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A friend of a popular scaffolder who died after a tragic trampoline accident has paid tribute to him.

Charlotte Crosby embraced her growing baby bump as she headed to a body treatment session in Stockton, Teesside, on Monday. The expectant star, 32, visited The Tranquility Room to see a body sculpting specialist and had a Yummy Mummy Massage after struggling with back pain and sleep. Despite her discomfort, Charlotte looked amazing during the outing as she wore a green sports bra and a pair of matching leggings, revealing a hint of her eight-months pregnant stomach.

Pound stores transformed the British high street, and the launch of a budget chain of pubs hoped to replicate this success.

READ MORE: New Big Brother presenter odds as two ITV This Morning hosts among frontrunners Marcus has a strong Geordie accent, but many have wondered exactly where he is from. He was brought up in Stockton-On-Tees in County Durham, after being born in Middlesborough. However, Marcus now lives in Canterbury in Kent.

GEORGE Clarke's Flipping Fast viewers have slammed the "ridiculous" property makeovers on the show. The new Channel 4 programme follows six teams of would-be property developers as they compete to see who can make the biggest profit in a year.

Morrissey has shared full details of dates and venues for his forthcoming UK tour.Last week, the former Smiths star announced nine forthcoming shows in Blackpool, Doncaster, Glasgow, Stockton, Manchester, Birmingham, London and Brighton along with his previously announced concert in Ireland.Now, he has given a further update on the tour on his Instagram page. The jaunt will see Morrissey kick off the tour at the Gleneagles INEC Arena in Killarney on September 24 before wrapping up at Brighton Centre on October 14.The tour will also include two London dates at the capital’s Coliseum and the O2 Academy Brixton on October 9 and 11.

Morrissey has shared details of a full UK tour later this year.The former Smiths announced nine forthcoming shows in Blackpool, Doncaster, Glasgow, Stockton, Manchester, Birmingham, London and Brighton along with his previously announced concert in Ireland.In a message on his Instagram page, he wrote: “Full details will appear next week of Morrissey’s ten upcoming concerts in Eire and the UK. The dates are fixed for September and October.“No rules / regulations / restrictions will be in place for these concerts – everyone is welcome.”A post shared by Morrissey (@official_morrissey_central)Morrissey’s last UK date was at London’s SSE Arena, Wembley in March 2020.Last month, the former Smiths man said that songs from his long-mooted fourteenth solo album ‘Bonfire Of Teenagers’ will be given their debut his forthcoming Las Vegas residency.

over the legal limit, tried to give police the slip by covering herself in grease.Magen Hendry left her front door ajar when she left her home in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, at around 3am on October 25, 2019.Her children – one of primary school age and the other a little younger – are believed to have been asleep when she left.Teesside Crown Court has heard how police spotted Hendry's black Audi A9 being driven dangerously.Prosecutor Uzma Khan said that the car had no lights on and was seen going through two sets of red lights.Ms Khan said that police following Hendry lost sight of her Audi, before it was picked up by CCTV abandoned in a car park on Durham Road. Hendry was then spotted crouching behind a nearby wall.She had covered herself in some sort of grease - thought to be anti-vandal grease - in a bid to hide from police and her bare feet were bleeding, reports Teesside Live.Ms Khan told the court that Hendry made a run for it, but was arrested after a short chase.

A drugs smuggler has been caged for 18 years after a massive haul of cocaine was discovered by authorities during a national crime operation.

A man has appeared before a judge accused of the “abduction and murder” of schoolgirl Nikki Allan nearly 30 years ago.

The row of imposing Victorian houses in Seaton Carew, County Durham, had stunning panoramic views over the beach and the North Sea coastline. Married couple Anne and John Darwin lived at No3 The Cliff – a seven-bedroom property with grand rooms and period charm.They also owned No4 next door, which had been converted into bedsits. It was part of the couple’s property rental business that included several other bedsit properties across County Durham.

ghost he photographed in a hotel has texted his girlfriend from his phone after they visited York. The man from Stockton, who wishes to remain anonymous, believes he was the victim of paranormal activity after visiting the haunted city on Monday, March 21, Teesside Live reports.The 40-year-old and his girlfriend had enjoyed a day out and sampled a couple of the city's 365 pubs.

Asda customer says he was left "humiliated" after being told to leave the supermarket by staff because they 'didn't like the way he shops'.Matthew Scholes said he visited Asda's Thornaby store to do his his weekly shop, after a 12-hour night shift at a care home, and was followed around the store by a staff member with a clipboard.The 49-year-old said that when he reached the alcohol aisle a female worker told him: "We have seen you in here before" and "I want you to leave the store right now".Matthew, who lives in Thornaby, said he tried to explain he had done nothing wrong.However, he said the Asda employee kept repeating herself and he had no choice but to put his basket down and leave the shop.Matthew said he contacted the retailer about the incident and was left stunned by their response.According to Teesside Live, an email sent to him by Asda executive relations said: "I have spoken to the store leadership team who have informed me they do not like the way you shop."I appreciate this may not be the response you were looking for and I am sorry for any disappointment this may cause."The company says that their colleagues can ask shoppers to leave if they suspect them of "suspicious shopping behaviour".Matthew, who works at Victoria House Care Home in Stockton, said: "I feel discriminated against and humiliated. I picked up a bottle of Ouzo and, at that point with a bottle in my hand, the woman said 'can I have a word? I want you to leave the shop right now'."I said 'what's going on I haven't done nothing wrong, I haven't stolen anything'.

A furious man claimed ASDA staff kicked him out of a supermarket because they 'didn't like the way he was shopping'. Matthew Scholes said he was booted out after an ASDA colleague approached him in the alcohol aisle about his shopping habits.

A carer has been left stunned after being told to get out of Asda because the staff didn't like the way he shopped.

More than 42 offices are set to be closed by the Department for Work and Pensions, with unions reporting that “thousands” could lose their jobs. The DWP held meetings today at 10.30am where staff were told of the major changes.

The Department of Work and Pensions has today announced a plan to close around 42 offices, and unions claim that "thousands" of jobs could be at risk.Thousands of benefits office staff were called to meetings at 10.30am today to be told about the changes.Thirteen of the 42 offices will be closed with "no other strategic site nearby" leaving some 1,300 workers either losing their jobs altogether or reapplying for work in another government department.Roughly another 29 offices are expected to shut with their 12,000 workers having to move to another site nearby.Many of the closures are in key parts of northern England, from Blackburn and Bradford to Washington and Stockton-on-Tees.Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey had recently described the DWP staff as 'exceptional', saying: “They are the hidden heroes for many people in this country. They should take great pride in their hard work and dedication to supporting people through these difficult times.”Shadow DWP minister Justin Madders said: "It looks as though the DWP doesn't believe in levelling up, it doesn't believe in its own rhetoric on jobs, and it doesn't believe in keeping people in work."Many of the closures are in areas of economic deprivation that can hardly afford to lose good quality, public sector jobs.

A former Clyde FM presenter used a perverted dating profile to prey on vulnerable children in the Philippines.

sex in public via CCTV footage in July last year showed off a rude gesture after she appeared in court.Thief Nicola Henderson attended Teesside Magistrates' Court and admitted outraging public decency in Stockton amongst other crimes, including theft and assault.With a string of offences taking place last year around April-December, Henderson admitted guilt to five separate charges and will be sentenced next month.

A six-year-old boy braved heavy rain and chilly conditions to walk 15 miles to raise thousands to transform a school playground.

A furious father claims that a neighbour ate part of his family's KFC order - after it was delivered to the wrong property.