BBC Essex's Rob Jelly and community centre worker Amy on Southend Pier
Image caption, Pudsey and Joe Lemer from BBC Radio Bristol stopped off at the Aerospace Museum in Filton
Image caption, Scott Makin from BBC Radio Tees stopped to say hello to Inca the dog in Preston Park. He was joined by Inca's owner, Martin, for part of the walk.
Image caption, Phil Goodlad and Judith Ralston from BBC Radio Scotland walked round Grangemouth with Pudsey
Miners' hall reopens after £14m restorationpublished at 14:32 GMT 5 November
Redhills looks towards the future after a £14m renovation which took three years to complete.
Read More'We go away feeling like it's a win' - Aylingpublished at 11:20 GMT 5 November
Middlesbrough defender Luke Ayling tells BBC Radio Tees that Boro are feeling like their point against Leicester was a win.
Read MoreThe unique bond which led Newcastle fans to wear red and whitepublished at 06:55 GMT 5 November
Newcastle United meet Athletic Club in the Champions League on Wednesday - and Magpies fans still talk about an away day in 1994 they will never forget.
Read MoreTriggering dementia patients' memories with imagespublished at 06:21 GMT 5 November
The pictures help trigger memories and conversations at the University Hospital of North Tees.
Read MoreGreen belt solar farm firm's appeal dismissedpublished at 06:16 GMT 5 November
Residents say they are relieved the scheme for 59,319 solar panels has been rejected.
Read MoreParents' 'disastrous date' ends in baby airliftpublished at 06:08 GMT 5 November
A mother from Brampton describes the call of "nightmares" when her baby was airlifted to hospital.
Read MoreEdwards thrilled with character and Boro reactionpublished at 23:19 GMT 4 November
Rob Edwards is pleased with how Middlesbrough played in the draw at Leicester City, three days after their worst result of the season.
Read MoreCouncil legal bills rocket due to agency staff usepublished at 19:37 GMT 4 November
The council's legal department budget is expected to overrun by £773,000 this year to £2.5m.
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