Mark Lawrenson takes on 'Terminator: Dark Fate' star Arnold Schwarzenegger to make predictions for the latest round of Premier League fixtures.

A close-range finish from Jonny ensures Wolves fight back to earn a battling point against Newcastle at St James' Park.

Middlesbrough sink into the bottom three in the Championship after being held to a draw by 10-man Fulham.

Sunday's Premier League fixtures with Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal & Manchester United all in action.

A council agrees £14.5m funding to move Middlesbrough's Northern School of Art campus.

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Have a very good weekend.

Leicester Tigers v Saracens in the Premiership, plus Cornish Pirates v Newcastle Falcons & Yorkshire Carnegie v Coventry in the Championship - listen to BBC radio commentary.

Meningitis survivor Tilly Lockey says her bionic hands have given her immense freedom.

The 13-year-old from Consett, County Durham, survived meningococcal septicaemia, but her hands and toes were amputated.

She hopes arms like hers will be available on the NHS at some point.

A reminder that the clocks go back this weekend so hopefully you'll be able to enjoy an extra hour in bed.

The time of the change is 02:00 on Sunday morning when we will change from British Sunnmer Time to Greenwich Mean Time.

You can read more about why they change here.

Post-mortem tests have begun on 39 people found dead in a lorry. How are people identified in such circumstances?

A trail featuring a popular storybook character has attracted thousands of followers.

Elmer's Great North Parade features 50 large and 114 little individually decorated sculptures based on David McKee’s Elmer the Patchwork Elephant.

They can be viewed at sites across North and South Tyneside, Gateshead, Sunderland and Newcastle for another week, and then will be auctioned to raise money for St Oswald's Hospice.

The project's organisers say that since it was launched on 21 August, 9,381 people have signed up to its dedicated app, and more than 7,500 photographs have been uploaded to it.

Project lead Jane Hogan said the most popular Elmer was "Elephish" at Whitley Bay, with "Disco Wilbur" outside St Nicholas Cathedral, coming a close second.

She added: "One of the aspects of the trail we have enjoyed most is seeing the photos people are uploading of themselves and their friends and families out and about.

"The parade really is bringing people together and we’re delighted about that.”

Image source, St Oswald's Hospice

The man was fatally injured in the crash with the police vehicle after he left his moving car.

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North East and Cumbria

Damage caused by blocked sewers is being highlighted by a utility company, as it urges people to be careful about what they flush down the toilet.

Northumbrian Water says it has cleared almost 10,000 blockages across its sewer network so far this year.

One of the main causes is wet wipes and plastic, which can also end up in rivers or the sea, leading to pollution.

Richard Warneford, from Northumbrian Water, said: "Despite wet wipes being promoted as ‘flushable' they rarely are, as they may leave your toilet bowl when flushed but can clog up householders' plumbing and can also cause blockages in our network of sewer pipes.

"Blockages can have devastating consequences to people's homes being flooded and the environment being polluted, which is so saddening to see."

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was found with stab wounds in Stockton.

The 36-year-old man is in a life-threatening condition in hospital after being found at an address on Waterford Road, Norton, on Wednesday evening.

Cleveland Police said its investigations suggested the man was attacked in a house on Violet Close before making his way on foot to the house on nearby Waterford Road.

They are appealing for anyone who was in the area at the time to contact them.

The four men, aged 29, 33, 35 and 46, are in custody.

Newcastle United

Joelinton - known as Joe to manager Steve Bruce - arrived at St James' Park in the summer from Rapid Vienna.

The 23-year-old Brazilian striker has so far struggled to live up to the reported £40million price tag, managing just one goal in nine appearances.

But Bruce is "convinced" he will come good.

“He’s only young, he only turned 23 two months ago," said Bruce. "He needs time to settle… It takes a little bit of time to adjust. Joe will be a fine player for this club, I’m absolutely convinced of that.”

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Steve Bruce is wary of the threat posed by Wolves - aren't we all.

Obviously, he's hoping those who make the trip up to St James' Park on Sunday will be sent back down the A1 with tails firmly between their legs.

“We’re at home against a very decent Wolves side but we’re capable – we know that – and we’ll have to be at our best to win," he said.

“The one thing they have got is good players, who play in a certain system and do it very well. They’re a threat – they’re a good side.”

And with that, Steve bid the baying press pack a fond farewell.

Newcastle United

Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka signed a new six-year deal at St James' Park this week.

Manager Steve Bruce is hopeful midfield siblings Sean and Matty Longstaff will follow his lead.

“These things don’t take one day any more… I’m quietly confident we’ll get there. They’re two young lads with a big future.”

He added: “He’s [Dubravka] a very, very good goalkeeper. We’ve unearthed one, because not a lot of people had heard of him… We’re delighted that he’s tied himself to the club.”

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Steve Bruce on Andy Carroll and Fabian Schar’s injuries: “They’re not serious at all. Andy picked up a groin strain last Saturday, and Fab has a bit of a sore knee that he’s been playing with for a few weeks. They’ll not be fit for Sunday.”

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More team news from Steve Bruce: “The good news is that Flo (Lejeune) is close to a return, and so is Matt Ritchie as well. He’s been bouncing around the training ground all week.”

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Newcastle Thunder winger Misi Taulapapa is banned for eight matches for biting Oldham's Emmerson Whittel.