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When the next solar eclipse is and how much of the Sun will be covered from UK
The next solar eclipse will see up to 48% of the Sun covered by the Moon from the UK.
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Sports car dealership director jailed after fraudulently selling customers' Porsches
A director of a high-value sports car dealership has been jailed after fraudulently selling customers' vehicles and keeping the money for himself.
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Aldi urges supermarkets to provide product that 'should be a basic right'
Aldi has urged supermarkets to offer free period products in customer toilets where possible
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The best photos from the farming and agricultural event in the North York Moors
The annual Rosedale Show returned to the North York Moors - here are the best photos from the farming event.
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Ryanair passengers urged not to bring common toiletry item in their hand luggage
Ryanair passengers are being urged to check what kind of razors they can bring in their hand luggage on flights.
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The Yorkshire Vet: Happy memories… of quite a close call - Julian Norton
Towards the end of afternoon surgery on Monday, there was an appointment to see a lame puppy. It was the kind of appointment in which is difficult to predict what will happen. The story involved severe lameness following an encounter with a swinging door.
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Murder probe launched after man dies following altercation and dog bite
A murder investigation has been launched after a 55-year-old man died following an altercation during which he was bitten by a dog in Wakefield.
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£8,000 worth of equipment 'stolen' from vehicle in York in overnight raid
York police are investigating the alleged theft of £8,000 worth of equipment from a vehicle in the Burton Stone Lane area.
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Air ambulance at scene of crash in North Yorkshire - drivers urged to avoid area
Drivers have been warned to avoid the A171 Whitby to Scarborough road while emergency services deal with a serious crash near the Robin Hood's…
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'He was lovely': Alice Cooper browses Scarborough shops before Hollywood Vampires gig
Rock legend Alice Cooper turns heads as he browses Scarborough market just hours before playing to 8,000 fans.
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How to stay ahead of tax changes over surplus income: Sarah Coles
There aren’t many people who consider themselves to have more income than they need. Most of the time the budget expands to fit all the cash that’s available. So you’d be forgiven for thinking that there’s no way you can take advantage of the inheritance tax break you get when you give away left over income. However, that’s not necessarily true.
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Magistrates ban 6 motorists from driving for between 12 and 40 months each
One driver from York and five from North and East Yorkshire are off the road for between 12 months and 40 months each after they appeared before…
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Have you seen this vehicle? Toyota Hilux reported stolen from outside York home
A black Toyota Hilux in 'excellent condition' has been reported stolen from outside a home in York, triggering a police appeal.
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Sproxton Hall Farm, near Helmsley: Floral tribute to the sights and sounds of summer
Putting on a show in the countryside during summer isn’t just about agricultural shows, many farms harvest people as gainfully as they hope to grow crops and livestock with campsites, holiday accommodation of all kinds, open farms and, in the case of Henry Wainwright and his family at Sproxton Hall Farm, near Helmsley – flowers, and a novel idea that Henry, in his mid-twenties, describes as ‘possibly the best beer garden in North Yorkshire’.
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“You’d never know”: York path reopens after police investigation
Cordons blocking walkers and cyclists from using Foss Islands Path in York during a police investigation have been lifted.
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Four people trapped in lift triggers midnight emergency call in York
Four people got trapped in a lift in a property near York city centre triggering an emergency call for help just after midnight.
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Pocklington artist returns home with exhibition inspired by the town
Artist and writer Helen Frank, who recently returned to her hometown of Pocklington, is showcasing her latest work at Pocklington Arts Centre.
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Johnny Depp helps Hollywood Vampires turn Scarborough into rock heaven
Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper deliver an unforgettable show as Hollywood Vampires return to Scarborough and thrill a packed crowd.
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Where to get 'a right carvery' in North Yorkshire- the 'best I've had in years'
The thing about carveries is that whilst good value, they can sometimes taste a little bland.
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New 'Chewing Gum Task Force' to tackle Harrogate's stickiest and most annoying problem
Busy streets in Harrogate may finally be rid of nasty chewing gum for good after new funding for specialist equipment was announced by North Yorkshire Council.
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This is the cheaper Tesla Model 3, but you would struggle to spot the compromises
Spend a day with the new entry-level Tesla Model 3 and it quickly becomes clear this isn’t some penny-pinching special conceived purely to hit a…
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Stunning locations within easy reach of York captured in 11 great photos
York Camera Club members share stunning photos of destinations worth visiting in the city and within easy driving distance for this month's…
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Carers have just days left to act as DWP plans major benefits shake-up
Carers have days left to have their say as the DWP considers major changes to Carer’s Allowance, including new earnings rules.
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‘Accident waiting to happen’ – call for action over ‘inadequate' signs in York street
Campaigners are calling on the council to act after claiming drivers are “ignoring” a no entry sign in Vyner Street, York, due to “inadequate…
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Robert Peston: 'My therapy is my rock band with Ed Balls'
ITV’s political editor Robert Peston talks to Hannah Stephenson about therapy, stress, being in a band with Ed Balls and the dark possibilities of AI, a subject tackled in his latest thriller.
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Village near Boroughbridge prepares for annual scarecrow takeover
Minskip will host its annual Scarecrow Competition in September to raise money for St John’s Church.
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'I'm the oldest pub landlord in the country at 97 - and I'm still driving'
Frank Collins, the country’s oldest pub landlord, says his first car was a Morris Oxford which he shared with his father in 1953.
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Eleven road closures set to affect Yorkshire and nearby villages this month
Multiple road closures will take place in York and surrounding areas this month for various works.
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York agency reports hot demand for coffee shops, cafes, and ice cream parlours
Coffee shops, cafes, and ice cream parlours are in hot demand across York, according to York property firm Barry Crux & Co.
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Millions caring for their parents must not be overlooked in reforms - Dr Jackie Gray
Our new Prime Minister’s announcement to finally correct the UK’s social care system is a welcome one. However, any attempt at true reform will fall short unless it recognises the four million adults in the UK balancing the care of an ageing parent with the demands of their own lives.
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Charity 5k run for mental health to take place in Malton this summer
Move For Mental Health will take place in Malton later this month to raise money for charity Mind.
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How Yorkshire's gardens are adapting to hotter summers
York Gate and Harlow Carr now have species that are usually found in Africa and South America.
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Major police operation sees city centre road near York landmark sealed off
A major police operation was underway in York city centre last night.
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Scarborough Cricket Club to turn pink and purple for hospice fundraiser
Scarborough Cricket Club will host 'Wear Pink and Purple for Saint Catherine’s Day' later this month.
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Swainby: Front door to the North York Moors
In the Crook Beck valley, overlooked by the moorlands of the Cleveland Hills and north-western boundary of the North York Moors National Park, Swainby has a literal magnetic draw that continues to forge the community.
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Seems like Yorkshire Water has given up on customer service - David Behrens
It’s those involuntary reflex actions that knock you sideways when the water goes off: reaching for the kettle, trying to flush the loo or wash your hands when you pick something nasty off the floor. It took me nearly 24 hours to get used to it.
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The Yorkshire Vet's Peter Wright helps launch pet memorial bench scheme
A TV vet who worked with James Herriot has helped launch a new scheme to help owners remember their beloved pets.
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‘Beautiful’ York home that’s been ‘thoughtfully’ upgraded for sale – look inside
A period property with flexible living space and income potential has been put up for sale in Newborough Street, York.
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New Christmas adventure full of festive fun coming to Pocklington
A new family-friendly Christmas adventure is heading to Pocklington Arts Centre this December.
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Firefighters called after smoke reported inside York city centre premises
Smoke inside a building in York city centre was caused by an electrical fault yesterday evening, Saturday, August 15.
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A pension warning has been issued for millions - check if you're affected
Pensioner poverty is rising again, with single retirees facing almost double the poverty rate of couples, new research from Steve Webb warns.
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Robbie Williams shares new health diagnosis saying 'it explains so much'
Robbie Williams has shared that he has been diagnosed with autism, which he says "explains so much"
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Busy path sealed off as police investigate incident near York city centre
Emergency services are on scene following an incident on a foot and cycle path near York city centre.
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5 books to add to your summer reading list from this month's Kemps picks
Featuring three books with Yorkshire links and two previous visitors to Kemps, this month includes harrowing historical fiction exploring Nazi war…
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Busy York path closed after police incident near city centre
Police are investigating an incident that has led to the closure of a usually busy footpath and cycle route near York city centre.
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Fans queued all day for a glimpse of Johnny Depp in York
The extraordinary scenes when Hollywood star Johnny Depp arrived in York and sent the city into a fan frenzy.
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Vital day centre saved and set for new home
Following on from the positive news that Cauwood Day Centre will continue I personally would just like to thank everyone who has supported our…
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Calls grow to allow farmers to build ‘modest’ reservoirs
Pressure is mounting on the Government to allow farmers to build “modest-sized” reservoirs to alleviate pressures caused by droughts and flooding.
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DWP warning for pensioners and benefits claimants as August payment date changes
The DWP has put out a fresh warning for anyone who receives Universal Credit, State Pensions, Child Benefit, PIP and other benefits
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Man arrested following murder of Barnsley man in Worsbrough Bridge
South Yorkshire Police received reports of a body inside a property on George Street, in Worsbrough Bridge, Barnsley.