this bridge is a defining symbol of newcastle and gateshead, and college stu d e nts newcastle and gatesheado them.|j think it is just a great symbol of not just newcastle and think it is just a great symbol of notjust newcastle and gateshead at selfie poll north—east. notjust newcastle and gateshead at selfie poll north-east. when i come home, i like i know at his home, i know i am merely there.|j home, i like i know at his home, i knowl am merely there. i think home, i like i know at his home, i know i am merely there. i think the design and engineering were really fascinating to me when i come here. it gives me goosebumps when i look at it, especially when you see the red arrows going over the top of it as well. it is absolutely fantastic. in the 1920s, this bridge represented strength, innovation and the geordie pride that continues today. well, a bridge over troubled waters may be what you acquire if you're struggling with mental health issues. it is world mental health day we have asked you for your views on this. one person has written to say that people are worried about admitting to

spanning the river tyne between gateshead and newcastle. now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. good morning. this is bbc london news, i'm alice salfield. up to £50 million of nhs money will be provided for longer—term treatment for those affected by the grenfell tower tragedy. it includes full physical health checks for former residents, and monitoring them for illnesses linked to the fire. the funding will also allow continuing treatment for mental health issues. the nhs has today announced that it will provide up to £50 million to fund long term screening and treatment for those affected by the grenfell tower fire. nhs england chief executive simon stevens said that a new screening service would be in place imminently to provide long homes in the barbican and golden lane estate in the city of london have been given conservation status. residents pushed to have the brutalist buildings protected and planning leaders voted unanimously in favour of the move. it means it will now be more difficult for new developments to take

an iconic landmark in the north east of england, the tyne bridge, which spans newcastle and gatesheadneside. fiona trott has been looking back on its history. over 7000 tonnes of teesside steel, and if you think the bridge looks tough, just watch the shipyard workers who built it. for the royal opening, thousands flocked to the quayside. king george v's carriage was the first to cross it. now, 90 years later, over 57,000 vehicles cross it everyday. and the red arrows fly over it, a celebrated moment. it is no surprise that visitors from all over the world photograph this tyneside landmark and that it has now become a grade two star listed structure. it is really a very special bridge. they had to build out from each side and meet in the middle. there are some historic photos of them actually building the bridge and there is no scaffolding, there is barely a rope, and it looks quite terrifying, to be honest. but i think it is really a reflection of that geordie steel attitude that they were able to build in a very clever way at that time. meet the residents of the tyne bridge. over 100

on in gateshead, you wouldn't be able to get to those, would you ?, casey, what do you think? it's a good idea, you aren't getting people left out, they will learn about how important it is to have social relationships and that helps tackle loneliness that we may be feeling. 0k, stay there, we are going from your age to 75—year—old audrey who joins us from the dance exercise class. hello, audrey, how are you? i'm fine, thank you. how much do you love your class and what doesn't do for you? i love it, the music is great, we have an excellent teacher, isa great, we have an excellent teacher, is a big social event for a lot of older people. do you socialise after, do you go for tea or is it just the class? we have tea or coffee after and a big chap, for another 30 minutes probably. we all intermingle, find out each other‘s problems. it's just intermingle, find out each other‘s problems. it'sjust human contact, isn't it, it's good for the soul? absolutely, contact. since the older people are simply to go with a building something on practically every day

let‘s go to carol malia in newcastle where gateshead council have warned about potentially dangerous,. and in less than a minute, absolutely terrifyingly, this is what could happen to the mask that there is a safety mark. it doesn‘t mean that it‘s absolutely inflammable. so you have to be careful. that is terrifying to me because my child had that in his hands in the supermarket recently. thankfully, we didn‘t buy that one, but you have to be very wary indeed of the labelling if it at this apply to children and not have them near any naked flames at all. common—sense stuff but trading standards watch the reissue the warning to parents this year just so that they know what to expect. every costume has the chance of being possibly flammable. that's the message we are trying to get across today. just because it has a safety rating doesn't mean that the costume is inflammable and the tests we have done today show that you need adult supervision and you need to make sure that your child is away from naked flames. it seems improbable that these are sold and they are flammable. they are sold