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West Yorkshire's Tom rises to the occasion becoming series' first two-time Star Baker
West Yorkshire baker Tom claimed his second Star Baker title in Bread Week, becoming the first contestant to win the accolade twice this series.
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Federal judge orders Trump administration to halt work on historic DC golf course until Oct. 26
Federal judge orders Trump administration to halt work on historic DC golf course until Oct. 26, pending more court action
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Travel: Poland’s port city where WW2 and Solidarity history come alive
GDANSK is both fascinating and beautiful.
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Royals to meet survivors to mark disaster’s 60th anniversary
Charles, Camilla and William will join the Aberfan community to pay tribute to the victims who died when a coal tip collapsed onto the village
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British and Irish governments ‘should negotiate paramilitary disbandment in Northern Ireland’
Report finds ‘window of opportunity’ for formal process involving loyalist and republican groups
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Ben Affleck lost 3 years to Starcraft, has strong Valorant opinions, and mourns RTSes as a genre
He's also handsome and wealthy. I'm beginning to think we're the same guy.
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Germans among those airlifted to safety as storms kill five in Mexico
Heavy rain and strong winds have caused serious damage in Baja California and Guerrero, where authorities seek six missing and deploy thousands of rescue workers amid further flood risk.
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Fighter jets deployed after aircraft issues hijack signal over Germany’s Nuremberg
Eurofighter jets were deployed to escort the aircraft which was travelling from Corfu in Greece to Germany
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Latin American organised crime ‘may operate in 16 European countries’
Cocaine seizures in Europe are up more than fivefold in 10 years as a host of cartels take root. A four-month Guardian investigation reveals the true scale of a continent-wide shift
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Historic York hotel set to change after changes get the go-ahead
A historic York hotel is set for changes following the approval of plans for a renovation. Changes to the bar, restaurant and reception area of the Dean Court Hotel have been approved by City of York Council. The application from its...
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Two little brothers, 4 and 11, allegedly killed by dad after McDonald’s trip
Jimmy Gramajo, 4, and his 11-year-old brother, Osmani Gramajo, were killed Sunday afternoon in the city's Pico-Union neighborhood
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21-year-old man charged after incident near York museum saw two men in hospital
In a statement this morning, a force spokesperson said: "The 21-year-old man arrested at Hull Railway Station has now been charged with robbery and possession of a bladed article in a public place."
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Video. Kazakhstan’s first Open Asian Falconry Cup showcases ancient hunting heritage
Video. Kazakhstan hosted its first Open Asian Falconry Cup on 9 and 10 October in Bozanbay, a village in the country's east, bringing together 176 falconers from 10 countries.
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South Africa vs Australia: The questions posed after Proteas' heavy defeat
Australia complete 214-run victory over South Africa in Durban. What does heavy defeat mean for the world champions?
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Glasgow hospitality group set to take over The Star Bar this month
A Glasgow hospitality group has announced plans to acquire the historic pub, The Star Bar.
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Here's how you could own a copper whisky still dating back to 1898
Two whisky stills from Speyside which date back more than 100 years have gone up for auction
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Newton Aycliffe dad known as ‘brilliant footballer’ took his own life, inquest hears
A ‘much-loved’ County Durham dad who was known locally as a ‘brilliant footballer’ took his own life, an inquest heard.
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Why Saudi Arabia has struggled to defend itself against the Houthis' recent attacks
Saudi Arabia has one of the world’s most expensive and sophisticated arsenals, filled with American warplanes, missile defenses and other technology
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21-year-old man charged after incident near York museum saw two men in hospital
In a statement this morning, a force spokesperson said: "The 21-year-old man arrested at Hull Railway Station has now been charged with robbery and possession of a bladed article in a public place."
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Trump’s new press secretary has a history of pushing banana conspiracy theories
Katie Zacharia was appointed as White House press secretary on Friday, replacing Karoline Leavitt, who left the role in August
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Hunt for Amelia Earhart’s plane enters critical phase
The first woman to make a solo flight across the Atlantic, Earhart had been attempting to fly around the world when she disappeared in 1937
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Man charged after violence near York museum
A man has been charged following the outbreak of violence near the National Railway Museum in York. We reported on Sunday that police called to Leeman Road, in York, at 2.19pm, following a report of an altercation involving three men. A...
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Harrogate MP calls for faster leak repairs as Yorkshire faces drought
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has called on Yorkshire Water to accelerate leak repairs and publish a detailed plan to reduce water losses.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns as ambassador to Greece — after Trump told her to
The former Fox News star and ex-fiance of Donald Trump Jr. vowed to fight the ‘false’ allegations against her
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Israel returns 22 artifacts as Greece pushes to bring antiquities home
Israel has returned 22 ancient Greek artifacts that were illegally removed from Greece, marking the first such repatriation between the two countries
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Heartbreaking tributes to dad-of-two and firefighter killed in crash
Tributes have been paid for retired firefighter and dad-of-two Gary Holmes
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While WoW: Forever's Collector's Edition offers a game code, God of War Laufey's 'Collector's Box' is taking the GTA 6 approach and doesn't come with a copy of the game — 'Eventually the statue is going to be digital as well'
The God of War Laufey - Collector's Box has been revealed, and like the Grand Theft Auto 6 collector's edition, the pricey package doesn't include the game.
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Why French high school students are protesting – and how it could spread in Europe
Everything you need to know about the nationwide movement
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Tree surgeon in court after reversing into electrical box outside Durham station
A tree surgeon clipped a pillar while turning his car around outside Durham Railway Station, a court heard.
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£25 million investment transforms North Yorkshire country resort
The historic Aldwark Manor country estate has been transformed following a multi-million pound investment.
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Four County Durham volunteers receive British Empire Medals at castle ceremony
Four County Durham volunteers receive British Empire Medals at Durham Castle for aviation history, young people, cancer support and Chester-le-Street community.
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Oleshky official warns against giving Russia more Ukrainian territory
In a rare glimpse into life under Russian occupation, Tetiana Hasanenko, head of the Oleshky city military administration, told Euronews of spreading hunger and residents risking their lives to find food on the "road of death." #EuropeToday
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What to know about the Nord Stream pipeline explosions trial opening in Germany this week
A former Ukrainian army officer is going on trial in Germany over undersea explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany four years ago
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Archbishop of York announces major overseas visit to strengthen church ties
The Archbishop of York is set to begin an overseas visit to Australia and Hong Kong to strengthen church ties.
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Lord Mayor of York joins cadets for National Cadet Week celebrations in Clifton
The Lord Mayor of York, Councillor Margaret Wells, visited Cadets and Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs ) at an Open Day at Duncombe Barracks.
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What sort of relationship should Britain have with the EU in an increasingly volatile world?
Why so many Parliamenterians would refuse to touch the issue of Brexit is understandable given how painful the whole process of decoupling from the European Union was. However, the world is a different place to what it was ten years ago when the Brexit vote took place.
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Lord Mayor of York joins cadets for National Cadet Week celebrations in Clifton
The Lord Mayor of York, Councillor Margaret Wells, visited Cadets and Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs ) at an Open Day at Duncombe Barracks.
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What next for empty traditional red phone box in this York village?
Fulford Parish Council took ownership of an iconic Sir Giles Gilbert Scott-designed kiosk in Main Street from BT earlier this year.
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Pope Leo XIV is set to enter a Rome hospital for removal of a lung nodule
Pope Leo XIV is set to undergo surgery to remove a lung nodule, a procedure that will determine if the lesion is malignant
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Archbishop of York announces major overseas visit to strengthen church ties
The Archbishop of York is set to begin an overseas visit to Australia and Hong Kong to strengthen church ties.
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What next for empty traditional red phone box in this York village?
Fulford Parish Council took ownership of an iconic Sir Giles Gilbert Scott-designed kiosk in Main Street from BT earlier this year.
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BBC's Orla Guerin travels with Yemen's southern national security forces through desert battlefield
Orla Guerin travelled through Yemen, with forces loyal to its internationally recognised government, to a remote desert battlefield where Houthi rebels were dislodged just days ago.
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Last-ditch bid to save historic warship which was set to become museum
A last-ditch bid has been launched to save a historic Royal Navy warship which was set to become a museum on Greenock's waterfront.
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NATO warns Russia amid escalating hybrid attacks from Moscow
NATO's top commander has a message for Moscow: any attack on the alliance will be blocked, blunted and broken. In Warsaw, Zelenskyy says Russia has already broken Trump's energy ceasefire. And in France, student protests enter a new phase as the country's budget reaches the French Assembly. #EuropeToday
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Portugal begins high-speed rail construction between Lisbon and Porto
“Alongside the new Lisbon airport, high-speed rail lines represent the largest infrastructure projects the country will undertake this century," Miguel Pinto Luz, Portugal's minister of infrastructure and housing, said. #EuropeNews
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BBC to stop recording The Archers in Birmingham for first time in its 75-year history
Plans for a new theatre for world’s longest-running soap in Digbeth scrapped as part of cost-cutting measures
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Edward Waters announces it will build first on-campus dorm since 1982
Florida's oldest historically Black university has announced plans to build its first dormitory in four decades
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Normandy veteran Henry Rice dies aged 100
Henry Rice, from Cranleigh, Surrey, was a signalman who served off Normandy in the days after D-Day.
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Ceuta troops absent as Spain holds National Day parade in Madrid
The parade took place against a tense political backdrop, after Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a snap general election for 29 November. #EuropeNews
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First national memorial for Arandora Star takes place in Glasgow
An event first national commemoration of the sinking of the Arandora Star has taken place in Glasgow
