Arts & Culture
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No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 7 Alabama remained unbeaten and mostly untested
Georgia, Notre Dame and Alabama remained unbeaten — and mostly untested
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The Celebrity Traitors star who went from North East council estate to TV stardom
Discover the Gateshead childhood and North East roots of the historian who became a Celebrity Traitors star.
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Greece will not 'borrow' its own treasures, Mitsotakis says
Bulgaria's Rumen Radev said the two countries had left the shadows of the past behind them, and the 48 artefacts will go on display until 5 November before returning to the places they were taken from.
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WATCH: Anti-racism protest and festival in Bradford city centre today
At noon today (October 3), an anti-racism protest took place in Bradford city centre.
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The Stitcher is up there with the best of Dean Midas's homegrown horrors
Andrew White was at the world premiere of Dean Midas’s new horror short The Stitcher this week. Here is his verdict on the County Durham filmmaker’s latest creation.
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Council condemns strange celebrity graffiti as North East culprit keeps returning
Newcastle City Council has condemned the strange messages and says the culprit keeps returning after clean-ups.
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Inside the world's oldest sweet shop hailed as 'cute' and 'must do' by visitors
Step inside the world's oldest sweet shop still trading today. Visitors say the historic store feels like stepping back in time, with traditional sweets, glass jars and plenty of nostalgia on offer.
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Popular author visiting North Yorkshire town to discuss new book
A POPULAR author is returning to a North Yorkshire market town this month to entertain audiences with his trademark wit and wry humour.
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Aggressive driver intimidated cyclist on York street
Police are investigating after a cyclist was intimidated by an aggressive driver on a suburban York street. It happened at about 5.12pm onWednesday(30 September) on** Livingstone Street**. A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: “We’re...
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Popular author visiting North Yorkshire town to discuss new book
A POPULAR author is returning to a North Yorkshire market town this month to entertain audiences with his trademark wit and wry humour.
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Pictures as crowds enjoy Bishop Auckland Harvest Festival at Auckland Palace
Bishop Auckland Harvest Festival returned to Auckland Palace on September 26 and 27, featuring produce shows, family activities, Growlympics and live music.
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Amanda Owen reflects on children growing up and 'wrinkles' since Our Yorkshire Farm
Amanda Owen, from Our Yorkshire Farm, has told of her pride at watching her children grow up on screen as she reflects on her family's TV journey.
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Behind walls of Thornton Hall - Hidden Darlington garden that's planter's paradise
Behind the walls of a historic estate near Darlington lies one of County Durham's best-kept gardening secrets.
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North East performing arts college invites young performers to open day
Arts North Studios’ open day at The Fire Station, Sunderland, on October 24 invites Year 9+ students to explore performing arts courses and facilities.
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Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reveals why she doesn't watch her own TV shows
Amanda Owen has revealed why she does not watch herself on television as Our Farm Next Door prepares to return for a fourth series.
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Laura Kuenssberg: Kemi Badenoch has cemented her image. Now she wants to take her party back to its roots
The Conservative leader is expected to set out a return to core conservative principles at the party’s annual conference.
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Sisters bring celestial sounds and storytelling to theatre
Interstellar Duo, made up of sisters Charlotte and Heather Sterland, enchanted audiences at the Upstairs Theatre in Bingley.
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Bestselling author Sir Alexander McCall Smith heading to Harrogate
Renowned author Sir Alexander McCall Smith is set to visit Harrogate for a literature festival this month.
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Grassington woman’s extraordinary story from dancer to BOAC air hostess set for film
The pioneering life of a Craven woman that spanned continents and eras is set to be captured on film.
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Bestselling author Sir Alexander McCall Smith heading to Harrogate
Renowned author Sir Alexander McCall Smith is set to visit Harrogate for a literature festival this month.
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Leeds United icon, Emmerdale star and TV fave seen at magical Leeds attraction
The popular spot has been in Leeds city centre for a year
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'York's had an outbreak of Legotitis - these modern blocks are spoiling city views '
'Legotitis' is robbing York of its character and these modern developments are making York look like anywhere else, says our lead letter writer.
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Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reveals why she doesn't watch her own TV shows
Amanda Owen has revealed why she does not watch herself on television as Our Farm Next Door prepares to return for a fourth series.
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Rare archive photos reveal York's lost and changing pubs
Nostalgic Press archive photos reveal York’s lost and changing pubs, including the Wheatsheaf, Coach and Horses, Black Swan and Red Lion.
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Rare archive photos reveal York's lost and changing pubs
Nostalgic Press archive photos reveal York’s lost and changing pubs, including the Wheatsheaf, Coach and Horses, Black Swan and Red Lion.
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Sisters bring celestial sounds and storytelling to theatre
Interstellar Duo, made up of sisters Charlotte and Heather Sterland, enchanted audiences at the Upstairs Theatre in Bingley.
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Sisters bring celestial sounds and storytelling to Bingley theatre
Interstellar Duo, made up of sisters Charlotte and Heather Sterland, enchanted audiences at the Upstairs Theatre in Bingley.
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Spoilers: Is social media ruining gig surprises?
Big moments from headline acts are shared online long before many fans see their favourite artists.
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In a 99-cent AriZona Iced Tea can, echoes of childhood autonomy and fleeting freedoms
AriZona Iced Tea has long been a symbol of childhood autonomy and simple pleasures
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King's Caribbean tour will not shy away from 'darkest days of our past'
In recent years, the King has expressed his "personal sorrow" at the UK's role in slavery.
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MAGA personality Benny Johnson hit with defamation suit by ICE protesters
MAGA personality ‘did not care’ that he made ‘defamatory’ comments during a ride-along with Greg Bovino, lawsuit says
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Six artists join forces for exhibition at Croft Village Hall, near Darlington
Six Darlington artists showcase paintings, pottery and prints at Croft Village Hall on October 10-11, featuring Frances Connolly, Petra Lloyd and four more.
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Heartbroken family pay tribute to 'football mad' teenager killed in River Wear crash
The heartbroken family of a “funny and handsome” teenager who tragically died when an Audi entered the River Wear have paid tribute to him.
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Pope Leo seeks status update of Francis' divisive opening to divorced and remarried Catholics
Pope Leo XIV is inviting church leaders to Rome to understand how one of Pope Francis’ most controversial teachings has been implemented
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'Her warmth, kindness, and joyful spirit touched lives' - tributes to much-loved nun
Tributes have been paid to a York nun whose ‘joyful spirit touched countless lives’.
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Depeche Mode fans flock to Prague’s Charles Bridge to recreate 1988 band photo
A new trend has emerged at Prague's Charles Bridge, where tourists now line up to recreate a famous photo of the members of Depeche Mode
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Knaresborough's Painting Pots celebrates customers with first awards
Painting Pots in Knaresborough is handing out £260 worth of vouchers and prizes to the winners of its first customer awards.
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Poet brings great-grandparents’ 1848 wedding journey to life on North East ferry
Irish poet Noel Connor’s film Crossings honours his great-grandparents’ 1848 wedding journey aboard the Shields Ferry across the River Tyne on October 1.
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Woman at centre of Cornell rape inquiry 'failed' by officials, says New York governor
The woman, known as Jane Doe, alleges she was raped by seven students at a fraternity house at the university in 2024.
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'Her warmth, kindness, and joyful spirit touched lives' - tributes to much-loved nun
Tributes have been paid to a York nun whose ‘joyful spirit touched countless lives’.
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Wetherby in Bloom celebrated
Wetherby celebrates outstanding success at Yorkshire in Bloom Awards
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The Yorkshire industrialist who was a pioneer of labour welfare who built Saltaire
Sir Titus Salt was a Yorkshire industrialist, politician and philanthropist who helped to revolutionise labour welfare by building the textile model village of Saltaire.
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Five colourful Peter Rabbit sculptures to be auctioned for charity in North East
Five colourful Peter Rabbit baby bunny sculptures and a Great North Snowdog go to a charity auction in Newcastle on October 13, linked to Tales on the Tyne.
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Archaeology discoveries beneath Auckland Palace to feature in talk
Archaeologists will reveal Auckland Palace discoveries, including a medieval chapel and ornate ivory knife, at a Newcastle talk.
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Miranda Lambert returns with country-disco album 'Crisco,' a set of songs that have 'a lot of joy'
Miranda Lambert has entered her disco era with her new album, “Crisco,” set to release Friday
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Rock icons lined up to play ‘truly epic’ concert in Scarborough
Rock icons are ready to have a summertime blast in North Yorkshire. Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators are bringing their explosive live show to Scarborough Open Air Theatre, it was announced today (Friday). Featuring...
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York designer named finalist in global design competition
York-based home decor designer Helen Reynolds who was crushed by an art teacher's comment at school has been named a finalist in the global Etsy Design Awards.
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Dramatic pictures as van completely engulfed in flames after Bishop Auckland 'arson'
Van completely destroyed after flames engulfed it during a fire in Bishop Auckland.
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The Snowman creator Raymond Briggs’ house is up for sale — complete with secret room
The property has gone on sale for £775,000 and is fitted with eccentric features
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Meet the winners! York's hospitality heroes are honoured in awards night
Oh what a night! The best and brightest in York’s hospitality industry were showcased in a night of celebration last night (Thursday) at the Radisson Hotel in York, for the third annual HAY Hospitality Awards. Launched in 2024 and organised...
