
Durham News
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‘Another nail in the coffin’ - Fury as Bishop Auckland Hospital ward faces closure
Plans to close Bishop Auckland Hospital’s frailty ward and move services to Darlington have sparked anger from councillors, residents and the GMB union.
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Balaclava ban and anti-yob orders for County Durham towns to combat 'trouble'
Balaclavas could be banned and seven County Durham towns slapped with anti-yob orders as the council discusses a crack down on anti-social behaviour.
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Balaclava-clad intruder caught on CCTV as community centre trashed in break-in
A much-loved community centre has appealed for help from residents after a break-in left parts of the building damaged and forced it to close.
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Man ‘thought he was dead’ after alleged stabbing and rape in County Durham home
Teesside Crown Court hears a man was allegedly stabbed, raped and held captive in a County Durham home, as four defendants face charges. Trial continues.
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'Shock' as 13 ducks found dead in County Durham pond in suspected airgun attack
Thirteen ducks have been found dead in a pond in Pelton Fell, with the birds believed to have been shot with an airgun.
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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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Police accept Andrew search warrants were unlawful, court hearsThe former prince is taking legal action against Thames Valley Police after his homes were searched earlier this year.
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Royal Navy sailor in court accused of preparing to spy for RussiaThe 24-year-old man appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday after being arrested at his home in Bedfordshire.
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Three sisters who drowned in sea off Brighton took own lives, inquest findsJane Adetoro, Christina Walters and Rebecca Walters, who lived in London, drowned in the sea in May.
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Asos hackers took more personal details than first revealed, BBC findsRetailer issues update after BBC contacted by cyber criminals who said this week's breach went beyond "basic contact details"
North East Sport
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Sunderland impact revealed as Granit Xhaka gets Swiss punishment for Covid offence
Sunderland skipper Granit Xhaka has accepted a suspended fine from the Swiss authorities over his false Covid certificate
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Brobbey injury boost for Sunderland - but major Ballard blow as timeframe revealed
Brian Brobbey should be able to return to Sunderland duty in the next couple of weeks – but Dan Ballard is expected to be sidelined for at least a month
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Wolves expert on Rob Edwards decision & what Middlesbrough 'will have to be wary of'
Middlesbrough and Wolves - who are both expected to compete for promotion this season - face off at the Riverside this weekend
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The four key questions to be answered as Newcastle return to action after break
Four key questions affecting Newcastle United as they prepare to return to action at Coventry City's CBS Arena after the international break
