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Three teenagers who died in River Wear triple death car crash named (opens the original)
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Jackson Duke, 17 (left), Zara Shaw, 16, and Luke Etheridge, 16(Image: Handout) Three teens who died when a car crashed into Sunderland's River Wear on Tuesday have been identified. Jackson Duke, 17, Zara Shaw, 16, and Luke Etheridge, 16, were in a black Audi A3 which came off the road at Panns Bank, near to the Wearmouth Bridge. Jackson and Luke were from Sunderland, while Zara was from Houghton-le-Spring, Northumbria Police has confirmed. A fourth teenager, 17, has been arrested on suspicion of
Popular North East restaurant to close permanently in November (opens the original)
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Elvet Bridge in Durham City Centre.(Image: Iain Buist) The proprietors of a well-loved restaurant in a sought-after city centre spot have revealed they will be closing permanently in November. Blaming the "continued pressures" facing the hospitality sector, the team behind Notch Americano on Elvet Bridge in Durham confirmed their last service will be on November 1. In a statement and video posted online, ownership duo Emilio Arceri and Dan Stafford explained what they described as a decision tha
20 women underwent unnecessary mastectomies at scandal-hit cancer service (opens the original)
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Cases of women undergoing unnecessary mastectomies are included in raft of failings by a North East breast cancer service. An internal review of the service at County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) has found hundreds of patients at the University Hospital of North Durham and Darlington Memorial Hospital came to harm. Of 514 cases examined so far, 315 patients have been found to have suffered harm, including 77 who suffered significant harm. One patient is known to have died.
Andy Burnham taking on Great North Run in first for serving PM (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has confirmed he will become the first serving Prime Minister to tackle the Great North Run. The PM - who returned to the House of Commons as Labour MP for Makerfield in July - has completed the famous half-marathon course on several occasions during his time as Mayor of Greater Manchester. Mr Burnham will be running in aid of homelessness and housing charity Changing Lives. He has also encouraged ChronicleLive readers to consider making a donation to support their vital work. This
Paramedic suspended after 'forging signatures' in training log-book (opens the original)
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A generic image of an ambulance on a motorway(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) A paramedic who "falsified entries" in a log-book to conceal the fact he had failed to attend a placement as part of a training course has been handed a nine-month suspension. Bogdan Volindan - employed by North East Ambulance Service - received the suspension after being found to have committed misconduct. This concerned "persistent and serious dishonest conduct" relating to a 2023 training course which necessitated
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