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May 03, 2026

Toon barmy dog owners barking mad for pet kit

THE owner of the North East's only Newcastle United themed dog store said he has been blown away by how popular it's become.

2 mins

Grieving parents share the heartache as 'beautiful' daughter killed in crash

DEVASTATED relatives of a “beautiful” young woman tragically killed by her drugged-up dangerous driver boyfriend have spoken of their heartache as he was jailed.

2 mins

'We will never give up hope'

AS police worked at the makeshift grave where Kieran Williams was found stabbed to death, loved ones of the murdered teen dared to hope they could be one step closer to justice.

3 mins

Bishop Rick's honour in taking on top role

THE new bishop of Durham has been consecrated at York Minster ahead of his installation next month.

1 mins

Trust failings need to be dealt with at top

LAWYERS WANT GOVERNMENT ACTION

3 mins

Bridge begins to show true colours

NEW pictures highlight how the effect of a fresh paint job after work to restore and repaint the Tyne Bridge can be seen, with sections of the bridge visible from road level now rust-free.

1 mins

Criminal activities at city’s allotments

TEN allotment holders are being evicted after reports that plots were being used for criminal and dangerous activities.

1 mins

Teacher struck off after visiting paedo ex in jail

AN assistant headteacher has been barred from the profession permanently after concealing an active relationship with her former partner - a convicted paedophile.

3 mins

Star attractions at Nerd Fest revealed

ORGANISERS of a retro festival with \"awesome nineties' vibes\" have announced a superhero big-name lineup for its summer return.

2 mins

Concerts by the sea back but not free this summer

THE popular Sunday summer concerts will return to Bents Park in South Shields this summer.

1 mins

Thug threw punches and threw bottle at partner

A THUG repeatedly punched his ‘screaming’ partner in the face and threw a wine bottle at her outside a popular seafront coffee shop.

1 mins

Sunbed addict teen can't ditch habit despite fears for health

A TEENAGER who became addicted to sunbeds at just 16 now fears she could be facing the consequences after noticing alarming changes to her skin.

3 mins

'Ariana Grinder' is new star of Metro system

A NEW Metro maintenance vehicle has been named after music star Ariana Grande.

1 mins

Teacher sent out emails and shared pics online with pupils

A PRIMARY school teacher sent inappropriate emails to pupils and shared pictures over Snapchat with them.

1 mins

Woman threatened with a meat cleaver by her ex

A WOMAN has told a court she still has “nightmares” about her ex after being subjected to a terrifying attack in her own home.

3 mins

Funeral for baby whose body was found under floorboards

THE POIGNANT funeral of an unidentified baby discovered beneath the floorboards of a North East property has now taken place.

2 mins

'People can die taking this stuff' dealer told

A STUDENT drugs runner caught “peddling filth” while riding round the streets of Tyneside on an e-scooter has been told: “People can die taking this stuff”.

1 mins

Restaurant's Covid era concept to make a return

OUTDOOR DINING'S BACK ON MENU

2 mins

Tributes paid to much-loved Ted

TED, the much-loved dog who captured hearts on BBC's Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing alongside Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse, has passed away.

1 mins

Parents warned after child hurt while setting fire

POLICE, fire service and council bosses have joined forces to warn parents about the dangers of fires following an incident in a park where a young would-be arsonist set fire to his hands.

2 mins

Arrest made after farm burglaries

A MAN has been arrested following several burglaries in Northumberland.

1 mins

Firefighters demonstrate water rescue techniques

LIFE-SAVING ADVICE PASSED ON AT PUBLIC DISPLAY

3 mins

City's Assembly Rooms set to host influencers in third annual awards

THE red carpet is being rolled out in Newcastle in a big way this weekend as the city hosts the UK Top Influencer Awards once more.

1 mins

Health chiefs hail new smoking ban

LEADING North East figures have joined an ex-Prime Minister in welcoming the formal passing of a new law which means children aged 17 or younger will never legally be old enough to buy cigarettes.

3 mins

Dog attacks almost double since the pandemic

The number of vicious dog attacks on people has almost doubled since the pandemic.

2 mins

Call for devolution of justice in North

TRANSPORT, skills, public health... should the justice system be the next element of public life to get the devolution treatment?

2 mins

Teenager in custody after Kay show 'bomb hoax'

COMEDIAN Peter Kay’s show in Birmingham was halted after a “potential suspicious bag” was found.

2 mins

King shown slave trade past

THE King was shown slavery artefacts from Bermuda's past as he celebrated the island's culture, people and achievements.

1 mins

US to withdraw 5,000 troops

THE United States will withdraw about 5,000 troops from Germany in the next six to 12 months, the Pentagon has said, fulfilling President Donald Trump's threat as he clashes with the German leader over the US war with Iran.

1 mins

Airstrikes on Lebanon

ISRAELI airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed at least seven people and wounded others yesterday as hostilities continue between Israel and Hezbollah despite a ceasefire.

1 mins

PM in call for tougher action at Gaza demos

THE Prime Minister wants to see “tougher action” against people using certain phrases at Gaza demonstrations, but has stopped short of agreeing with calls for a ban on the marches.

1 mins

The fern favourites

THESE BEAUTIES WILL BE STARTING TO REVEAL THEIR GREEN FRONDS AS WE GET FURTHER INTO THE SEASON

2 mins

LET'S GET PHYSICAL

As vinyl and CD sales continue to rise, we take a look at what turntable maker MIXX Audio has on offer so you can listen to you records in style

2 mins

FREE PACK OF BALLPOINT PENS

We've teamed up with TGJones to give you the chance to pick up a pack of 15 quality ballpoint pens from their stores - worth £4.99!

1 mins

I needed to be able to love my natural self

ENGLISH rugby union player Sadia Kabeya says that embracing her natural hair helped with both self-love and her rugby game.

4 mins

It's a Neo look for the VW ID.3

Volkswagen has brought a range of upgrades to its ID.3 electric hatchback with a new Neo model.

1 mins

Steel yourself for cool Ioniq 3

Hyundai's Ioniq 3 is the long-awaited answer to Volkswagen's new ID.3 Neo and the Kia EV3, sitting between the Inster and Ioniq 5 in the brand's line-up.

1 mins

Twingos for gold

Renault continues its winning streak with this affordable, compact French classic... we just wish this new funky EV was hitting UK forecourts sooner

3 mins

I've lost 15 to 20% of my body weight on Mounjaro... It's been great

After shedding the stones with weight-loss jabs and finding love again, Rev Richard Coles has now penned a children's book of quirky facts and stories. HANNAH STEPHENSON finds out more...

4 mins

Croft Classic returns to bring family fun again

THE Croft Classic to Modern Motor Show returns to Croft Circuit next Saturday, promising a celebration of everything automotive with a host of attractions for all the family to enjoy.

1 mins

Bourne ready to make his TT debut

FRANCO Bourne will make his Isle of Man TT debut this summer, after sealing a deal with Team ILR.

1 mins

Eagles have it all to do in London

NEWCASTLE Eagles have it all to do tonight as they trail London Lions by 18 points after Friday's SLB playoff quarterfinal first leg.

1 mins

Former F1 driver Zanardi dies at 59

F1 Alex Zanardi, who died on Friday aged 59, has been hailed by former Formula One world champion Damon Hill as an \"indomitable spirit who turned tragedy into victory\".

1 mins

Rhinos' belief was key, insists coach

RUGBY LEAGUE Head coach Brad Arthur paid tribute to Leeds’ belief after they navigated a spell of three yellow cards in quick succession to down Wakefield 40-22 and stay at the Betfred Super League summit.

1 mins

Fury manager's search for knockout act

BOXING Noel Gallagher or Elton John could perform at Tyson's Fury's fight with Anthony Joshua, says Fury's manager. Dua Lipa is no longer set to be involved but manager Spencer Brown said a number of artists are being considered, including Robbie Williams and Rod Stewart.

1 mins

Sinner sails through and sets new record

JANNIK SINNER has become the youngest man to reach the final of all nine Masters 1000 tournaments after swatting aside Arthur Fils at the Madrid Open.

1 mins

Durham fall well short at home

A maiden List A five-wicket haul from Charley Phillips sunk Durham in the Metro Bank One Day Cup at the Banks Homes Riverside.

1 mins

Tear gas chaos for North boxer as fight cancelled

NEWCASTLE boxer Joe Laws had to withdraw from his bout in Nigeria on Friday evening after security forces used tear gas on spectators.

2 mins

Carver carves up the Marske attack

BARNARD Castle batted first at home to Marske and opener James Clarkson scored 58, Karl Carver 116 not from 108 balls, which included 11 fours and five sixes and Suminda Lakshan hit 52 in 301-7 declared, with John Mains taking 3-71.

1 mins

Higgins' end of a century drought before Raine comes for Durham

RYAN Higgins struck his first century for 20 months before Ben Raine hit back with a five-fer on a truncated day two of Middlesex’s County Championship clash with Durham at Lord's.

2 mins

De Silva dream machine powers Eppleton home

SOUTH Shields were asked to bat first, as hosts Eppleton won the toss.

1 mins

South North ease their way to victory at Ropery Lane

CHESTER-LE-STREET won the toss and batted against South Northumberland, but slumped to 60-5 as Jonathan Wightman claimed 4-33.

2 mins

Late drama lands play-off spot for Stevenage

STEVENAGE snatched the final playoff spot in Sky Bet League One with a stoppage-time winner to beat Wigan as Exeter were relegated following another dramatic ending to the regular season.

1 mins

All focus on St James' Park cup final for The Stan

DEAN NICHOLSON has urged Heaton Stannington to embrace the occasion as they look to retain the Northumberland Senior Cup with a win against Whitley Bay on Tuesday night.

2 mins

Moors boss pledges to entertain after new deal

TOMMY MILLER has promised to deliver positive football after agreeing to a second permanent stint in charge of Spennymoor Town.

2 mins

Newton boss steps down as five-year run comes to an end

BRIAN ATKINSON has stepped down as manager of Newton Aycliffe following relegation from the Northern Premier League.

1 mins

Robins boss thanks Mariners following long overdue cup win

NORTH Shields manager Brian Smith was in a reflective mood after his side ended the Robins’ long wait to lift the Brooks Mileson Northern League Cup with a 3-0 win against Newcastle Blue Star midweek.

1 mins

Spot-kick drama seals promotion

YARM and Eaglescliffe won the battle of two sides looking to claim a historic promotion into Division One by the barest of margins.

1 mins

‘We are in for a great party’ — Hebburn chief

IT is nine years ago this month since Hebburn Town rounded off a season where they were pushed to the brink, sitting ninth in the Northern League's second division.

2 mins

European nights key for Moyes

DAVID Moyes has admitted Everton are running out of time to force their way into the European places in the Premier League as he accepted their final position will have a big impact on their transfer plans this summer.

1 mins

Maddison ready for return to action

ROBERTO De Zerbi has dropped his strongest hint yet that James Maddison will be fit enough to play in Tottenham's relegation battle, but believes he has already brought calm to the squad.

1 mins

There's no pressure for Carrick at Old Trafford

MICHAEL Carrick wants Manchester United’s players to embrace the edge, emotion and excitement that comes with facing Liverpool as the rivals prepare for battle this afternoon.

2 mins

Slot's Anfield doubters still need convincing

ARNE Slot does not think a positive result against arch-rivals Manchester United will prove much to him or his doubters.

1 mins

Boro settle for play-offs after draw in Wales

MIDDLESBROUGH'S final-day promotion dreams were ended at Wrexham, as Southampton now await in the playoffs following a 2-2 draw in North Wales.

3 mins

Hellberg: The boys are now fully focused on play-offs

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2 mins

Nervy win, but sweet relief for under-fire Howe

EDDIE Howe nervously guided his team to a crucial win over Brighton & Hove Albion - a victory that might have booked his spot in the dugout next season.

4 mins

Boss: Great to see everyone United in the dressing room

and how committed he and everyone is to the football club, long-term growth.

2 mins

Boro now focused on the huge task ahead

MIDDLESBROUGH were quickly locked in and focused on the playoffs, despite the disappointment of being unable to make a miracle happen at Wrexham on the final day.

3 mins

Why Ireland is Adam Scott's new favourite haunt

THE PARKS AND RECREATION STAR AND DIRECTOR DAMIAN MCCARTHY TELL LYNN RUSK ABOUT THEIR NEW HORROR FILM HOKUM, SET IN BEAUTIFUL WEST CORK

4 mins

Met Gala is sure to be a night of frock and awe

PAPAL hats, angel wings, a cheeseburger and a gown that looked like a giant omelette... there is only one red carpet where you can expect to see such bonkers creations and it is at the Met Gala.

2 mins

Time to take a well-earned bake

A LONG WEEKEND CALLS FOR A LITTLE TIME SPENT IN THE KITCHEN. TRY A TWIST ON SOME CLASSICS

4 mins

Tattoo is almost its own album within this album

Two-time Eurovision winner Loreen tells CASEY COOPER-FISKE about her new record, Wildfire, and giving her 2023 victory song a home at last

4 mins

Better the devil you know?

SEQUEL TO COMEDY SET IN THE WORLD OF HIGH FASHION RECYCLES SOME FAMILIAR JOKES

2 mins

Life on Earth took viewers to parts of the natural world they had never imagined

AS SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH APPROACHES HIS 100TH BIRTHDAY, LONGTIME COLLABORATORS MIKE SALISBURY AND MIKE DAVIS REFLECT ON HIS WORK. BY LYNN RUSK

4 mins

It happened this week...

Looking back at major events from history

3 mins

COMMON PEOPLE

AFTER THE CURRENT CONFLICT IN IRAN REIGNITED THE DEBATE OVER THE USE OF UK BASES TO LAUNCH US MILITARY STRIKES, WE LOOK BACK AT THE GREENHAM COMMON PEACE CAMP, WHICH BEGAN AS A REACTION TO AMERICA USING THE SITE TO HOUSE NUCLEAR MISSILES

1 mins

WILD LIFE

AS SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH TURNS 100, MARION MCMULLEN LOOKS AT HIS JOURNEY FROM TV EXEC TO NATIONAL TREASURE

3 mins

ADVENTURE TIME...

Bookings for summer 2026 trips are in full swing. Here are the top trends to know about.

4 mins

Hong Kong highlife

IT'S BEST KNOWN FOR ITS MIGHTY CONCRETE JUNGLE, BUT CHRIS GRANET DISCOVERS HONG KONG'S GREENER SIDE, WITH GENTLE PEAKS TO HIKE AND VOLCANIC PARKS TO EXPLORE

4 mins

Osea side thrills

Essex woman JODIE BRADLEY discovers the secrets of a beautiful private island close to home

3 mins

PLAYING TO THE GALLERY

A music history exhibition is set to draw crowds to London's new V&A East Museum. By CAMILLA FOSTER

2 mins

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