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'It's fantastic' - Thousands of people attend historic Durham Miners' Gala

The event is attracts thousands of people to Durham city each year

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Letters from Anne Frank's father Otto discovered at Gateshead's Little Theatre

Otto Frank typed two letters to Gateshead's Little Theatre in 1963 after the venue's amateur community drama club, Progressive Players, performed a play based on his daughter's diary

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'I'm losing my family home for three generations - I've lived here all my life'

Walter Renwick, 68, claims he is being "chucked out" of Plankey Mill Farm, in Northumberland where he has lived all his life due to eviction by land owners, the Jesuits in Britain

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Inquest opens into the death of man after suspected North Shields 'murder-suicide'

Inquests into the death of Helen Barlow and Richard Leishman will take place next month

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Last Post played as mourners say a final goodbye to former solider Jay Thorn who died in Ukraine

Jay Thorn, who lived in Wark, Northumberland, died in a car crash in the war-torn country last month

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Bereaved families carry 'baton of hope' across Tyneside to raise awareness of suicide

Families bereaved by suicide spoke of the importance of raising awareness of suicide and charities that can help prevent it.

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Former soldier to be finally laid to rest more than a month after he was killed in Ukraine car crash

Groom-to-be Jay Thorn, from Hexham, had been working to support troops in war zone when he died

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Percy Hedley Foundation celebrates 70 years supporting disabled people in the North East

The Percy Hedley Foundation opened in 1953 with just 12 students and now supports over 600 people across its sites in the North East

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'Complete shambles': Boiler blunder sparks year-long bills fury for Washington couple

The Sawyer family have been wrangling with Scottish Power since June last year, when their home was fitted with a gas boiler as part of the Washington District Heating upgrade

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Mum demands move from Battle Hill council house as daughters 'too scared' to live there

Stacey Irvine had two of her kitchen windows smashed with a metal pole in the latest of a string of incidents

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Newcastle marks 75th anniversary of Windrush with parade during Refugee Week

The North of England Refugee Service aimed to send a message of solidarity to migrant communities

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Body of Northumberland former soldier killed in Ukraine car crash is flown home

Groom-to-be Jay Thorn, from Hexham, had been working to support troops in war zone when he died

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Scotswood prisoner Danny Weatherson to be freed from prison 17 years after he was locked up on controversial indefinite sentence

The Parole Board agreed the 34-year-old, who was locked up as a teenager after being convicted of attempted robbery, can now finally be released

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Family terrified as Fenham home is targeted in frightening 'mistaken identity' attacks

There has been an arson attack and window smashed at the house on Wingrove Road

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Volunteers' disappointment after break in at Gateshead foodbank

Northumbria Police are investigating a break-in to the foodbank which occurred after 10pm on Monday night

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The Caper 'mini-festival' returns with evening of entertainment at the Baltic

The Caper pop-up event has previously been held at the Grainger Market in Newcastle. But the latest event took place at the Baltic on Gateshead's Quayside, overlooking the city's iconic bridges and River Tyne

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Stories of the unsung North East heroes celebrated in 2023 King's Birthday Honours list

These inspirational people from our region have been honoured for their hard work and dedication - here is why they have been included in the King's Birthday Honours list

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90-year-old showman returns to The Hoppings for 72nd year and says he won't retire for another five years

Gilbert Chadwick has been operating the fun house from the same spot on the Town Moor for more than seven decades

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Cannabis farmer avoids jail after 120 plants worth up to £45,000 are found at his North Shields home

Ian Howard, who has 70 offences on his record, including two for cultivating the class B drug, claimed he'd been growing the crop to make cannabis oil for himself

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More than 50 firefighters tackling huge wildfire at nature reserve near Newcastle Airport

Firefighters were called to the wildfire at Prestwick Carr at around 1.20pm on Wednesday afternoon

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Byker shop which offers weekly shop for £4 has created 'massive sense of community' since opening last year

The Message Trust Community Grocery in Byker has been open for over a year - and is seeing more people sign up due to the cost of living crisis

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Lumo passengers treated to live entertainment on train from Newcastle to Edinburgh

Lumo organised the event in a bid to bring a taste of the Edinburgh Fringe to Newcastle, ahead of the festival's programme launch tomorrow

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BBC staff stage 48-hour strike to protest 'cuts' planned for local radio stations

The National Union of Journalists have passed a vote of no confidence in the BBC Local Senior Leadership team over proposed changes to radio programmes

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Jarrow residents still fighting for change more than 80 years on from historic march

The town is one of two places which could take part in a Universal Basic Income (UBI) trial

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Walker double death mystery: Probe launched as two men found dead at Welbeck Road home

Police say they are treating deaths of the 59-year-old and the 60-year-old as "unexplained"

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