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Fire extinguisher 'discharged' at member of the public in popular York restaurant
A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said the "assault" happened at McDonalds in Blake Street around 8.10pm on Monday, August 17 and…
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Police search for woman after suspected 'burglary'
North Yorkshire Police said "the incident occurred at approximately 3pm on Saturday, July 4 in Main Street, Escrick."
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Heatwaves show protecting greenbelt land is an imperative - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Paige Turner, Surrey Street, Sheffield.
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Thieves target North Yorkshire town house and make off with powerful motocross bike
POLICE are appealing for information after a burglary in a North Yorkshire town in which an off-road motorcycle was stolen.
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Thames Water creditors accused of ‘shuffling deckchairs’ with plan for new board
Campaigners say proposal for £10bn rescue deal in bid to avoid nationalisation is a ‘cosy stitch-up’
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Why demo slots matter: SlotCatalog players test games before real money play
A player opens a brand new slot release, deposits $10, spins a handful of times, and closes the tab five minutes later feeling like the money was…
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Teenager rescued after knee injury on popular North Yorkshire path
A TEENAGE walker was rescued after suffering a serious knee injury on a popular route through the Valley of Desolation near Bolton Abbey.
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I Watched a Family of Chickadees Grow Up in This Smart Birdhouse
The dual-camera Birdfy Nest Duo gave me an astonishingly intimate look at everything from nest building to fledging.
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Tens of thousands evacuated as US wildfire nears western city of Reno
No deaths have been reported, but at least six people have been injured, including three first responders, with several mountaintop houses destroyed, according to local media.
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Japanese lawmakers visit Beijing seeking to mend ties after fallout from Takaichi's Taiwan remark
Lawmakers from Japan have traveled to Beijing to meet with Chinese officials in the first visit since tensions rose after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comment on Taiwan angered China
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Radio 2 star bringing huge 80s disco party to Bradford
DUST off those shoulder pads, tease that hair and dig out the Frankie T-shirt...Gary Davies is bringing the Eighties party to Bradford.
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CrossCountry hopes to operate all train services today after weekend power cut
CrossCountry hopes to run a full train service today (August 24) after a power cut caused major disruption on Sunday.
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Esports World Cup: AG.AL wins tournament in surprise victory
AG.AL claim the overall title and $7m (£5.1m) top prize at the third Esports World Cup in Paris.
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Zero-tolerance stance on bullying and vandalism at skatepark
Criminal damage and antisocial behaviour have led to a zero-tolerance crackdown at a skatepark.
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Most secondary schools in England still offer too many unhealthy food options
Schools were found to sell crisps, chocolate and pastries instead of nuts, fruit and vegetables as snacks
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Couples with children should be married, Reform UK’s deputy leader says
Richard Tice also said ‘British-born children’ are a ‘good thing’ and should be encouraged
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Iranian state TV airs video targeting Barron Trump with $10m bounty
Tehran state-run media has broadcast footage purportedly tracking US President Donald Trump's youngest son, showing the location of his university, escort vehicles and Secret Service posts, and alleging his movements were "fully monitored".
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These Home Theater Projectors Give the Cinema Some Tough Competition
I tested the latest models from XGIMI, Hisense, Leica, and BenQ to find the best of the best.
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Top kitchen retailer to open store in North Yorkshire town tomorrow
Major retailer Magnet Kitchens officially opens a new store in Albert Street, Harrogate, tomorrow.
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DR Congo and M23 fighters agree to roadmap for peace talks
Both sides had previously signed an agreement in Doha last year, but fighting has continued in mineral-rich eastern DRC, a region that has endured years of conflict.
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Indian police used excessive force during protests, Amnesty says
Demonstrations in the capital New Delhi, triggered by the leak of the national medical entrance test, turned violent on 20 July when thousands of protesters attempted to march towards parliament.
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How Leeds can be to Manchester what Seville is to Barcelona - Brett Jacob
Manchester is the Barcelona of the North. That's it. I've said it. It doesn't sting anymore. The former Mayor of Greater Manchester is now Prime Minister, and half the commentary since has been about ‘Manchesterism’ arriving in Downing Street.
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Woman stranded in Spain after UK’s eVisa system mistakes her for twin sister
Nidia Webb, who is legally settled in UK, falls foul of ‘known issue’ with Home Office’s digitised immigration process
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Inside Trump’s White House staff departures: ‘People see the writing on the wall’
President Donald Trump set to lose more staffers as midterms approach, with insiders weighing their options in anticipation of Democrats seizing control of Congress
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Early bird offer ending soon for Weardale Railway Santa Express
Families are being urged to book now for Weardale Railway’s Santa Express, with discounted early bird tickets available until August 31 for the…
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Crash on A64 causing standstill traffic on York-bound lane
A crash is causing problems on the A64 this morning (Monday). It’s on the York-bound lane of the carriageway close to Steeton. There are queues between Tadcaster and Bilbrough. Crash location Road users report standstill traffic in the...
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Erling Haaland's new haircut goes viral and sends both fans and celebrities into a frenzy
The Manchester City superstar has debuted a new look for the start of the Premier League season, and fans are divided. Zlatan Ibrahimovic told Haaland: “What did you do? You lost a bet or what? Block me and erase my number.”
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Get on board - a London double decker bus in the streets of south Durham
THE RT was the great, red London double decker of the 1940s through to the 1960s, but during that period buses and bus usage changed dramatically.
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When to watch Emmerdale and Coronation Street as schedule changes this week
Emmerdale and Coronation Street won't air as usual on one day this week due to ITV1 airing the EFL Carabao Cup match on Tuesday, August 25.
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Restored East Cleveland railway could be ‘backbone of much larger tourism enterprise’
A private railway company could be set up to serve a previously mothballed passenger railway line in East Cleveland with the public investing in it as shareholders, it has been suggested.
