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Latest Northeast News Wearside Wear bridge plunge woman saved A woman who plunged from Wearmouth Bridge was saved by fire crews after an incredible rescue operation last night. (13/10/2008 09:47:50) Dad died after stabbing himself in the neck A dad whose body was found by a dog walker in a local dene had fatally stabbed himself. (13/10/2008 09:21:19) Judge raps schools over racism policy A headteacher today criticised a judge who said in court that his school was not doing enough to tackle racism. (13/10/2008 10:05:47) Manhunt after machete attack Police are hunting a thug who attacked a man with a machete at the weekend. (13/10/2008 09:41:07) £8,000-worth of tools stolen from vans More than £8,000-worth of builders' tools have been stolen from vans in just two months. (13/10/2008 10:00:50) Tyneside Flash flood damages footpaths at 'oasis' HEAVY rain last month damaged some footpaths in a popular green 'oasis'. (13/10/2008 11:42:00) Disposal of council's leisure facilities delayed PLANS to hand over borough leisure facilities to an outside company have been delayed. (13/10/2008 08:02:00) Man survives 70ft all from bridge A MAN remains in a critical condition after surviving a 70ft fall from a city bridge. (13/10/2008 11:48:23) Police take a stand against disorder POLICE in North Tyneside made six arrests with extra patrols at Metro stations as part of their 'Taking A Stand' campaign against disorder and violence across the borough. (09/10/2008 09:52:55) Kings School choirs in festive concert PREPARATIONS are well underway for the 2008 annual Newcastle City Hall Christmas concert, which will be held on Sunday, December 7, at 3pm. (13/10/2008 08:02:00) Teesside Words that helped pull brother out of coma A BATTLING cerebral palsy sufferer was amazingly pulled back from a coma – by the offer of a fun-fight with his brother. (11/10/2008 11:53:29) Closure-threatened schools are saved FIVE closure-threatened schools have been saved from the axe after civic leaders listened to passionate pleas from teachers, parents and pupils. (13/10/2008 11:27:09) Mail readers can pick up paper in church PARISHIONERS will be getting their news from the pews after the Mail stepped in to help villagers whose post office was axed. (13/10/2008 08:57:49) The unusual suspects AN MP and a mayor got a taste of life in custody when they volunteered to get "banged up" as part of a police station open day. (13/10/2008 09:45:53) Green nursery is flying the flag A NURSERY school has earned national recognition for its commitment in encouraging kids to be environmentally friendly. (11/10/2008 11:57:54) Northeast Weather Error: It's not possible to reach RSS file...