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Police name three teens who died when car entered River Wear (opens the original)
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Two teenage boys and a teenage girl who died when a car they were in ended up in the River Wear have been named by police. Northumbria Police said a black Audi A3 came off the road at Panns Bank near Wearmouth Bridge, in Sunderland, and went in the water just before 13:30 BST on Tuesday. Four people were in the car at the time. The three who died have been named as Jackson Duke, 17, Luke Etheridge and Zara Shaw, both 16. A 17-year-old boy who managed to reach safety has been arrested on suspicio
Newcastle friends embark on 20-year board game battle (opens the original)
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Two friends from Newcastle have set themselves the challenge of completing a board game which has never officially been completed. They expect it will take 20 years as they battle to fit it around their everyday lives - but while games can often put friendships to the test, the pair are determined to see it through, no matter how different life will look. What would you be willing to commit 1,500 hours of your life doing? Playing a game about a week during World War Two in North Africa might not
Newcastle photographer's Matty Healy photo shortlisted for award (opens the original)
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A photographer has been shortlisted for a national award for a portrait he took of Matty Healy. Neil Ferry, 56, from Newcastle, took the photo in just a couple of minutes while the 1975 frontman was rehearsing for his Sunday for Sammy performance in February. Ferry said Healy, 37, was a "lovely guy" and more than willing to give his time. The snap is just one of three photos Ferry is shortlisted for at this year's British Photography Awards, with the winners announced on 1 November. Sunday for S
Two whales dead in Northumberland after mass stranding (opens the original)
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Two pilot whales have died after a distressed pod was spotted off the Northumberland coast. British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) said it had been alerted to a group of about 40 whales near to the shore at Amble at 15:00 BST on Sunday. It said the whales had been "behaving in a distressed manner typically seen prior to a stranding event". Due to the tides, attempts to refloat the animals had been unsuccessful, the charity said, and rescue teams were forced to withdraw. Whales are highly soci
Northumberland doctor goes from triathlon novice to Team GB racer (opens the original)
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A doctor who had no formal sporting experience is preparing to represent Great Britain in triathlon in a series of international events. Dr Gail Dovey-Pearce, 54, from Northumberland, is the head of clinical health psychology at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and only began competing in triathlons about a decade ago. The mother-of-two signed up for her first race just for fun and had to borrow a wet suit and bike to get to the start line. But in June Dovey-Pearce represented her cou
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