
Durham News
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'Prosecuting me for moving a deer off the A66 is concerning - who does this benefit?'
Guy Carpenter found himself in court after moving a deer carcass off the A66 - and does not feel the prosecution is in the public interest.
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County Durham man set fire to flats intending to take own life, court hears
A Crook man who set fire to a block of flats to end his own life wanted his sister to die with him, a court heard.
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Woman died after being found unresponsive on grass verge in County Durham town
A woman died after being found unresponsive on a grass verge in a County Durham town, an inquest has heard.
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Questions over why man was prosecuted for moving dead deer amid 'scarce' resources
Questions are being asked over why a man was prosecuted for moving a dead deer amid “scare and stretched” police and court resources.
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Drunk Newton Aycliffe thug kicked and choked partner before saying he'd 'stab her up'
Newton Aycliffe man Gordon Nicholson jailed for 41 months after strangling partner and causing a punctured lung in drink and drug-fuelled attack.
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Durham Cathedral celebrates completion of Cuthbert Centre for Pilgrimage and PrayerDurham Cathedral has celebrated the completion of the Cuthbert Centre for Pilgrimage and Prayer, marking a significant milestone in the Cathedral's Vision 2033 and its long-term commitment to pilgrimage, prayer and Christian faith exploration.
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Detecting New Ways to Treat Cancer in Langley Park!A North East metal detecting club has raised £2,000 for The Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, part of Newcastle’s Hospitals Charity, with a special charity rally.
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Tees Cottage set for bear-y busy weekend of steam and family funA historic Darlington landmark is preparing to welcome families, history enthusiasts and teddy bears alike this weekend as Tees Cottage Pumping Station hosts a special Teddy Bears' Picnic event.
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Boiler Shop to become North East’s first ‘living workplace’ as hundreds take part in live experiment at Work Beyond Walls eventThis September, the North East is set to host a major event exploring the next workplace revolution, from the place which housed the world’s first purpose-built locomotive factory.
National News
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Drug gangs exploited and raped us as teens, then police failed us, women tell BBCFour victims describe being targeted by criminals and then not being taken seriously by the authorities.
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Funeral for officer killed in crash to take placePC Matthew Blades' family say he brought light and laughter into every room.
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Learner drivers still waiting 20 weeks to book testsThe Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency had been given a target to reduce average wait times to seven weeks.
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Divorcing abusive husband cost woman £105kAnnabelle Boucher wants the law changed after she paid thousands to divorce her coercive ex-husband.
North East Sport
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What Amario Cozier-Duberry did well at Palace - and what Kim Hellberg wants next
Kim Hellberg declared himself impressed with Amario Cozier-Duberry's first contribution to the Middlesbrough cause at Crystal Palace
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Le Bris intrigued by Chemsdine Talbi 'option' after Sunderland transfer confirmation
Regis Le Bris is delighted Chemsdine Talbi is staying at Sunderland - and has hinted that he might use the attacker in a central position again moving forward
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Ghisolfi updates on Juan Angulo situation after 'difficult' Sunderland transfer chase
Juan Riquelme Angulo is expected to travel to Wearside this week as Sunderland work to resolve the visa issue that has delayed the striker's arrival
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The Newcastle player having 'his own pre-season' - and Jaissle's plans for what next
Matthias Jaissle will continue to tread carefully with Newcastle United youngster Matias Fernandez-Pardo
