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Ian Phillips, 48, worked for a cab firm but had clocked-off and disabled his in-car camera to lurk near pubs and bars in Sunderland city centre.

Tim Farron has come out in support of the football club after it was announced that they would be playing in Northern League Division One.

They were jailed for a total of more than 30 years.

On the 40th anniversary of the miners' strike, former pit workers in Easington Colliery have called for mass investment and job creation along the East Durham coast.

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More landslips are likely over the weekend as the wet weather continues, the National Trust said.

A UK seaside town which was once bustling with tourists has now seen them scared off by "stabbings and shootings" and house prices have dropped to as low as £5,000

Horden is home to around 8,500 residents. Locals blame rising crime and a lack of support from the authorities for its decline.

Here are 5 weekend walks to try in County Durham, from Derwent Reservoir Walk to Durham Heritage Coast routes and more, according to This is Durham