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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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Motor retailer Vertu invests £2.7m in solar power to counter rising costs

The Tyneside firm, which as 191 sales outlets now, has also taken action to mitigate against interest rate fluctuations

Birmingham Post

30 years ago: The Tyneside showbiz couple and their son who would go on to be a rock star

Photographed for the Chronicle with his famous mam and dad in March 1993 - 30 years later, Matty Healy is one of the UK's biggest rock stars

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The late 1960s - and football hooliganism reaches the home of Newcastle United

This week 55 years ago trouble flared when Newcastle United hosted Celtic in a 'friendly' at St James' Park during an era marked by the rise of football violence

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Metnor Construction in Killingworth to file for administration

The former Tyneside company of the year is calling in business advisors after falling into difficulties

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The top 40 retro toys lying forgotten in North East homes - according to survey

From Rubik’s Cubes, to Game Boys, to Etch A Sketch - a new survey reckons millions of retro toys are lying stashed in the lofts and cupboards of North East homes

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Six decades of The Who in Newcastle - from 1960s Mod upstarts to rock royalty

ChronicleLive reported this week how legendary rockers The Who will this summer once again be performing in our region

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Eight gun plot thugs guilty of UK-wide conspiracy which saw firearm blasted at South Shields home

Paul Momat and right-hand man Joseph Millward, of South Tyneside, initiated the plot to lay down a warning to a rival

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Where was this Tyneside location from TV's Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?

Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? was first broadcast during 1973 and 1974 and featured locations filmed around Tyneside - including this one for a well-known episode called The Great Race

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Shola Ameobi hails 'top class' Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes for embracing Tyneside

Former Newcastle United striker Shola Ameobi was speaking to Sky Sports prior to the Magpies 1-0 win over Fulham on Sunday afternoon at St James' Park

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Hitachi Construction Machinery set to create more jobs after South Tyneside expansion

The Hebburn machinery supplier has acquired a neighbouring unit to ramp up its growth

Birmingham Post

Tyneside animation firm Arcus Studios set for growth with £150,000 investment

The Newcastle company works with the likes of BBC, E4 and the McMillan Trust and is set to create jobs

Birmingham Post

Tyneside software firm Technology Services Group hails improved trading

The year also saw the firm open new hybrid working bases as well as a new head office at the Team Valley

Birmingham Post

The year in North East business: the 10 biggest deals of 2022

In the fourth of our reviews of the year in business, we highlight the 10 biggest deals involving North East businesses in 2022

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New kittiwave towers aim to provide solution for Tyneside birds

Three years of research has gone into the new 'kittiwakery' that will be built in Gateshead

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Bruno Guimaraes backed to shake off World Cup woes back at Newcastle

The 25-year-old Brazil midfielder, who has made a huge impact on Tyneside, was used only twice from the bench in Qatar

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North Tyneside pub named one of the best for Sunday lunch in UK - does it live up to its name?

The Beehive at Earsdon was named one of the best for Sunday lunch in October - but I had to wait until December to get a table

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Eddie Howe receives Bruno Guimaraes boost as Newcastle United midfielder returns to training

The Brazilian was back on Tyneside for training as Newcastle prepare for the Premier League restart

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Newcastle United's World Cup participation ended as England lose out to France in quarter-finals

Kieran Trippier, Callum Wilson and Nick Pope will all return to Tyneside after England's World Cup quarter-final defeat to France

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Leeds United's Jack Harrison urged to stay at Elland Road amid renewed Newcastle United interest

Harrison was heavily linked with a move to Tyneside in the last transfer window

Daily Mirror

Gary Wilson’s rise from frozen food factory to Ronnie O’Sullivan win and £80,000 jackpot

The Tyneside Terror Gary Wilson secured his first ranking title victory at the Scottish Open with a 9-2 victory over Joe O'Connor at the Meadowbank Sports Centre

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