The owner of the letter believes Lord Collingwood "doesn't get enough recognition".

The 1956 artwork was believed lost but is back in the pub after being found in a fisherman's loft.

Many dippers are raising money for charities, with lifeguards on hand to keep them safe.

The move follows claims the artwork was antisemitic and should not be shown in a public space.

Memorials in Tynemouth and North Shields are being refurbished and having inscriptions re-carved.

The second phase of work is set to create a five-mile cycle path stretching to St Mary's Lighthouse.

Nadia Iftkhar, from Walker, says she suffered after going through several miscarriages.

A lifeguard praises the actions of a family who got caught up in a strong current at Tynemouth.