'Like a hangover': Why your partner's snoring could be impacting your health
Sleeping next to a snorer could be having a negative effect on your health, experts tell the BBC.
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Prince Harry's first public appearances after move back to Britain confirmed
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved back to the UK in late August, and the Duke of Sussex's first "public engagements" have now been announced
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Prince Harry's team confirm his first public appearances since return to UK amid King row
The Duke of Sussex's first "public engagements" since he and Meghan Markle returned to the UK have been announced
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Cabinet approve cost-cutting changes needed to 'modernise' Northumberland library services
The sweeping changes will save around £300,000 annually
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Prince Harry's first public appearances since return to UK with Meghan confirmed
The Duke of Sussex's first "public engagements" since his return to the UK have been announced, with Prince Harry set to attend a run of charity events
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Newcastle researcher to share £66m for pioneering gene-editing project 'at edge of what's possible'
Jim Stewart is to lead a project looking at "reprogramming" mitochondrial DNA
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Delta flight plunged 27,000 feet in just 10 minutes after pressurization issue forced emergency landing
Travelers reported that flight attendants struggled to communicate clearly because they were wearing their own emergency oxygen masks
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Speeding driver's lucky escape after car flipped multiple times and hit tree in Northumberland
Nelson Da Silva had been travelling at up to 90mph on the Military Road when he swerved to avoid another vehicle, which caused his to become airborne and land in a garden
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Zack Polanski expected to be named Green candidate in Starmer’s London seat
A by-election to replace former prime minister Sir Keir Starmer as the MP for Holborn and St Pancras will take place on October 8.
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Gateshead bully subjected partner's vulnerable daughter to vile mental and physical abuse
Dean Burdess left the victim, who has a learning disability, injured and feeling upset, degraded and belittled
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Prince Harry's first public events confirmed after UK return amid row with King
Prince Harry's first public appearances since his return to the UK have been confirmed this September
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Can Europe recharge its battery industry?
Europe has some promising battery tech, but can it make up ground lost to Chinese battery giants?
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I asked my husband to pay into my pension when we had a child - here's why
Molly and Taylor Haylett explain the changes to how they managed their finances when they started a family.
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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Nicolas Jackson is ready to impress, Spurs are scrambled and the 199th Manchester derby takes place at Old Trafford Premier League top scorers 2026-27: who is leading race for the golden boot? With 10 top-flight goal co…
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Inside The Chronicle and Journal newsroom on 9/11 - the day the world changed 25 years ago
Twenty-five years on from the September 11 terror attack we take a look back to how journalists in The Chronicle and Journal newsroom scrambled to cover a tragedy unfolding thousands of miles away
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Remembering Gavin McMahon - the North East's only victim of 9/11 25 years on
Gavin McMahon was just 35 when he was killed in the September 11 terror attacks - 25 years on, we remember the North East's only victim on 9/11
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Gateshead hubs celebrate 10 years of helping local families access healthy meals
Members and volunteers at the community food club have marked the charity's 10th anniversary
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9/11 remembered 25 years on: The Merseyside lives lost in the terror attacks
A quarter of a century has now passed since the attacks of September 11, 2001
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He sexually assaulted teen and then told police 'I should have controlled myself'
James Eves told his victim that they would both get in trouble if she told anyone
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East Cleveland councillors in new resourcing call for 'strong, permanent and visible policing'
They said there were not enough officers permanently stationed in the area
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'Aparthotel' plans for TAD Centre refused due to 'poor standard of accommodation'
Plans were lodged nearly two years ago and subject to ten objections
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Lidl store allowed to keep car park cameras to charge people who park too long
The supermarket was granted permission for the cameras and signs at its Norton store, despite objections of 'install first, seek permission later'
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Trio of plans for almost 400 homes in Stockton approved despite objections
Stockton Council's planning committee passed the plans, although one member accused the council of letting residents down over a key junction
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'Intelligent' attacker threw 'boiling' hot coffee over mental health worker leaving permanent scars
Jack Cunningham's victim, an employee at a mental health facility, has been left with permanent scars :: A judge said the defendant's 'mental health problems are exacerbated considerably by taking drugs' he 'should not…
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