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  • Darlington 3 Burscough 0 - video highlights

    Darlington today recorded an eighth successive win in all competitions by defeating Burscough 3-0. The victory extends Quakers' lead at the top of the table to three points as second-placed Salford City could only draw. Goals: Purewal (19, 1-0)

  • Hall's world title hopes shattered by Monte Carlo defeat

    STUART HALL'S hopes of regaining the IBF World Bantamweight title were shattered this evening as he suffered a unanimous points defeat to Randy Caballero in Monte Carlo. In a repeat of last year's victory over Vusi Malinga, Hall found himself embroiled

  • Match report: Cambridge 2 Hartlepool United 1

    PAUL MURRAY’S managerial career got off to a losing start, Hartlepool United falling to late defeat at Cambridge. Following a woeful opening half, Pools responded well in the second half, improved and suffered a disappointing defeat – one that

  • Shildon in hat for FA Cup draw

    SHILDON of the Northern League Division One will be in the hat for Monday's FA Cup draw after a 1-1 draw at Norton United in the fourth qualifying round this afternoon. Captain Mark Hudson put the minnows ahead before an own goal levelled the game

  • Shildon must replay after missing chances

    Shildon must replay on Wednesday night at Dean Street after they drew 1-1 at Norton United. The Railwaymen were within sight of a first round place after they led with an early headed goal by Ben Wood, and they seemed to be in control when Norton

  • Moors concede two goals in stoppage time and must replay

    Spennymoor’s hopes of being in Monday’s FA Cup first round draw in their own right were dashed when they conceded two goals in stoppage time against Telford at the Brewery Field. They led with goals by Joe Tait on 3 minutes and Liam Henderson on

  • Darlington beat Burscough to extend lead at the top

    Darlington 3 Burscough 0 In-form Darlington extended their lead at the top of the table with a comfortable victory at home to Burscough, which stretched the team’s winning run to eight. Seven of those victories have come in the league with

  • Match report: Sunderland 0 Arsenal 2

    Full-time: Sunderland 0 Arsenal 2 SUNDERLAND were not quite as bad as the shambles at St Mary’s but it will feel just as bad for the Sunderland players tonight after gifting Arsenal victory at the Stadium of Light. After last week’s embarrassing

  • Match report: Middlesbrough 1 Watford 1

    MIDDLESBROUGH and Watford shared the points in an exciting draw at the Riverside Stadium. Boro could have gone top after Derby County lost to Wigan Athletic, but neither side could get the winning goal. Kike opened the scoring for Middlesbrough

  • RNLI heroes to star in new TV show

    THE heroic efforts of the region's RNLI volunteers are to be broadcast to the nation. Crews from the Redcar lifeboat unit will be on BBC 1's Close Calls: On Camera when it airs for the first time on Monday morning (October 27). Viewers will

  • Upturn in North-East house building

    NEW figures have revealed a sharp rise in the number of new homes being built in the region.A report by the National House Building Council (NHBC) shows a 32 per cent increase in new house registrations for the North-East and Yorkshire in the third quarter

  • Prickly family taken to Hartlepool's hedgehog hospital

    A RARE family of five prickly creatures has taken up residence in ‘hedgehog hospital’ after their home was disturbed. A resident of Bishop Cuthbert, Hartlepool, stumbled upon the mother and four babies while renovating his garden shed. Joyce

  • Woman dies after road accident in Newton Aycliffe

    A WOMAN has died after she was hit by a car in Newton Aycliffe on Friday night. The 30-year-old pedestrian, who is yet to be named, sustained serious injuries after the accident which happened on Stephenson Way, at about 8.45pm. The woman is

  • Jockeys targeted in high-value fraud

    A NORTH-EAST jockey has told how he lost almost £10,000 in a fraud targeting high-profile riders.Andrew Thornton, a former Barnard Castle School student, was among a number of jockeys singled out by the fraudster in the past week-and-a-half, according

  • Teesdale School earns international award

    TEESDALE School has been awarded the British Council’s prestigious International School Award for 2014-2017, in recognition of its work to bring the world into the classroom.The award celebrates schools that do outstanding work in international

  • Influence Church set to open second Barnard Castle foodbank

    BARNARD Castle is set to open its second foodbank after growing concerns that people in the area are falling on hard times.Volunteers at the Influence Church, in Galgate, are preparing to open the service, which will be part of their StoreHouse project.It

  • Suarez: biting is an impulse

    Luis Suarez says he is getting help in order to control his "impulse" to bite.The Uruguayan forward, who is expected to make his Barcelona competitive debut against Real Madrid today following a summer move from Liverpool, was initially banned

  • Builder's response to residents' criticism

    A CONSTRUCTION company criticised over a £7million housing development on the site of a former school has reaffirmed its commitment to community consultation. Esh Property services is building 76 homes on the former Eastbourne School site, off

  • Van Gaal praises 'modest' Mourinho

    Louis van Gaal has played down his role in the development of Jose Mourinho, insisting the Chelsea manager became the Special One all by himself.Van Gaal faces the toughest test of his reign as Manchester United manager on Sunday when unbeaten league

  • Lamela revels in Rabona goal

    Erik Lamela has never scored a better goal than his astonishing rabona effort and is determined to use the strike as a catalyst to kick on at Tottenham.The rabona, where the kicking leg wraps around the standing leg, is hard enough to pass or cross with

  • Stuart Hall: From wastrel to world champion

    MONDAY morning, and Stuart Hall was flying into Nice Airport ahead of this evening’s IBF World Bantamweight showdown with Randy Caballero. As the plane circled to begin its descent to land, Hall glanced out of the window to see the azure blue waters

  • Wenger calls for collective effort

    Manager Arsene Wenger maintains only a collective defensive effort can propel Arsenal back into the Premier League title race.The Gunners head to Sunderland, thrashed 8-0 last week at Southampton, boosted by a dramatic midweek victory away to Anderlecht

  • SCOTT WILSON'S MONTE CARLO DIARY

    WHAT does Stuart Hall have in common with Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, Tina Turner, Rihanna, Alicia Keys and Elton John? By the end of this evening, they’ll all have performed in Monte Carlo’s Salle des Etoiles.Opened in 1974, the celebrated

  • Gray inspired by Hall's world title fight

    Darlington manager Martin Gray recognises the characteristics that have given Stuart Hall an opportunity to become a two-time world champion, and says the boxer’s dedication and work-rate make him a role model for his players. Gray is full of admiration

  • Pellegrini: Aguero can get better

    Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini believes striker Sergio Aguero has the potential to become the best player in the world.Aguero's superb start to the season, which as seen him score 11 goals in as many games, including four against Tottenham

  • Mowden Park focused on upsetting Fylde

    AFTER a frustrating first seven games in National League One, Darlington Mowden Park hope everything comes together to inflict a shock on promotion chasing Fylde this afternoon.Mowden, occupants of the fourth from bottom spot, are looking for a third

  • Mead confident Cats can finish the job

    SUNDERLAND Ladies striker Beth Mead is confident her side can fight off a late challenge from Doncaster Rovers Belles and lift the FA Women’s Super League 2 title.The Lady Black Cats head to Millwall tomorrow (2pm) knowing a win would be enough

  • Stuart Hall: Monte Carlo Diary

    WHAT does Stuart Hall have in common with Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, Tina Turner, Rihanna, Alicia Keys and Elton John? By the end of this evening, they’ll all have performed in Monte Carlo’s Salle des Etoiles. Opened in 1974, the celebrated

  • Internet witch-hunts - there's nothing worse

    TO TAUNTON, and a tale of misplaced, irrational anger. We don’t even have to go to Taunton to learn more about this ‘scandal’. The whole thing was played out on the internet. Which is great, because Somerset is miles away. The story setting

  • Disabled man distraught at the loss of irreplaceable jewellery

    A DISABLED man has spoken of his upset after tokens of love exchanged between him and the wife who later tried to kill him were stolen.Wheelchair user Stewart Houston, who requires round-the-clock support, is distraught at the loss of the diamond and

  • Measures to prevent used car rip-offs

    MORE measures are to be introduced to prevent consumers getting bad deals when buying used cars, the Government has announced.This follows an investigation by the Government-appointed Used Car Commission into problems reported by consumers about the second-hand