The Latest Breaking News from Metro

Why did the north-east of England not get any Euro 2022 games?

St James’ Park, the Stadium of Light and the Riverside would have been excellent options for this year’s tournament

The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2022

Whitley Bay attack victim leapt onto Metro tracks in desperate attempt to escape violence

David Johnson, of Shiremoor, suddenly turned violent during an encounter with Stephen Prince, who thought he was going to die

Chronicle Live · Jun 21, 2022

How Tyne and Wear Metro trains will be affected by June rail strike and engineering works

Metro staff are not striking, but Network Rail workers who are members of the RMT are set to, so Nexus has chosen to close a section of track

Chronicle Live · Jun 20, 2022

Scientists Create 4D Map of Human Brain Temperature

Healthy human brains are hotter than previously thought, and can regularly exceed 40°C, according to new study. The study also found that brain temperature drops at night before you go to sleep and rises during the day, reported The Metro. In healthy men and women, the average brain temperature is…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Jun 16, 2022

Sunderland issues travel advice to Elton John concert-goers

Sunderland Council-run St Mary's and Sunniside Car Parks charge a flat rate of £2 to park all day on Sundays

Chronicle Live · Jun 15, 2022

Multi-billion pound North East train upgrade blueprint needs 'quick wins', council leaders warned

A newly-adopted North East Rail and Metro Strategy includes plans to reopen the disused Leamside railway line and extend the Tyne and Wear Metro to new areas

Chronicle Live · Jun 14, 2022

Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul in talks for summer blockbuster bout

The two could finally meet in the ring in August

Manchester Evening News · Jun 14, 2022

Maharashtra realty off to steady start in 2022-23 fiscal despite 1% Metro cess, Ready Reckoner hike

PUNE: The real estate sector in the state has started the 2022-23 fiscal on a steady note despite the 1% Metro cess and rise in Ready Reckoner (RR) rates from April 1. The first quarter of the financial year is likely to generate more registration and revenue figures as compared…

The Times of India · Jun 14, 2022

Metro's £33m repair cash shortage could mean slower trains, more delays, and even station closures

Tyne and Wear Metro operator Nexus had planned £57m of renewal works between 2023 and 2025, but has only been given £23.8m from the Department for Transport

Chronicle Live · Jun 13, 2022

Reduced timetable won’t be used to speed up testing of delayed fleet of new Merseyrail trains

Despite claims the 15 minute timetable was hampering testing opportunities, the 30-minute Merseyrail timetable will not be used to speed up testing

Liverpool Echo · Jun 13, 2022