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Energy bills could hit nearly £2,200 a year as Iran war drives up gas prices
Renewed conflict between the US and Iran and dwindling supplies in Europe has pushed gas prices to record highs
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The new UK university rules coming into force in November
International students will need to show they have higher funds to cover their living costs in the UK
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I tested the Oppo Pad 5 Pro, and it's a flagship-level Android tablet without the flagship price tag
Oppo’s latest flagship tablet boasts a huge display, a massive battery, and a slick design.
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'Divisive and destructive': MP pushes back on Burnham's EU referendum suggestion
Downing Street appeared to contradict Andy Burnham’s comments that a return to freedom of movement would have to be approved by a referendum.
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Full list of 32 finalists shortlisted in Creative Edinburgh's 15th annual awards
32 people and organisations from across the city have been named as finalists in the awards, which will take place on November 13 at Central Hall.
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Cut benefits to fund defence, say majority of Britons in new poll ahead of Budget
Former defence secretary Mr Healey is under pressure to find billions of savings to help ramp up Britain’s military spending
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Tributes paid to man killed by falling tree in Storm Boelo
Richard Baines was the long-serving curator of Logan Botanic Garden near Stranraer.
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Teesside travel boost as flight with worldwide connections finally returns to airport
KLM’s third daily flight between Teesside Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol has returned, offering connections to more than 160 destinations worldwide.
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Crafter's Companion: Story of Dragon Den's Sara Davies' company amid liquidation
From a County Durham village to the Dragons' Den boardroom, the liquidation of Sara Davies' Crafter's Companion has marked a sad development in the career of one of the North East's most recognisable business figures.
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Karl Bushby to receive heroes welcome as he returns to Hull after 28-year journey
Yorkshire adventurer Karl Bushby is set to be met by crowds of people on his return home from an intrepid 28-year journey around the world.
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UK sanctions Sudanese military leaders implicated in El Fasher ‘campaign of rape’
Commanders suspected of sexual violence during the largest and fastest slaughter of civilians in more than 30 years have been subjected to travel ban and asset freeze
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Chameleon Technology founder rescues business from administration, saving jobs in Harrogate
Yorkshire entrepreneur Gary Martin has bought the hardware business and assets of Chameleon Technology out of administration, securing 27 jobs and the future
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October full Moon: Photos capture stunning Hunter's Moon around the world
October's full Moon, nicknamed the Hunter's Moon, lit up the night sky this weekend.
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No 10 clarifies Andy Burnham’s stance on freedom of movement
Clarification comes after PM fuelled speculation about EU-UK relationship in series of interviews at weekend
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Military air chief warns UK faces ‘rapidly evolving’ existential threats
Sir Harv Smyth also said that a new doctrine of ‘autonomy, not flesh’ should guide the modern military as he addressed the threats the UK faces
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UK poll tracker: Burnham opens up biggest lead since general election after 100 days
The prime minister has pushed back against early election rumours amid the rising support
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Reset The Rates: What's next in fight to reform a broken system?
Attention turns to how the Scottish and UK governments will respond after The Herald's Reset The Rates campaign launch
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Fake TikTok Shops now fuel one in five phishing blocks — and Black Friday could make it worse
A single counterfeit storefront drove nearly a fifth of all phishing blocks recorded by Surfshark over five months
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How to watch YAGA — free streams from anywhere in the world
Here's how to watch the brand new supernatural horror-mystery series
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Microsoft is looking to cut more than 25% of its workforce
An employee buyout offer is reportedly being extended to roughly 60,000 Microsoft employees in the US, UK, India, and Canada.
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Tracking the polls in Andy Burnham’s first 100 days as PM
Labour has overtaken Reform and the Conservatives in the polls in the 100 days since Andy Burham took over
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Shabana Mahmood criticises author Sally Rooney over Palestine Action comments
The writer said she would donate the proceeds from her books to the banned protest group
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Keir Starmer's government discussed moving out of 10 Downing Street
The building has been described as a "gloomy, mice-infested, bomb-curtained rabbit warren".
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‘Democracy always’: Lula vows no return to dictatorship in Brazil after election win
Leaders and governments worldwide congratulate Lula on dramatic comeback seen as an important signal to rest of Latin America
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Scottish timber company cuts workforce by 82 as sales drop by £30 million
A Scottish sawmill and pallet manufacturer has reported a £30 million drop in sales.
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Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen to visit York for special event
Amanda Owen, the Yorkshire Shepherdess, is set to visit York for a special evening of stories, questions, and a book signing.
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Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen to visit York for special event
Amanda Owen, the Yorkshire Shepherdess, is set to visit York for a special evening of stories, questions, and a book signing.
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Scotland's five worst-performing areas for 4G coverage revealed by Ofcom data
The UK’s five worst-performing local authorities for 4G coverage are all in Scotland, according to Ofcom data.
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County Durham farmer up for national award after turning family farm into classroom
A County Durham farmer who has transformed part of her family farm into an outdoor classroom for children has been shortlisted for a national award.
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Hearing clinic appoints audiologist as demand grows across three English clinics
The Hearing Clinic UK welcomed more than 7,000 patients in 2025 as it invests in its English clinics.
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Full list of disruptions as fresh weather warning covers Scotland
Met Office issues yellow wind warning for Scotland from October 27 as strong winds and heavy rain threaten ScotRail, CalMac and travel disruption.
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Wetherspoons statement after customer 'turned away over poppy'
Wetherspoons has issued a statement after a customer wearing a poppy was allegedly turned away.
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Women in Scotland offered free advice on reaching £1m turnover without investment
Women building businesses without outside investment will be offered free advice in Scotland on reaching £1 million turnover.
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Why working out what Scotland gets from this Budget may be a lot more complicated
John Healey's first Budget brings a pension rise, possible energy bill relief and a defence cash injection — but Scotland's share of any new spending hinges on whether Barnett formula rules still apply in an era of mayoral deals.
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Black worker wins £14k after colleagues said 'slave' slur was like being called fat
Judge says management did not take the worker’s ‘complaints and upset’ seriously
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Lloyds boss backs devolution plan - but points out big problem if UK taxes banks
The upcoming Budget is speculated to hit banks with an additional tax
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Tommy Banks: 'This is the toughest the hospitality business has been in 20 years'
Speaking ahead of the Budget, the Michelin-starred chef urged action from Mr Burnham and Chancellor John Healey on VAT.
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Storm Boelo: Major train service delays from Leeds station due to Storm Boelo
Major delays from Leeds station due to Storm Boelo
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Popular cafe with top sea views in Whitby goes on the market
A popular café in a prominent Whitby location is up for sale.
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Accountants urge lower business taxes ahead of budget to support small firms
FreeAgent survey: 62 per cent of accountants want lower taxes for UK SMEs and freelancers, with calls for tax relief, IR35 reform and stronger business support.
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European gas prices soar to four-year high over winter supply fears
Jump fuelled by fears of further Middle East supply disruptions amid reports of US-Israeli plans to strike Iran
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Andy Burnham leaves door open to referendum on EU free movement
The PM says he wants to start a conversation about potential options for the UK's future relationship with the EU.
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Wetherby family attraction launches appeal to share festive photos
Stockeld Park family attraction rolls back time to mark 20 years
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Travel experts reveal best day to fly this Christmas for Bradford holidaymakers
The travel search engine KAYAK has revealed the best day to fly out from the UK for Christmas 2026 in terms of cost
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How to watch The Mob online from anywhere – stream the reality competition show
Celebrities like Parker Posey and Bruno Tonioli are involved in this mob-themed reality contest
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Traffic, travel and weather news - Live updates for County Durham and North East
We'll be bringing you all the latest live traffic, travel and weather updates from County Durham and the North East this morning (October 26).
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Ivor Novello Award winner Gilbert O’Sullivan talks about hit singles
1970s pop superstar Gilbert O’Sullivan talks to the Harrogate Advertiser before his concert this week at Harrogate Theatre
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About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain
More strong winds are forecast after Storms Boelo and Austen cause travel disruption, flooding and kill two people
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Police Scotland could lose 1,260 officers and staff in ‘devastating’ budget squeeze
The Scottish Police Authority warns that a flat cash settlement would leave officer numbers at their lowest since 2003, as Police Scotland asks for an extra £110m to tackle rising domestic abuse, foreign state threats and a surge in mental health demand.
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Preparing for a quantum-safe future
The threat posed from quantum computing on cybersecurity is significant
