Tabletop wargamers talk about general election

Tackling Addiction uses fishing to offer support to people struggling with substance misuse issues.

PC Maverick Reddington was stabbed under his armpit and describes the attack as "absolute bedlam".

Middlesbrough builder Kain Jones-Jemson, who is 21, is speed-learning about politics.

A doorbell camera captures the moment a house is destroyed in an explosion in Middlesbrough.

Crime is the biggest election issue, people in Middlesbrough estates tell the BBC's Ed Thomas.

Leyla Ozturk was diagnosed with thyroid cancer after suffering a neck injury playing football.

Dot had struggled to maintain her garden following a stroke and the death of her husband.

Connie and Dennis Cutts celebrate 70 years of marriage at the Dorman's Club, where they first met.

The foundation offers football kits, boots, and equipment to help young people from poorer households.

"I remember the drugs, I remember the booze, I just can't remember anything else."

Ahmed Alid tells police he would have stabbed more than two people if he had not hurt his hand.

Ahmed Alid tells police he would have stabbed more than two people if he had not hurt his hand.

A theatre group for adults with learning disabilities is helping to build confidence and self-esteem.

Well-wishers organised a fundraising effort after the 12-year-old's tools were taken from a shed.

Whorlton Bridge has been closed for repairs since 2019 leaving residents facing diversions.

Tommy Norton, 69, says he loves running the classes and has no plans to stop.

As figures show a rise in North East rough sleeping, we speak to two people in Middlesbrough about the challenges.

A TikTok food reviewer travels from Nashville, Tennessee, to rate a Teesside parmesan.

Footage shows fire crews at the scene of the blaze, which began on Tuesday morning.

Judge Chris Smith said Whorlton Hall was an “unpredictable and inherently frightening place to live”.