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A section of the B6344 at Crag End in Rothbury disappeared in the incident on Boxing Day 2012. The road, one of the main routes into the town, has been closed ever since, causing lengthy diversions.
A spokesman for Northumberland County Council said: "This project has taken a great deal of time to reach this phase, given the complexity of the site. A big part of the process has been understanding what is taking place 30 to 60 metres underground. By gathering detailed data on this it has allowed us to develop a robust solution that we are confident will stand the test."
Gateshead havesigned Sunderland goalkeeper Joel Dixon on loan for the remainder of the season following injury to regular keeper Adam Bartlett.
Dixon, 21, has yet to make his senior debut for the Wearsiders and failed to make an appearance during a loan spell with Hartlepool earlier this season.
However, he has been selected for Sunderland's under-21 squad this season, and played for Boston. The club are monitoring Bartlett but are unsure of a return date.
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Sunny spells and scattered heavy and slow moving showers initially before dusk, with showers mainly in the western parts of the county such as Consett. Overnight the showers will die away, leaving a clear night with light winds and an widespread frost.
Minimum temperature: -2C (28F).Check the forecast near you.
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Sunderland's Beth Mead has admitted that her side's first season in the FA Women's Super League One will be "a tough test".
She told BBC Tees: "It's a new prospect and we are looking forward to the challenge and we have had to up our fitness ahead of the campaign. Being realistic we want to try and do the best we can in every game."
The companies owe workers £162,000 and face fines of £67,000. Vertu Motors, trading as Bristol Street Motors, in Gateshead, owes £1,001.42 to one worker.
The accused companies have 28 days to respond to the allegations.
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Work is beginning on site to rebuild the B6344 in Rothbury - the road hit by a landslip in 2012. It's cost £9.1m so far and the work is due to be completed in October.
I'll have more on this story and the challenges ahead onBBC Look North at 18:30 on BBC One.
International restaurant chain Hooters has failed in its bid to open a bar in Newcastle.
The council's licensing committee rejected the bid over concerns about disorder and public nuisance. The company can appeal the decision.
We'll have more on this story after 16:00 onBBC Newcastle.
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Newcastle Falcons havesigned Scotland prop Jon Welsh from Pro-12 side Glasgow Warriors on a two-year contract.
Loose-head Welsh, 28, has four caps and was part of head coach Vern Cotter's squad for the recent Six Nations. The former junior boxing champion joined Glasgow in 2008 and has since made 106 appearances.
"I think Newcastle are a club with a big future. For me personally, it's the challenge of being able to come and compete in the Premiership," he said.
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Mountain rescue teams are scouring the area near a popular Scottish hill-walking location in an effort to find a Durham University software developer, missing since Saturday.
Daniel Bennett, 43, - described by police as an experienced hiker - left his car in an outdoor pursuits café car park and hasn't been seen since. The alarm was raised by his wife when he failed to return to his home in East Dumbartonshire.
Conditions at the time of his disappearance were said to be good with bright sunshine and temperatures above freezing. I'll have more on this story onBBC Look North at 13:30 on BBC One.
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After decades of uncertainty, fires and rotten woodwork - Dunston Staithes will reopen today. It's the first time the public will have been able to permanently access it since 1990.
Martin Hulse, from the Tyne and Wear Building Preservation Trust, said: "We've repaired the frames, one to 40, there's 98 frames in Dunston Staithes. I don't know whether we'll be able to repair the gap. We need to bridge the gap but it'll cost a lot of money to do that."
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More funding to maintain roads and structures in the North East has beenannounced by The Department for Transport.
More than £13.4m is going to be spent at Haddrick's Mill in Gosforth by Newcastle City Council.
Northumberland County Council will also get £5.6m to refurbish 130 of the area's masonry arch bridges.
Darlington Borough Council will receive more than £5.7m to upgrade street lighting to LED lights among structural improvements.
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Work finally starts today on repairing a landslip which hascut off one of the major routes in Rothbury in Northumberland since Boxing Day 2012.
The original budget for the work - which had been planned to start two years ago - was £7.6m but the total bill is now expected to be more than £9m, with £4m coming from the county council. It's hoped the work will be completed by October.
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On Inside Out this week we've been looking at whether our congested roads can cope with the increasing demands for next-day deliveries as more of us shop online.
We asked if our road network can keep pace with region's expanding broadband network.If you missed it, catch up on iPlayer.
Tall ships are to return to the North East with Blyth set to host a regatta next summer.
Dozens of some of the finest vessels in the world will arrive at the Northumberland port by 26 August 2016.
Thousands of visitors are expected to attend the weekend-long festival, which will also include concerts, a mock sea battle and sporting competitions. The tall ships will then set off on a race across the North Sea to Gothenburg in Sweden.
After decades of uncertainty, two major fires and rotten woodwork, Dunston Staithes in Gateshead - thought to be the largest wooden structure in Europe - will reopen for the first time in 25 years.
We'll have more onBBC Newcastle throughout the day.