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'Deeply missed': Tributes paid to man killed by falling tree in Storm Boelo
Tributes paid to 60-year-old Richard Baines, Logan Botanic Garden curator, who died after a falling tree hit him near Castle Douglas during Storm Boelo on October 25.
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Teesside industrial unit to be transformed into martial arts academy
A former industrial unit on Stockton’s Preston Farm Industrial Estate is set to become a martial arts academy after plans for the transformation were approved.
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Partner tells jury murder-accused deliberately drove into man at County Durham garage
The girlfriend of a County Durham man's alleged killer has told a jury how her boyfriend drove straight at him and pinned him against a Seaham petrol station shop.
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Serbia’s student victory raises hopes of EU reset
The Student List’s election win ends Vučić’s 14-year rule and raises hopes of an EU reset, but its stance on Russia sanctions and Kosovo leaves Brussels cautious.
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Middle East peace held back by US insistence that Iran is a threat, Oman’s foreign minister says
Badr Albusaidi calls for security pact involving Gulf states, Iraq and Iran with US no longer primary provider of security
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UK’s longest canal tunnel to host ghost hunting trips this Halloween
Paranormal investigation groups have also explored inside the passage
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AI agents tricked by a rogue downloads file into running dangerous malware
AI agents will read anything found in the AGENTS.md file
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Scarborough has ‘seven barbers in 600 metres’ and multiple vape shops. Why?
Concerns have been raised about the growing number of vape shops and barbers in parts of Scarborough. The proliferation of these businesses should be investigated by North Yorkshire Council Trading Standards, members of Scarborough Town...
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Top economist warns AI is giving ‘zero financial payoff’ to many firms - and warns 'mainstream corporate America is pulling back' on AI spending
Only tech firms are benefitting from AI so far
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Zelenskyy calls out monthlong wait for Hegseth to sign off on Patriots
Kyiv has repeatedly pressed the need for more interceptors to be delivered to its forces as Ukraine continues to defend against deadly Russian missile attacks and jet-powered drone strikes.
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What would freedom of movement mean for the UK in 2026?
The prime minister has said previously that Brexit has caused “more harm than good”
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Steam was down for many — but the 'loading user data' issue now seems to be fixed
Steam appears to finally be on the mend
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EU to give Frontex new powers to deport migrants from outside Europe
Under new rules, the EU border agency will be allowed to transfer migrants between third countries, expanding its operations beyond Europe and facilitating deportations from return hubs.
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Lula’s comeback puts brakes on Latin America’s rightward surge
Brazil’s re-elected leader now faces a hostile Congress at home and a Trump administration that had bet heavily on his rival. #EuropeNews
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Stocks rally ahead of UK Budget and interest rate calls
Chancellor John Healey is expected to announce an investment boost, and modest tax rises, as he seeks to placate the City.
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Tottenham outcast Richarlison convicted of running red light in £60k sportscar
Richarlison has been frozen out by manager Roberto De Zerbi at Tottenham this season
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‘I want to grow the business’ – Richard Hammond on next steps for workshop
Richard Hammond has said he wants to expand his workshop business.
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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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The Budget must deliver certainty for Yorkshire farmers - Paul Tompkins, NFU
John Healey must start a rural reset in the Budget, argues NFU vice president and Yorkshire farmer Paul Tompkins.
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Video. UK: Oxford Street pedestrianisation begins in central London
Video. Pedestrians have taken over part of London's Oxford Street as a new traffic ban comes into force.
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Plaque unveiled at Eden Camp to honour fallen North Yorkshire police officers
North Yorkshire Police officers who died in the world wars are honoured at Eden Camp as a new memorial plaque is unveiled during a service on October 26.
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New Phantom Blade Zero system requirements recommend 300 GB of space for preloading 145 GB install
You might need to make some space.
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'Yes Bibi or No Bibi': Netanyahu's political future overshadows voting
Israel's upcoming legislative election could reshape the country's political future amid deep divisions over Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership. Former government spokesperson Eylon Levy tells Euronews what is at stake and why another war with Iran may be imminent. #EuropeToday
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13 streets in Harrogate with the highest reported crimes according to police figures
The police.uk website has released data showing where every crime took place across Harrogate in August 2026
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County Durham Army officer killed by reversing Warrior tank during training exercise
Inquest hears County Durham Army officer Lt Max George was killed by a reversing Warrior vehicle on Salisbury Plain after its safety alarm failed in June 2022.
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Serbia’s Student List preparing for talks on forming government despite no clear leader
Non-hierarchical movement is seeking to ‘rebuild society’ in Balkan country after years of authoritarian rule
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With tighter checks for flesh-eating screwworm, a border crossing reopens
Stockyards in New Mexico that had closed due to the New World screwworm outbreak are bustling again
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Harrogate district village shares £1million on Postcode Lottery
Residents in Dacre and the surrounding area are celebrating after sharing a £1million Postcode Lottery prize.
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Six citizens sue Trump and three of his aides over White House media ban
The complaint filed Monday recounts how various news organizations are already battling the administration in the courts
