
Durham News
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Man, 80, died after fight with a patient at Bishop Auckland mental health hospital
Derek McAlpine, 80, died after suffering a fractured hip during an altercation with another patient at Auckland Park Hospital.
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Drug addict who robbed mother of her last £10 jailed after appearing back in court
A drug addict who robbed his mother of her last £10 has been jailed after wasting the chance of avoiding prison.
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Disgraced student police officer filmed performing sex act in County Durham car park
Former Durham student police officer Ryan Adams was jailed for 15 months after exposing himself in a Chester-le-Street car park and misusing police data system.
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'Flagrant disregard’ - County Durham woman jailed for breaching order after thefts
Andrea Hayes, 46, has been jailed for six weeks by Newton Aycliffe Magistrates’ Court after breaching a community order linked to three Seaham thefts.
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County Durham woman breached restraining order twice to steal chocolates
County Durham woman Catherine Parkin breached a restraining order twice while stealing £90.50 of chocolates from a Co-op store and was fined £80 by magistrates.
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WIN Tickets to Sunderland vs Newcastle Womens derby this weekend!On Sunday 15 November, Sunderland Women face off against visitors Newcastle United in one of the biggest games in English women's football and YOU could be there!
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Hartlepool clothing brand launches competition with £500 top prize.A Japanese-inspired clothing brand founded in Hartlepool is calling on North East creatives to enter its first design competition, which is free and open to anyone aged 16 and over.
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A New Literary Festival Comes to Barnard Castle"Write Hear! Write Now!" is coming to Barnard Castle, promising a celebration of creativity, storytelling and the written word. Organised by the Barnard Castle Writing Group, Write Hear! Write Now! will bring together writers, readers and aspiring authors for a day of workshops, live readings, lively discussion and the launch of a new book.
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Bright Futures Ferryhill Expands Community Pantry with New Location at Ferryhill Sport and Education CentreBright Futures Ferryhill CIC, a local community interest company dedicated to uplifting and supporting residents, has announced that its popular Community Pantry is moving to a new, larger space within the Ferryhill Sport and Education Centre.
National News
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US Air Force says it responded to 'suspected drones' over RAF LakenheathThe American military says there were no injuries or damage after "suspected unauthorised drone activity" this evening.
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Family's two-year fight to bring killer driver back from LatviaHow the parents of Keaton Slater, 12, battled to bring the man who killed him to justice.
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Probation officers to take industrial action over pay and early release schemeIt comes as prisons prepare to free more inmates early in the coming months.
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Former Hamas bodyguard guilty of UK knife attackMohammed Alfatih was granted asylum in the UK in 2015 and British citizenship in 2020.
North East Sport
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Newcastle captain's 'consistency' message - and why there has been a rapid U-turn
Dan Burnalways felt it would be a tough start to the season for Newcastle United, but is confident his side’s performances will become more consistent
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Michael Carrick's Manchester United failings were the same ones we saw at Boro
IN the end, the biggest surprise about Michael Carrick’s demise as Manchester United manager was that it took the club so long to put him out of his misery. Everything that hadn’t worked for Carrick during his time at Middlesbrough was magnified at Old Trafford.
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Xavi explains Brian Brobbey Netherlands withdrawal as Sunderland face fitness wait
Xavi says Brian Brobbey was forced to withdraw from the Netherlands squad because the Sunderland striker was "suffering some problems" in the aftermath of Sunday's win over Chelsea
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Kim Hellberg & Will Lankshear stress same important point after Boro award double
Kim Hellberg and Will Lankshear react after the Middlesbrough duo scooped the Championship Manager and Player of the Month awards
