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Drinking water supplies dwindle in Yemeni city besieged by Houthi rebels
Taiz, a city in southwestern Yemen, faces a severe water crisis as Houthi rebels backed by Iran tighten their encirclement
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Huge 1,100-home development prompts 'under siege' warning from councillor
Proposals for 1,100 homes on the outskirts of Harrogate have prompted a senior councillor to warn that North Yorkshire is “under siege” from development that is not properly planned.
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Firm applies to increase goods vehicle capacity at County Durham site - public notice
An application has been lodged to increase the number of goods vehicles operating from a County Durham site.
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Tragedy as Yorkshire girl, 8, loses first pony and foal within weeks of each other
A fundraiser has been launched after a young North Yorkshire girl lost her first pony and its foal within weeks of each other.
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York man given suspended sentence and 10-year order over indecent images of children
September 24 Doncaster
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The independent Portuguese café bringing a taste of Lisbon to Yarm
Café Nossa is an independent Portuguese café on Yarm High Street serving brunch, coffee, pastries, artisan cheeses, cured meats and wines.
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Binman tells all UK households to make food bin change urgently
A bin collector has urged UK households to mark food waste caddies with their house number to prevent them blowing away in autumn winds.
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Man left with serious facial injuries after 1am attack inside club
The man suffered serious facial injuries while at a Morley club
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Police incident near York market sees street cordoned off
A street in York city centre was cordoned off for several hours this morning due to a police incident. Silver Street near Shambles Market was taped off and a police guard put in place. There are unconfirmed reports that a body was found on...
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The AMRC is the model of regeneration and reindustrialisation - Andy Haldane & Koen Lamberts
More than 40 years have passed since the Miners’ Strike in 1984. The most visceral event during that strike took place at the Orgreave colliery and coking works in Rotherham on June 18, 1984. The Battle of Orgreave, a violent clash between picketing miners and the police, remains etched in our economic and social history, a historic low-point for industrial relations.
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Rare archival footage tours the CompUSA NYC store in November 2000 — soak up some Y2K Pentium III, Athlon, PowerPC, Windows Me, chunky laptop, and bulging CRT nostalgia in glorious 360p
Footage was filmed when Presarios and iMacs with translucent acrylic cases ruled the retail world.
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Exact time Storm Boelo will hit North East as heavy rain and strong winds arrive
Storm Boelo is set to hit the North East around lunchtime today, bringing heavy rain and powerful winds across Darlington and County Durham.
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Defra ignores calls to relax controlled burning rules despite wildfires summit
Andy Burnham held a Wildfire Resilience Summit, but would not change the rules around controlled burning.
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Kirkby Grange, Tadcaster: Going is good for the Easterby family
Kirkby Wharfe, near Tadcaster is where it all started for the Easterby horseracing dynasty and it’s also where the family’s farming journey started when Henry Easterby took on the tenancy of Kirkby Grange in 1935, and where current generation farmer Deborah Easterby, Henry’s great granddaughter has the farm and livery stables today.
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Italy sends hundreds of soldiers to Milan for protest, one of many planned across Europe
Italy has deployed soldiers to Milan as the city braces for fresh protests following last week's riots
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12 Absolutely Banging Proper Watches Under $400
WIRED and its panel of watch experts hunted for real mechanical timepieces at rock-bottom prices and found a wealth of options. Here are our favorites.
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Gogglebox viewers make same comment about Andy Burnham appearance
Andy Burnham’s appearance on Gogglebox for SU2C has sparked debate among Channel 4 viewers, with the Prime Minister defending his cameo.
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Opposition grows to 360,000-chicken farm in North Yorkshire despite new manure plans
Opposition to plans for a massive poultry farm in North Yorkshire continues to grow despite the developer submitting new information aimed at easing concerns over the disposal of thousands of tonnes of chicken manure.
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York's National Railway Museum hosts launch of major rail innovation report
A white paper exploring innovation in the rail industry has been unveiled at the National Railway Museum in York.
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Government to make unprecedented intervention on UK water bill prices
Environment Secretary Dame Angela Eagle has pledged to end ‘business as usual’
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Storyteller to explore 'remarkable' past of historic North Yorkshire building
A North Yorkshire regimental museum will open its doors for an evening exploring the remarkable 900-year history of one of a town's most historic buildings.
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One road remains closed after flash floods in Scarborough
Most roads have reopened after the flash floods in Scarborough. But Valley Road remains shut, and police are asking people to avoid the area. Many town roads were left underwater after heavy rain last night. Valley Road, Scarborough It led...
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Brazil election: How a changing working class is reshaping the presidential race
Calls for change present a challenge to President Lula in the second round of the election on Sunday.
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Ukraine and Russia eye new peace talks — and Melania Trump's mission — but steep obstacles remain
Ukraine and Russia have signaled willingness to resume peace talks and back a humanitarian mission led by U.S. First Lady Melania Trump, but deep disagreements over territory and security guarantees underscore obstacles to ending the war
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Future nurses and medics honoured at Darlington hospital event
CDDFT celebrates T-Level students in Darlington on October 22, showcasing NHS careers, industry placements and mentoring to develop future healthcare staff.
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Video. Latest news bulletin
Video. Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 24th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Police remain at scene as Darlington road closed for hours after early morning crash
Police remain at the scene of a crash which has left a Darlington road closed in both directions for several hours.
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Controlling two PCs with one keyboard and mouse? Here's the hardware I recommend
Talk about a productivity boost - I've been experimenting with controlling multiple PCs with different hardware, and this is what works for me.
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Film crews spotted in York and North Yorkshire as area becomes a hotspot for new movies
North Yorkshire continues to be a hotspot for filming – as several film crews have been spotted throughout the county. York and North Yorkshire are no strangers to being the setting of some of the biggest TV shows and films – and featuring...
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Special Sunderland shirts celebrate 25 years of Foundation of Light
Sunderland AFC players will wear limited-edition shirts against Leeds United celebrating 25 years of Foundation of Light, with sales supporting North East communities.
