The tourist in his 70s reportedly fell into the knee-deep fish pond from the second-storey of the hotel

More people may be planning staycations in 2026, but there are rules some people don't know

The bacteria can be very harmful if ingested

Difficulty with a TV remote could be among the early warning signs of dementia

The nine tickets were issued on Sunday August 10, 1980 - the eve of Metro’s first day of service

Newcastle City Council had flagged concerns over more than 3,000 homes that it feared could contain potentially hazardous 'ranch style' staircases

Retired electrician Thomas Means lashed out the medics and called his wife 'a b****' as they tried to help him in his home

Both Prudhoe and Alnwick had seen all their high street banks close

Laura Banks admitted smuggling the large amount of drugs into the UK after she was stopped by Border Force officers

Gateshead council expects the demolition of the flyover to take around six months

Phase one of the new shopping complex on the outskirts of Gateshead began trading in April 1986

Commander David King spoke to ChronicleLive as HMS Calliope hosted a team of "wounded, injured or sick" veterans

The emergency happened this morning when the cruise liner was docked in the Madeiran capital of Funchal

Major plans for 900 homes, a hotel and leisure space could be built on the land

Philip and Elizabeth Angier, both 75, have amassed their collection of hippopotamus-themed keepsakes over 55 years

An inquest has resumed into the death of Sunderland dad Neil Pentland

The winning National Lottery numbers for tonight's Lotto and Thunderball draws

The Government confirmed an additional £20 million would be spent over the next decade to tackle issues such as empty shops and anti-social behaviour

A selection of tributes to people who have passed away around the North East

Police are hunting the driver who smashed into the front of an Indian takeaway

The trust has removed a webpage after concerns was raised about the guidance they were giving out

Close House in Heddon-on-the-Wall has previously hosted the British Masters and is frequent haunt of celebrities

LNER has submitted plans to Newcastle City Council for another refurbishment of the Victorian toilets at Central Station, which a vicar complained last year were in a "shocking" state

Officers were unable to see the floor in Jackson's home due to the amount of rubbish

Newcastle City Council officials and Northumbria Police both dropped their objections to Greggs' latest bid for a late night licence in the city centre before a hearing last week