
Durham News
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Bishop Auckland asylum seeker faces deportation to Iran after sex attacks on woman
A takeaway worker faces deportation after being jailed for sexually assaulting a woman twice in less than two months.
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County Durham school 'devastated' as vandals destroy award-winning school play area
A County Durham headteacher has spoken of her devastation after vandals destroyed an award-winning play area which staff and families had spent years creating for pupils.
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County Durham theatre faces café closure and cinema cuts under council proposals
Consett Empire Theatre’s café could close and cinema screenings could be reduced under proposals being considered by Durham County Council as it seeks to tackle a budget gap.
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Crime scene investigators called after man 'murdered' on 'peaceful' street
Residents have spoken of their shock after a murder probe was launched in County Durham.
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Breast cancer victims' shock at scale of scandal as 4,500 women face treatment review
Breast cancer patients have reacted with shock and anger after hospital bosses revealed up to 4,500 women could have their treatment reviewed.
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The North East has two of England's 10 best places to grow oldCounty Durham has been named the best place in the North East to grow old, finishing ninth of the 294 districts ranked across England.
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New Shotley Bridge Thriller: Shotley Bridge Revenge released this weekNorth-East crime writer Bobby Cussens has released Shotley Bridge Revenge, a gripping new crime thriller set entirely in the historic village of Shotley Bridge, County Durham.
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Redhills to look ahead to next chapter following successful reopening and extensive restorationThe iconic Redhills Durham Miners Hall is now looking ahead to the future following extensive and meticulous restoration of the magnificent building to its former glory.
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Tanfield Railway Strikes Gold at Prestigious Northumbria in Bloom AwardsTanfield Railway is celebrating a remarkable achievement after winning a prestigious Gold award and being named Best in Class (Bus, Metro, and Railway Stations) at the annual Northumbria in Bloom awards ceremony, held on Wednesday at The Fed in Gateshead.
National News
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Victims 'grossly failed' by sex offender bail decisionVictims of Zafer Dogan were living close to the 32-year-old who took thousands of pictures of children at a playground from his bedroom window.
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Anti-migrant activist charged after dinghy slashed in ChannelActivist Daniel Thomas is charged in connection with an incident in the English Channel on Tuesday.
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From weeks to hours - the rapid new test transforming brain tumour diagnosisThe test means patients can start treatment sooner and are spared weeks of uncertainty.
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Miliband tells Iran minister UK will not tolerate 'hostile activity' on British soilThe foreign secretary stresses "the UK's unwavering resolve to combat threats from Iranian-linked groups in UK soil, including attacks on the British Jewish community".
North East Sport
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What Thomas Tuchel has to do different if England are to learn from Argentina defeat
What Thomas Tuchel must learn from England's World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina ahead of his side's return to action in the Nations League
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The fist-pump reaction Kim Hellberg was quick to spot in training and why it matters
Kim Hellberg feels Will Lankshear’s obsession with goalscoring will be a major benefit to Middlesbrough this season
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Florent Ghisolfi: 'Keeping stars was Sunderland priority - this is how we did it'
Florent Ghisolfi discusses how Sunderland managed to keep hold of their in-demand stars in the summer transfer window
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Sunderland face anxious Brian Brobbey injury wait after Xavi Netherlands confirmation
Sunderland face an anxious wait to discover the severity of Brian Brobbey's hamstring injury after the striker was forced off in the first half of the Netherlands' controversial draw with Germany
