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Fireworks deemed 'significant risk to public safety' seized from Bradford shop
The fire service has explained that the amount of fireworks stored at the business exceeded permitted limits, which created a "significant risk to public safety".
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Soldier who had ‘homemade cannon’ jailed for terror-linked offences
A soldier has been jailed for almost four years after he made explosives and a “homemade cannon” while promoting extreme right-wing views and talking of raising a militia.
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Sentencing delayed for man who admitted trying to meet 14-year-old girl for sex
Tomasz Kowalczyk’s sentencing at Teesside Crown Court was delayed until November 30 after he admitted trying to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex in court.
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Newton Aycliffe residents woke to screaming and sound ‘like an explosion’ after arson
Residents living near a Newton Aycliffe house which was engulfed in flames in the early hours of this morning have described hearing a noise "like an explosion" and waking to the sound of screaming.
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Police shame drivers leaving cars on junctions in Darlington estate 'parking war'
Police have warned Darlington College drivers not to park in a nearby housing estate after residents complained about the so-called “parking wars”.
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£30m Transporter Bridge funding could be freed up as repair plans move forward
Tens of millions could be put towards fixing the Transporter Bridge, even if it is not deemed a transport project. Currently, a £30m allocation from Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA) can only be used on the landmark if it is restored to full working order.
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County Durham pub's towering Sunday roasts are 'best by miles' and award-nominated
A Burnopfield pub's award-nominated roasts are drawing diners from across the region with their towering Sunday dinners, with some customers claiming .
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City centre building to become 24-hour gambling venue despite objections
The council said crime prevention plans should be drawn up, including CCTV, alarms and measures to prevent anti-social behaviour.
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Louis Theroux visits Yorkshire children's hospice and gets surprise interview
Legendary filmmaker and broadcaster Louis Theroux found himself in the hot seat during a recent visit to Martin House Children’s Hospice.
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York firm launches AI tool to help track at-risk staff and respond to emergencies
Vismo launches Vismo AI at GSX 2026 in Atlanta, helping security teams protect employees, track risks and manage emergencies with real-time data worldwide.
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100 years in jail for members of Bradford gang that dealt drugs worth millions
11 men and one woman have been jailed for drug and money laundering offences.
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85-bed care home and assisted living complex planned for development
Flats and 12 supported living units are included in plans drawn up by developer Rhodos Properties.
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‘Overflowing bins’ and fly-tipping warning amid plans to ditch York recycling boxes
Bins in York could be left overflowing with rubbish unless some homes are given larger ones as part of recycling collection changes, the council’s opposition group has warned. Liberal Democrat activist Luke Draper said York Council should...
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Amanda Owen's son Miles takes on new challenges as brother Reuben builds TV career
Amanda Owen's son Miles is helping restore Anty John's while brother Reuben runs his machinery business and fronts his own television programmes.
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Unsung heroes protecting Yorkshire's wildlife honoured at special awards
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s first-ever Wildlife Hero Awards celebrated individuals, businesses, and community groups.
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County Durham man ordered to pay police officers compensation after assaulting them
Ricky Milner of Murton admitted assaulting two police officers in Seaham.
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Our money should be spent on making the NHS actually work properly - Sarah Todd
These ramblings shouldn’t get too personal but every so often something happens that is perhaps worth reflecting on within these column inches.
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Yorkshire Wildlife Park tiger attack: Family slams videos as inquest set to open
The family of William Chapman, who was killed by a tiger at a wildlife park, have said “deeply offensive media content is causing them severe distress” after US President Donald Trump reposted a widely shared video of the incident.
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Arson probe after fire destroys Newton Aycliffe homes leaving two women in hospital
An arson investigation has been launched after a house fire in Newton Aycliffe left two women in hospital.
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Drink-driver banned after being caught on Corporation Road in Darlington
Stockton drink-driver Sean Swain Howbrigg banned for 12 months after being caught over the limit on Corporation Road. Darlington
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Homeware brand set to open new Harrogate showroom
British furniture and interiors brand Neptune is set to open a new showroom in Harrogate.
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North East gaming festival unveils mascot by award-winning animator
An award-winning animator and director who has worked with some of the world’s most recognisable names in television and music has designed the mascot for this year’s Animex.
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Longshaw Estate: Police appeal after graffiti vandalism at popular beauty spot
Police are appealing for information after graffiti was discovered at a popular Peak District beauty spot, prompting officers to condemn the damage to the countryside.
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Blocking Rosebank would cost £11bn, campaigners say as decision looms
Refusing permission for the drilling of the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields in the North Sea would mean thousands of lost jobs and cost the UK economy almost £11 billion over the next decade, its developers have said, as a Government decision looms.
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Police swoop on address in East Yorkshire town and seize drugs
Officers from Humberside Police's neighbourhood and Operation Kinetic teams carried out a Misuse of Drugs Act warrant in Jefferson Street, Goole yesterday (Tuesday, October 13).
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Woman arrested after motorcyclist, 65, dies in crash near Skipton
A motorbike collided with a Land Rover Defender near Skipton on Monday, police say.
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Darlington MP says women need more help to tackle violence amid national 'epidemic'
Darlington women and girls need more help to tackle violence, the town's MP has warned, as police figures reveal thousands of sexual offences across the region.
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LIVE - Large police cordon after blaze tears through Newton Aycliffe homes overnight
A large police cordon is in place outside a home in Newton Aycliffe following a fire. We will be bringing you updates as we get them.
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Whitney Houston tribute show to return to Bradford this weekend
A Whitney Houston tribute show is set to return to Bradford.
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Powerful drama exploring child abduction to be staged in Bingley
A POWERFUL stage drama exploring the impact of child abduction is set to be performed this autumn
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Couple in their 90s face huge care bill after lifetime of 'paying their dues'
I know of an old couple who are in their late 90s and in a care home having worked all of their lives.
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New road safety scheme aims to keep North Yorkshire children safe on school run
The Bright Journeys campaign, launched by housebuilder David Wilson Homes, is providing hi-vis equipment to pupils in North Yorkshire.
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More than 21,000 free breakfasts for York pupils thanks to £55,000 donation
More than 21,000 free breakfasts will be served to schoolchildren at two York schools over the next three years.
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'It’s in our DNA to break the rules' - popular York eatery reopens after major refurb
A popular York city centre eatery has reopened its doors on a fresh new look and new offerings that hope to 'broaden what British food brings to the table'.
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Louis Theroux turns interviewee during visit to Martin House Children’s Hospice
Louis Theroux visits Martin House Children’s Hospice in Boston Spa
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Bradford City in new partnership with The Broadway - here's what it means
The collaboration will see the club and The Broadway work together on ticket giveaways.
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UK destination named among 'fastest-growing' travel spots for 2027 in new report
Escapism, adventure and a touch of nostalgia are set to shape the way we travel.
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Late-night trains disrupted after tree falls on rail tracks near York
Rail services were disrupted last night after a tree fell on the line near York. Trains in and out of York were severely delayed or cancelled while work to remove it took place. Residents near the railway reported a lot of activity...
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York and North Yorkshire partners join forces to boost community sport and physical activity
People across York and North Yorkshire could benefit from improved access to sport and physical activity under a new partnership designed to improve health,
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Dobbies in York to host special Christmas shopping evening with discounts
Dobbies Garden Centre in York is giving customers an early taste of Christmas.
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Full list of road closures around York as 10,000 runners take on Yorkshire Marathon
A full list of road closures in and around York has been revealed as 10,000 runners descend this weekend for the Altra Yorkshire Marathon Festival.
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Villagers fear late-night events at North Yorkshire hotel could leave them sleepless
Monk Fryston Hall Hotel faces North Yorkshire licensing hearing over late-night music, alcohol and noise fears from villagers. Decision due October 19.
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Man arrested after brothers’ graves set alight in Darlington released on bail
A man arrested on suspicion of arson after the graves of two brothers were set alight at a Darlington cemetery has been released on bail.
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Mum-of-two speaks of the two big advantages boosting her life since she quit smoking
A mother-of-two has shared how quitting smoking has transformed her health and daily life.
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Two in hospital after house fire in Newton Aycliffe as large police cordon in place
Two people taken to hospital after a house fire in Newton Aycliffe as a large police cordon remains in place.
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The contribution towards the war effort made by African soldiers is often overlooked - John Rwothomack
One of my most vivid childhood memories is watching the Remembrance Day services and commemorations taking place in Sheffield each November. Even at the age of 11, the same fact always struck me.
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Labour MPs must now engage with the Brexit issue - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Jas Olak, Vice Chair, Leeds for Europe, Roundhay, Leeds.
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Trump importing Russian diesel has strained UK-US relations, Foreign Secretary says
President Trump’s decision to import Russian diesel has strained diplomatic relations with the UK, creating a ‘very difficult few days’ since the announcement on Friday, the Foreign Secretary said yesterday.
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Man stabbed guards and wanted to 'kill them all' in racist rampage near college
A man stabbed two security guards in a “violent and racist rampage” outside Bradford College, and threatened that he would “kill them all”.
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Family of man killed by tiger criticise online content as Trump posts videos
The family of William Chapman, who was killed by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, have said "deeply offensive media content is causing them severe distress" after US President Donald Trump reposted a widely shared video of the incident.