Police probe launched after man and woman found dead in house in North Shields The two deaths are currently being treated as unexplained Chronicle Live · Aug 9, 2022
'I'm just thrilled that it's happened': Reverend holding same-sex weddings at Northumberland churches Rev Marie Attwood can now perform same sex marriages at all three of her churches Chronicle Live · Aug 8, 2022
"Sickening": Fury as vandals wreck ornate 170-year-old window at Gateshead pub Police are probing incident at The Central Bar in Gateshead, which is housed in a listed building Chronicle Live · Aug 8, 2022
We tried the Sunday Lunch at Träkol on the Quayside - here's the verdict If you're looking for an indulgent Sunday treat, you can't go wrong with a visit to Gateshead's Träkol Chronicle Live · Aug 7, 2022
Drunk mourner threatens to kill his neighbours after being thrown out of funeral wake Lewis Elliott arrived on the victims' doorstep in the early hours of the morning, and was verbally aggressive. Daily Mirror · Aug 5, 2022
People gobsmacked by pink dog that casually rides a human scooter around town Jenny Santos, 21, taught her three-year-old poodle Bella to ride a scooter and says she loves putting her paws on the handlebars and racing around Newcastle - which never seizes to amaze passers-by Daily Mirror · Aug 2, 2022
County Durham girl accepted into performing arts school - but can't get funding Emily Jane Bainbridge has been offered a place at the MGA Academy in Edinburgh but fears not being able to afford the fees Chronicle Live · Jul 31, 2022
Domestic violence brutes who caused misery to their partners in the North East Here are just some of the domestic abusers who have been sentenced recently Chronicle Live · Jul 30, 2022
World's biggest Sean Paul superfan names dog after rapper and dreams of meeting him Mum-of-four Suzanne Downs, 44, from Northumberland, has named her dog after rap star Sean Paul, following 20 years of being his biggest superfan and says it would be her 'dream come true' to meet him Daily Mirror · Jul 27, 2022
North Shields couple forked out more than £130 for Newcastle home shirts and they didn't turn up Lisa and John Brodie ordered the tops in June and were expecting them at the beginning of July Chronicle Live · Jul 27, 2022
Albino wallaby kicked out of mum's pouch being hand-reared on goats' milk at Northumberland farm Jolene the joey is six and a half months old and being fed on goats' milk after she was rejected by her mother Chronicle Live · Jul 26, 2022
'Unethical' parking firm fined disabled man for beach day trip despite having ticket Jean and Peter Hills were hit with a £60 fine during a day at the seaside when they parked in a disabled bay and displayed their blue badge in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear Daily Mirror · Jul 26, 2022
Parking firm branded 'unethical' after couple receive fine despite buying ticket at Whitley Bay Jean Hills, 72, and her disabled husband, Peter, 75, went on a trip to the seaside on July 5 - but received a fine days later Chronicle Live · Jul 26, 2022
Holidaymakers jetting off as summer season starts at Newcastle Airport An estimated 900,000 people are expected to jet out of Newcastle Airport during the summer holidays to favourite spots such as the Balearic Islands and new destinations like Riga and Zadar Chronicle Live · Jul 22, 2022
Chronicle Live · Jul 22, 2022 Stab victim Martina Turner tells how she hid in cupboard with blade in her chest after being knifed 29 times Steven Wood has been jailed for attempted murder after the horror attack at Winlaton Mill home
Chronicle Live · Jul 22, 2022 'Charming soulmate' turned into 'monster' and tried to murder partner in frenzied Gateshead attack Steven Wood attacked Martina Turner from behind in her home in Gateshead, leaving her with 29 knife wounds and abandoned her to die
Chronicle Live · Jul 22, 2022 Sunderland roller rink officially launches today - here's all the events on this summer From live DJs playing summer anthems, dancing with dinosaurs and your favourite superheroes, to 'quiet hours' for those with sensory needs - there's plenty to enjoy at Sunderland's roller rink in the coming months.
Chronicle Live · Jul 21, 2022 'Every day it gets harder' - Parents of Freeman Hospital heart unit patients plead for families to consider organ donation Parents of children waiting for life-saving heart transplants have come together to make a powerful plea for others to consider donating their child's organs even in the midst of tragedy.
Daily Mirror · Jul 21, 2022 Mum's warning after 'menopause symptoms' turn out to be 'silent killer' ovarian cancer A mum-of-two has warned women of the symptoms of a 'silent killer' after her irregular periods led her to believe she was going through the menopause - but it turned out to be ovarian cancer
Chronicle Live · Jul 21, 2022 Newcastle teacher thought she was going through the menopause - but it was 'silent killer' ovarian cancer Emma Durkin was diagnosed with the disease after medics removed an abscess from her ovary
Chronicle Live · Jul 19, 2022 Transport disruption continues as North East tries to cope with record breaking 36°c temperatures The mercury hit record highs in the region as some flocked for the coast, while others kept in the shade in schools and care homes
Chronicle Live · Jul 18, 2022 Forest Hall mum with hearing impairment left terrified after armed intruders raid her home Lewis Knowles, of Blyth and Dominic McDonald, of Ashington, left their victim petrified by targeting her son against an apparent background of drugs
Daily Mirror · Jul 16, 2022 'I was horrified when police woke me up to ask to look inside baby's coffin' John Long was mortified when police asked him to open the coffin after knocking on his door in Newcastle and waking him up early in the morning
Daily Mirror · Jul 13, 2022 Cost of living crisis forces former NHS worker to live on cartons of vegetable juice Errol Livingstone, 57, is a former NHS call handler and admits he has, at times, lived on cartons of pure vegetable juice, fresh orange juice and fruit as he struggles to survive
Manchester Evening News · Jul 12, 2022 The Northern Agenda: Our new child poverty capital revealed Rising rates restricting the life chances of people in the North from the day they're born