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HADRIAN'S WALL JOINS FORCES WITH CHINA'S GREAT WALL TO PROMOTE HERITAGE SITES
Is Unesco aware of this announcement? Birley said he and other heritage experts covering Hadrian's Wall were in the dark about the collaboration with China... READ MORE›
CHENNAI SIX FOUND NOT GUILTY, SAY 'DELIGHTED' FAMILIES
Joanne Thomlinson, whose brother John Armstrong was among the group, said she was delighted by the appeal court decision... READ MORE›
ALPS BUS DRIVER DIED AFTER CRASHING INTO ROCKS TO SAVE PASSENGERS, INQUEST HEARS
The coroner's court in Berwick heard from Wrightson's co-driver, Nathan Woodland, 39, who also worked for Classic Coaches, which is based in County Durham... READ MORE›
DRUG GIANTS THREATEN NHS WITH LEGAL ACTION OVER CHEAPER DRUG THAT COULD SAVE A?84M A YEAR
Avastin is widely used in the United States and other countries around the world to treat macular degeneration... READ MORE›
BRITISH TWINS FIND SECOND WORLD WAR GRAVE OF FATHER THEY NEVER MET
Edward and Sydney Graham, now aged 74, travelled from their homes in northern England to attend the ceremony at Catania war cemetery, in Sicily, on Wednesday... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Northumberland
LYNX COULD RETURN TO BRITAIN THIS YEAR AFTER ABSENCE OF 1,300 YEARS
Six of the secretive cats could be released in Northumberland's Kielder forest if an application by the Lynx UK Trust is approved... READ MORE›
GROUSE SHOOTING ESTATES SHORED UP BY MILLIONS IN SUBSIDIES
England's vast grouse shooting estates receive millions of pounds in public subsidies according to an investigation by Friends of the Earth... READ MORE›
5,000 VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO SAVE SPECIES - AND HELP KILL INVASIVE GREYS
It's an unfortunate part of red squirrel conservation that we have to kill grey squirrels... READ MORE›
BRITAIN'S LAST COAL POWER PLANTS TO CLOSE BY 2025
There are no coal plants left in Scotland after the last one, at Longannet, closed in the spring... READ MORE›
RATTY RETURNS: HUNDREDS OF WATER VOLES RELEASED IN UK'S BIGGEST REINTRODUCTION
The Kielder Water Vole Partnership said it was confident the mink had permanently gone, making the habitat safe... READ MORE›
FLOODS AND EROSION ARE RUINING BRITAIN'S MOST SIGNIFICANT SITES
From Wordsworth's gardens to the south's white cliffs and salmon rivers in Wales, climate change is wrecking historic sites, finds study... READ MORE›
NHS BOSSES WARN OF MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS WITH LONG WAITS FOR TREATMENT
The report paints a stark picture of mental health services struggling to keep up with a growing need for care... READ MORE›
ST ANDREW'S DAY: WHO WAS THE PATRON SAINT OF SCOTLAND AND HOW IS THE DAY BEING CELEBRATED TODAY?
Legend has it that, heavily outnumbered, Oengus II told St. Andrew that he would become the patron saint of Scotland if he were granted victory... READ MORE›
IN 2050 THERE WILL BE 9 BILLION PEOPLE ON EARTH. HOW TO FEED THEM
If the world's 75 million unwanted pregnancies were prevented, the global population would rise more gradually to 8.4 billion by 2050 and then fall... READ MORE›
NHS WARNS OF 'DANGEROUS' BEDS SHORTAGE THIS WINTER
More patients' lives will be at risk because of long waiting periods, trusts say... READ MORE›
WHAT WILL BE THE BIG ENVIRONMENT EVENTS IN 2017?
The global climate debate will be dominated by whether the president-elect Donald Trump withdraws the US from the Paris global agreement to reduce emissions... READ MORE›
RARE BUTTERFLY SPOTTED IN SCOTLAND FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1884
Scotland has a new species of butterfly the elusive and endangered white-letter hairstreak has been discovered in a field in Berwickshire, 100 metres from the English border... READ MORE›
RSPB LOGGED 200 REPORTS OF CRIMES AGAINST BIRDS OF PREY IN 2015
Charity calls for tougher legislation to prevent shooting, poisoning andtrapping of birds such as peregrine falcons, red kites, buzzards and hen harriers... READ MORE›
BUT WHICH OTHER COUNTRIES IS HE THE PATRON SAINT OF?
Legend has it that, heavily outnumbered, Oengus II told St. Andrew that he would become the patron saint of Scotland if he were granted victory... READ MORE›
CHARGE AFTER MUGGING OF DISABLED MAN
Charge after mugging of disabled man alan barnes in gateshead... READ MORE›
SUMMER WASHOUT DROWNS HOPES OF UK WILDLIFE BONANZA
The wet August was especially damaging for warmth-loving insects, including many butterflies and bees, said National Trust wildlife expert Matthew Oates... READ MORE›
UK'S FIRST PROTON BEAM MACHINE ARRIVES AT NEWPORT CLINIC
The Welsh Government said proton beam therapy will be available at the centre to NHS Wales patients with certain cancers within the next year ... READ MORE›
THE LYNX EFFECT: ARE SHEEP FARMERS RIGHT TO FEAR FOR THEIR FLOCKS?
This handsome creature returned to the UK in 2004 when the Great Bustard Group initiated a 10-year trial reintroduction on to Salisbury Plain... READ MORE›
HOW THE DORMOUSE IS RETURNING TO ENGLAND'S HEDGEROWS AFTER 100 YEARS
More than 100 years after they were last recorded by Victorian naturalists in Yorkshire's Wensleydale valley, rare dormice have returned to a secret woodland location there... READ MORE›
30 POLICE INVESTIGATE AFTER SOLDIER 'SHOT DEAD' ON EXERCISE AT MILITARY BASE IN SCOTLAND
A soldier who died at an RAF weapons range was taking part in a night-time training exercise involving around 20 servicemen... READ MORE›
GRASS WAS GREENER BUT WILDLIFE STRUGGLED IN MUGGY 2016
In those 10 years, we've noticed pulses of unsettled weather become the norm, said National Trust nature expert Matthew Oates... READ MORE›
NOBODY CAN BUY THE SILENCE OF A CLIMATE SPINNING OUT OF CONTROL
As a new and still unproven source of fossil fuels, fracking is completely incompatible with tackling climate change... READ MORE›
ARCTIC TERN MAKES LONGEST EVER MIGRATION - EQUAL TO FLYING TWICE AROUND THE PLANET
More than 2,000 pairs of Arctic terns breed on the Farne Islands, where they feed on sand eels in the sea... READ MORE›
HOW THE 'ANIMAL INTERNET' SHEDS LIGHT ON THE SECRETS OF MIGRATION
How the 'animal internet' sheds light on the secrets of migration... READ MORE›
BREAKFAST LIKE A KING AS FORTNUM & MASON PUBLISHES RECIPE FOR EDWARD VIII'S KIPPERS
Fortnum Mason The Cookbook by Tom Parker Bowles is published by 4th Estate, costs ?30, and is out now... READ MORE›
COUNCIL SET TO GRANT A?8.5M LOAN FOR 'ELFIC' PLAY VILLAGE ON DUKE AND DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND'S LAND
The Alnwick Garden is a non-profit making, hard-working charity which has generated over ?236m for the regional economy since it opened... READ MORE›
FREEZING RAIN PELTS PROVINCE, OUTAGES CLIMB TO MORE THAN 56,000
Freezing rain and ice pellets continued to fall across much of New Brunswick on Tuesday night, as NB Power dealt with thousands of customers without electricity... READ MORE›
DIABETES DRUGS COST NHS NEARLY ?1BN A YEAR
The cost of diabetes drugs has almost doubled in a decade, new data from NHS Digital show... READ MORE›
HUNTING FOR MOTHS IN THE NIGHT GARDEN
Once a week I record which species are drawn to the light, my first year of contributing data to the Garden Moth Scheme... READ MORE›
'DIVERSE' SUPPORT WILL HELP IN 2017 LOCAL ELECTIONS
Jeremy Corbyn Predicts His 'Diverse' Support Will Help Labour In The 2017 Local Elections... READ MORE›