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The hidden wartime bunker on the North York Moors built to fool German bombers
Hidden on Guisborough Moor is a Second World War bunker that formed part of an elaborate plan to draw German bombers away from industrial Teesside.
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Council admits FOI error over gift shops' rates arrears — but will not release emails
The Herald appealed a decision to block the release of correspondence between the council, Criterion Capital and tenants at the Princes Street fire site.
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Storm Boelo latest: ‘Danger to life’ warnings issued as UK braces for 80mph winds
Two amber ‘danger to life’ warnings are in place and several yellow warnings as Storm Boelo hits the UK
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France protests latest: Tourist sites closed as 70,000 police brace for riots
Student representatives say they are 'not satisfied' after meeting Macron and urge pupils to continue mobilising
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Storm Boelo mapped: Where strong gales and rain will hit UK today
Met Office issues two amber ‘danger to life’ warnings as more strong gales to hit the UK
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Inflation, earnings reports and the mood of consumers and the Federal Reserve fill out a busy week
A key update on inflation and its impact on consumer confidence, economic growth and interest rate policy will fill a busy calendar this week along with more big earnings reports
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Tech tycoons must not be allowed to ‘let rip’ with AI, minister warns
The Budget will include hundreds of millions of pounds of investment in artificial intelligence.
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Darlington pub loses alcohol licence after ‘significant failings’ before 'murder'
A Darlington pub has lost its licence to sell alcohol after police identified 'significant licensing management failings' before the alleged murder of Leanne Park.
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The traditional North East butcher that has been serving customers for over 70 years
Blackwells Butchers in Norton is an independent family-run butcher, that have been serving customers for more than 70 years.
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Stockton traffic restrictions overhauled in borough-wide update - public notice
Stockton Council has overhauled traffic orders for moving traffic, weight limits, parking and speed limits across the borough.
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Japan's unpopular revision of Imperial law that reinforces male-only succession takes effect
Japan’s unpopular revisions to the Imperial House Law that reinforce the male-only succession rules took effect Saturday
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Meet the young North East dancers preparing to star in professional ballet production
Young North East dancers from Youth Ballet North will join Northern Ballet’s Cinderella at Newcastle Theatre Royal from October 28 to 31, in a professional ballet production.
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From Harry Potter to Avengers: 12 blockbuster films filmed in the North East
The North East has long attracted filmmakers looking for dramatic landscapes, historic buildings and instantly recognisable locations.
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Kingsmead development brings energy-efficient homes to Wooler
In the historic market town of Wooler, a new residential project is demonstrating how energy-efficient construction and regional design can sit comfortably together.
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'Shameless' councillor saves seat and £11k allowance with last-minute appearance
A persistently absent councillor has managed to save his seat – and his allowance – by turning up for a meeting in the nick of time.
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Planning shake-up sees fewer Durham county councillors decide applications
County Durham planning changes will see officers decide more applications as four committees become one under the Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025.
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As a divided Israel prepares to go to the polls, can Netanyahu pull off his greatest political trick yet?
The prime minister has defined and dominated his country’s politics for three decades and is putting his rivals on the defensive before Tuesday’s general election
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Photos show Día de Muertos celebration at Seattle’s Pike Place Market
Seattle’s Pike Place Market celebrated Day of the Dead, or Día de Muertos, for the first time Friday, with mariachi and folklórico performances, lucha libre wrestling and ofrendas honoring deceased loved ones and Mexican heritage. The event culminated in a parade around the Pike Place Market historic district.
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Sam Heughan on data centres: ‘As an actor, I’m completely against AI’
Outlander star Sam Heughan criticises Scotland’s data centre boom, opposing plans near Glasgow and Dumfries over AI threats and landscape damage.
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Cheapest fuel prices in and around Darlington this weekend
To help you get the best deal on your petrol or diesel, we've compiled a list of the cheapest garages in and around Darlington.
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New pictures show North East pub is nearly gone as demolition progresses
Work is progressing in the destruction of the Golden Eagle in Thornaby.
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FBI releases statement after ‘disturbing allegations’ against Meghan’s father
The Duchess of Sussex said she is ‘deeply disturbed’ by the allegations made against her father
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LIVE - Darlington road closed in both directions after early morning crash
The B6280 on Yarm Road is closed in both directions due to an accident early this morning.
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Verse from Qu’ran inspired US man to leap on runaway school bus and halt it
Ebro Ahmed, who acted after driver’s medical emergency, said he hopes incident will show Eritreans ‘in a good way’
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15 County Durham planning applications you need to know about
Durham County Council has received a range of new planning applications recently, including proposals for home extensions, farm conversions, and changes to local amenities. The following is a summary of the latest applications submitted to the council.
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1,100-home Harrogate development prompts 'under siege' warning from councillor
Proposals for 1,100 homes on the outskirts of Harrogate have prompted a senior councillor to warn that North Yorkshire is “under siege” from development that is not properly planned.
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‘You need persistence’: the Norfolk couple who took on environmental regulators three times – and won
Tim and Geli Harris have spent more than a decade fighting to protect Catfield Fen, a rare wetland in the Norfolk Broads
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The European cities facing protests as continent gripped by cost of living crisis
Mass protests over the rising cost of living and worsening standards have thrown Europe into turmoil
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Free educational treasure hunt challenge launches across North East for half-term
Families across Teesside and the North East can take part in a free Find Maestro treasure hunt at libraries, attractions and community venues.
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Darlington shop launches huge ‘everything must go’ sale ahead of temporary closure
A Darlington outdoor clothing retailer is set to temporarily close its doors as it prepares for a major refurbishment.
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Tinned food, loo roll and power banks: the Brits following advice to stockpile
Government campaign recommends three days’ worth of stores for emergencies, but some are ahead of the game
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Opposition deepfake video of Spanish PM’s wife sparks outrage before election
Video shows AI likenesses of people linked to Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist party appearing to admit to wrongdoing
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Criminal gangs using AI to ‘make it easier’ to exploit British children
Exclusive: AI is one of the driving forces behind rising numbers of British children being victims of trafficking, anti-slavery commissioner warns
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Scottish farmers consider pulling out of mobile mast deals amid huge rent cuts
Scottish farmers could pull out of mobile mast agreements after rent cuts of thousands of pounds, sparking warnings over rural mobile coverage.
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Government and AI giants to set up ‘world first’ pandemic-prevention lab
The announcement comes amid wider government efforts to harness AI
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The peaceful seven-mile Yorkshire Dales walk with stunning views over Malham Tarn
Great Close Hill & the best of Malham Tarn
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Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany's recovery will take 'weeks'
Vincent Kompany remains stable in hospital as doctors run tests following his collapse on Friday, says Bayern Munich director Max Eberl.
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County Durham dad jailed after hitting man with dumbbell for pestering his son
A protective dad smashed a dumbbell into a man’s head after he reportedly pestered his drunken son at home, a court heard.
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North East Girl Guides group raises £200 for lifeboat charity after visit
A North East Girl Guides group raised £200 for the RNLI after learning about lifeboat crews’ work and water safety.
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Black waitress, 15, called ‘that’ and ‘it’ by Thurso hotel chef wins £13k in tribunal
A Thurso hotel has been ordered to pay £13,048 to Danisha Charles after a tribunal found its chef and general manager subjected the 15-year-old to sustained verbal abuse before dismissing her over a mental health condition she did not have.
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Meghan’s father Thomas Markle being investigated by Philippines authorities
Thomas Markle has denied possessing child sex images, calling the accusations ‘sick lies’
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Storm Austen: Poole man 'lucky to be alive' after falling tree crushes car
Pete Smith was sitting at a traffic light when he heard a ‘giant bang’ and the roof caved in
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Ukraine war live: Explosions rock Russian petrochemical plant hit by drones
Several industrial facilities were damaged in the attack in Togliatti, the city’s mayor confirmed
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North East city car parks and roads to close for major regeneration works
Car parks and roads in a key North East city regeneration area are set to close as major infrastructure works get under way ahead of new development.
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Why is Paisley more than 17 minutes behind Greenwich Meantime?
As the clocks go back this weekend, buddies in Paisley could be forgiven for setting their alarms a little later than others if they decide to stay on 'Paisley time'.
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Australian MP Helen Haines no longer in critical condition after alleged attack
Haines, 65, who represents the rural Victorian seat of Indi in the northeast of the state, was struck by a Toyota Land Cruiser
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The independent creative hub in Saltburn putting local artists in the spotlight
Creation Saltburn brings together more than 80 independent businesses, with art, jewellery, pottery, gifts and more alongside affordable artist studios.
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‘I thought I’d met Prince Charming – then he forced me into marriage and abused me’
Exclusive: At first, Mohammed Alakkawi seemed like everything Maya wanted in a man. But, after he used an intimate video to blackmail her into an unhappy marriage, she endured years of abuse and sexual violence – until she decided to speak up, Amy-Clare Martin reports
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The Heir of Jair: Flavio Bolsonaro battles to claim Brazil’s throne from Lula
Four years after Jair Bolsonaro was defeated in an election by left-wing Lula da Silva, his son, Flavio is looking to reclaim power for the hard-right family. Alex Croft reports
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How El Niño could drive up prices, from mortgages to supermarket bills
The Bank of England has identified El Niño as a key factor that could drive food inflation in 2027
