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Fri 30th Jul 2010:

HUNDREDS of beds and jobs are to be cut at hospitals in Northumberland and Tyneside as health chiefs look to change the way they treat the ill.

HUNDREDS of children were expelled from North East schools last year, according to new Government data.

AN INQUEST was opened yesterday into the deaths of two best friends found hanging in a wood.

OWNERS of two 300-year-old stone cottages face an £80,000 electric shock after being short-circuited by a little-known piece of Government legislation.

DRIVING to work, the supermarket and your children’s school isn’t just hurting the environment, new research claims: it’s making you fat.

A COSTLY boundary dispute over a stream continues to rumble on as two families fight over ownership.

A RECOVERING heroin addict was jailed for two years yesterday after he lost control of his vehicle and killed a woman who was six months pregnant.

THIS violent robber is being hunted after a 10-year-old schoolboy was mugged for his mobile phone.

THE Duke of Northumberland looks set to finally win approval to build houses on green space in his home town – at the ninth attempt.

POLICE powers to tackle alcohol-fuelled troublemakers are being extended in a move that will make the whole of a Northumberland town a no-go area for anti-social drinking.

MYSTERY surrounds the cause of a crash which led to the deaths of both drivers weeks later.

A NORTH East soldier killed in a bomb blast while on duty in Northern Ireland more than 20 years ago was last night remembered at a special ceremony in Northumberland.

MASSIVE machines capable of felling a tree in seconds are proving to be an unusual new tourist attraction.

Thu 29th Jul 2010:

THE North East’s growing reputation as a cultural powerhouse could be harmed by deep or hasty funding cuts, argue leading figures in the arts.

NISSAN has welcomed news that a Government subsidy of up to £5,000 for electric vehicles will go ahead.

AN INQUEST into the apparent suicides of two best friends will be opened in Northumberland today.

TRIBUTES have been paid to a man who was killed on a motorway after being struck by several cars.

THE results of a second post mortem into the death of fugitive gunman Raoul Moat will not be known for another fortnight, the family solicitor said.

LAST-gasp protests have failed to overturn a decision to close a number of council-run care homes in County Durham.

A HEALTH Minister has moved to calm fears that spending cuts will affect plans for a new £75m hospital in the North East.

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