Pupils still eat meals in a marquee a year since dangerous concrete was found at their school.

Latest transfer gossip from Sunderland.

Archaeologists say they have found more than 800 items dating back about 2,000 years.

Critics, including resident Steve Morgan, say the deal means less public access to green space.

The 56m (183ft) footbridge is part of the £14.5m revamp to improve access at Eaglescliffe station.

A court hears Karla Dodds was driving six people in a hatchback when the crash killed Truman Hub.

A Wearside couple team up with the NHS to provide mental health support closer to home.

A car dealership is planning to turn the guardhouses on Newcastle's Barrack Road into offices.

Opponents say the new garage could be opened on an industrial estate opposite the fields.

Operator Nexus says it plans to implement new ticket polices on Metros, buses and the Shields Ferry.

Ex-Newcastle City Council leader Nick Forbes says he is proud of how people handled pandemic rules.

BBC Politics North East and Cumbria looks at the human effects of the government's welfare plans.

A Northumberland mother says support is needed for parents abused by children with additional needs.

"That's the point of making these things, I want people to think about birds."

After inclusion in a major exhibition, scientist Sara Cox shares the message behind her bird art.

The damage has been branded as "mindless vandalism" by a councillor.

The coach stop in Newcastle city centre no longer has staff, toilets or an indoor waiting room.

A study by the University of Sunderland says a lack of translation services puts women at risk.

The Middlesbrough hospital hires its first specialist baby bereavement counsellor.

Fewer teenagers surveyed say it is always wrong for a boyfriend or girlfriend to check their phone.