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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 29, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Daniel Holland

    Newcastle councillor expelled by Reform over far-right party link (opens the original)

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    A councillor has been expelled by the Reform UK party shortly after apologising for a series of social media posts in which he made offensive comments about Muslims. Newcastle City councillor Daniel Astley made the derogatory references, including calling for what he regarded as "non-Europeans" to leave the UK, last year on a now deleted X account. He since said he wanted to "retract all previous social media comments". A Newcastle Reform UK spokesperson earlier rejected criticism of Astley's co

  2. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Daniel Holland

    Archie York and Maya Chappell's families welcome early release changes (opens the original)

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    The families of two children killed in separate crimes have welcomed changes to the early prison release scheme, meaning those guilty of involvement in their deaths will stay in prison. On Sunday, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said anyone convicted of unlawful killing or allowing the death of a child would be excluded from the scheme. The mother of Archie York, 7, who died in a Newcastle explosion caused by an illegal drugs lab in the flat below, said "we have finally got the news we wanted". The

  3. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Daniel Holland

    Gateshead flyover demolition to cost millions more than expected (opens the original)

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    Demolishing a flyover will cost millions more than expected, a council has confirmed. Gateshead Council initially set aside about £18m to knock down the A167 flyover. It has now said the works will cost about £31m. The structure, built in the 1960s, has been shut since December 2024 due to safety concerns. Its demolition began in earnest in April and is scheduled to finish in October. Council official Anneliese Hutchinson said the costs had been "independently scrutinised" by construction financ

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