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The private Scottish island that could be yours for just £350k
The island covers 267 acres and has two freshwater lochs and a traditional bothy
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BT agrees rescue deal to buy broadband operator TalkTalk
The takeover still needs to be approved by the regulator, but would give certainty to TalkTalk's millions of customers
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Bananarama, Jason Donovan and Clare Grogan to play Scarborough
A special vintage of pop superstars will stage a night of hits at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre. The most successful British female band of the 1980s Bananarama will bring their * Too Hot To Handle Greatest Hits Summer Tour*...
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Ex-Sunderland keeper Jordan Pickford ‘almost caused crash’ in £200k Lamborghini
England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford nearly caused a crash with two other cars during a bout of careless driving in his £200,000 Lamborghini supercar, a court has heard.
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Bus firm owned by billionaire brothers unveils fivefold rise in profit
McGill's Group has unveiled a fivefold rise in operating profit in newly published annual accounts
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'Family-run' UK haulage company falls into liquidation after 13 years
"Family-run" UK haulage and warehousing company Q Delivery Services has entered liquidation after more than 13 years in business.
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Bus firm owned by billionaire brothers unveils fivefold rise in profit
McGill's Group has unveiled a fivefold rise in operating profit in newly published annual accounts
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20 million UK consumers could share in £1bn Google claim over 'hidden charges'
Around 20 million UK consumers and businesses could be entitled to a share in a £1 billion claim against Google - see if you are one of them.
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Courts: Rapist jailed, £17m cash smugglers sentenced and teaching assistant locked up
A rapist who threatened to kill his victim and her family, members of a gang involved in smuggling almost £17m out of the UK and a teaching assistant who sexually abused a teenage girl are among the latest cases heard in Yorkshire courts.
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Dutch eyewear company is the first retailer to pull Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses from over 400 stores due to ‘questions being raised’ about the technology
The eyewear retailer has pulled the smart glasses from stores following growing concerns over the public use of the tech.
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Car parks across UK thrown into doubt as operator enters administration
A major car park operator with more than 800 sites in the UK has entered administration again.
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No 10 says RAF Fairford is 'safe' after US withdraws bombers
US media reported a new threat led to the bombers being removed on Sunday, following an incident near the base last week.
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Most successful British female band of the 80s coming to The Piece Hall
The iconic group will headline Live at The Piece Hall on Sunday, July 18.
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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From Hampstead to Harrogate can GAIL's upscale coffee house capture the hearts of the north
An upmarket coffee shop brand associated with Hampstead and cinammon buns is nearly ready to open its doors in Harrogate.
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Bowel cancer study seeks 250,000 volunteers to solve alarming rise in young people
King’s College London are working with Zoe on the Prospect-UK study to solve the mystery of rising cases
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Accept ‘bad things’ in return for benefits of AI, says Sam Altman
Boss of OpenAI calls for a regulatory light touch because of the ‘good stuff’ the technology can deliver
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Over 700 jobs at risk as major UK car parking firm enters administration again
Over 700 jobs are at risk as a major UK firm has entered administration again, making it the second time this year.
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Chart-topping 80s pop legends to bring huge nostalgia show to Scarborough
The most successful British female band of the 1980s is set to perform in North Yorkshire for a night of 80s nostalgia, joined by Australian icon Jason Donovan.
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Swan Lake coming to York Barbican for one night with live orchestra
The Imperial Classical Ballet is set to perform Swan Lake at the York Barbican for one night only this October.
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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Chart-topping 80s pop legends to bring huge nostalgia show to Scarborough
The most successful British female band of the 1980s is set to perform in North Yorkshire for a night of 80s nostalgia, joined by Australian icon Jason Donovan.
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Why are data centres such a big deal in Scotland?
At least 23 huge data centres are planned in Scotland, causing significant concern for campaigners.
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Lidl sales boost as budget deals lure in millions of new shoppers
Lidl overtook Morrisons in May to become the fifth-largest grocery chain in the UK
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor taking legal action against police
A private High Court hearing will take place on Thursday
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What went wrong at telecoms group TalkTalk?
The firm was once valued at nearly £4.8 billion on the stock market but has struggled since being taken private in a debt-fuelled deal in 2021.
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North Yorkshire town to keep access to cash machine
A NORTH Yorkshire town is to maintain its access to a cash machine - however concerns have been raised over its location.
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Popular TV channel shutting down this month after 8 years on air in new shake-up
Channel 5 is launching a brand new channel this month, but viewers will have to say goodbye to another to make room.
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These businesses are vital to UK growth. Here’s what they want from the Budget
Industry bodies have laid out their priorities to support the economy
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Anti-migrant protesters clash with police as dinghy arrives
The dinghy was shadowed by French rescue vessels until it entered English waters, where it was met by RNLI boats
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20 million UK consumers could share in £1bn Google claim over 'hidden charges'
Around 20 million UK consumers and businesses could be entitled to a share in a £1 billion claim against Google - see if you are one of them.
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Deliveroo says its first robot deliveries will hit 5 UK cities soon — and a popular GPS app for the blind calls them a 'major step forward' for safety
Deliveroo's first robot deliveries will take place in London this month — and they could bring an added bonus for blind or partially sighted pedestrians.
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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Who's really behind the login? AI agents are forcing a rethink
AI agents are exposing gaps in digital trust
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Popular chicken chain to open 20 new stores under major expansion
The US fast food brand is opening its first drive-through in Wales this month
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Energy theft rising as cost of electricity soars
Bills could soon approach record levels again, forecasters have warned
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DWP losing millions fighting appeals against benefits claimants, new figures show
Exclusive: Nearly three-quarters of Pip awards refused by the government are granted at tribunal
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I test over a dozen coffee makers a year, and these 3 De'Longhi espresso machines offer the absolute best performance for your money
De'Longhi makes some of the best coffee makers I've tested, and these three are the crema of the crop.
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High housing and energy costs leave York families struggling, study finds
A new report from the University of York recently revealed hidden poverty in one of the North’s most prosperous cities.
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Nigel Farage - What my Reform government would do in its first 100 days
Writing for The Northern Echo, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage sets out what he says his government would do in its first 100 days in power, including pledges on immigration, tax and energy bills.
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Newspaper headlines: Badenoch's 'bonfire of green laws' and 'Drop in global dealmaking'
Monday's front pages include stories about Kemi Badenoch at the start of the Tory conference, plus reports on global finance , abuse in schools and a BBC romance.
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Shorter waiting times for Leeds Bradford Airport passengers - here's why
Once fully operational, the new system will double the airport's current security screening capacity.
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Europe has changed since Britain voted to leave, do we really want to rejoin the EU? - Jayne Dowle
Clamping down on English Channel migrants, easier exports of UK food, drink and cars, freedom of movement for young people, what’s not to like about Andy Burnham’s proposal to move closer to the European Union?
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Artist creates Bradford doodle map mural at primary school
Freelance illustrator Dave Draws has produced a unique mural at Green Lane Primary School, showcasing his renowned doodle maps.
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Long-empty TK Maxx unit set for £5m makeover as new bingo venue approved
Plans for a new £5m bingo venue at Sunderland's The Bridges have been approved, with an early 2027 opening planned.
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'Open for business': Yorkshire firms have 'phenomenal' opportunity to trade with India as tariffs slashed
Yorkshire companies have a "phenomenal” opportunity to do business with India as senior leaders from across the North of England prepare to head to the country for a trade trip, it has been claimed.
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York has the opportunity to lead the way on tackling poverty again - John Hudson
In 1901 Seebohm Rowntree published Poverty: Study of Town Life - a landmark, first-of-its kind study. Based on a meticulous collection of evidence about the living conditions of ordinary households in York, it found around three in ten were living in poverty.
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Iran-US war live: Tehran threatens to keep Hormuz shut until US meets conditions
Iran accused the US of ‘dragging out the process and dictating one-sided demands’
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£15,000 raised to bring County Durham referee killed in Florida 'hit-and-run' home
More than £15,000 has been raised to bring a Seaham man killed in a suspected hit-and-run in Florida home to his family.
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Ball in UK’s court: EU ambassador says Brussels will be ‘ready to engage‘ after country decides what it wants
Jukka Salovaara, who served in London during Cool Britannia era, will be ‘very close’ to negotiations as Burnham government resets relations with EU
