
Durham News
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Newton Aycliffe pervert raped sleeping woman before begging her not to report attack
A man raped and sexually assaulted a sleeping woman before begging her not to report him to police, a court heard.
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Hunt to find man in connection with Ferryhill attack
Police are trying to identify a person they want to question about an assault in County Durham.
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Royal Navy serviceman jailed after throwing corrosive liquid in partner's face
A Royal Navy serviceman threw corrosive liquid into his long-term partner’s face in one of two serious drunken assaults in less than two years.
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County Durham tip forced to close after strong winds spark 'emergency closure'
A household waste and recycling centre in County Durham has been forced to close as strong winds sweep across the region.
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Step inside £220,000 Chester-le-Street bungalow with much more than meets the eye
Remodelled two-bedroom bungalow in Chester-le-Street’s Garden Farm offers open-plan living, solar panels, garage, parking and no onward chain for over £220,000.
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Working-class Britain reads – so why is it missing from the story of Britain’s reading crisis?As Britain battles a national decline in reading, The Bee is challenging one of the assumptions at the heart of the debate: that working-class people simply don’t read. The literary magazine, published by New Writing North, argues that millions of working-class readers risk being overlooked because their reading habits do not always fit the conventional picture of book culture.
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Local vocal trio to play live show in DarlingtonMeet the brand-new three-part harmony singing group, where three beautiful voices come together to create one unforgettable sound. They bring one of their very first shows to Darlington this month!
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CrossCountry customers encouraged to plan ahead for Christmas travelRail passengers travelling this Christmas are being encouraged to plan ahead, as major engineering work will mean no trains can operate to or from Birmingham New Street between Thursday 24 and Monday 28 December 2026.
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River Skerne to benefit from £8.3m environmental investmentWork is starting on an £8.3m investment to protect and enhance the water quality in the River Skerne.
National News
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No 10 insists RAF Fairford is safe after US withdraws bombersUS media reported a new threat led to the bombers being removed on Sunday, following an incident near the base last week.
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Andrew takes legal action over arrest search warrants with hearing this weekMountbatten-Windsor's lawyers are challenging warrants used relating to his arrest in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
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Twelve arrests after protest over migrant boat arrivalFlares were set off and there were a few scuffles with police during the stand-off in Gosport.
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Jewish Greens chair says she could leave party over 'Zionism is racism' motionThe motion, which has divided senior party figures, backs a "single democratic Palestinian state in all of historic Palestine".
North East Sport
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Surprise Sunderland announcement as major boardroom figure leaves club immediately
Tom Burwell has left his position as Sunderland's interim Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect
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Regis Le Bris gets strong message from Sunderland star as Brighton team issue looms
Sunderland youngster Juan Riquelme Angulo scored his first international goal for Ecuador to give another nudge to Regis Le Bris
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Juninho's promise about another Middlesbrough return and standout memory from past
Juninho has almost certainly scored his final goal at the Riverside – but Middlesbrough’s Samba superstar hopes to be return to celebrate promotion
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Sunderland's January transfer plans - and why the club's approach could change
SUNDERLAND’S January transfer business will be heavily dictated by how Regis Le Bris and his players manage to juggle the twin demands of Premier League football and the Europa League in the next couple of months.
