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Police at Hartlepool Railway Station last night (WEDS) after reports that Sunderland fans damaged the train they boarded at Sunderland to travel to the FA Cup replay game at Middlesbrough. Fans were held on the first train until another arived to take them on.

Football fans cause chaos

DOZENS of police and a riot control unit were scrambled to Hartlepool railway station after drunken fans caused chaos on a train which had to be stopped in town.

University Hospital of Hartlepool

BREAKING NEWS: Hospital’s services outlined by health chief

HEALTH chiefs today set out plans to bring some services back to Hartlepool’s hospital – but stressed there will be no return of its A&E department.

BREAKING NEWS: Car smashes into shop

A MOTORIST had to be cut from a car after it crashed into a shop.

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BREAKING NEWS: Valentine’s heartbreak for missing man’s daughter

A LITTLE girl is facing a heartbreaking Valentine’s Day as she turns five without her missing dad by her side.

Labour leader resigns

THE leader of Hartlepool’s biggest political group has resigned from his role after 15 months in charge.

Regional rss

BT opens three new centres

Telecoms giant BT is opening three new customer service centres this week, including one in the North East.

Pair warned over Ameobi race tweets

Two teenage friends who racially abused Newcastle United footballer Sammy Ameobi on Twitter have been given final warnings by police, the Crown Prosecution Service has said.

1,000 more jobs go at Lloyds Bank

Lloyds Banking Group is to axe almost 1,000 jobs and close three offices, including a site in Newcastle upon Tyne, in a "devastating" blow to workers, one of the staff unions has said.

More firms announce apprenticeships

More firms have announced the creation of new apprenticeships, including Sunderland-based car giant Nissan.

Reward after rope fells trail biker

A reward has been offered to help catch a saboteur who left a rope stretched across a woodland trail in County Durham which knocked a cyclist off his mountain bike.

National rss

Shark tea party launches display

An aquarium has hosted a tea party with extra bite in a bid to challenge perceptions of sharks.

3,000 apply to be hotel apprentices

A junior management apprenticeship programme launched by budget hotel firm Travelodge has attracted more than 3,000 applications in recent weeks - 66 for every position.

PM talks to king about preacher

David Cameron and King Abdullah of Jordan have agreed on the "importance of finding an effective resolution" to the Abu Qatada case, Downing Street said.

'Hope' for UK police Libya visit

Scotland Yard detectives investigating the murder of Wpc Yvonne Fletcher are expected to be able to visit Libya "soon".

Bank set to add £50bn economy boost

The Bank of England has injected a further £50 billion into the economy as the UK battles to stave off another recession.

Business rss

Jobs are saved in store takeover

JOBS at a Hartlepool store have been saved after a deal to buy out a discount chain.

Sarh Elsdon(right) pictured with colleague Caroline Blackwood-Wallace and Sam Pugh of Adult Education(centre) and youngsters Violet Richardson, Violet Richardson, Harlyn Nunn and Tahi Nunn.

Apprenticeship is a dream come true for Sarah

SARAH Elsdon has found her dream job.

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A chain with the right formula

A PHARMACY chain has opened a new branch in Seaton Carew.

Business in brief

NORTH-East firms are being offered the chance to explore opportunities in three Asian markets.

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Paul on course

PRIZEWINNER Paul Hewitson is looking forward to a bright future after his success in a Mail-backed competition.

Education rss

Ben Hedley.

Turning back the years

PUPILS at Grange Primary School, in Hartlepool, are experts on Victorian times after spending hours studying in the classroom.

Throston Grange Primary School pupils (rear left to right) Jay Forgie, Eve Robinson, Rebecca Stuart, Jacob Hodgeson and Megan Stoddart (kneeling left to right) David Collingwood, Martha Kidd and Leila Sharp, (sitting left to right) Daniel Hill, Ellie May and Rhodri Davies in their King and Queen outfits. Picture by FRANK REID

Diamond day for Throston pupils

A SCHOOLDAY fit for a king or queen!

Youngsters from Lynnfield Primary School with Jean Scott

Greece is the word for Lynnfield pupils

GREECE was the word when children from a town primary school paid a visit to a college to kick start a history project and get a taste of life in another country.

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Finding out about apprenticeships

YOUNG people have the chance to learn more about their futures at an event to mark National Apprenticeship Week.

Jack Dormand care home resident Diane Henderson (left) has her hands cared for by student Jeni Brown as Colletta Rutherford from East Durham College looks on

Never too old for pampering

CARE home residents were given beauty treatments as part of a national campaign.

Columnists rss

Exports are key to business success

There is much doom and gloom about the state of the country’s economy and the long-term prospects for economic recovery.

Budget’s best we can do

AT regular intervals over a number of months, I have tried to explain the budget process through this column and describe the difficult situation we find ourselves in.

Headland landmark St Hilda's Church

A local take on the ‘killer vanilla’ treat

I WAS chatting to a friend in a Hartlepool restaurant the other day (well, Greggs the pasty shop) and, not for the first time, we were pondering our town’s Scottish links.

Stephen Hester

Bill does nothing for the jobless

AS I write this, I am in Westminster waiting to vote on the Welfare Reform Bill, which is a piece of proposed legislation put forward by the Government to change provision on benefits.

Good in theory

JUST over a year ago David Cameron announced that the Government was going to turn around the lives of the 120,000 most troubled families in the country by 2015.

Campaigns rss

Michael Driver

Training offer for Michael

A YOUNG jobseeker has been given a ray of hope after being put on a waiting list to attend a training course for a sales job.

Sophie Stokle.

Sophie’s on song for award

PROUD mum Paula Coomer is singing the praises of her talented daughter Sophie Stokle.

Michael Driver.

Jobseeker’s interview hope

A JOBSEEKER who is featuring in a new Hartlepool Mail campaign to help people into employment has been given a boost.

Craig Mitchelson with the Mail's Race for Fitness poster

Get fit and toned up

A LEISURE centre is pulling in more than 17,000 visitors a month – and you can join the throng.

Left to right, Brian Kitching, Graham Lyth and Michael Driver

What chance do they have of finding work?

WE reveal the harsh realities of Hartlepool’s jobless as they bid to get off the dole queue.

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