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Chilling moment wing of plane almost scrapes runway during Storm Boelo
A passenger plane appeared to come perilously close to scraping its wing on the runway while landing in powerful Storm Boelo winds
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Trump-appointed judge questions president’s bid to block 20,000 California ballots
A panel of federal appellate judges on Sunday questioned the timing, constitutionality and authority of the Justice Department’s demand that California election officials set aside thousands of mail ballots
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Protestors brave torrential weather to call for shut down of RAF Menwith Hill
Protestors brave torrential weather to call for shut down of RAF Menwith Hill
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Plus500 upgrades annual outlook amid jump in new customers
The FTSE 250 group attracted another 28,747 customers over the three months to September 30.
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Second Yorkshire village wins £1m on Postcode Lottery in a week
A second Yorkshire village has won £1m on the Postcode Lottery in the space of a few days - and one lucky resident has already earmarked his winnings for an excavator.
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Jordan arrests three men suspected of deadly attack on church
No group has yet said it was behind Friday's shooting attack in the village of Hmoud, which left nine Christians dead.
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E-bike confiscated after rider caught using it illegally near York city centre
An E-bike rider has had his vehicle confiscated after police spotted him riding near the city centre.
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Probes into Blue Badge fraud and holiday lets using parking permits in York
There have been 22 probes into the fraudulent use of parking permits including Blue Badges and for holiday lets in York so far in 2026/7, council data shows.
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Computacenter hikes profit outlook as orders grow on AI demand
The stronger performance was primarily driven by ‘hyperscale and neocloud’ customers in North America and the UK.
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What time does the Budget 2026 announcement start?
The Budget is one of the biggest events in the UK's political and economic calendar, when the chancellor sets out the government's plans for taxation, public spending and the wider economy
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Modder turns NES into a Windows-like desktop with original hardware — emulates a full retro experience with a CD drive and slow internet
It's a surprisingly complete and functional system.
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The Hottest New Side Hustle Is Stripping Copper Wire and Posting About It
Copper prices are at record highs, but for TikTok creators, the real money may be in teaching others how to strip wire—and selling them the tools to do it.
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Kevin Sinfield should’ve been knighted ‘years ago’, Prince William says
Rugby legend Sir Kevin Sinfield should have received his knighthood “years ago”, Prince William has said.
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Pledge to tackle antisocial behaviour in Yorkshire's towns and cities
People should not have to tolerate antisocial behavior, the policing minister has said, as new rules come into force to tackle high street drinking and nuisance conduct.
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County Durham business owner turns £200 into Metrocentre flagship store
A business that started with just £200 and a passion for wrestling collectibles is set to open a flagship store at the Metrocentre.
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The UK government wants to invest £100 million in a ‘world first’ AI Biosecurity Lab — OpenAI and Anthropic to supply £200 million in credits to help safeguard national security
New lab will help protect against AI-assisted biological threats
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Lack of staff and funding likely led to the recent PHP security snafu; project has only one full-time employee, but that's just the tip of the iceberg — a dreary situation caused by services running old versions with no support
Never underestimate the power of complacency, the destroyer of internets.
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One of the UK's best tribute bands to perform in North Yorkshire
ONE of the UK’s most authentic tribute bands is to return to a North Yorkshire town next month.
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Why soft alignment with the EU risks giving us the worst of both worlds - Andy Brown
The problem with a lot of the big debates in British politics is that too many people decide which tribe they are in and then stick with policies favoured by that particular group long after they cease to be sensible. If they ever were.
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Storm-hit Harrogate tackles fallen trees, blocked roads and and rail disruption
“Yesterday saw a fallen tree blocking the railway between Harrogate and Poppleton, causing trains on the Harrogate-York line to terminate”
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Yorkshire supplier Rix Petroleum shares advice to manage heating oil this winter
From knowing when to order your next delivery to choosing how to pay, Yorkshire fuel supplier Rix Petroleum shares its advice on making heating oil easier to manage this winter.
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Boston Spa to light up for Martin House Glow Together family walk
Families invited to light up Boston Spa
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From metalworker to Brazil's president: Lula da Silva's rise
Lula broke with his unfavourable record since 1989, winning the runoff after losing the first round, crowning a career that took him from metalworker to Brazil's presidency.
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Video. Latest news bulletin
Video. Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 26th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Remembrance events 2026 across Harrogate, Ripon and Nidderdale
Communities across Harrogate, Ripon and Nidderdale will come together in November to remember those who lost their lives in conflict, with services, parades,
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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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Man found dead in Queensland flood waters as state hit by multiple storms and days-long deluge
Many rivers and roads left flooded after torrential downpours across Queensland
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‘It’s a mess right now’: RFK’s sweeping changes place new vaccines in limbo
Health secretary’s effort to alter makeup of ACIP panel means no new recommendations coming – even as new vaccines are approved
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Majority of women fear sexual harassment when exercising alone at night, poll finds
Campaigners say women are under a ‘ hidden curfew’ as more than half feel unsafe exercising in the dark
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Crash causing slow traffic on the A63 Selby bypass
Police are at the site of a York crash this morning (Monday). It’s on the A63 Selby bypass. The incident is causing slow traffic both ways.