The man is in hospital after being hit by a car shortly after midnight.

Many dippers are raising money for charities, with lifeguards on hand to keep them safe.

A Northumberland councillor says the station has just two "slow and inadequate" trains a day.

Rescuers say tides were deep enough to submerge the vehicle.

The artwork is part of a project called Living Barracks which aims to find new uses for the site.

Surrender bins are placed in 10 police stations so people can give up knives "safely and securely".

It is hoped the route will help develop tourism in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.

Dozens of new tourist businesses are opening in the South of Scotland as visitors escape to the great outdoors.