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Kevin Keegan dies aged 75: Eddie Howe among those paying tributes to 'King Kev'
Affectionally known as 'King Kev' on Tyneside, former NUFC player and manager Kevin Keegan was a true footballing icon
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Converted pedal bike capable of 72mph seized in anti-social behaviour crackdown
Officers from Northumbria Police confiscated more than 30 motorcycles and made 23 arrests as part of anti-social behaviour initiative
Newcastle unites at St James' Park to honour Kevin Keegan - a legend who will never be forgotten
Supporters once again gathered outside of St James' Park today to pay tribute to their hero, and shared stories of the one they called 'King Kev'
Council commits to action plan after inquiry found poor behaviour 'normalised'
Newcastle City Council has committed to a series of changes after a review criticised the "significant behavioural and trust issues" displayed by some politicians
Grant to ensure Northumberland abbey's medieval paintings will be preserved
Hexham Abbey is home to several Medieval paintings but there are fears they could be "lost forever" without urgent conservation work
Burnham urged to bring back £2 bus fare cap as mayor slams 'London-centric and elitist' response
Andy Burnham is reportedly keen to restore the national £2 cap on the cost of a single bus fare, something which he maintained in Greater Manchester after the national limit was hiked up last year
River Tyne restrictions imposed for vessels after dockside crane collapses onto ship
One person was taken to hospital after the incident on Sunday afternoon, which involved a dockside crane
Wallsend mental health crisis hub helps at least 600 people since opening
The Wallsend hub has been in place since July last year due to high demand.
Council bosses to sign off £20m in government funding for parts of North Tyneside
As part of a central government programme, parts of North Shields and Percy Main have been indentified as in need of community investment.
Kevin Keegan books of condolence to be opened in Newcastle for fans to share memories of NUFC hero
Newcastle City Council is opening two books of condolence from Wednesday to honour Kevin Keegan, who has died at the age of 75 following a battle with cancer
Andy Burnham LIVE: Updates as new PM vows to lead 'cost-of-living government'
Andy Burnham gave his first speech as PM after officially taking over from Sir Keir Starmer today - here are all the latest updates
Northumberland man reunites with staff who rescued his dog from Metro tracks
Barry Churchill has heaped praise on two Nexus operations managers for safely returning his Rhodesian Ridgeback Bobby
Man spotted entering River Tyne is rescued after dramatic emergency response
Emergency services were called to Newcastle's Quayside with a man being taken to hospital following a dramatic rescue
Every update after 8 people taken to hospital following bus crash in Newcastle
A bus has smashed into a lorry in Newcastle city centre with a large police, ambulance and fire service presence at the scene
Historic Tyneside passport and bank note factory set to go under the hammer
The massive 10-acre plant once printed two billion bank notes every year
Gateshead man slams broadband cover which has 'ruined' grass verge outside his home
Graham Wardle wants Openreach to remove the concrete access point installed in Winlaton, labelling it 'pure vandalism'
'Amazing' Northumberland climber and physicist has legacy honoured with new competition
A new Morpeth climbing venue celebrated the life of "world-expert" physicist and Northumberland native Bruce Marsh.
Council to take over historic Newcastle building to 'save it' amid major financial worries
Newcastle City Council is to take ownership of Neville Hall, while almost £3 million worth of debts owed by the Common Room of the Great North to public authorities are set to be written off