Three Middlesbrough neighbours on 'horrendous' day rioters struckpublished at 17:42 British Summer Time 6 August
After violence erupted on Sunday, those left behind to clean up the damage tell their stories.
Read MoreAfter violence erupted on Sunday, those left behind to clean up the damage tell their stories.
Read MoreA "large-scale operation" was housed in the building on Sunderland's High Street West, documents say.
Read MoreConservative politician Susan Scott is accused of making inflammatory comments online.
Read MoreBradley Makin is the fourth person to plead guilty to violent disorder during the riot on Friday.
Read MoreShaun Breeze was found guilty of manslaughter while his father Martin was convicted of murder.
Read MoreA youth admits he was "tracking" a 15-year-old girl before he killed her but says he was "confused".
Read MoreRoad restrictions are in place as the restoration work moves across the Tyne.
Read MorePolice believe the baby's remains may have been there for more than a century.
Read MoreThames Water, Northumbrian Water and Yorkshire Water face fines for repeated sewage leaks.
Read MoreAs Sheffield United prepare for life back in the Championship after being relegated with 16 points, BBC Sport looks at how the Premier League's worst teams have fared after going down.
Read MorePlans are approved to turn Mulroy’s Seaview Nursing Home in Redcar into a 27-bedroom hotel and spa.
Read MoreStaff want to clear up the wreckage as soon as possible so they can help those in crisis.
Read MoreNorthumbria Police says it is working to establish if any criminal offences have been committed.
Read MoreHearings for those suspected of rioting are being heard in courts around north-east England.
Read MoreThe annual event sees crowds of thousands enjoy a weekend of performances.
Read MoreThe 30-year-old will appear at Teesside Crown Crown next month for sentencing.
Read MoreEntitlement to the scheme has been shown to benefit a family by up to £400 per year for each child.
Read MoreSarah Hall no longer faces charges over the fatal stabbing of Scarlett Vickers.
Read MoreHundreds of people turn up with brooms, brushes and bin bags after a night of "staggering" violence.
Read MoreThe 17-year-old tells Newcastle Crown Court he used the knife to self-harm.
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