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The Latest Breaking News from Tyneside

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp’s Newcastle United 'obsession' revealed with intriguing question

A report has claimed the Liverpool boss regularly expresses interest in events on Tyneside

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Tyneside date for 50th anniversary UK tour of Mike Oldfield's classic Tubular Bells

Released in 1973, Tubular Bells is a journey through classical, jazz, folk, progressive rock and electronica, with the album spending 287 weeks on the UK chart to date

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Digital support worker from Tyneside charity wins Healthwatch star award

Kathleen Dickinson was nominated after delivering a tech and tea workshop that helped older people get to grips with mobile phones and the technology at their fingertips

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Foster carers at all time low in North Tyneside report reveals

Just 83 foster carers will remain in North Tyneside after 13 retire this year - but 358 children need homes

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Map of inequality shows Blyth is one of the least healthy places in North East

England's top doctor has backed an innovative map which is going to help health authorities in Northumberland and North Tyneside target health support where it's needed most

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Software giant Softcat to open Newcastle city centre office

The FTSE250 firm joins tech companies Thoughtworks, Monstarlabs and Arctic Wolf in selecting Tyneside for new bases

Birmingham Post

10 must-try venues for warming hot chocolate this winter in and around Newcastle

These Tyneside cafés offer show-stopping hot chocolates in a range of different flavours for an extra-special treat during the colder months

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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend

Nathan Jones takes his Saints to Anfield, a template for Graham Potter on Tyneside and Rice v Maddison

The Guardian - UK

Bruno Guimaraes opens up on Newcastle United ‘dream’ and Geordie accent struggles

The Brazilian also revealed he is not a fan of the Tyneside weather but is "enjoying" his time at St James' Park

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The popular 1980s Whitley Bay bar - and the North Tyneside-born Duran Duran star

Opened by Duran Duran's North Tyneside-born guitarist Andy Taylor, Rio on North Parade, Whitley Bay, became a favourite destination for 1980s revellers

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Veterinary first as homeless kitten that is neither male nor female up for adoption on Tyneside

15-week-old playful kitten Hope has no external or internal sex organs

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The final visit to the River Tyne of the Royal Yacht Britannia 25 years ago

After 44 years in service, the famous vessel was being decommissioned and was in the midst of a farewell tour of the UK when she stopped off on Tyneside

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Fears North East shipyard will miss out on £1.6bn MoD order thought to be headed to Spain

Union GMB has accused the Government of insulting Tyneside shipbuilder A&P Tyne

Birmingham Post

Six community hubs proposed by council to tackle financial and social struggles

As the cost of living crisis continues, North Tyneside Council proposes six community hubs to support struggling residents

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UK must "act now and act fast" on green investment, minister tells Tyneside event

Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch also answered questions about the under threat Britishvolt project in Northumberland

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'Disappointing' delay to huge overhaul that could make Newcastle the UK's rail headquarters

The city was one of six to make the shortlist to house Great British Railways (GBR), with hopes that the bid could bring hundreds of new jobs to Tyneside

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Marathon row effort in aid of breast cancer charity Positively Pink

Members of a Tyneside gym raised more than £1500 for Positively Pink with a charity row

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Gateshead streets 'unfit for human habitation' and ready for demolition in the 1980s

Our film clip from the early 1980s shows a run-down area of Gateshead where the Victorian-built Tyneside flats were awaiting the arrival of the bulldozers

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The Newcastle chemist's shop nicknamed 'Dirty Dick's' - it was popular for well over 100 years

Operating for well over a century, Dirty Dick's was a unique Tyneside institution - you could walk in, be diagnosed, and have medicine for your ailment made up on the spot

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Darren Bent in awe of Joelinton and Miguel Almiron's Newcastle United transformation

Many Magpies players are enjoying a second chance Tyneside under Howe

The Independent UK

Newcastle’s Saudi takeover one year on - what has changed?

The club’s owners celebrate a year in charge at St James’ Park on Friday

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Remember Metroland? Work was starting on the popular Metrocentre funfair 35 years ago

It was October 1987, and Metroland, an indoors funfair at the Metrocentre, was under construction - the park would remain a family favourite for 20 years

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AC/DC's Brian Johnson turns 75: From Gateshead schoolboy to rock superstar

Born on October 5, 1947, in Dunston, Gateshead, Brian Johnson was singer with Tyneside band Geordie, before joining rock supergroup AC/DC in 1980 and finding instant fame and fortune

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Yasir Al-Rumayyan explains Newcastle United takeover decision as Chelsea growth plan emerges

Newcastle United chief Yasir Al-Rumayyan has big plans for the Tyneside outfit after snubbing other ventures to take control of the Magpies

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The Hebburn housewife who battled for decades against pollution from local cokeworks

A new book, Clean Air, recalls how a Tyneside housewife Jennie Shearan united the local community to fight against the pollution her neighbourhood was forced to endure

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