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Lumps on head of boy, 4, is cancer so rare that it's never been seen before in the world

Arthur Salters-Hoult, from Newcastle, Tyneside, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia early this year after lumps began to appear on his head and throat and there was more bad news to come

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The complete list of polling stations across the North East for local elections 2023

Here is the list for every polling station in Newcastle, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Gateshead, and Sunderland.

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Tyneside satellite communications firm secures multimillion-pound finance package to back international growth

Satcom Global specialises in providing internet services in remote places

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Armed thief who robbed £78k from two security guards at building society jailed

Lee Cook, 47, pointed an imitation firearm at two guards at a Nationwide branch in Wallsend, Tyneside.

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Man dies after accident at amusement park as health and safety probe launched

Northumbria Police confirmed a staff member who worked at Ocean Beach Pleasure Park in South Shields, Tyneside, has died after an accident on one of the rides last month

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More trains to run between Newcastle and Middlesbrough as Northern plans improved timetable

There are plans to increase the direct Tyneside to Teesside service from one per hour to three trains every two hours

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Newcastle Quayside's Sunday market - a Tyneside tradition dating back centuries

This was the busy scene at Newcastle Quayside's Sunday market as captured from the Tyne Bridge by an Evening Chronicle photographer 65 years ago in April 1958

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Doughnut lovers delight as 'legendary' shop makes a comeback in North Shields

Beloved Tyneside business R Place has been praised for its 'unreal' and 'to die for' doughnuts, and has now set up shop on Nile Street after closing their Monkseaton premises in December

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Scott McTominay transfer shunned by Newcastle United fans as they reveal alternative midfield target

The Manchester United man has been consistently linked with a move to Tyneside, but fans have overwhelmingly rejected the idea

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Fashion entrepreneur launches 'slow fashion' pop-up in Newcastle's Ouseburn as precursor to fixed store

Sophie Cabourn is the daughter of well known Tyneside-based collector, archivist and designer Nigel Cabourn

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South Tyneside father and son turned blind eye to large cannabis farm in former church

Chad Dunn, of Jarrow and Nevil Dunn, of South Shields, pleaded guilty to being concerned in the production of cannabis on the basis they ignored its presence

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Sunderland supporters laugh off Jack Ross Newcastle United move with 'fall' from grace jibes

Former Sunderland manager Jack Ross has swapped Wearside for Tyneside as he joins Newcastle United to work with their academy

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The Vikings on Tyneside - and the legacy of the seaborne invaders from the North

The first Viking longships appeared off the North East coast in 793 when the monks of Lindisfarne felt the full force of the fearsome new warrior invaders from Scandinavia

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A launch on the River Tyne in 1968 - and the lost world of Tyneside shipbuilding

The oil tanker Nacella, launched at Swan Hunter's Wallsend yard 55 years ago, was just one of the hundreds of vessels built during the heyday of the River Tyne's shipyards

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100 years of LNER: A new service that connected Newcastle and London in just four hours

As LNER celebrates its centenary year, we recall the Silver Jubilee train of 1935 whose introduction meant people could travel faster between Newcastle and London than ever before

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Mum who thought she was suffering with menopause symptoms dies of brain tumour

Mum-of-two Sarah Hawkes was her family's "rock" and died after in her sleep days after complaining of migraines and brain fog at her home in Newcastle, Tyneside

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A forgotten deadly train crash at Felling on the outskirts of Gateshead

On March 26, 1907, the Leeds to Newcastle express was hurtling along the line at Felling on the outskirts of Gateshead when a major derailment took place with tragic consequences

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The execution of notorious mass killer, 'Dark Angel' Mary Ann Cotton 150 years ago

On March 24, 1873, Mary Ann Cotton was hanged at Durham jail for the murder of her stepson and the deaths by poisoning of 11 of her children, three husbands, one lover, and her mother

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Gangland gun plotters who organised shooting at rival's home in South Shields jailed

Paul Momat, of South Tyneside and seven other men conspired to possess a firearm with intent to cause fear to his rival

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How Newcastle's last public execution took place in front of a huge, bloodthirsty crowd

160 years ago, large crowds gathered in Newcastle to watch the execution of 19-year-old George Vass who had raped and murdered a woman before dumping her body

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TV comes North: Event will highlight the story of television in our region

Watch a clip from TV Comes North to Hexham, an event presented by the North East Film Archive, looking back at television programming in the North of England

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Tiny Microbus in Gateshead wins big at CAMRA Pub of the Year awards

The Tyneside and Northumberland CAMRA members have voted in their Pub of the Year awards and they reveal winners in Gateshead, Newcastle, Whitley Bay and Northumberland

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The Tuxedo Princess arrives on Tyneside 40 years ago - voyage of a legendary nightspot

Sailing into the River Tyne in March 1983, the Tuxedo Princess floating nightclub would earn a place in modern Tyneside folklore over the following quarter of a century

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Rafa Benitez delivers 'massive' verdict on Newcastle's ambitions for European football

Rafa Benitez spent more than three years in the St James' Park hotseat and the former Newcastle United boss has spoken of the impact European football would have on Tyneside

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Tyneside organised crime group members supplied drugs around the world on dark web

Daniel Daymond, of Hebburn and Robbie Arnold, of South Shields, have been jailed for their roles in an international drugs supply ring based in South Tyneside

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