New CCTV images released of missing student

Police searching for missing student Jason Fyles have released new pictures of him taken on a night out just before he went missing. 

New CCTV images released of missing Jason Fyles

'Toobs' fell into the water during a sailing trip and was found 24 hours later in a cave.

The reunion between a pet-owner and his dog that will melt your heart

Her new album, Folklore, celebrates her love of the World Heritage Site with reference to Windermere and famous poets in a bonus track called 'The Lakes'.

Taylor Swift dedicates song to the Lake District in new album

The fresh complaints to ITV News come one year after a special investigation exposed numerous other bad experiences. 

Pontins holidaymakers say Brean Sands park 'needs shutting down'

Health officials are warning the public to stay "Covid safe" as some parts of the Anglia region suffer infection rates many times higher than most areas.

Covid infection rates still cause concern in parts of the Anglia region

Sir Steve House said the officers had acted properly, and it was “unfair” that police should have their actions hastily posted and scrutinised on social media, rather than being reviewed through proper channels.

Police chief backs Met officers who stopped MP Dawn Butler

Laura Rees said she is "absolutely over the moon" to have the ring back with her and her baby boy "home where he belongs". She had put an appeal on social media on Monday when she realised the precious item was missing. 

Lost ring containing son's ashes returned to mother after social media appeal

12082020 Photo of "disgusting" conditions at Pontins holiday park in Camber - ITV News

There are calls for the Pontins holiday park in Camber in East Sussex to be shut down after several families shared their experiences of the "disgusting" conditions. One guest found the bathroom flooded with "faeces".

Calls for Pontins in Camber to close after guest finds "faeces" in bathroom

One of the puppies passed away and the other had to be euthanised under veterinary advice.

Dying puppies found on the roadside near Lockerbie 

The crash happened on Manchester Road at around 10pm last night. The driver of the vehicle has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

Boy, 7, dies after being hit by car in Bradford

The Health Minister Robin Swann has expressed concern over the rising trend in confirmed cases.

 Twenty-nine more positive Covid-19 cases

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps MP at Leeds railway station. 

Some of the priorities for our region include the restoration of the Tyne Bridge, a new River Tees Crossing, contactless payments on the Metro and the hydrogen train trial which is due to take place on Teesside.

Northern Leaders call for more money for North East transport projects

Figures released this week by NHS England show that no further coronavirus related deaths have been recorded by any NHS Trusts in our region in the past week.

Latest Coronavirus Cases and Deaths in the Tyne Tees Area

Queen Elizabeth II takes a ride on the Tyne and Wear Metro after opening the £280m project at Newcastle. With her is Councillor Richard Fenwick.

3 visits by The Queen. 1.5 billion passengers. 17,000 kilometres travelled every day. The Tyne and Wear Metro celebrates its 40th Birthday.

The Tyne and Wear Metro turns 40!

Liberal Democrat councillor Stephen O’Brien at the scene of one of several fires in the Barnes Park Extension between Grindon and Thorney Close

The Barnes Park Extension between the Grindon and Thorney Close areas of Sunderland has been subject to four or five arson attacks over the past few days, with people setting fire to freshly cut grass.

Tyne and Wear Fire Service warning people NOT to set deliberate fires

Dogs Trust is predicting tens of thousands of stray or abandoned dogs could need help as a result of the pandemic - and warns it’s already starting to see the impact of the Coronavirus crisis.

Dogs Trust sees increase in people giving up dogs as lockdown eases

An image sent from Mencap for a piece around carers being stuck in lockdown due to social care cuts

Mencap - the UK's leading learning disability charity - warns that cuts to day services, personal care in the home and respite for carers have had a devastating impact on people with a learning disability and their families, leaving them still in lockdown.

People with disabilities left in lockdown because of social care cuts

View up concourse of the new Durham Bus station

Investment in the new station is part of the council’s plans to support the county in its economic recovery following the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Bus Station in Durham to be replaced with new 'transport hub'

The funding is solely for these specialist organisations - many of whom have faced unprecedented challenges as they adapt and change how they deliver their vital services, during the COVID-19 Crisis. 

Funding given to service for survivors of domestic abuse in Durham

Chief Inspector Steve Wykes and Newcastle city centre Inspector, Karen Madge on patrol.

£130,000 was awarded to North Tyneside Council, and with support from Northumbria Police is being used to steer teenagers away from a life of crime help prevent anti-social behaviour across the area.

Project in North Tyneside sees 40% reduction in anti-social behaviour

Two people from the same family who tested positive for coronavirus on August 5 visited Manjaros on Monday, August 3, from 4.30pm. They did not pick up the infection from the restaurant.

Middlesbrough urged to stay alert after two test positive for Covid-19

Ben Stokes will miss England’s last two Tests against Pakistan “for family reasons”, the England and Wales Cricket Board has announced.

Ben Stokes to miss remainder of Pakistan tests for 'family reasons'

Thirty years ago Ann Heron was found murdered in her own home. Despite an extensive police investigation, which spanned a number of years and has been subject to a significant review, her killer has never been found.

30 years on: "Someone out there must know who did this to my mum"

Police have released CCTV footage of two men they would like to speak to

Detectives make fresh appeal in investigation of missing Natalie Jenkins

The mobile testing unit at Teesside University in Middlesbrough.

It is based in a car park at Teesside University

COVID-19 testing centre opens in Middlesbrough following cluster in the town

Daljit Lally, Northumberland County Council 

The authority has issued a statement today.