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Popular bakery refunds customers after admitting product was 'not good enough'
A popular Queensbury bakery has refunded customers after admitting a batch of its vanilla slices fell below the standards expected by the business.
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What we know so far about the Alternative for Germany email leak
An online index of more that 420,000 emails appears to reveal private communications within the far-right party, which include hate speech and open discussions around potential crimes. Here's what is known, and what is being investigated.
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Our Favorite Merino Wool Socks Are on Sale
Get ready for winter: Darn Tough socks are on sale at REI.
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‘Visually jarring’ flats on potential Roman site in York are blocked
Apartments have been blocked on a York site said to have significant potential for archaeological remains. Plans to tear down part of the Kwik Fit garage in The Mount to make way for 12 apartments have been refused by City of York Council....
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WATCH: Speaker blasts ‘shameful’ handling of Jackdaw gas field announcement
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle condemns Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh over the Jackdaw North Sea gas announcement, calling it “shameful”.
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Equity deal to drive growth of York firm into £10million business
A health and wellness company has secured a “hugely significant” investment and partnership.
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Member of Bush family reveals he is ditching the GOP and voting Democrat in Texas
Neil Bush, whose father and brother have both served as Republican presidents, says that ‘character matters more than party affiliation’
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King pays tribute to Aberfan 60 years after disaster killed 114
An entire generation was almost wiped out when 150,000 tonnes of coal waste engulfed Pantglas Junior School in 1966
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Travellers plan legal appeal to stay on unauthorised North Yorkshire site
The occupants of an unauthorised Traveller site in the North Yorkshire countryside are planning to appeal to the planning inspectorate in a bid to remain on the land, it has emerged. A High Court judge agreed on Wednesday to allow an...
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New interim chief exec to take over at West Yorkshire Combined Authority
An experienced local government and regeneration figure is set to become interim chief executive officer at the West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
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GOG taken offline for maintenance in wake of PHP security emergency
GOG and GOG Galaxy were taken offline following news of critical web vulnerabilities.
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Spitfire fuselage kept in man’s garage for decades sold for £18,000
Peter Arnold, aka ‘Mr Spitfire’, used to bring the fuselage onto his drive for the public to see
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde warns A&E departments ‘extremely busy’
Scotland's largest health board has warned the public that accident and emergency departments across the region are “extremely busy” at the moment.
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Roku’s First OLED TV Is the User-Friendly Experience You’re Looking For
It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but with a friendly user interface, great remote, and below-average price, it doesn’t have to.
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What does French protest slogan ‘Bismillah, c’est les ténèbres’ mean?
The slogan, featuring a mixture of Arabic and French, has appeared on signs across France as young people protest - but it’s origins are murky
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Killer Billy Dunlop says he felt 'euphoric' after murder but has 'turned life around'
Killer Billy Dunlop has told a parole board he felt “euphoric” when he murdered young mother Julie Hogg but says he is now rehabilitated.
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North East music festival donation helps Kielder osprey volunteers thrive
Redefest donates £500 to Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Kielder Osprey Watch, supporting local volunteers helping visitors spot ospreys at Kielder Water.
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MP vows to fight Bishop Auckland Hospital ward closure as Christmas deadline looms
Bishop Auckland MP Sam Rushworth opposes plans to close Ward 7 before Christmas, warning of the impact on patients, families and NHS staff.
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Durham Indian with award-winning chef who brings 'magic' to creating delicious food
Spice Lounge Durham chef Nur Hussain has been crowned Chef of the Year at the National Curry Awards 2026.
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People queue down street outside York café – here’s why
An offer of free hot chocolate from Knoops has people queuing down the street in York
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255 grammar school students trained to save lives through CPR campaign
More than 250 Year 9 students at Prince Henry’s Grammar School, Otley, learned CPR and AED use from Yorkshire Ambulance Service for Restart a Heart Day.
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Two girls, both 15, accused of plotting mass shooting at California high school
The teenagers, who attend separate schools in Riverside County, are suspected of conspiring to carry out an attack at Corona High School on an unspecified future date
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Food manufacturer evacuated after fire crews discover 'fumes'
The fire service said: “We were called at 1.46pm, and on arrival, crews found fumes caused by overheated cables."
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Every day will be Christmas Eve at York museum this winter
Every day will be just like Christmas Eve at York Castle Museum this festive season. The museum will be frozen in time, on the night before Christmas, capturing the heart-warming excitement of Victorian Christmas celebrations. Families can...
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National Wealth Fund invests £2bn in Yorkshire and Humber since launch
The Leeds-based National Wealth Fund has to date helped drive £2bn of public and private finance into the Yorkshire and the Humber economy, creating and supporting over 4,900 jobs, according to new figures published by the organisation.
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Polish teenager, 16, suspected of plotting massacre
A 16-year-old suspected of plotting a massacre has been detained by police in Warsaw, Poland. Investigators believe the teenager was preparing to kill multiple people. Officers searching his home discovered what they described as "an entire arsenal of dangerous items". #EuropeNews
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Harrogate charity is to join up with Saint Michael’s Hospice
“Saint Michael’s Hospice and HADCA are join forces to secure a stronger future for community action”
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Falling sea levels due to El Niño will hit mangroves and corals
As sea level rise in the eastern Pacific, they are falling around Australia and the Coral Triangle, leaving some mangroves and corals high and dry
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Russia says it is ready to resume talks with Ukraine and US to end war
The announcement came after Russian President Vladimir Putin met US President Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff in St Petersburg.
