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The Latest Breaking News from Tyneside

Young striker has no regrets about Newcastle United contract decision as he sets new targets

Munoz linked up with Newcastle United's academy side during an 18-month loan spell on Tyneside.

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Northumberland Estates submits £300m mixed use development plans for North Tyneside

The development and investment company hopes to bring homes, schools and commercial space to the Killingworth Moor site

Birmingham Post

Newcastle's Tyneside Cinema launches urgent fundraiser as it fights for survival

The much-loved independent Newcastle cinema pleads for help to save it from closure as it faces the 'worst funding crisis in its history'

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Barker & Stonehouse to open new £5m Tyneside flagship store

Actress Joanna Lumley is opening the store at Metrocentre Retail Park on Good Friday, April 7

Birmingham Post

Hadaway man! Geordie accent is 'second hardest in UK to understand', new survey claims

A national survey of 2,000 people into UK regional accents reckoned the Tyneside accent was the second hardest to understand, behind Glaswegian and just ahead of Liverpudlian

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Eddie Howe's 'thank you' to Newcastle United fans as summer transfer hunt gets under way

Eddie Howe is loving life on Tyneside thanks to welcome of supporters since he was appointed back in 2021

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Green leader calls on North East to take more 'ambitious' climate action as party targets local elections

Carla Denyer hit the campaign trail in the region on Tuesday as her party tries to make major gains in areas including South Tyneside and Newcastle in May's local elections

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Bridges over the Tyne in 1957 - watch archive aerial film footage of the river

We see very different scenes from today's in our aerial film footage of the River Tyne and it surroundings from around 65 years ago in our latest offering from the North East Film Archive

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How millions visited Newcastle Exhibition Park to take in a momentous event

The 1929 North East Coast Exhibition held on what is today Newcastle’s Exhibition Park was intended to showcase the industrial talent of the region at a time of deepening economic hardship

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Newcastle told Real Madrid and Man City wouldn't be able to lure Bruno Guimaraes away from Tyneside

The Magpies midfielder has caught the eye since joining the club in January last season

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Tynemouth Plaza - a vanished seaside attraction that stood for nearly 120 years

The imposing venue traded under a variety of names across nearly 120 years - Tynemouth Aquarium and Winter Garden, Tynemouth Palace, and finally Tynemouth Plaza

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Newcastle housing scheme will immortalise name of acclaimed Tyneside photographer

Tish Murtha House, named after the late Tyneside-born photographer whose stunning body of work has attracted widespread recognition, has been officially opened by her daughter and grandson

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Equinor and SSE Renewables open 'milestone' Tyneside base for Dogger Bank Wind Farm

Government Minister Graham Stuart was on Tyneside to meet with the firms

Birmingham Post

A ticket to ride on the very first day of Tyneside's newest electric trains

85 years ago, the first electric train on the Newcastle to South Shields line was pulling into South Shields station right on time at 11.56am

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10 unusual Newcastle street and place names - from Dog Leap Stairs to Pudding Chare

A brief history of Amen Corner, Dog Leap Stairs, Pudding Chare and other Newcastle streets and places with unusual names

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Eddie Howe lifts lid on Bruno Guimaraes desire amid Chelsea and Manchester City transfer interest

Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is hopeful Bruno Guimaraes will remain on Tyneside for the long haul

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Tyneside estate agents auction island 8,000 miles away - with £4.9m starting bid

Pattinson Estate Agents' auction business will sell the private island of Isla Los Conejos

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The powerful work of Tyneside photographer Tish Murtha is showcased in three new exhibitions

The exhibition, Camera In Hand, will officially open at Tish Murtha House in Elswick on what would have been the photographer's 67th birthday. It is one of three opening in Newcastle

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Tyneside women 'woefully underrepresented' among list of greats given Newcastle's highest honour

Just four women have been awarded the Freedom of Newcastle in this 21st century, compared to 20 men

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Founder of charity for disabled children ‘owes MBE to hard work of colleagues’

Lynn McManus founded Pathways4all to provide better play facilities for disabled children on Tyneside.

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When the the most brutal UK winter in living memory finally came to an end

For almost three months between December 1962 and March 1963, the people of Britain struggled through treacherous streets deep with ice and snow, and were battered by bitter gale force winds

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Is the tip open over Easter weekend? Waste recycling centre opening hours if you’re having a clear-out

Household waste recycling centres may have different opening times over the Easter holidays - here are all the centres in Newcastle, Gateshead, Tyneside, Northumberland and Durham

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'We are getting no help at all': South Tyneside taxi drivers' anger over Newcastle Clean Air Zone

Taxi drivers outside of Newcastle, Gateshead, and North Tyneside are not eligible for support to help with the cost of Clean Air Zone tolls or to upgrade to cleaner vehicles

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Another 'phallic symbol' found near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland by archaeologists

Buried through the ages under land near Hadrian's Wall, archaeologists believe rock art they have uncovered may be a "phallic symbol" created by native Britons

Chronicle Live

Then and Now: The Newcastle street where TV Likely Lad Terry Collier took his driving test

Fifty years after Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? first appeared on television, we've been revisiting some of the Tyneside and Northumberland outdoor locations that appeared in the show

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