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June 28, 2025

250 jobs set to be lost as Nissan starts global cuts

Manufacturing at Wearside will be spared

1 mins

Fall in anti-social behaviour reports hailed by police

ANTI-SOCIAL behaviour reports in North Tyneside are down by 28%, with Northumbria Police officers continuing their neighbourhood work.

2 mins

Kitchen fitter stole over £3,000 from customer

A KITCHEN fitter befriended a customer then stole £3,000 she'd given him for new windows.

2 mins

Churches built for shipbuilders and miners set to close

A TYNESIDE town faces the loss of two of its Victorian churches which are just over a mile apart.

2 mins

Academics' dispute over

THE industrial dispute between Newcastle University management and academics has been settled, with striking staff set to return to work on Monday.

1 mins

Mayoralty to survive council restructuring

NORTH Tyneside Council has confirmed it is immune from one of the biggest shake-ups in local government for years.

1 mins

Rayner's praise over school closure

THE Deputy Prime Minister has praised a Northumberland community for the response to the closure of a local school.

1 mins

University pulls plans for flagship development

PLANS for a multi-million pound project that would kick-start a flagship Newcastle regeneration project have been withdrawn.

1 mins

Cannabis farm found in police op

POLICE made six arrests, seized five vehicles and dismantled a cannabis farm during Operation Impact.

1 mins

Museum proud as it's voted a cut above the rest

BEAMISH Museum has won 2025's Art Fund Museum of the Year prize.

1 mins

Man accused of stealing from charity

A man has appeared in court accused of stealing more than £79,000 from a charity.

1 mins

Nissan cuts jobs as part of global savings push

AROUND 250 posts are likely to be cut from the Nissan plant in Sunderland as the car making giant puts together a huge global savings programme.

2 mins

Priory will remain open for summer after trial

THE gates of one of North Tyneside’s most recognisable landmarks will stay open in the evenings following a trial period.

1 mins

Poll predicts big North East gains for Reform

A MAJOR poll showing voter intention has revealed that Reform UK make huge inroads in the North East on their way to victory if a General Election was called today.

1 mins

£20k seized after house raid

THOUSANDS of pounds in cash were seized when police raided a home.

1 mins

Repair for road landslip damage to get under way

A MULTIMILLION-POUND plan to repair a major landslip caused by stormy weather is set to get under way this summer. The B6343 Mitford Road near Morpeth in Northumberland will be closed for up to 40 weeks while the repair is carried out.

2 mins

Council says sorry after 6,500 bins not emptied

GATESHEAD Council has apologised for its “disappointing” bin collections last week, leaving 6,500 bins unemptied on their scheduled days.

1 mins

MPs' concern as police destroy Orgreave files

NORTHUMBRIA Police's decision to dispose of documents relating to the so-called Battle of Orgreave is “deeply worrying”, the Commons Leader has said.

3 mins

Scheme will boost energy efficiency

GATESHEAD Council is set to begin the search for bidders for a £1.5m contract to improve energy efficiency in housing. Council leaders are expected to sign off the procurement of contractors to improve energy efficiency across scores of properties.

1 mins

More beds and support for rough sleepers

FURTHER accommodation and support for rough sleepers has been made available by Durham County Council, after government funding was secured to establish the Single Homelessness Accommodation Programme.

1 mins

Response cars equipped with lifesaving machines

NORTHUMBRIA Police is set to be equipped with 154 defibrillators thanks to a donation of nearly £200,000 from a North East charity.

2 mins

'Serious damage' caused

THE possibility of new negotiations with the US on Iran’s nuclear programme has been “complicated” by the American attack on three of the sites, a top diplomat has said.

2 mins

Arrests after paint attack at RAF base

THREE people have been arrested on suspicion of a terror offence, after two planes at an RAF base were vandalised in an action claimed by soon-to-be banned campaign group Palestine Action.

1 mins

MAPPED THE 800,000 HOUSEHOLDS HIT BY THE BENEFIT CAP OVER THE YEARS

ALMOST 800,000 households across Great Britain have been impacted by the benefit cap since its introduction in 2013.

2 mins

SPARK-ING A CONVERSATION

New book sheds light on what life is like for people who need to use a communication aid to interact with others

1 mins

THE FIT FACTOR

AS WE approach the UK summer holiday season, many of you will be looking forward to jetting off abroad or enjoying sunnier days closer to home.

2 mins

Prostate of the art

Robotic surgery is improving outcomes and reducing recovery times for men needing prostatectomies after a cancer diagnosis, say specialists.

3 mins

THE WILD BLUE YONDER

EDWARD SYERS VISITS CAPE VERDE AND FINDS PURE SKIES, SHORES AND SPECTACULAR WILDLIFE

5 mins

Being strong changes your everyday...

Annie Mac chats to LAUREN TAYLOR about sober DJing, weight training and her life since leaving Radio 1

4 mins

UK's Korea ambassador visits region

THE UK’s ambassador to South Korea has visited the North East as part of a scheme to drive exports.

1 mins

New plans for revival of semiconductor business

TURNAROUND plans are in place for a North East semi-conductor chip factory that was last year rescued from potential closure by the Government.

2 mins

Centrica set to take 15% stake in nuclear plant

BRITISH Gas owner Centrica is preparing to take a 15% stake in the UK’s new nuclear power plant Sizewell C, reports have said.

1 mins

Home sales jump by a quarter after April slump

THE number of home sales picked up by a quarter month-on-month in May following a plunge in April as a stamp duty holiday ended, according to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) figures.

1 mins

Parents work extra hours to fund school trips

SOME parents are working extra hours or selling possessions to fund school trips, a survey has found.

1 mins

Update on £1bn Tyne cable factory proposal

THE British company behind a near £1bn plan to bring a massive cable factory to the banks of the Tyne has come out of a joint venture set up to drive the vision forward.

2 mins

Borrowing costs stay flat despite U-turn

THE cost of government borrowing stayed flat yesterday despite the Starmer administration’s costly benefits U-turn blowing a £3bn hole in the UK’s precarious public finances.

1 mins

Heathrow expects tax rise to hit earnings for the year

Heathrow Airport expects its earnings for 2025 to take a hit as it weighs the cost of Labour's hike to employer's national insurance contributions.

1 mins

How to deal with your late loved one's debt

EXPERTS SHARE THE BEST WAYS TO HANDLE THEIR ESTATE. BY LARA OWEN

3 mins

Stop water bill increases from draining your cash

I took a sharp intake of breath when I saw my water bill for 2025/26 - and I was already aware that my payments were going up by £26 a month, a 31% increase.

2 mins

It's enough to make a cat laugh

MARION MCMULLEN looks at the start of comedy panel show 8 Out Of 10 Cats two decades ago

1 mins

Where's the change?

YOUGOV'S MRP poll may be new - but probably didn't come as a shock to Labour MPs who have already worked out that, unless something changes, their seats are going to be vulnerable to Reform UK at the next election.

1 mins

Brewery toasts new wildlife alliance

A NORTHUMBERLAND brewery's newest beer is set to aid conservation efforts for one of the UK's most threatened mammals.

1 mins

Vanessa uncorks the sommelier's secret of success

IT HAS had plenty of experience in raising a glass to success, and now the Michelin star Restaurant Pine has more cause for celebrations with the news that its head sommelier has shot up in the UK rankings.

2 mins

POWER PLANTS

LAUREN TAYLOR speaks to the chef and content creator Natalia Rudin about going viral, savoury breakfasts and making plant-based food fast

3 mins

Every night I am back in that tunnel and haunted by July 7 bomber...

Dan Biddle survived the 7/7 London bombings in 2005. He recounts his trauma in a new book.

3 mins

RE-ENTER SANDMAN

The Sandman is back. Its stars Tom Sturridge and Kirby Howell-Baptiste tell us what to expect. By ELLA WALKER

4 mins

Love is on the air

EXPECT GENUINE SPARKS GALORE IN THE NEW SERIES, SAY THE ONSCREEN STAFF ON THE HIT DATING SHOW.

4 mins

Everyone was waiting to see what Diana was going to wear...

ELIZABETH EMANUEL TALKS ABOUT HOW THE PRINCESS OF WALES BECAME A FASHION ICON.

4 mins

Lorraine 'shaking like a leaf' during 25-metre climb

LORRAINE Kelly said she was “shaking like a leaf” as she scaled the mast of an historic ship that previously ventured to Antarctica, before abseiling to the ground.

1 mins

Zanndabad can change luck of the Irish in Plate

ZANNDABAD can strike a blow for Ireland in the JenningsBet Northumberland Plate at Newcastle this afternoon.

2 mins

Temperature is rising for Humidity at Goodwood

HUMIDITY will bid to crank up the heat on his rivals once again on his next start, as the impressive Royal Ascot winner forms part of what will be a stellar Wathnan Racing team for the Qatar Goodwood Festival.

2 mins

Lions Mack urges Force caution

MACK Hansen knows what is awaiting the British and Irish Lions’ in Perth today after being present as a spectator for the Brumbies’ famous upset of the tourists on their last visit to Australia.

1 mins

Draper handed tough draw at Wimbledon

JACK Draper has his work cut out to make a deep run at Wimbledon after a tough draw for the British players.

2 mins

'I watched shy Trai emerge as a real leader'

EX-SUNDERLAND captain Corry Evans is a Northern Irish native who knows what it takes to forge a lengthy career in England.

2 mins

Sarina will be backed - FA chief

MARK Bullingham insists the Football Association will back England head coach Sarina Wiegman no matter how well the Lionesses do at the Women's European Championship.

1 mins

Defoe tips Young Lions to do something special

ENGLAND Under-21s' fearlessness and momentum makes Jermain Defoe confident Lee Carsley’s side will do “something special’ in tonight's European Championship final against Germany.

2 mins

The new Premier League broadcast rules coming next season...

NEWCASTLE United assistant manager Jason Tindall is no stranger to the limelight after being thrust in front of the cameras last season.

1 mins

Key factors make up Howe's transfer lists

WHAT do a Cumbrian, a Swede and a Brazilian all have in common? On the surface, not a lot.

2 mins

Time is right to move for winger Bakayoko

NEWCASTLE United have been urged to make their move for Johan Bakayoko as Nottingham Forest play hardball on Anthony Elanga.

1 mins

Loan exit for Greek keeper could suit all parties

NEWCASTLE United are hard at work attempting to secure incoming deals this summer, but there will come a time when exits could be required to balance the books.

2 mins