Ireland energy credit warning as some households may miss out on €125 payment
Households in Ireland will receive €250 off their electricity bills in the coming months to help alleviate the cost of living crisis. While the payments will be automatically deducted for all electricity account holders, an energy expert has cautioned that some may miss out on the credits.
Failed Gateshead asylum seeker threatened to burn down flat while paramedics were inside
Ali Raswli was annoyed with the Home Officer when he tried to light a duvet inside his home, while medical staff were trying to help him
Blyth pervert calling himself 'Paedo Pay Piggy' tried to arrange sexual activity with young girls
Daniel Devlin, of Blyth, who has previous convictions for having child abuse images, was caught out by two undercover police officers
Timetable to end two-child benefit cap must be given in today’s Budget
Rachel Reeves must ensure a timetable is given to end the two-child benefit cap in today's Budget to make its first delivery by a woman, a memorable one.
Penis picture soldier booted out army after sending image of manhood to woman
Adam Scott McNee was also handed a ten months suspended jail sentence and ordered to complete 240 hours of unpaid work.
Russell Grant's horoscopes as Gemini told to discuss topics that have been avoided
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Dear Coleen: Can I trust the cheating father of my child?
My parents are at war with one another after my dad left for a younger woman.
Scots slam blundering hospital staff for falsely telling them son was ill in A&E
Frazer Edwards' mum and dad, who live in Orkney, were left worried sick when they were telephoned late at night by a medic in Kent.
Police hunting wanted North Tyneside man who is said to be evading arrest
Benito Bado, 38, is wanted on emergency prison recall and is understood to have links to Northumberland
Man due in court over death of Juris Kokenbergs in Lucan as first image of dead man released
Gardai have also confirmed the identity of the deceased as Juris Kokenbergs
CCTV released after clothing stolen from Northumberland Next outlet
Officers investigating a report of shoplifting in Morpeth have released images of a man and a woman who they would like to trace
Five arrests after suspected drugs haul worth thousands found in Newcastle Quayside police raid
Suspected drugs with a value of tens of thousands of pounds have been seized and five suspects charged following a raid in Newcastle
Whitley Bay campaigners criticise council over 'minimum' engagement during Monkseaton High School consultation
As the end of the consultation of Monkseaton High Schools arrives, a parents campaign group continues to criticise the process.
Police release CCTV image after man injured in 'racist' attack in Newcastle city centre
The assault happened at around 4.35pm on Sunday, September 1 on Westgate Road
Labour MP Liz Twist quits Age UK Gateshead role amid pressure over winter fuel payment cuts
Liz Twist, the MP for Blaydon and Consett, has stepped down as the chair of Age UK Gateshead following complaints about her support for the Government's winter fuel allowance cuts
Lothian bus sex fiend carried out sickening sex attack on teenage girl on top deck
Joape Kotobalavu, 29, forced himself on the terrified teenage victim in October 2022.
Newcastle nightclub packed out as top DJ hosts city's first ever sober rave
A famous Newcastle nightclub was packed out before sundown at the weekend as Patrick Topping took to the decks
Torture victim jumped to his death from tower block to escape two days of hell inside flat
Lee Smith abducted Jamie Forbes and held him against his will at his flat in Elphinstone Court, Aberdeen, on January 14 and January 15 2024.
Budget 2024: Chancellor confirms fuel duty freeze to continue in 'sigh of relief' for drivers
The Budget announcement came as a surprise to motorists following speculation that fuel duty would rise by as much as 7p per litre
Budget confirms major minimum wage change as young workers to get record boost
The Chancellor announced that full-time workers aged 18 to 20 will see their pay rise by £2,500 as the Government moves towards a 'single adult rate'
Budget 2024: A1 dualling in Northumberland scrapped as Labour brands plan 'unaffordable'
The long-debated plan to dual a section of the A1 between Morpeth and Ellingham have been axed by the Labour Government, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget describing it as 'unaffordable'
Worker boasted he ejaculated in boss's beard balm after row
Jordan Fitzpatrick boasted about his actions to another manager days after the incident.
Labour accused of 'contempt' for North East after A1 dualling scrapped – after £67m already spent
A scrapping of the long-debated scheme to upgrade 13 miles of the A1 between Morpeth and Ellingham was confirmed in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget on Wednesday
Police search for three men after 'targeted' Glasgow shop shooting
Police rushed to a shop in Glasgow on November 25 after a 'firearm' was discharged within a premises, the getaway car was later torched.
Budget 2024: North East mayor hails 'biggest transfer of powers' in a generation
The North East will be given far greater freedom over how it spends its money from 2026, while the region's mayor also claimed on Wednesday that cash for the Crown Works film studios had been 'saved'
Man spiked woman's drink with abortion drug before she suffered miscarriage
Stuart Worby, 40, crushed a pill of mifepristone into a woman's orange juice in August last year without her knowledge or consent, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said
Fireworks seized in Byker Wall after reports they were being sold to children from a van
Authorities received reports of a van, driving around the Walker area, selling fireworks to children
Man facing arson charge after fire at Newcastle student accommodation
Mackenzy Pasmore was alleged to have set a mattress alight inside a bedroom at the block of flats
First picture of woman found dead in Glasgow as police launch murder probe
A huge police presence has been in the area of St Mungo Avenue in the city's Townhead after officers received reports of a disturbance at 1.55pm on Tuesday.
Edinburgh council bosses 'concerned' staff working under influence of drugs and alcohol
Audit officers said councillors should "reconsider the introduction of alcohol and drug testing" following concerns staff may be under the influence at work.
Mum dies after jumping off Niagara Falls with two children in front of horrified tourists
Chaianti Means, 33, jumped off the landmark along with her children Roman Rossman, nine, and five-month-old Mecca Means, New York State Police said in a statement
Man, 23, dies in horror crash between car and lorry on Scots road
A man has died following a smash between a car and lorry near Lockerbie.
Teenager arrested over death of John Taylor in Kilwinning charged
The 19-year-old is due in court tomorrow.
Police officers in Scotland to withdraw goodwill in pay dispute
The Scottish Police Federation (SPF), which represents more than 16,500 rank-and-file officers, said the action will begin at 5pm on Friday and continue "until further notice"
Police release CCTV images of man after robbery in Glasgow
Officers believe the man could assist in their enquiries.
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