Arts & Culture
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96of readers back Bradford balaclava ban as MP says residents feel “threatened"
96 back Bradford balaclava ban as MP says residents feel “threatened and intimidated”
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Inside the hidden York church most people walk past without noticing
We take a nostalgic look back at York's hidden Holy Trinity Church, a medieval gem with box pews, stained glass and Anne Lister's 1834 communion.
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Yorkshire seaside town that featured in award-winning film starring Michael Caine
If you have ever watched Little Voice, you might recognise that it was filmed in and around Scarborough.
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The small museum that can only fit two people inside
The Ferryman's Hut Museum is the smallest in Northumberland and explores the history of Alnmouth's old ferry service.
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Texas exhibition to celebrate life and work of Bradford-born artist David Hockney
A new exhibition celebrating Bradford-born artist David Hockney’s life and career will open in Houston, Texas next year.
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Inside the hidden York church most people walk past without noticing
We take a nostalgic look back at York's hidden Holy Trinity Church, a medieval gem with box pews, stained glass and Anne Lister's 1834 communion.
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Amanda Owen: how a teenage Goth became the Yorkshire Shepherdess and TV star
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen is a household name, but the Yorkshire Shepherdess's life could have turned out very differently
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Christian nationalism in Britain driven by people who seldom go to church, says report
Research challenges the notion that the growing visibility of crosses and other symbols reflects a revival of Christianity
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The small museum that can only fit two people inside
The Ferryman's Hut Museum is the smallest in Northumberland and explores the history of Alnmouth's old ferry service.
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Miriam González Durántez: How being told no became my greatest teacher
Ten years ago, Miriam González had the idea to launch a charity dedicated to inspiring girls everywhere, but was repeatedly met with rejection. As she launches her new political party in Spain this weekend, she explains how being told you can’t do something can sometimes be the greatest catalyst for change
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How fashion designer used T&A newspapers to create spectacular dress
The dress, and other items pictured, were modelled as part of the event’s first sustainable fashion show
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Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered is a remarkable revisiting of one of the series’ most beloved entries
Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered is an excellent remaster that fans both old and new need to check out.
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The advent of first-person shooters introduced a wild frontier of unregulated level packs
Revisiting the forgotten fourth state of PC gaming.
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'If you're skilful enough, you can chop the head off a monster, kick it midair, and then kill another monster with it': Consider me sold on this indie first-person ARPG
Heathen puts a new perspective on Diablo, and it looks brilliant.
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"I use an iPad to create my paintings like the great David Hockney"
There is something familiarly striking about Samuel Sharp’s artwork. The fine lines, the bold colours, and the sheer vibrancy of the landscapes around his home county of Yorkshire exude a similarity to David Hockney, who was born and grew up in Bradford – the city where Sharp himself resides.
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I was told I had depression for 14 years until I got sectioned - it was bipolar
Kimberley Atkinson assumed her symptoms were depression until her behaviour started to change dramatically.
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AI is creating a 'human premium' for art created by people
Amid a surge in AI content, many are placing extra value on art that's obviously made by a human. But can that last, asks Ros Atkins
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'I kissed Rodrigo' - Roberto de Zerbi praises Bentancur's red card against Manchester United
Roberto de Zerbi praises Rodrigo Bentancur after he was sent off in a 1-1 draw against Manchester United.
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Gunman kills pregnant woman, 2 children and 5 others in massacre of Penn. family
Erie police chief said the scene was the most difficult and heartbreaking that he has encountered
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Major Teesside fireworks display to return to riverside after five years
A popular fireworks display is returning to Stockton after five years away, lighting up the sky once again this autumn.
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Ghostly monk said to haunt ship that smashed through Saltburn pier
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Plaque honouring All Creatures Great and Small author unveiled at his former home
A blue plaque honouring All Creatures Great and Small author James Herriot has been unveiled at his former North Yorkshire home.
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13 years on and with GTA 6 around the corner, GTA 5 is still a masterpiece
More than a decade on from its initial release and with its hotly anticipated sequel on the way, GTA 5 is still shocking and stylish
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Pope Leo declares death penalty 'inadmissible' as his native US plans to livestream execution
Pope Leo XIV has declared capital punishment "inadmissible.”
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Sad pictures show Darlington greengrocer packed up for final time after 150 years
Pictures have captured the poignant final moments of a historic Darlington greengrocer as the shutters came down for the last time after 150 years.
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Camden council was warned about paedophile nursery worker years before arrest
Vincent Chan went on to abuse children after being cleared of ‘significant concerns’ following council-overseen inquiry
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Spice Girl pays emotional tribute after death of British icon
Spice Girl Geri Halliwell has paid an emotional tribute following the death of a British icon.
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The smallest museum in Northumberland that can only fit two people inside
The Ferryman's Hut Museum is the smallest in Northumberland and explores the history of Alnmouth's old ferry service.
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Historic National Trust mansion to be turned into monstrous Halloween house
Ormesby Hall in Middlesbrough will be transformed for Halloween this half-term, with monster trails, spooky activities, live theatre and evening events.
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Shocking images show disfigured cats as charity reveals nearly 150 strays in Bradford
Bradford cat charity warns of overpopulation crisis after reporting 144 stray and feral cats across 15 colonies in September, launching TNR and seeking donations.
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Opinion: Why do audiences behave so badly at the theatre?
WOULD you tuck into a ready meal while watching a show in the theatre? Since I can barely even slightly rustle a sweet packet without wincing in the audience, the thought of scoffing a meal at the theatre fills me with horror.
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Singing legend and Traitors winner heading your way: what's on in and around York
York autumn arts guide: Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad, Alan Carr, Brontë sisters, Katherine Jenkins and Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
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Festive journey through Harewood House and a new Elf Village this Christmas
Harewood House's Christmas experiences include Magic at the Mansion and a new Elf Village.
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Amanda Owen's son Reuben hailed 'knight in shining armour' after dramatic rescues
Amanda Owen's son Reuben Owen has been hailed as a 'knight in shining armour' after rescuing his mum and stranded TV crews.
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Stack accused of 'flagrant disregard' for Durham after scrapping city centre venue
Stack has been accused of showing "flagrant disregard" by Mary Kelly Foy after scrapping long-delayed plans to open a venue in Durham city centre.
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This funny, magical Cinderella is 'the perfect introduction to ballet'
CHRISTMAS isn’t complete without a Northern Ballet festive show.
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'I think I do deserve this' - Salon owner proud of beauty award nomination
The owner describes herself as the “owner, manager, the cleaner – everything”.
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North East families invited to coastal book hunt and literacy day
Families can join Sunderland’s Look for the Book on October 10, with a coastal book hunt, swaps, theatre and Little Libraries supporting literacy.
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'It punches you in the gut': Acclaimed US legal drama heads for Bradford stage
“IT’S a classic for a reason,” says Gray O’Brien, who heads the cast of courtroom drama Twelve Angry Men - back in session for a UK tour.
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Forty Peter Rabbit sculptures from North East trail to be auctioned for hospice
Forty Peter Rabbit sculptures from Newcastle and North Tyneside’s Tales on the Tyne trail will be auctioned for St Oswald’s Hospice on October 13.
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Latest Celebrity Traitors news including murders so far, schedule and new twists
There are 21 famous faces that have headed to Scotland's Ardross Castle for the new series of Celebrity Traitors.
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Inside York home blending ‘original character and timeless appeal’ as it hits market
A two-bedroom home that blends “contemporary style with its original character and timeless appeal” has hit the market in Russell Street, York, for £400,000.
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Award-winning folk musician to perform at Howden's Shire Hall
Award-winning musician Phil Beer will perform at Howden’s Shire Hall on October 17.
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Wetherby town centre to welcome artisan market packed with seasonal goodies
The Little Bird Made Artisan Market will take place in Wetherby town centre on Sunday, October 11.
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10 remarkable old photos of a changing city and the York we used to know
Photos of old York in the 1990s capture the Barbican’s rise, Naburn Hospital’s demolition, Terry’s Chocolate Works and a changing city.
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Bradford nurse-led clinic named among top 10 finalists for beauty salon award
A nurse-led aesthetics clinic has been named one of the top 10 beauty salons in the running for the T&A Beauty Salon of the Year 2026.
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North East brewery creates exclusive 'Brewmo' beer for train passengers
Newcastle brewery Full Circle Brew Co creates Brewmo craft beer exclusively for Lumo passengers on its East Coast rail route, served onboard refreshments.
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Award-winning folk musician to perform at Howden's Shire Hall
Award-winning musician Phil Beer will perform at Howden’s Shire Hall on October 17.
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Wetherby town centre to welcome artisan market packed with seasonal goodies
The Little Bird Made Artisan Market will take place in Wetherby town centre on Sunday, October 11.
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Popular York venue reveals winter expansion plans
A popular riverside spot is getting set for year-round operation with a new addition to its site. The Riverfront York, based along the banks of the River Ouse in Bishopthorpe, has unveiled its Riverfront Marquee. Designed as a warm, covered...
