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Yorkshire's Northern rail 'singing conductor' says 'you can hear the sound of Knaresborough railway station' in new recordings
Harrogate’s renowned ‘singing conductor’ and artist Paul Mirfin has issued two new songs recorded live at Knaresborough railway station.
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Israel must face sanctions over the killing of journalists like Mariam Abu Dagga
Now is the time to impose real and immediate economic costs on Israel for its actions in Gaza and the West Bank, World affairs editor Sam Kiley writes
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Willington pub-goer 'killed after being pushed in petty Christmas Eve dispute'
Jurors have watched CCTV footage of heavily intoxicated man being pushed over onto concrete causing a fatal head injury outside Willington pub.
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The world inches toward catastrophic climate events: 'Bigger shocks are on the way'
Scientists have long warned that the world will experience more intense extreme weather events like heat waves, storms, floods and droughts as long as we continue to use gas, oil and coal at our current pace
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Fire safety works at York flats gutted by blaze as 'safety requirements not met'
Works are planned to improve fire safety in a block of York flats where a large blaze left residents homeless and prompted an investigation.
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All Points East: EsDeeKid mystery no problem for rapper's fans
We still don't know the Scouse rapper's true identity, but do music lovers really care who he is?
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Two Intel chips break Amazon's top 10 CPUs for the first time in months — Core Ultra 7 270K and Core i7-14700K finally challenge AMD desktop dominance
The parts in question offer remarkably good value for specific purposes.
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Objections raised against Nigel Farage’s appointment in North Yorkshire
People have objected to Nigel Farage’s appointment to a role in North Yorkshire after stepping down from the House of Commons.
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Gazundering: What is it and what should homeowners do if it happens to them?
Agreeing a deal only to be asked to slash the price can be frustrating for would-be sellers
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US strikes another ‘drug boat’ as it prepares to bring battle to land
The death toll now exceeds 210 after more than 60 strikes by the Trump administration
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'I think a book is like a time machine': Mark Gatiss on the second series of his detective drama Bookish
Mark Gatiss chats about his passion for books and how Bookish has evolved as the detective drama returns for its second series. By Lynn Rusk.
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Meerkats die after ‘catastrophic’ tunnel collapse at wildlife park
Tropical Birdland in Desford said that ‘sudden heavy rainfall’ after the heatwaves had caused the mob’s tunnels to collapse
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How to watch Fulham vs Chelsea: Free streams and TV channels for Premier League 2026/27
The opening weekend of the season concludes with a West London derby
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Queueing dispute rumbles on top of Snowdon as officials have ‘no plans to intervene’
A spokesman for the Eryri National Park Authority said its policy remained one of ‘self-policing’
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Derek McInnes: Rangers manager could be in stand for first Old Firm game after hearing date set
Derek McInnes could be in the stand for his first Old Firm match as Rangers manager after a hearing date of 31 August was set for his appeal against a touchline ban.
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Man suspected of killing five people in Oregon found dead, officials say
Authorities suspect Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, died by suicide after he was found in vehicle in Washington state
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Why scaling AI requires a new economic strategy
Overcoming the enterprise AI cost and scaling crisis
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'One install, and the phone is no longer yours' — NordVPN warns of fake Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar Airways apps used to spread malware
The VPN provider found that one fake app install can give criminals full remote access to your phone
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York swimming pools closed 'until further notice'
York Sports Village has closed its main pool and training pool after reporting a "technical issue"
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A66 crash: Police officers among seven killed as 12 arrested in organised crime probe
Twelve people have been arrested in an investigation into criminal activity before a crash which killed seven, including two police officers.
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Ukraine's amputee veterans celebrate independence day with grueling endurance challenge
Military amputees and veterans in Ukraine marked Independence Day by completing Iron Week, a grueling seven-day endurance event covering more than 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) across the country
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Residents' anger as new use for once-popular pub is 'causing dust, debris, smoke’
Residents objecting to plans to officially turn a former Halifax pub into a builders' and plumbers' merchants said dust, debris and smoke…
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Reform UK labelled ‘racist’ over two-child benefit cap policy
A Reform spokesperson said the policy has ‘nothing to do with race’ and that MPs are ‘wilfully misrepresenting the policy’
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The UK will help Ukraine make long-range missiles by sharing classified tech information
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces the U.K. will help Ukraine make its own long-range missiles
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Guns, axes, explosives: violent museum heists are on the rise, says Europol
EU police agency says shift could point to involvement of new criminal networks focused on specific artefacts
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Person taken to hospital after air ambulance called to County Durham crash
A person was airlifted to the Royal Victoria Infirmary after a crash at Perth Bank in Lanchester, which saw the air ambulance called.
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Forget 'woke' climate nonsense, says Barnsley Reform group...
Reform UK-led Barnsley Council has announced its intention to withdraw its climate emergency declaration and its climate targets as part of its “war on woke”.
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Checking the small print…could it save council vital cash?
A local authority's administration is going through the small print in council contracts to find savings which might help it out of a budget…
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Police issue appeal after £850 of Champagne stolen from Waitrose
Comes after Andy Burnham said he wants police forces to take a ‘strong line against shoplifting’
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Popular pub near Darlington praised for its food and friendly service set to reopen
A popular County Durham pub which has won praise for its food, friendly service and “reasonable prices” is preparing to reopen.