Updated 5:40am 17 May 2012

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Newcastle medical trio in mercy trek to Mongolia

WITH ravines, mountains and deserts along the way, it’s going to be a journey riddled with danger.Read

Heritage Centre in Gateshead hosts vintage fashion show

OUTFITS from decades past will make a special comeback at a theatre’s vintage fashion show.Read

Shiney Row Paramedic Sheila Coatesworth set for Olympics task

PARAMEDIC Sheila Coatesworth is proving she has world-class medical training after she was selected to work at this year’s Olympics.Read

Animal cruelty cases rise in the North East

ANIMAL cruelty cases have continued to rise in the North East this year, according to the latest figures.Read

Beamish Museum launches Great North Steam Fair exhibition

IT WAS a case of full steam ahead at a North museum yesterday as families enjoyed the start of a spectacular exhibition. Parents and children flocked to Beamish Museum in County Durham for the Great North Steam Fair.Read

Police presence increased after vandalism in Shadforth Cemetery

HEADSTONES lie toppled and smashed after mindless vandals attacked a County Durham cemetery.Read

Pit poet Joseph Skipsey's life revealed by authors

THE life of one of Tyneside’s most famous pitman poets will soon be celebrated in a new book. Poems written by Joseph Skipsey about life in some of the region’s mines are being published in a special biography. Read

Police appeal for help to trace missing Leam Lane man

POLICE are appealing for help to trace a man missing in Gateshead. Barry Dixon, 52, from the Leam Lane area was reported missing to police at 8:10pm today, Tuesday, April 3. Read

North East court translator in 564 mile trip for eight minutes work

SOLICITORS have criticised a new court interpreter system after a North East translator was forced to make a 564-mile round trip for an eight-minute court hearing.Read

Sir Bobby Robson memorial defaced by vandals

GRAFFITI has had to be cleaned from the remembrance garden created in memory of Newcastle United legend Sir Bobby Robson.Read

Tributes to Ferryhill car crash driver Dean Ryder

TRIBUTES have been paid to a 21-year-old driver who was killed after the car he was driving left the road and hit a tree.Read

Maximo Park singer Paul Smith showcases photos

PHOTOGRAPHS showing life on the road captured on a Polaroid camera by a top band’s frontman have gone on display.Read

New grants to aid Northumberland sex assault victims

SPECIALIST help will be given to sex attack victims in Northumberland after an £80,000 Government grant.Read

Chapmans furniture shops to close after 165 years

FOR 165 years furniture from family firm Chapmans has been a part of thousands of North East homes.Read

Missing Corbridge gran Monica Dixon safe after being found

GRANDMOTHER Monica Dixon, who sparked a 35-hour police search when she went missing from her care home, was safe in hospital last night after being found huddled beneath bushes in a garden.Read

Commuters face delays on A19 north bound

COMMUTERS are facing delays after a four-car smash on the A19. Traffic was brought to a stand-still after the crash just after the A690 turn-off at around 7.45am. Read

Fireworks help mark Theatre Royal's 175th birthday

FIREWORKS, lights and street performances marked the milestone birthday of a Tyneside landmark.Read

Family race to raise cash for Ashington boy's operation

LITTLE Archie Anderson cradles his newborn baby sister as his family race to raise £50,000 to fly him to the United States for his life-changing operation.Read

Misery for East Coast Main Line railway passengers

THOUSANDS of train passengers faced travel chaos yesterday as a cable fault brought rail services on the region’s busiest line to a halt.Read

Sunderland star Titus Bramble denies sex assault charges

SUNDERLAND footballer Titus Bramble has appeared in court to deny sexual assault charges.Read