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Northumbria Police on Monday continues to investigate the latest dog attack in Wallsend, Tyne and Wear, which has left a young woman with severe arm and leg injuries

A 29-year-old woman has been left with "horrific injuries to her legs and arms" after being bitten by two suspected XL Bullies that had first attacked her own dog outside her home

Kaiden Burn suffered serious injuries to his legs, hand and ear after the 'out of control' dog pounced outside his home, and neighbours had to fight it off with a broom

Kaiden Burn was left seriously injured when he was mauled by an out-of-control Staffordshire Bull Terrier, an attack which only ended when neighbours had to hit and kick the dog in the head

Police seized the dog, believed to be a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, at the scene "to protect the public" after racing to the attack in Ashington, Northumberland yesterday

A grey BMW car collided with a bus stop in Newcastle yesterday afternoon, killing a 19-year-old man and injuring two women, who were taken to the hospital, Northumbria Police said

Retired Coal Board driver Jimmy Johns, 82, said he reported the incident to police after his nine-year-old Border Terrier Albie was attacked just weeks earlier

Close friends of Ian Langley, who died after an XL Bully attack, have backed the Mirror's campaign to overhaul the Dangerous Dogs Act as they grieve their much-loved pal

The suspected XL Bully, named by locals as 'Titan', was shot dead by police at the scene after reportedly sinking its teeth into 54-year-old Ian Langley's neck in Sunderland on Tuesday

The toppled 300-year-old tree is still in place at the historic site near Hexham, Northumberland, and now Historic England investigators believe the vandalism damaged Hadrian's Wall

Ian Langley, affectionately known as Scouse, was out walking his Patterdale terrier puppy Beau close to his home in Sunderland last night when he was attacked by an XL Bully

Police officers went to the school after getting reports of a person carrying a knife and later confirmed a 'pupil and their family' were spoken to by officers

The felled Sycamore Gap's own DNA could be used to find the person who cut down the beloved landmark near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland between Wednesday and Thursday last week

A chainsaw has been found in a major development to the investigation into the Sycamore Gap tree felling in Northumbria, which has gripped an outraged nation keen to see justice

People travelling to see the iconic Sycamore Gap Tree have been urged to stop touching its stump and removing pieces by the National Trust, as investigations continue

Former lumberjack Walter Renwick, 69, has two leaking heart valves and is not fit enough to have cut down the Sycamore Gap in Northumberland, says his daughter-in-law

Former lumberjack Walter Renwick says he understands why people think it was him, but insists he didn't chop down the iconic 300-year-old tree

Police investigating the felling of one of Britain’s most beloved trees are now following a new line of inquiry - that a chainsaw was used and the cut was done as part of an online stunt

The sycamore, which was in hit movie Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, was one of the world’s most photographed trees but was mysteriously felled overnight, sparking outrage

Northumbria Police have confirmed a boy, 16, has been charged over the felling of beloved tree Sycamore Gap, which had stood near Hadrian's Wall for more than 300 years before this week

Northumberland National Park (NNP), in which the Sycamore Gap stood, will be "special again," the attraction stressed - despite the shocking destruction of the beloved tree

Beloved tree Sycamore Gap, felled overnight on Thursday from its spot near Hadrian's Wall where it had stood for more than 300 years, could yet be saved, according to experts

Sycamore Gap, which stood in a dramatic dip in Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland National Park, was mysteriously chopped down in a shocking act of vandalism, which has left communities outraged

The famous tree, known as Sycamore Gap, in Northumberland, was found felled in an act of vandalism, with a pub located around a mile away offering a reward to anyone with information

Thousands of visitors each year walk along Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, and many have paused to admire the tree at Sycamore Gap, which was 'deliberately felled' overnight