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I would like to rejoin EU, says Burnham, but ‘British public are the bosses’ – UK politics live
PM says talking about changing the relationship with the bloc would not be divisive but ‘can start to bring people together’
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The best day to fly out from the UK this Christmas revealed by travel experts
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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150 new homes to be built despite fears of 'inevitable' sewage pollution
PLANS for up to 150 new homes in a North Yorkshire town have been given the go-ahead despite concerns more sewage pollution could become “inevitable”.
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Peta releases video showing experiments on infant monkeys at University of Washington
Animal-rights group released video footage that shows distressed baby macaques undergoing lab experiments
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Trump intensifies anti-Muslim rhetoric against Abdul El-Sayed at Michigan rally – US politics live
The US president was condemned for remarks that questioned the senate candidate’s loyalty to the country
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‘Zero-energy companionship’: bizarre hobby takes seed among China’s stressed young adults
Faced with a stagnant jobs market, many are spurning children or pets in favour of ‘raising bricks’
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Tax the banks to save households £290 on energy bills at Budget, Healey urged
Exclusive: Energy secretary’s former think tank calls for package worth £6bn ahead of the fiscal event
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Mexican official to face treason trial over CIA raid that left two US agents dead
A federal judge in Mexico has ruled that a former state attorney general will face trial after being accused of treason
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Can EU Inc still make business easier? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
EU Inc, Europe’s harmonised corporate form, is stalled after Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs failed to vote. Caught between furious founders and protesting workers, could EU Inc still change how you build a startup? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot. #EuXl
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Football club boss ordered to destroy mancave after £100k court fight with neighbours
A judge rejected claims that the bar room is in fact a garden pergola
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I want to see the UK rejoin the EU in my lifetime, Burnham says
PM suggested this weekend that a return to freedom of movement could be in Labour’s next election manifesto
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Durham road to close for three weeks as telecoms work begins - public notice
Crossgate in Durham will close for up to three weeks from November 9 for telecoms duct works, with no signed diversion but emergency access maintained.
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Germany’s interior ministry puts forward plan to block housing socialisation in Berlin
Germany’s government wants to establish formidable legal and financial barriers to housing socialisation. It would come with implications for tenants, taxpayers and investors, and the future of Berlin's housing market.
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Cryptomining
Discover more about Cryptomining with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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'Hazardous' new road layout plans for York village - locals speak out
A parish council has hit out against plans made by developers stating that their road layout will create "a hazardous environment" for those using the village's main road.
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Good Samaritans come to the rescue of 85-year-old man injured in York
Police have praised a good Samaritan who took an 85-year-old man to hospital after he was injured near York Railway Station.
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Viral stained glass traineeship in York sees 600 job applications in space of days
Much is made of the demise of heritage crafts, but what if demand was simply hidden by funding fashions?
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Protesters brave wet weather to call for closure of Menwith Hill
Protesters braved heavy rain and wind to call for the closure of RAF Menwith Hill near Harrogate on Saturday (24th October).
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‘I went to uni and got addicted to ketamine’ – York man’s second chance
York ketamine addiction survivor Em-Jay shares his recovery story as a campaign warns of rising use, bladder damage and support available across North Yorkshire
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Senior NHS doctors to strike over pay row
Talks over pay had taken place with the government over the past month
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New family-run greengrocer, deli and bakehouse opens in town
A young Northallerton family have opened a new greengrocer, deli and bakehouse on the town's High Street, bringing fresh produce, homemade bakes and locally sourced goods to the town centre.
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Leeds housing developers to fund £370,600 expansion for children with SEND
Persimmon Homes and Taylor Wimpey will provide £370,622 to expand SEND support at John Smeaton Academy in Leeds, funded by the Grimes Dyke development.
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'Everything must go' as one of Harrogate's most elegant stores
“The sad news is that “closing down sale - everything must go" signs have now appeared”
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Jermaine Pennant: Former Premier League winger needs more than 50 stitches after dog attack
Former Premier League footballer Jermaine Pennant says he needed more than 50 stitches after being mauled by a dog.
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Prince of Wales: "Sir Kevin Sinfield should have been knighted ‘years ago’"
The Prince of Wales has praised former rugby league captain Sir Kevin Sinfield, saying he should have received his knighthood “years ago”.
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Retro Gaming
Discover more about Retro Gaming with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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Car ends up on its side after crash in York city centre
Emergency services were called to a crash in York early this morning (Monday). York firefighters went to the single vehicle collision on Tower Street at12.39am. A North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said: “On arrival the...
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Key North Yorkshire road to close for 5 days
North Yorkshire Council said the The A174 will close at Lythe Bank, near Sandsend, from 7.30am to 4pm, on each of the next five days from today (Monday, October 26).
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'Race against time' to fulfil wish list for 12-year-old after heartbreaking illness
Sunderland mum Tara Owens says it's a race against time to make memories with daughter Evie, 12, who has exhausted cancer treatments.
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The horror: Leaked video shows vast numbers of RTX 5090s being dismantled for AI servers
So that's where they're going.
