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The Latest Breaking News from Tyneside

Who is Benjamin Sesko? Red Bull Salzburg star linked with Newcastle United amid agent Tyneside trip

The Slovenian striker is the next hot prospect coming off RB Salzburg's conveyor belt of talent

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Championship clubs queuing up for Newcastle United striker Dwight Gayle

Gayle is set to depart Tyneside this summer

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New Aldi to open within months in Newcastle as construction takes shape

Pictures have been released showing how the new Tyneside retail store will look when it is finished

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Tyneside Cinema offering bargain tickets this summer with prices as low as £5

The Newcastle city centre cinema is offering thousands of cheap cinema tickets this summer with prices starting from £5

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South Tyneside couple inspire prostate cancer memorial in Newcastle's Eldon Square

Avid NUFC supporter Doug Blythe lost his life to prostate cancer in 2017

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‘I am living my dreams at Newcastle’ - Bruno Guimaraes loving life on Tyneside under Eddie Howe

Guimaraes has been a revelation since joining Newcastle in January

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Free school uniform exchange helps Tyneside families recycle, reuse and save cash

KEY2Life Foodbank has started its annual free school uniform exchange this summer ahead of the new school year

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Historic firm Ringtons opens new fruit and herb tea facility in the North East

The Newcastle tea manufacturer has seen demand jump for fruit and herb teas, prompting expansion in North Tyneside

Birmingham Post

30 years of flatpacks: How the region's first IKEA store opened in Gateshead in 1992

On July 2, 1992, a giant IKEA store - the first in the region - opened in Swalwell, Gateshead, offering Tyneside shoppers a new retail experience

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Newcastle transfer news: Magpies ‘plotting’ £110m double swoop after securing Sven Botman

Sven Botman’s arrival on Tyneside was confirmed earlier this week as he joins Matt Targett and Nick Pope through the St. James’ Park doors, but now more business is expected

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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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Newcastle United evening headlines: Sven Botman medical passed and sleeve sponsorship confirmed

Sven Botman dominated the discussion on Tyneside today as supporters eagerly await an official announcement

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Micky Quinn opens up on rocky relationship with Kevin Keegan at Newcastle United

Quinn was sold by Keegan less than a year after he made a dramatic return to Tyneside in 1992

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Tyneside's NTG Precision Engineers announces expansion into bigger production base

NTG’s new base will be three times larger than its existing home on the Team Valley in Gateshead

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5 players Newcastle could sign next after Nick Pope becomes second summer transfer

Newcastle will tackle the new season feeding off huge positivity on Tyneside, with Geordie fans energised by the Saudi takeover, and Eddie Howe’s revival of the side since January

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Newcastle's Noble Street flats - the last stand of a troubled Tyneside housing estate

The Elswick housing estate, which sat off Scotswood Road, was built between 1956 and 1958 at a cut-price £500,000, and was bulldozed just 20 years later

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Open-top bus Muhammad Ali rode during famed South Shields visit restored to former glory

The greatest boxer of all time visited the North East on Saturday 16 July 1977, where he paraded the promenade in an open-top bus, received a scroll of honour, gave a speech to a vast crowd, and even had his marriage with his new wife Veronica blessed at the Al…

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List of UK areas with new suspected monkeypox cases - including one in South Tyneside

Since June 8, doctors have been required to report any suspected cases of monkeypox they see and laboratories must also report if the virus is identified in a sample

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‘Refreshing to see people happy’ - Ex-Newcastle striker Michael Bridges on St James’ Park return

The 43-year-old - who now lives in Australia - returned to Tyneside to watch the Toon in action last year

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Diego Carlos and Sven Botman provide Newcastle United owners with perfect chance to get ruthless

Newcastle United are facing a battle to bring big players to Tyneside this summer as Sven Botman has proved

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When Guns N' Roses singer Axl Rose turned the Tyneside air blue during an outdoor show

It's 30 years since Guns N' Roses rocked out at Gateshead International Stadium - in the event, it wasn't only the 25,000 in the audience who heard the performance

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Tyneside couple help save junior football club in Zambia - and they play in black and white

Crispin Mason-Jones and Dr Ellie Bond have created a bond with football and netball teams in Mfuwe - 5,000 miles from St. James' Park

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Newcastle United supporters make captain choice and pinpoint key summer transfer priority

Excitement on Tyneside is at a recent all-time high following the conclusion of the 2021/22 season with Newcastle primed for a big summer

Birmingham Post

Relaunched Swan Hunter merges with Norwegian firm PASSER Group to launch cable firm

The new company will run its main engineering office on Tyneside with a headquarters in the Netherlands and aims to capitalise on the growth of offshore wind

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Newcastle's Cruddas Park juvenile jazz band in the 1970s - including a future Toon coach

The golden age of juvenile jazz bands spanned the 1960s to the early 1980s, with dozens emerging from the council estates and suburbs of Tyneside

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