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Man appears in court over murder of housing association worker
Eleanor Barnfield has been described by her family as the ‘most loving’ mother
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French unions plan more demonstrations this week before general strike as anger grows
After a weekend of clashes, major cities are facing further disruption as unions escalate action
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Asda recalls 3 major fashion items due to safety concerns for shoppers
Asda is recalling three styles of handbags after they were found to contain excessive levels of phthalates.
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What the Budget will mean for pensioners and income tax
Several major policy announcements are expected at the event
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Celebrating connection and community at Czajka Care Group
For many families, finding the right care for a loved one can feel like one of life’s biggest decisions
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Brazil keeps left: what Lula’s victory means for his country and beyond
In today’s newsletter: As Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured victory in the presidential race, we look the implications for democracy, the environment and international relations
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New UK home building slumps as housing industry faces 'critical point’
The government recently unveiled Your First Home, which will give first-time buyers the chance to buy a new build property with a 2.5 per cent deposit
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Serbia’s strongman toppled by student-backed movement
Good morning. It’s Angela Skujins holding the newsletter pen for the entire week. On Monday’s agenda: Serbian elections serve as a death knell for long-time leader Aleksandar Vučić and his political party, while French fury continues to manifest through violent protest and a presidential bid. #EuropeToday
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Steve Borthwick and England's selection dilemmas amid World Cup countdown
The upcoming Nations Championship matches present a selection dilemma for Steve Borthwick's England with just nine matches to go until the World Cup.
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Oxford Street has become fully pedestrianised – this is what will change
Project to pedestrianise world-famous shopping destination is expected to cost about £150m
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'Hazardous' new road layout plans for York village - locals speak out
A parish council has hit out against plans made by developers stating that their road layout will create "a hazardous environment" for those using the village's main road.
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The smell of freshly baked goods and the book that became a shining light
A Scottish bakery that has clients ranging from café customers to Michelin-starred restaurants has highlighted the value of the hospitality industry.
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R&B star Chris Brown avoids jail after bottle attack at London nightclub
CCTV footage was shown where Chris Brown struck Abraham Diaw four times with the bottle
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Former RAAF pilot who allegedly murdered wife was ‘love rat’ and ‘master manipulator’, jury hears
Robert John Crawford on trial after wife found near ride-on lawnmower on their Toowoomba property
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Why Barclays should think twice about letting staff go in favour of artificial intelligence - Jayne Dowle
I recently had to set up a new bank account for my father and if my experience attempting to do it online is anything to go by, Barclays should think twice about letting 5,000 members of staff go in favour of artificial intelligence (AI).
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Video. US: Nicki Minaj endorses Trump at Michigan Republican rally
Video. Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump at a Republican rally in Michigan, declaring her support for the president. The event also saw Trump renew his attacks on Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
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Drone ‘the size of four toasters’ seen hovering over British Airways plane
The drone flew around 50 feet above the plane’s right wing at 12.08pm, BA pilot told air traffic control
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Man to stand trial after denying murder of ‘kind-hearted’ Darlington mum
Andrew Bell denies murdering Darlington mum Leanne Park, found dead on September 23. He is remanded in custody for trial on March 8, 2027.
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2.92-metre monster fish: German angler lands giant catfish from Polish reservoir
Oliver Schäfer from the Eifel and his fishing partner landed a 2.92-metre catfish at a tournament in Poland. The fish is already well known among anglers. #EuropeNews
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Thousands of North Yorkshire homes expected to be without power this morning
Northern Powergrid said yesterday (Sunday, October 25) that they expect around 13,000 customers will remain without power this morning.
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'Completely dismayed': Anger as council says footbridge may not reopen until 2028
The council has been urged to take urgent action to repair or replace St Mark’s Footbridge, which closed in June 2026 after cracks were identified.
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'One of the best Britcoms ever' could be returning to the BBC after 11 years
Miranda Hart’s BBC sitcom Miranda could return after 11 years, with renewed interest following her Celebrity Traitors appearance.
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1,100-home Harrogate 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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Netanyahu denies reports about escalation with Iran in last day before election
Israelis are in the final hours of an intense election season amid reports of a clash between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli military over Iran
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London’s Oxford Street bans traffic as city tries to revitalize once grand shopping district
London's Oxford Street is closing to cars, buses, and bicycles starting Monday
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The Tragedy of Having a Wikipedia Page—and Then Losing It
Every day, Wikipedia biographies of living people are flagged for deletion because the subjects are not “notable” enough. How do these poor souls take the news?
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Harrogate neurodevelopmental expert publishes book to support teachers and SENDCOs
Harrogate therapist launches book to aid neurodivergent
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Clean water battle: Harrogate’s MP takes to river to highlight campaign
“No river, no coastline should still see the record levels of dumping that we see,” said Harrogate and Knaresborough’s MP
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Harrogate pupils hit the top note in music extravaganza
Ashville pupils showcase musical talent in Harrogate
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State pension age could be cut to 65 under calls that would free up jobs
A petition calling for the UK state pension age to be cut to 65 for everyone has passed 100,000 signatures
