Durham, Somerset and Lancashire all win in the One-Day Cup, while Warwickshire and Hampshire draw.

Gareth Dack dies in HMP Frankland part-way through his sentence for murdering Norma Bell.

BBC Radio Tees understands that talks are ongoing with interested parties about the sale of the club.

Eslington and Redheugh Court may come down in 2026 - four years after initial approval.

"Disgraceful" online child abusers like Charles Angus contribute to real world harm, a judge says.

Peter Dellbridge, 64, is jailed for 16 years for a catalogue of "devastating" abuse.

A man was hit with a bat by staff in January, a licensing sub-committee hears.

Five children were approached on Homerton Road in Middlesbrough but managed to run away, police say.

Cleveland Fire Brigade has three areas which require improvement, inspectors say.

BBC Radio Newcastle's Marco Gabbiadini reacts to fans jeering Sunderland winger Tommy Watson over the Easter weekend.

A fraudulent authentication tool is said to have been used more than 28,000 times in 13 countries.

An 18-year-old man arrested in connection with the crash is released under investigation.

It follows a 2022 probe into attempts to find a new CEO to lead Teesside's two hospital trusts.

Volunteers say the same group of vandals keep targeting The Flower Patch in Middlesbrough.

Ryan Black was "significantly" older than his girlfriend and regularly "nasty" to her, a judge says.

The council says the changes aim to reduce traffic, but some have called them "disproportionate".

Hartlepool wants to become a film industry hub but its new facilities could boost the whole region.

Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris is pleased with his side's application despite a 1-0 defeat to Blackburn.

Those injured in the crash in Sunderland were taken to hosptal, the ambulance service says.

Captain Jonny Bairstow scores an unbeaten 86 as their Championship game against Durham ends in a draw at Chester-le-Street.