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Crude oil exports from strait of Hormuz largely return to pre-war levels
Alternative ways being used to move fuel out of Gulf region, but flows of refined products such as diesel still constrained
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Burnham warned Rosebank oil field could breach West Bank sanctions
Campaigners and Green Party leader Zack Polanski raise concerns about Rosebank's ties to an Israeli firm.
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UK faces the most state-sponsored cyberattacks in Europe
The UK is facing an unprecedented number of state-sponsored cyber attacks, and is now top in Europe.
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Harrogate school's charity decision motivated by 'deeply personal connection' to pupils' family
A “deeply personal connection" to a pupil’s family has inspired a Harrogate school’s choice of a new charity partner for this academic year.
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Thousands gather in Skipton to celebrate 14th annual 'fantastic' Yarndale festival
Thousands of visitors from across the UK and around the world gathered in Skipton for two days of woolly creativity.
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Fires break out at French schools as students protest nationwide
The French government holds a crisis meeting as demonstrations grow and become violent in places.
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Stocks slump as bond market worries bite
The FTSE 100 index ended down 177.73 points, or 1.7%.
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How to watch Germany vs Serbia: FREE streams, TV channels for Nations League 2026/27, team news
Can Klopp get the four-time world champions back on track?
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How to watch Germany vs Serbia: FREE streams, TV channels for Nations League 2026/27, team news
Can Klopp get the four-time world champions back on track?
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If an AI agent is attesting your controls, who’s attesting the agent?
AI demands security governance to replace compliance-driven security theatre
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How to watch Greece vs Netherlands for FREE: Live streams & TV channels for Nations League 2026/27
Fresh from a statement victory, the 100% hosts face Xavi's unbeaten Dutch
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The best popular-science books of October 2026
With a new book from the late primatologist Frans de Waal and a deep dive into artificial intelligence from New York Times tech columnist Kevin Roose, there is some hard-hitting popular science to look forward to this month – with added Pokémon, says Liz Else
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Britain in talks with European allies over release of emergency diesel stockpiles
Ministers discuss drawing down EU countries’ reserves after Donald Trump threatens to cut off US supplies
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Chancellor summons UK bank chiefs amid industry calls not to hike taxes
The prospect of lenders being targeted with tax hikes has prompted industry leaders to voice concerns.
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'We won't change approach': EU wants actions from UK, rather than words
After a rollercoaster decade since the Brexit vote, the idea of the UK rejoining is still only a distant prospect and the European Union is waiting first to see what London wants next.
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How to watch Ireland vs Austria: FREE streams for Nations League game
All the ways to watch Ireland vs Austria for free online, as Troy Parrott and Konrad Laimer star in the Nations League 2026/27 Group B3 game at Aviva Stadium.
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The Middlesbrough-born actress behind one of Eastenders' most iconic characters
Born in Middlesbrough, Wendy Richard went on to become one of Britain's most recognisable television stars as Pauline Fowler and Shirley Brahms.
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Global bond sell-off intensifies, as UK long-term borrowing costs pass 6%
Fears that US deficit is unsustainable drive Britain’s 30-year bond yield to level not seen since 1998
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Christmas rail warning as major station shuts for five days
Passengers are being urged to plan ahead as major engineering work will close Birmingham New Street for five days, affecting Christmas rail journeys…
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Politicians have failed to protect us from waves of migrants - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Clark Cross, Linlithgow, West Lothian.
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David Beckham, Harry Kane, Gareth Bale: Ranking the best British exports this century
From David Beckham and Gareth Bale to Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane, who are the best British exports this century?
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What happened to UK house prices in September?
Changes blamed on geopolitical tensions
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Scabies is surging across the UK and Europe. Here are the symptoms
Scabies is a skin infestation with tiny mites called Sarcoptes scabiei
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Heart attack survivor had ‘sixth sense’ she would win Lottery prize
Ms Daven-Thomas ran to her local supermarket late at night to double check she was a winner
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BT Business wants to help UK SMBs get on board with AI — including a new AI receptionist
BT Business wants to help UK SMBs get on board with AI
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Inside the nuclear bunker that could be yours for as little as £24k
The shelter was built during the Cold War to protect three people from fallout
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The 5% tax cut coming into effect for UK households today
Most are set to see savings from today – but some could lose out
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October Premium Bonds winners are in - Check to see if you've won £1 million
National Savings and Investments has announced the October 2026 Premium Bonds winners. See if you've won big.
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Watch: What Labour plans on care, energy and farming could mean for North Yorks coast
A NORTH Yorkshire MP has highlighted social care reform, energy bills, farming support, and fracking as key developments for residents during an…
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Land to be sold off for one of the largest regeneration schemes in Britain
The next steps for one of the largest regeneration projects in the UK have been unveiled.
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£8.1m Keighley affordable housing scheme shortlisted for national award
AN affordable housing scheme has been shortlisted for a national award
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Sunderland AFC's Stadium of Light now home to North East's largest EV charging hub
Sunderland AFC has opened the North East's largest EV charging hub at the Stadium of Light with 20 ultra-rapid bays.
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Why Burnham’s voting reforms could backfire on Labour
Andy Burnham has put electoral reform back on the agenda, but could changing Britain’s voting system hand Reform UK an unexpected advantage? Maja Anushka reports
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UK announces 31 new sanctions against Russian propagandists and torturers
Among those being sanctioned are seven people involved in ‘heinous’ re-education camps for children
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We like Andy Burnham – but will he be able to keep his promises?
In The Room hits Liverpool for Labour Party Conference. Cleo heads into the hall, fringe events, protests and the media pen, talking to delegates, campaigners and lobbyists to get a feel for Andy Burnham’s Labour. Helen takes a different route, moving between Shelter, the Future Governance Forum and the receptions where senior figures are talking about what comes next. The mood is unusually upbeat, united and hopeful. But beneath the optimism, how much anxiety is there about turning the Burnham bounce into something that lasts? New episodes of In The Room come out weekly. Listen to the latest on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or watch on YouTube.
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What speed actually triggers a speed camera? Car expert explains
Here is everything motorists need to know about how speed cameras work, the speeds that can trigger them, and common myths
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New driving licence changes start today. Here's what they could mean for you
Learners must now spend at least six months getting driving experience before they can take a practical test
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‘A mammogram saved my life - now I'm fundraising to help other cancer patients'
WHEN Fleur Waugh was told she had breast cancer, her first thought was “Right, I’m going to treat this like a business deal.”.
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Tech in cars can be used to snoop on you, Dutch spy chiefs warn
Hostile states could access cameras, microphones or GPS, says intelligence agency amid concerns over Chinese imports
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Children in long-term workless households highest for more than a decade
North-east England has the highest proportion among all nations and regions.
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New Italian wine bar at North Yorkshire leisure complex reveals opening date
A new Italian wine bar and kitchen set to open in North Yorkshire has confirmed when it will welcome its first customers.
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Boots closing on £7 billion sale to Canada’s Weston family – reports
Private equity owner Sycamore is reportedly in advanced talks over the sale, only a year after taking over Boots.
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Esther Rantzen: Charity leaders pay tribute to ‘truly remarkable’ campaigner
Dame Esther Rantzen showed “unwavering determination and tenacity in ensuring children were safe and heard”, the chief executive of the NSPCC has said.
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UK borrowing costs soar as gilt yields hit 6% for first time since 1998
The global bond market woes spilt over into equities as London’s FTSE 100 Index tumbled by 1.7%.
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UK energy price cap forecast to soar to £2000 by January – as bills rise today
Four million households will see energy bills go up today as the Ofgem price cap rises by 4%
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Bedford rail crash: train sped up after red light warning, say investigators
Driver of East Midlands train, who died in June crash, received automatic warning after passing red light but train continued to accelerate
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Yorkshire Dales town could keep free cash machine after review says it is vital
Efforts are underway to secure a permanent free-to-use cash machine in a Yorkshire Dales town after an independent assessment concluded that…
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Trust secures nearly £250k to protect North East rivers and plan for the future
Tyne Rivers Trust secures £249,579 National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to tackle pollution, habitat loss and climate change across the River Tyne…
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Ministers assessing flight safety after cockpit stabbing on Israel-bound plane
Passengers and crew subdued the alleged attacker as the FlyDubai plane dropped from 33,000 feet to 17,000 feet in about a minute
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Burnham wants to change Britain’s voting system. What would that mean for Labour?
Labour could lose hundreds of seats under a new voting system, projections show
