Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
TEENAGERS set to speak out against city council cuts to youth services fear young people face a future of negative stereotyping and even a life on the streets. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
HEALTH unions and MPs have welcomed the rejection of NHS funding changes that would have robbed the North East of millions of pounds. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
NORTHUMBRIA’S police commissioner has been criticised for having “the most expensive deputy in the country”. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
TRANSPORT chiefs have apologised and offered refunds to passengers after a day of delays and disruption on the Metro. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
ACTOR Robbie Lee Hurst took the plunge to plug a play which is the latest dramatic offering at a historic Tyneside pub. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
A NEW gym has been set up by the parents of children who have had or are going to have life-changing surgery to get them back on their feet. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
A HISTORIC church is being transformed into a temporary art gallery to showcase the creative talents of North East students and promote its use as a community venue. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
A MAP showing adoption “hotspots” aims to help people hoping to give children a loving home. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
SIX men from a student house on Tyneside have been hospitalised with one left in a critical condition after taking a little-known illegal drug bought over the internet. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
TEMPERATURES are expected to plummet this weekend, with snow already falling in parts of the region. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
THE poet Robert Burns is set for a comeback as part of the £1.8m makeover for an inner-city park. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
A NORTH East university has defended how much it is paying its chief officer, claiming it is money well spent. It was revealed this week Durham University’s vice-chancellor, Professor Christopher Higgins, was paid £232,000 last year. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
AIRPORT bosses are flying high after launching a new website featuring a rare birds-eye view of North East landmarks. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
SCHOOLS Minister David Laws has written to several primary schools in the North East congratulating them on their exam success. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Today's News
A FOOTBALL club still faces a huge bill despite groundsmen managing to repair its vandalised pitch. Read
Jan 12 2013 | NUFC News
THESE days, they are used to heartbreak at the cathedral on the hill. Read
Jan 12 2013 | NUFC News
SYLVAIN Marveaux admits he was ready to move on if he had not broken into the Newcastle first team. Read
Jan 12 2013 | NUFC News
FABRICIO Coloccini will captain Newcastle United in their pivotal relegation clash at Norwich City this afternoon ahead of talks planned for next week aimed at persuading him to stay on Tyneside until the summer. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Football
MIDDLEBROUGH’S training academy at Rockliffe was busier than usual this week. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Football
IAN Little has only been to Ibrox twice. He has never set foot in the changing rooms, writes STEVE BROWN. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Football
CARLISLE have signed former Hibernian defender Sean O’Hanlon as boss Greg Abbott looks to address his side’s defensive problems. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Football
PAUL Murray could have played his last game for Hartlepool United as the Teessiders prepare for League Two football. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Music
HE’S “the world’s greatest living tenor”, according to The Sage Gateshead’s 2013 Classical Newsletter – and he’s singing at the venue tonight. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Arts
AS PART of a clear-out, Eileen Heywood was ripping up old paintings and throwing them on her wood-burning stove when some scraps on the floor caught her eye. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Book Reviews
NOVELIST Peter May will be in Corbridge on Monday to talk about his new novel, the third in a trilogy set on the Scottish island of Lewis. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Book Reviews
A TOUCHING tale of young love is garnering good reviews for Tynemouth writer Celia Bryce Read
Jan 12 2013 | Horse Racing
PAUL Nicholls has given Black Thunder plenty of time to get over his exertions at Haydock when he just failed to get up and land a decent prize after being given plenty to do by Ruby Walsh. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Horse Racing
MIDDLEHAM trainer Micky Hammond got off the dreaded cold trainers’ list when saddling a winner at Catterick this week. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Basketball
Newcastle Eagles face a big game in Birmingham tomorrow afternoon. They will be led by Kareem Maddox, who isn’t your ordinary athlete – as Chief sports writer Mark Douglas reports Read
Jan 12 2013 | Basketball
THE destiny of the BBL Cup could be decided by the respective benches. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Non-League Football
AFTER a “frustrating” period of postponements, Anth Smith insists his Gateshead side will emerge for today’s FA Trophy tie against Barrow “all guns blazing”. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Non-League Football
TALENT continues to knock at Blyth’s door, says Tom Wade. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Non-League Football
AMBLE United captain Lee Harker returns to the Seasiders' squad for their long trip to Harraby United. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Newcastle Falcons
NEWCASTLE Falcons have made seven changes and a further two positional switches ahead of this afternoon’s British and Irish Cup visit of Connacht Eagles. Read
Jan 12 2013 | Newcastle Falcons
Scott MacLeod is a man used to breaking the mould and, as Mark Smith finds out, Newcastle Falcons' Scottish lock-forward continues to plough his own furrow Read