Bonfire Night 2012
Did you go to a fireworks display to celebrate Bonfire Night? Here's a round-up of last night's excitement.
The other side of Bonfire Night: Fire fighters attend 500 incidents
Fire crews on Tyneside say this Bonfire Night was one of their busiest. They attended nearly 500 incidents - 51 more than last year.
The majority of calls were to put out illegal bonfires, which fire-fighters say wastes time and resources.
ITV Tyne Tees joined one of the 'white-watch' crews for their Bonfire Night shift.
The darker side of Bonfire Night
Bonfire Night might be famous for fireworks and fun, but firefighters are called to more illegal bonfires than any other night of the year.
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Walker Park welcomes bonfire night with a bang
Skies lit up at Stockton's Riverside display
More fireworks in Morpeth
Bonfire festivities at Summerhill Square
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Sandyford Stadium fireworks brighten up the sky
Stockton fireworks display lights up the sky
Newcastle's biggest free bonfire at Walker Park
Walker Park in Newcastle hosted a fireworks display and bonfire lighting last night that attracted families from all around the region.
The event is Newcastle's biggest annual free bonfire and attracts up to 15,000 people.
It was not just about the fireworks though - as eighty children from local schools took part in a 'Lantern Parade' through the park, showcasing the lanterns that they have been making in workshops.