Archive - Sunday, 21 October 2018

Lascelles: Nobody should question Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez
NEWCASTLE UNITED captain Jamaal Lascelles insists that everyone must trust Rafa Benitez to turn things around at St James’ Park after the worst start to a top-flight season in the club’s history was extended.
World premiere of new Laurel and Hardy film held
STEVE Coogan has said he was drawn to making a film about Laurel and Hardy because it would not be a "conventional biopic".
Darlington beat Boston but lose Styche
DARLINGTON supporters could be forgiven if they are unsure what to think of their club’s current situation.
Hamsterley Forest mountain biker taken to hospital with "serious head injuries"
A MOUNTAIN biker was taken to hospital with "serious head injuries" after coming off his bike in a forest.
Richards claims Falcons are still European underdogs despite thrilling win over Montpellier
DEAN RICHARDS claims Newcastle Falcons are still the underdogs in their Heineken Champions Cup pool despite this afternoon’s dramatic 23-20 victory over Montpellier making it two wins from two in this season’s competition.
In Pictures: The 650th Yarm Fair
HORSES were trotted down the High Street of an ancient trading port as part of the traditional fair celebrations.
Young girls sexually assaulted by man in white van
TWO young girls were sexually assaulted by a man in a white van, it has been alleged.
Match ratings: How Hartlepool fared in the FA Cup
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In Pictures: Butterwick Hospice Zombie Run 2018
ONE of the North-East’s best-loved beauty spots was turned into a “dead scary” nightmare scene in aid of charity today.
North-East football betting by Charlie McCann of betvictor
Newcastle United prop up the Premier League table after their latest home loss at the hands of Brighton at St James’s Park. The Magpies are 15/8 at BetVictor to be playing Championship football next term and just 9/1 to end the season with the wooden…
Cameron’s awful legacy
ON Saturday, an estimated 700,000 people marched through London demanding a second referendum on Brexit. At the same time, Nigel Farage was leading a pro-Brexit rally in Harrogate. Whatever side of the fence you are on, it is now impossible to deny that…
Gateshead win local derby to make FA Cup first round
GATESHEAD booked their place in tomorrow’s FA Cup first-round draw with a professional display at neighbours Dunston UTS.
Dynamic Downing impresses Boro boss
STEWART DOWNING is proving why he deserves to stay in the Middlesbrough team despite a hefty list of new arrivals, claims one of his biggest admirers and manager Tony Pulis.
Call for volunteers to help at Danny Boyle's remembrance event at Roker Beach
PEOPLE are being asked to get involved with filmmaker Danny Boyle’s national event to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.
Woman appears in court charged with killing husband
A WOMAN has appeared in court accused of killing her husband.
Match Ratings: Shrewsbury Town 0 Sunderland 2
HOW did the players fare in Sunderland's 2-0 win at Shrewsbury?
'Safe standing, Gooch as super sub and a lack of physical firepower' - the key debating points from Sunderland's win
SUNDERLAND climbed to third position in League One as Omar Beckles’ own goal and a late strike from Luke O’Nien secured a 2-0 win at Shrewsbury Town.
Roman remains found at controversial Hurworth housing development
HISTORIC artefacts have been found on the site of a controversial housing development on the outskirts of a village.
Match ratings: How did Newcastle's players perform in defeat to Brighton?
Goals:
Aycliffe boss Browne: We proved people wrong with Hebburn win
Newton Aycliffe manager Deano Browne says that his team have proved people wrong after they stunned title chasing Hebburn 3-1 on Saturday.
Bishop Auckland hospital campaigners march against possible ward closure
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to keep a hospital ward open have taken part in a protest march.
Ainsley furious with referee after Brackley defeat
Brackley 4 Spennymoor Town 1.
York progress at Blyth's expense but Harrogate forced to FA Cup replay
JORDAN Burrow’s early winner proved the difference as York City edged out Blyth Spartans 1-0 at Croft Park to seal a place in the first round proper of the FA Cup.
Missing boy found safe and well
A 12-year-old boy has been found safe and well, police have confirmed.
Ross reveals Maja has been 'playing through the pain barrier' for Sunderland
JACK ROSS admits Josh Maja has been playing through the pain barrier for Sunderland in recent weeks, but the Black Cats boss did not want to use that as an excuse for the striker’s below-par display in yesterday’s 2-0 win at Shrewsbury Town.
When elephants paraded through Darlington
IN recent Memories we’ve been watching dancing bears at Stanley Zoo, near Consett, and we’ve visited the winter zoo in Newcastle’s Bigg Market, where there was a giraffe called Geordie and a pet puma that wandered around the pubs.
Grand designs dreamed up in North Yorkshire
THE idea of coming up with a grand design is seductive, but it takes a lot of persistence and planning. Donald Cline meets some North Yorkshire self-builders showing how it’s done
NHS transport move triggers fury and chaos
THE leader of a GP’s group behind a cost-cutting move to reduce the number of people using ambulances for non-emergency appointments has faced a wall of criticism.
Youngsters sleep rough to highlight plight of the homeless
YOUNGSTERS with experience of the care system slept rough for a night to highlight the plight of the homeless.
Housing association invests in new vehicles
A HOUSING association has invested in a new fleet of vehicles as part of its drive to improve its customer experience across North Yorkshire and surrounding areas.
County lines drug dealers jailed after stabbing man
THREE 'county lines' drug dealers who travelled to North Yorkshire to sell drugs have been jailed for a combined total of more than 58 years after stabbing a man in Harrogate.
Child abuse charity lends its support in Vietnam
A CHARITY dedicated to supporting child victims of online sexual abuse and their families is to share its expertise in Vietnam.
Fresh questions over public funding of cycling races
ACCESS campaigners have questioned whether councils are being swept up in the “kudos and glamour” of hosting international cycling races rather than investing public funds for the greatest benefit to residents.
Romesh Ranganathan: 'Childhood trauma made me a comedian'
Comedian Romesh Ranganathan tells Hannah Stephenson why he still dips in and out of counselling and how hitting rock bottom shaped his life.
Biggest barrier for blind people is wider society, survey finds
A CHARITY for the blind has said the biggest barrier for those whose vision is impaired is a lack of understanding from those around them.
Tributes paid to violin teacher who taught hundreds of children
TRIBUTES have poured in for a "special" music teacher who taught the violin to hundreds of children on Teesside.
Fish swims into Newcastle
FOLLOWING the digital release of his entire solo catalogue in June, which has generated well over a million streams, former Marillion frontman Fish has released his new single Man With A Stick, the first track to be taken from his EP A Parley With…

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Lascelles: Nobody should question Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez

World premiere of new Laurel and Hardy film held

Darlington beat Boston but lose Styche

Hamsterley Forest mountain biker taken to hospital with "serious head injuries"

Richards claims Falcons are still European underdogs despite thrilling win over Montpellier

In Pictures: The 650th Yarm Fair

Young girls sexually assaulted by man in white van

Match ratings: How Hartlepool fared in the FA Cup

In Pictures: Butterwick Hospice Zombie Run 2018

North-East football betting by Charlie McCann of betvictor

Cameron’s awful legacy

Gateshead win local derby to make FA Cup first round

Dynamic Downing impresses Boro boss

Call for volunteers to help at Danny Boyle's remembrance event at Roker Beach

Woman appears in court charged with killing husband

Match Ratings: Shrewsbury Town 0 Sunderland 2

'Safe standing, Gooch as super sub and a lack of physical firepower' - the key debating points from Sunderland's win

Roman remains found at controversial Hurworth housing development

Match ratings: How did Newcastle's players perform in defeat to Brighton?

Aycliffe boss Browne: We proved people wrong with Hebburn win

Bishop Auckland hospital campaigners march against possible ward closure

Ainsley furious with referee after Brackley defeat

York progress at Blyth's expense but Harrogate forced to FA Cup replay

Missing boy found safe and well

Ross reveals Maja has been 'playing through the pain barrier' for Sunderland

When elephants paraded through Darlington

Grand designs dreamed up in North Yorkshire

NHS transport move triggers fury and chaos

Youngsters sleep rough to highlight plight of the homeless

Housing association invests in new vehicles

County lines drug dealers jailed after stabbing man

Child abuse charity lends its support in Vietnam

Fresh questions over public funding of cycling races

Romesh Ranganathan: 'Childhood trauma made me a comedian'

Biggest barrier for blind people is wider society, survey finds

Tributes paid to violin teacher who taught hundreds of children

Fish swims into Newcastle