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Inquest into death of County Durham runner to open 20 months after she was found dead
An inquest into the death of County Durham runner Jenny Hall is set to open more than 20 months after she was found dead in a remote area of Teesdale.
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Reckitt trims sales outlook and reveals price hikes amid Iran war cost pressures
The London-listed group trimmed its group-wide annual revenue guidance to 3.5%-4.5% like-for-like growth within the core business.
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Budget shake-up - five key changes that could affect your money
Five Budget measures have been revealed ahead of Wednesday, including mileage allowance changes, cheaper food, parental pay and support for carers.
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Campaigners call for better mental health and addiction support for homeless
People Overcoming Poverty, a group facilitated by York Foodbank, is working on a campaign to improve support for homeless people in the city.
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Nationwide job cuts highlight a much bigger squeeze on white-collar careers
Nationwide's latest job cuts are not blamed on AI, but they come as technology transforms entry-level work and reshapes the traditional career ladder
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Harry Kane wins the Ballon d’Or, ending England's 25-year wait
The Bayern Munich striker's award ends a decades-long wait for a Bundesliga player or Englishman to receive the prestigious trophy. #EuropeNews
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Yorkshire poultry business appoints new trainee manager across six farms
Clive Soanes Broilers, based in Middleton on the Wolds, has appointed Lewis Castledine as trainee poultry farm manager.
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Home and cottages go to market in North Yorkshire village for £1.35million
Victorian seven-bedroom home with four cottages, leisure suite and 2.1 acres is for sale in Pickering, offering planning potential and £15,000 annual income.
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Farsley: 120 homes to be built after £330,000 deal signed with council
A building development of 120 homes is to go ahead after a developer reached a £330,000 legal agreement with Leeds City Council.
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Council earns £5,000 from dog poo fines as residents warned to pick up
A senior councillor from the City of Doncaster Council has reminded residents to pick up after their dogs, after it was revealed the council received thousands of pounds from related fines.
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East Coast hotel noted for' Sunday roast afternoon tea' on sale at £1.5million
A Scarborough hotel has been put up for sale after more than 35 years.
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America's biggest banks are racing to stop AI agents from going rogue — but I hope they stop short of a full ban
AI agents are gaining access to bank accounts, raising serious concerns about security and whether the technology industry's obsession with automation is putting people's money at unnecessary risk.
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'You name it, we’ve had it' - Yorkshire charity shop overwhelmed by fly-tipping
A Yorkshire charity shop has been repeatedly targeted by fly-tippers, with mouldy furniture, broken shoes, and dirty underwear dumped on its doorstep.
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New agreement to create cricket link-ups between Yorkshire and Bengaluru
The University of York and Garden City University (GCU) plan to work together to create cultural and educational exchange programmes for young people and students in Yorkshire and Bengaluru through the game of cricket.
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Tenants with poor energy efficiency could get solar panels in next three years
A Sheffield councillor has explained “innovative” new plans to improve the energy efficiency of council homes, and what it means for tenants.
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What we know about Oleshky as Russia and Ukraine begin Melania-brokered ceasefire
Localized Russia-Ukraine ceasefire takes effect to aid occupied town of Oleshky in deal brokered by Melania Trump
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'Grayce has a rare genetic condition. There's a ten year wait for an accessible home'
Tony Pearson’s three-year-old daughter Grayce lives with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a rare genetic condition which causes muscle wasting.
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Charity launches appeal to help bereaved children and adults in Yorkshire
Talking About Loss has launched a £7,500 fundraising appeal to mark eight years since founder Jacqueline Gunn’s father, Christopher Munby, died.
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Voters in Israel will decide whether to oust Netanyahu after 3 years of war
Israelis will vote in a pivotal election as the country grapples with unfinished wars and divisions over its future
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Jacinda Ardern hired to teach ‘empathetic leadership’ at Sydney University
Her work will focus on empathetic leadership, social cohesion and civic trust, the University of Sydney says
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World's largest cargo drone packs a 50-foot wingspan and 4,000lb payload - no human required
Former Amazon and Lockheed engineers build 50-foot cargo drone in a warehouse — now preparing for historic US flight
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Easingwold care team named best across national home care franchise
Easingwold-based care team, Guardian Angel Carers York, has been named Care Delivery Team of the Year.
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'A dream come true' - Harry Kane on his Ballon d'Or win
It's the first time an English player has lifted the trophy since Michael Owen in 2001.
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Oh deer: Why this prosecution over an A66 roadkill deer was total poppycock
WELL, well, well - or should it be hello, hello, hello?
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'We're being ignored': Couple hit out at housing provider over harassment claims
Bradford couple allege years of harassment and anti-social behaviour in their home as police investigate and they seek rehousing over safety fears.
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‘End of an era’: Scottish city retailer closes doors after 32 years
A Scottish retailer operating for more than three decades has closed its doors.
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Signage appears on old Bradford garage as change of use application submitted
The garage has been shut since May, and new signage for local fashion retailer Janan has since appeared on the building.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, October 27 (game #968)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Strands today and keep that streak going
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Strava is becoming a guided fitness app — latest updates add better route planning and animated strength workouts designed by health coaches
Strava’s newest update has improved its mapping, route planning and strength training features.