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Then and Now: Newcastle Central Station and Neville Street in 1982 and 2022

Since it opened in 1850, Newcastle Central Station has been the main gateway to Tyneside and, for many stepping off their trains, it’s their first glimpse of our region

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Safety warning after reports of teens jumping from bridges and harbours into Tyne and North Sea

There have been reports of teenagers drinking and jumping into the sea, as well as jumping from a former railway bridge into the Tyne

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Chicago-inspired 'Great Geordie Reef' launched on River Tyne in green 'world first'

The £120,000 project is hoped to be a forerunner for rivers and estuaries across the UK and beyond

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Port of Tyne returns to profit and hails strategic milestones

The port had seen two years of losses as it switched away from traditional cargoes

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Past meets present at South Shields on the once-bustling River Tyne

Mick Ray's then-and-now image of the old pilot jetty on the River Tyne at South Shields recalls a time when the river was a hive of maritime activity

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Newcastle United goalkeeper Dan Langley reveals motives behind Gateshead loan move

The Newcastle under-23 goalkeeper has made the jump across the Tyne to Gateshead for the 2022/23 season.

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North East business leaders back devolution bid that could create 17,000 new jobs

Six local authorities in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear are looking to expand the current North of Tyne mayoral authority

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Five new North East walking routes aim to uncover the hidden history beneath our feet

A new project, Routes Of Social Change, takes walkers through locations in Tyneside, County Durham and Wearside that helped shape the region's history

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How Tyne and Wear Metro trains will be affected by June rail strike and engineering works

Metro staff are not striking, but Network Rail workers who are members of the RMT are set to, so Nexus has chosen to close a section of track

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Metro's £33m repair cash shortage could mean slower trains, more delays, and even station closures

Tyne and Wear Metro operator Nexus had planned £57m of renewal works between 2023 and 2025, but has only been given £23.8m from the Department for Transport

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The proud story of shipbuilding in South Tyneside is told in new exhibition

Running until November, a major new exhibition called Pushing the Boat Out at South Shields Museum tells the story of shipbuilding and ship repair in South Tyneside

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'It’s an icon' – Joy and relief after £40m restoration of Tyne Bridge is finally confirmed

Tynesiders have welcomed the long-awaited announcement of a major refurbishment programme to return one of the great symbols of the North East to its rightful state

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The 19th century Tyneside shipwreck that was big news across Britain

In 1827, the coal-carrying vessel Betsy Cairns came to grief on the Black Midden rocks at the mouth of the River Tyne - the shipwreck sparked interest right across the country

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See Newcastle and Gateshead in stunning 360-degree drone footage 120 metres up

Take in stunning aerial views of Newcastle, Gateshead, the River Tyne and it bridges in our three-minute 360-degree video captured by Peace Drone

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An infamous 19th century Tyneside murderer is said to be secretly buried here

William Jobling was hanged and gibbeted for a brutal murder which shocked Tyneside 190 years ago - his body disappeared and was rumoured to be secretly buried at Jarrow near the River Tyne

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When you will be able to see cruise ships entering and leaving the River Tyne this summer

We have rounded up some of the most impressive cruise ships to visit the River Tyne this summer

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Dolphin guard of honour spotted accompanying cruise ship 'Balmoral' out of the Tyne

Photographed from South Shields pier, these dolphins enjoyed playing in the waves around the cruise ship

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Tyne Bridge restoration will be 'biggest ever challenge' for Newcastle's famous kittiwake colony

More than 1,000 pairs of the sea birds nest on the bridge and will face major disruption when its much-needed refurbishment finally gets started

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See the stunning Balmoral cruise ship sail down River Tyne on Bank Holiday Monday

The stunning cruise ship set sail down the River Tyne on Monday evening

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Northern Independence Party bids to tap into anger at North-South divide as it fights first election in Newcastle

Two of the party's eight candidates across the North at next week's local elections are standing on Tyneside

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Bid launched to get more cruise ships to visit the North East

The Port of Tyne, Newcastle International Airport and the NewcastleGateshead Initiative are working together on the Cruise North East England project

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What time will Cunard's Queen Victoria cruise ship leave the Port of Tyne on Sunday

The impressive cruise ship has spent nearly a fortnight in the Port of Tyne and is due to set sail on Sunday afternoon

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When to see Cunard Queen Victoria cruise ship departing the Port of Tyne

The ship's estimated departure time is listed on the Port of Tyne website and it is currently set to leave at 5pm on April 24

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See on board magnificent cruise ship Cunard Queen Victoria as it sails into the Port of Tyne

Cunard's Queen Victoria docked in North Shields on Sunday morning

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The frog on the Tyne - stowaway amphibian arrives from Africa after 6,000 mile trip

The frog christened 'Minty' was discovered in a North East fruit and veg store after an epic trip from Ethiopia

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