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June 01, 2026

Debate set up on ‘lost generation’

MAJOR North East figures are set to debate issues around economic inactivity in young people at a forum event in Newcastle after a landmark report warned that the region’s young people risk becoming a “lost generation”.

2 mins

Progress on road safety measures outside school where teenagers hurt

NEW road safety measures outside a Newcastle school where two teenagers were hit by a car remain up in the air.

1 mins

A Doctor Who collection in a league of its own

NEWCASTLE United season ticket holder Dale Brotherton’s twin passions were football - and Dr Who.

1 mins

Reform take over — but councillors miss meeting

REFORM UK's new leadership at Gateshead Council has officially taken office, despite the party missing several councillors at the authority’s annual meeting.

1 mins

Vandals destroy bright artwork in underpass

THE underpasses in Byker recently had a massive uplift, with local artists working with the community to make them brighter for all.

1 mins

Pause pressed on plan to restructure debt burden

PLANS for a major restructure of millions of pounds of debt at Northumberland County Council’s development company are on hold due to global political issues.

2 mins

Rapist is still at large nine months on

A RAPIST who targeted a woman as she walked near a Northumberland park is still at large nine months on from the horrific attack.

1 mins

Pride enjoys sunshine after heavy weather

THE team behind it faced an uphill battle to make it happen this year, after a huge funding cut, but there was nothing but smiles, solidarity and love as Durham Pride 2026 went ahead in glorious sunshine on Saturday.

1 mins

Death toll on the A1 rises to five in nine days

TWO people have died and three remain in hospital with serious injuries following a collision on the A1 in Northumberland at the weekend.

3 mins

GENERAL STRIKE EXHIBITION

THE struggles of workers during the 1926 General Strike is providing the inspiration for a new exhibition which will be seen by thousands of Tyneside travellers.

1 mins

Upgrades commence to help stop power cuts

CAMPAIGNERS in Bamburgh are celebrating after Northern Powergrid commenced work on much-needed upgrades in the area following two years of frequent power cuts.

1 mins

How's your postcode for noise complaints?

OVER 11,600 noise complaints were registered by councils across the North East last year, with Durham, Newcastle, and Gateshead taking the top spots.

1 mins

New call for action after coast trouble

FRESH measures to prevent large gatherings in a coastal town have been proposed by a councillor.

1 mins

Man charged after car hits pedestrian

A man has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent after a car was allegedly repeatedly driven at a pedestrian in Northumberland.

1 mins

Sting ponders role of a modern man

WALLSEND music legend Sting has used a series of media interviews ahead of the revival of his hometown-based musical The Last Ship arriving on London's West End to ponder whether the lack of “manual” jobs for young men is contributing to the rise of toxic masculinity.

2 mins

Minister warns of consequences

A SENIOR minister has warned of “consequences” for public spending of any cut to national insurance after Wes Streeting suggested the move as a way to boost employment.

1 mins

Streeting backs new oil licences, cut to NI and a return to EU

LABOUR should consider cutting national insurance and issuing new oil drilling licences for the North Sea, Wes Streeting said as he continued to make his pitch for the party's leadership.

1 mins

Clarkson: BGT choir win is ‘best thing ever’

TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson has said the farmers’ choir he put together winning Britain's Got Talent is “the best thing ever”

1 mins

TUC insists Government go further on flexible work

A LACK of flexible hours is driving parents out of jobs, unions are warning.

1 mins

Furniture firm set to be restarted after asset sale

THE owner of a Northumberland furniture firm says it is set to be resurrected after going into liquidation, just over a year after it was saved in a pre-pack deal.

2 mins

B&M go-ahead could see store open in spring

PLANS for a new B&M store in Bedlington have been given the green light by council planners.

1 mins

Unions ask ministers for ‘wave of rail insourcing’

UNIONS are calling for outsourced jobs on the railways to be brought back in-house in a bid to improve pay and conditions for thousands of workers.

1 mins

Packaging firm workers step up industrial action

UNION members at a Northumberland packaging firm are set to strike three days a week for the next 10 months in a pay dispute.

2 mins

Universities team up to help build future workforce

TWO of the North East's top universities are working together on a new project that aims to strengthen the future workforce for the region’s growing low carbon and offshore wind industries.

1 mins

10 years into the age of the disappointed

JUNE 2026 marks the tenth anniversary of the Brexit vote. My column of June 2016 was entitled ‘This is the age of the soon to be disappointed ...’ But was I correct? Read on:

3 mins

A collaboration of science and clinical practice

“In the words of surgeon Mr Mohammed Akbar Hussain: ‘There are not many places like this in the world.’”

4 mins

Caring for my husband with dementia was a huge privilege

Actress Susan Hampshire tells LISA SALMON that looking after someone with the disease is ‘incredibly hard’, and urges people to look out for symptoms

4 mins

Pregnancy link to surge in diabetes for women

TYPE 2 diabetes is surging in young women, official data shows.

1 mins

Suffering plane pain? How to beat the mile-high bloat

A leading gut health expert here shares tips to help avoid bloating during air travel.

1 mins

Comical Point may see door to victory open up

COMICAL Point has been knocking on the door and may well see it open in the Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap at Windsor.

2 mins

Jodar fights back to reach first Slam semi-final

TEENAGE sensation Rafael Jodar is through to his first grand slam quarter-final after fighting back from two sets down to defeat compatriot Pablo Carreno Busta at the French Open.

1 mins

Jones hails Red Bulls’ dogged victory charge

NEWCASTLE interim coach Stephen Jones praised the “mentality and bravery” of his team as they staged a remarkable second-half comeback to beat Sale Sharks at Kingston Park.

2 mins

Villiers fires women to victory as Blaze run is extinguished

MADY Villiers shone with bat and ball as Durham made it three wins from four in the Vitality Blast women’s competition, beating The Blaze by seven wickets at Trent Bridge.

3 mins

Durham beaten as Outlaws off the mark

SCOTLAND international George Munsey powered an unbeaten 88 as Notts Outlaws registered a first win of their Vitality Blast campaign at the fourth attempt, comfortably beating Durham by six wickets with 16 balls to spare at Trent Bridge.

3 mins

Scotland's Dykes ready for 'once in a lifetime' experience

LYNDON Dykes is looking forward to a “once in a lifetime” experience at the World Cup with Scotland this summer.

2 mins

Foxes and Owls eyeing up keeper

SHEFFIELD Wednesday and Leicester City are reported to be in transfer race for goalkeeper Matty Young.

1 mins

We're devastated but we will be back, promises Arsenal's Rice

A \"DEVASTATED\" Declan Rice insisted Arsenal will not be defined by their Champions League defeat to Paris St Germain - and vowed to use the emotional agony as fuel to win the competition next season.

1 mins

Gunners celebrate!

ARSENAL defender Gabriel admitted their Champions League penalty shoot-out defeat was “painful”, but the Gunners quickly put the disappointment behind them as fans attended an open-top bus parade.

2 mins

Great stadium debate set to run as Newcastle explore

WHEN Newcastle United announced they'd completed the purchase of a significant portion of the historic Leazes Terrace building, there was an insistence from club insiders that the move was all about increasing options when it comes to the club's stadium project.

1 mins

Young Neave unsure of his United future

SEAN Neave admits he is in the dark about what next season will hold for him amid suggestions he could go out on loan.

2 mins

Shearer in challenge to Howe claim

NEWCASTLE United legend Alan Shearer insists it is “crucial” the Magpies sign a new centre-forward this summer, despite Eddie Howe's contentment with his options.

2 mins

all options - but can fans handle price of staying put?

A full renovation now would almost certainly be different, and a move to another stadium would surely be on the cards IF the club decide to go down that route.

1 mins

More big-name exits on the cards at St James’

NEWCASTLE United are evolving on and off the pitch, with Anthony Gordon's exit a clear sign of the times at St James’ Park, club insiders have warned.

2 mins

I can't wait to play in Europe, says Cats' O'Nien

LUKE O’Nien will not be leaving Sunderland and is basking in the glory of European qualification.

1 mins

Camara in focus for Magpies in summer

NEWCASTLE United's sale of Anthony Gordon to Barcelona on Friday evening kickstarted a summer transfer window which is expected to be very busy - both in terms of incomings and outgoings at St James’ Park.

1 mins

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