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Caleb can go to school in Middlesbrough again after his bus was vandalised.
Read MoreCaleb can go to school in Middlesbrough again after his bus was vandalised.
Read MoreDerby County boss John Eustace says Sunderland midfielder Nectar Triantis is not on his transfer radar despite rumours about a possible move.
Read MoreAll residents at Howlish Hall move out following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission.
Read MoreNo Metro trains will run between Hebburn and South Shields for five days as line works begin.
Read MoreAn invasive sea squirt is found during an oyster pot search in the Tees estuary.
Read MoreMel Reay hopes that the Lionesses success will increase support for women's teams.
Read MoreDurham County Council says its planning enforcement team is investigating the demolition.
Read MoreThe crossing needs repairs and it is yet to be confirmed when it will reopen.
Read MoreThe project is funded by the Police and Crime Commissioner and will run until March 2026.
Read MoreThey include objections to new homes, a consultation on a historic church and an angry DVD seller.
Read MorePolice are still investigating the murder of Ann Heron, whose body was found in Darlington in 1990.
Read MoreYou share your photos of summer across the North East and Cumbria.
Read MoreBP and Teesworks are locked in a dispute over a patch of land on the former steelworks in Redcar.
Read MoreThe artists say they are "heartbroken" after their gallery was broken into and trashed.
Read MoreThe boxes will travel around care facilities in the north-east of England to trigger happy memories.
Read MoreThe council says it is investigating claims landlords and letting agents are contributing to waste.
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