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Clean water battle: Harrogate’s MP takes to river to highlight campaign
“No river, no coastline should still see the record levels of dumping that we see,” said Harrogate and Knaresborough’s MP
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Harrogate pupils hit the top note in music extravaganza
Ashville pupils showcase musical talent in Harrogate
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State pension age could be cut to 65 under calls that would free up jobs
A petition calling for the UK state pension age to be cut to 65 for everyone has passed 100,000 signatures
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Edinburgh Airport workers celebrate as union secures pay rise and £230 bonus
EASL workers at the airport are involved in a number of roles, including customer services, baggage handling, and drivers.
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Israel's general election candidates explained as Netanyahu fights to cling on
Beleaguered Netanyahu - known as ‘Bibi’ - still enjoys the support of America’s president Donald Trump
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Darlington author releases haunting debut ghost story just in time for Halloween
A Darlington author has brought ghosts, grief and dark secrets together in a haunting debut novel released just in time for Halloween.
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Member of UK pop royalty returning to York for special anniversary performance
Marti Pellow is coming to York Barbican in Prospect Street, on September 13, 2027.
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'This Yorkshire river was pretty much dead in the 1980s - now it's one of the best in the country'
For the last three years, a group of volunteers has helped restore and monitor areas of the River Don. Catherine Scott spoke to Don Valley River Trust leader Alex Liversidge.
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Young Shire horse Charlotte arrives at Temple Newsam Farm
A 17-month-old Shire horse has become the latest resident at Temple Newsam's Home Farm in Leeds, where she will be trained to help demonstrate traditional
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The arrival of soccer star Mohamed Salah to Turkey sparked a wave of excitement, in photos
Soccer star Mohamed Salah's move to Trabzonspor in Turkey has sparked a wave of excitement. Fans have flocked to a remote spot where Salah posted a photo, turning it into a tourist attraction. In the city of Trabzon, Salah-themed merchandise and art have popped up everywhere.
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Abuse survivor dying without justice is 'unsettling and what victims feared', MP says
A victim of daily attacks at a detention centre dying without justice is “deeply unsettling and what victims have feared”, an MP has said.
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Microsoft Office
How to make the most of Microsoft Office, with expert advice and guidance from the writers at Tom's Hardware.
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This AI Radio Host Speaks Spanish and Backs Immigrants. It’s Winning Over Listeners
Coyotec is bilingual, swears, and tells listeners how to defend themselves against ICE. Its popularity comes as more broadcasters are experimenting with artificial personalities.
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DWP statement after being told to 'lower state pension age' to free up jobs
The Department for Work and Pensions has responded to calls to lower the state pension age to free up jobs for young workers
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Video. Mexico: spectacular Catrina parade brings the dead to life
Video. Skeleton faces, extravagant headdresses and dazzling costumes transformed Mexico City's streets into a colourful spectacle. The annual Catrinas Parade celebrates the country's Day of the Dead traditions.
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Mayor welcomes wildfire measures after devastating North Yorkshire moorland fire
York and North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith has welcomed new Government measures to strengthen the UK's response to wildfires, following the major moorland
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Dead whale found on Cumbrian beach as Storm Boelo batters UK
The coastguard has urged the public to report any other stranded whales
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When to watch Emmerdale and Coronation Street this week amid ITV schedule change
Emmerdale and Coronation Street will not air as usual this week due to a Carabao Cup match on Wednesday night.
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Microsoft Teams will soon use AI to warn you of sneaky phishing scams
AI-powered phishing detection is coming to Microsoft Teams
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Amanda Owen battles through storm to sign books by torchlight as power cut hits event
YORKSHIRE Shepherdess Amanda Owen battled through flooded and blocked roads yesterday (Sunday) for a book signing in Grassington.
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Man has ‘lucky escape’ after neighbour’s Cane Corso bit his neck
A man had a lucky escape after his neighbour's dog attacked him and bit his neck.
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'She’ll live on in us' - tributes to York mum who died 18 days after cancer diagnosis
Tributes have been paid to a York mum who lost her life less than three weeks after being diagnosed with cancer.
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International best-selling author returns to North Yorkshire
Harry Whittaker: OrlandoPress Release
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Asda recalls 3 major fashion items due to safety concerns for shoppers
Asda is recalling three styles of handbags after they were found to contain excessive levels of phthalates.
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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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Exiled opposition leader María Corina Machado returns to rapturous reception in Venezuela
Nobel peace prize winner’s return after almost a year in exile is unlikely to please interim president Delcy Rodríguez
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'How many is too many open earbuds?' — as Samsung and OnePlus both launch clip-on buds, I can't help but wonder whether the market is now oversaturated
Two more ear cuff-style open earbuds have launched, from Samsung and OnePlus — neither of which are available in the west yet — but it's busy market segment.
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Popular frozen food supplier collapses - what it means for Bradford shoppers
Quality Bites, a halal frozen food brand stocked by over 1,000 UK independent supermarkets, voluntarily entered liquidation and closed on October 7.
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Scotland NHS shake-up risks worsening pressure on doctors, ministers warned
Scotland’s NHS reforms risk putting more pressure on doctors and patient care, experts warn, as John Swinney plans to cut health boards from 14 to two.
