Tourists alerted to red flag signs of danger

Major change sees new shopping experience introduced at a Morrisons store

Neil Jones has now been jailed, after killing Lin Donnelly, and engaging in a terrifying road rage confrontation

The partial solar eclipse on August 12 will be the most spectacular in the UK for almost three decades

Northumberland Wildlife Trust says that "swift and effective" action is necessary after the nurdle spill in the Tyne

The annual event celebrates the best of the region's voluntary sector, and the companies and people who support them

Bosses talked of hopes for its new Greggs Express format inside convenience stores

Saltburn Cricket Club faces an investigation after a viral video allegedly shows a fielder clicking his fingers to deceive umpires during a North Yorkshire league match

A cross-party meeting is also due to be held

Caroline Pattinson, who was once jailed alongside her daughter for stealing from vulnerable victims and has 300 offences on her appalling record, continues to cause misery to shops

Owen Caris, of Ryton, was caught with 9-carat gold jewellery worth thousands after running a county lines drug dealing operation selling cocaine and cannabis

As North Tyneside Council's buildings age and costs mount, their future has been brought into question

A historian has been awarded £1.29m for a research project

Council officers admit they hadn't got initial proposals right

Coun Tom Bailey says that the clean-up in Tynemouth is 'on the curve it needs to be' but worries that beaches south of the river are lagging behind

Jim Mair, 43, and Stacy Mair, 35, were found dead at a property in Renfrewshire on Monday morning

From South Shields to Glasgow, Ross McConnell's road to the Commonwealth Games began in the North East

Temperatures are expected to soar as high as 35C across south-east England on Wednesday

All of the important details about the EuroMillions and Thunderball draws

The winning National Lottery numbers for tonight's EuroMillions and Thunderball draws

More than 100 volunteers turned out to Whitley Bay Beach on Monday evening; with more cleans planned this week

Andy Burnham has announced education reforms that will allow pupils to combine technical training linked to local jobs with academic studies from age 14

Nexus announced a temporary closure of the station on Tuesday evening

Coun Scott Dickinson said the economic case was a key strand of the campaign

The system allows the public to report issues much more easily and allows staff to target resources