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A Northumberland MP has insisted reports of his death are an exaggeration after rumours swept his constituency that he had died.
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What some people call the 'purest form' of English, the Northumbrian dialect, has been eroded over time and no-one knows how much Northumbrians and Geordies still have their own way of speaking.
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Ronnie Campbell, Labour MP for Blyth Valley, has spoken out amid a divided reaction from North East MPs over proposed changes to the expenses system.
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Health care chiefs have given the go ahead for a £200m investment in services in Northumberland, including a new emergency care hospital on the outskirts of Cramlington.
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Only three top-flight league games were down for decision in the Northern Alliance Premier Division at the weekend due to league cup fixtures.
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The two-hour sponsored aerobic workouts will be led by qualified instructors across 70 leisure centres in the North East and Yorkshire.
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The raid, later immortalised in the 1977 film A Bridge Too Far, was a heroic but ultimately doomed attempt to shorten the war by capturing key bridges on the Maas and Rhine rivers.
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An opencast coal mine looks set to be given the go-ahead by planners. Banks Mining wants to mine 2.4m tonnes of coal and 200,000 tonnes of fireclay over 11 years at a site north of Dinnington.
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Cramlington Folk Club will be tonight welcoming the enduring North East folk group Prelude as special guests for their weekly meeting.
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The enterprising boss of The Officers Club says he expects the menswear retailer which collapsed at Christmas to turn in sales worth around £50m this year.

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