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Aug 7, 2026
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Jul 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Martin Lindsay

    Government criticised over River Tyne plastic spill response (opens the original)

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    Andy Burnham has pledged to be the prime minister for the North. But volunteers cleaning up a major plastic spill on the north-east of England coast say his government's treatment of the "disaster", which they say lacks urgency, does not support that claim. "This should be declared a national emergency," says campaigner Olly Armstrong who believes, if the spill had happened further south, it would have been treated differently. Armstrong, from North Shields in North Tyneside, is one of thousands

  2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Martin Lindsay

    Port of Tyne criticised over River Tyne plastic nurdle spill response (opens the original)

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    Measures to tackle a spillage of millions of tiny plastic pellets into the River Tyne were not deployed until several days after the incident, the BBC has learned. Tonnes of the pieces of plastic, known as nurdles, washed up on north-east England beaches after a collision between two vessels at the Port of Tyne damaged two shipping containers. Thousands of volunteers have helped with the clean-up operation along the coast. Port of Tyne said it tried to contain the spillage once it knew about it,

  3. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Martin Lindsay

    Parents not told about North Tyneside paedophile careworker (opens the original)

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    A council has apologised for failing to inform parents of looked-after children that a former childcare worker had been convicted of child sex offences. Mark Campbell had unsupervised access to their children through his work at North Tyneside Council at the time of his offending last year. The council suspended him when he was arrested, but parents did not find out until reading media reports after he was jailed, with one saying she was "shaking" when she read about his crimes. The council said

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