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Chief Constable Jo Farrell got the on-duty officer to take her home to Northumberland as emergency services across Scotland dealt with the devastation of Storm Babet.

Scotland’s new police chief has apologised after forcing an on-duty officer to give her a “taxpayer-funded taxi ride” to her home in England.

Formed by a partnership of creative industry leaders, the Northern Creative Corridor (NCC) coalition aims to “unlock the huge potential in the North of England’…

Bus workers are being balloted to continue a “catastrophic” strike that has brought services across the region to a standstill.

Kamila Wisniewska's letter forms part of a Northumbria Police operation tackling serious violence.

Ten years on from her own graduation, a woman from Carlisle has been named the University of Cumbrias alumnus of the year.

Two in five former Debenhams stores have now been taken by other retailers, with Frasers Group and Marks & Spencer topping the list of new occupiers, latest data shows. 

Emergency services were called to the New England Highway at Ravensworth in the NSW Hunter Valley shortly after 4.30pm on Thursday following reports of a collision between a ute and sedan.

The rank-and-file must now draw up their own red lines for the dispute and demand oversight of all further negotiations, rather than closed-door meetings of the company and Unite officials. They must reach out to other bus workers to develop a unified counteroffensive against the restrictions imposed by Unite from above.

In an exploration of our species' intricate dance with its industrially crafted surroundings, Sir Antony Gormley's "Body Politic" tackles....