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Grade II listed village pub goes up for sale for £850,000
A Grade II listed village inn has been put up for sale.
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Letters detailing Lord Nelson’s scandalous affair could fetch £6m at auction
The collection is made up of 415 letters, documents and manuscripts relating to the officer
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Sexual violence support expanded for young people in Durham and Darlington
RSACC will continue County Durham and Darlington’s ISVA sexual violence service under a new contract, expanding support for children and young people.
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Russell Brand accuser said alleged rape 'really hurt', court hears
The friend of a woman claiming to have been raped by Russell Brand says she said he was "quite aggressive".
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easyJet to pay for babies’ first passports for families flying from Edinburgh
Families flying from Edinburgh Airport will be able to get their babies' first passport for free thanks to easyJet.
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Mark Carney lands in Turkey to forge a new partnership as Canada looks beyond the US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in Turkey for a two-day visit to forge a new partnership
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What to know so far as six women testify in Russell Brand rape and assault trial
Actor and comedian Russell Brand is facing allegations of rape and sexual assault in a London trial
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Second storm to hit UK this weekend as Storm Boelo forecast to bring wind and rain
Gusts up to 80mph set to lash coastal areas across the UK over the weekend
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AI isn't having much of an effect on company profits — which is putting more scrutiny on why bosses should pay for it
AI budgets are under pressure
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Events shine a light on the importance of community - Carl Les
Double booked one day this last week which was disappointing as I also had a couple of light days. One was a quick trip to Escrick near Selby to see the exhibition on the proposals for Heronby, a new settlement of 3,500 houses, which was also online. However it was useful to see the information boards, and hear explanations offered.
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Several North Yorkshire roads and footpaths to close as restrictions announced
Several roads, footpaths, and bridleways across North Yorkshire are set to be closed or restricted.
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Georgia woman trying to stop roommate’s suicide attempt is fatally shot
Investigators say the suspect attempted to point a handgun at herself during an argument
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Jury in one of Bradford's biggest criminal trials discharged due to jury tampering
The jury in one of Bradford's biggest criminal trials had to be discharged due to jury tampering, the T&A can reveal.
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240 contraband cigarettes found in shop were for staff member's 'personal use'
The raid uncovered 334 litres of mixed beer and spirits, 246 mixed-brand cigarettes and 0.2kg of hand rolling tobacco that were “illicit and non-duty paid.”
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'I didn't think it would be this busy, it's awful': Tourists' verdict on York
A York tour guide says visitors accept higher prices but are increasingly concerned about overcrowding, cleanliness and facilities
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Serious concerns about lack of commitment to 'through station' in Bradford
The British Regional Transport Association Northern branch said they had major issues with the plans.
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Man fined after 700 frozen and taxidermied animals found on Victorian property
Antiques store owner, 74, pleads guilty to 13 charges after regulator uncovers hundreds of animals at his home and shop
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Putin orders release of jailed American as he meets Trump envoy for Ukraine talks
Russia frees Stephen Hubbard after US request while Steve Witkoff praises Putin, wanted by ICC as war criminal, as a ‘humanitarian’
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Tiny Caribbean island of Nevis to restore Alexander Hamilton museum with US funds
The island of Nevis has received a financial boost in honor of one of its most famous sons, Alexander Hamilton, who went on to become a founding father of the United States and America’s first treasury secretary
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Plans for new public footpath across York village face public hearing
A public hearing is set to discuss a contested footpath proposal in Skelton Moor.
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Two North Yorkshire village schools could merge to secure future
Two village primary schools in Yorkshire could be merged into a single school operating across both sites under a plan to secure their future.
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North Korea prepares to restart propaganda loudspeakers as ties sour with South
Kim Yo-jong, sister of Kim Jong-un, issues warning after inspecting border fortifications against backdrop of rising tensions
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How to watch New Zealand vs India 2026 T20I Series: Live Streams, Schedule & Preview
Can Shreyas Iyer strengthen his captaincy record on overseas soil?
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New hot food takeaway could boost village that has 'lost so many amenities'
PLANS to open a takeaway in Hellifield have been welcomed with one resident saying it would be a 'great asset to the village'.
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Canada can’t find senior officers to work with US and NORAD after Trump’s threats
Canadian officers fear US assignments could stall their careers, restrict their security access and meet resistance from families concerned about anti-Canadian sentiment
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Trump moans Lindsey Graham respected his sister more than him while stumping for her
Trump’s rally in South Carolina was something of a free-for-all, even with a fight, as protesters kept interrupting the president
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Ouse E. coli levels exceed water standard, river campaigners claim
River campaigners are demanding independent testing and action following new evidence that suggests the Ouse may contain high levels of a serious bacterium.
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PC tells jury 'absolutely not' when asked if he sexually assaulted women in York club
A policeman told a jury “absolutely not” when asked if he had sexually assaulted three women in Popworld after 11 hours drinking in York city centre.
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Parking charges to increase across York car parks ahead of Christmas
York parking charges will rise at many city-centre locations from next month during the seasonal event period.
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How an Orthodox Jewish scholar found an unexpected home among the Amish
When Rivka Neriya-Ben Shahar, an Orthodox Jew who lives in Jerusalem, first arrived in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in 2011 to research Amish communities, she had only visited the U.S. once and could barely speak English