Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
RESEARCH by North East scientists has shown that babies born to obese mothers are at increased risk of dying during birth or in their first year. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
IT is a change which polarises opinion: a chance to avoid the “scrapheap” of retirement or the waving goodbye to a long and hard-earned rest. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
ASSURANCES have been given that the Government will do everything in it’s power to protect forestry jobs in the North East. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
A STRICKEN woman collapsed and suffered serious brain injuries after she was forced to wait nearly two hours for an ambulance – which was sitting just 100 metres away. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
THE stars were out in force last night to celebrate the heroes of the world’s most famous half marathon. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
THE man tasked with turning Newcastle into a city of science has quit his post as Government cuts take hold. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
ART bosses at the Baltic are hoping to restore credibility to Newcastle’s latest gallery as they look to take over the High Bridge Studios. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
WOMEN battling Northumberland County Council for equal pay are still waiting for their money, years after they launched their claims. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
FOOTBALL and fishing proved a lure for World Cup winner Jack Charlton yesterday as he opened an exhibition on inventions. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
THE superdad osprey who has fathered three chicks at Kielder in each of the last two years has returned to his nesting ground. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
THE Verger of a North East cathedral raped a schoolboy chorister in a church vestry, his alleged victim told a court. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
LEW Parker has finally called time on a labour of love. For 30 years the sprightly 70-year-old has mounted two flights of steep stairs before clambering into the bell tower of St Cuthbert’s Church in Shotley Bridge. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
RAIL companies have made a comeback in the fight to win the most customers between Tyneside and London. Read
Apr 06 2011 | Today's News
A MINDLESS thug has admitted injuring a theatre performer by hurling a brick at her in the aftermath of Newcastle’s win over Sunderland last year. Read