- Manhunt for 31-year-old Northumberland man 'actively evading arrest'
Brett Harrison, 31, is wanted for breach of bail and is understood to actively be evading arrest
- Police seize £120,000 cannabis shatter lab equipment in South Tyneside raid
A significant number of apparatus was discovered at a site on Bensham Street, in Boldon Colliery
- UK passport holders issued major EU travel update as EES causes queue chaos
The extra questions were added by French authorities, but there were worries they'd add extra time at border checks
- Metro suspension LIVE: No trains running through Newcastle city centre due to 'track fault'
Metro service is currently suspended between Jesmond and Gateshead Stadium.
- North East mayor calls for Lumiere U-turn after decision to end 'phenomenal' Durham light festival
Kim McGuinness has hit out at decision to call an end to Lumiere's run in Durham after 15 years, saying that it was "not the time to cut one of the region’s most successful events"
- One common item can clear away moss from your patio and driveway in 24 hours
Paving specialists say that removing patio moss properly without scrubbing is very simple and can be done with one particular household item
- Newcastle woman given 15-year animal ban after beating partner's dog to death
The body of Barney, a Jack Russell Terrier, was found at an address belonging to the partner of Kasie Armstrong on October 2 last year
- Eddie Howe refuses to wade into Alan Shearer row as full extent of Yoane Wissa damage confirmed
Yoane Wissa's injury has sparked plenty of club vs country debate with the African Cup of Nations now on the horizon for the DR Congo star meaning he could return to form and fitness just in time for the month long tournament
- Full list of countries UK tourists must pay £17.50 to enter from 2026
A European Union (EU) has confirmed that the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (Etias), will require UK citizens to apply for a waiver before entering the bloc would begin
- DWP bank account checks set to be 'even stricter' after major update issued
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been defeated in the House of Lords as peers voted for tougher action on fraud.
