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Man WANTED on suspicion of kidnapping, assault and neglect
Officers have been conducting enquiries to locate the 30-year-old but are now asking members of the public for information.
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Richmond pool set to reopen after 18-month closure and £1.65m repair programme
Richmond Swimming Pool is nearing reopening after an 18-month closure and a £1.65m repair bill.
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Two vehicles crash in Yorkshire village – emergency services called to scene
Two vehicles have crashed in Burn Bridge, near Harrogate.
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Eric Bauza, modern voice of Looney Tunes characters, dies at 46
The modern voice of Looney Tunes has died
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Two vehicles crash in Yorkshire village – emergency services called to scene
Two vehicles have crashed in Burn Bridge, near Harrogate.
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UK poll tracker: Burnham opens up biggest lead since general election after 100 days
The prime minister has pushed back against early election rumours amid the rising support
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Trump’s Oval Office outburst has social media questioning his mental state
Trump directed his outburst at The Independent's White House correspondent Andrew Feinberg
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Backlash after Trump invokes 9/11 in attack on El-Sayed
The Democrat himself has hit back, as has Senator Bernie Sanders and a key Trump supporter from 2024.
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Robotic dog controlled with a computer powered by human blood cells
A start-up has already used a biological computer to play Pong, and now the firm says the technology can be used to control robots
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TV sports reporter found dead alongside husband in murder suicide, police say
Former WBRC sports reporter Christina Chambers and her husband were found dead in their home in Hoover, with a family member raising the alarm around 9am on Tuesday
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Reset The Rates: What's next in fight to reform a broken system?
Attention turns to how the Scottish and UK governments will respond after The Herald's Reset The Rates campaign launch
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Leeds murder investigation latest as huge New Wortley cordon erected
New Wortley cordon erected after man dies on Saturday
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Fake TikTok Shops now fuel one in five phishing blocks — and Black Friday could make it worse
A single counterfeit storefront drove nearly a fifth of all phishing blocks recorded by Surfshark over five months
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New cocktail bar bids for later licence just weeks after opening
A recently opened Scarborough cocktail lounge has applied for a new premises licence that would allow alcohol sales until 11.30pm daily.
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For growth in every postcode, the Chancellor needs to back business - Henri Murison
Fiscal devolution will allow Yorkshire to grow, the Northern Powerhouse Partnership’s Henri Murison says.
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Israel prepares to vote as Netanyahu faces a tight fight to stay in power, in photos
Campaigning and ballot preparations mark the lead-up to Israel’s election Tuesday, widely seen as a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu, the country’s longest-serving prime minister.
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Nicki Minaj flirting with Trump’s third-term fantasy is no joke
At a rally heavily featuring comments about the rapper’s ‘ass’, Trump and Minaj revealed something dark at the heart of modern-day MAGA, writes Holly Baxter
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Teenage waiter wins £13k compensation after being sworn at for dropping apple crumble
Daniesha Charles, 15, faced a ‘tirade of abuse’ over the incident
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Russian sabotage network responsible for Romanian fire, prosecutors say
Russia has repeatedly denied the accusations
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Belgian CEO on building a business and family in Macao
Belgian entrepreneur Jérémy Artan de Saint Martin builds a tech firm and waffle brand in Macao, calling the city a land of endless possibilities.
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Revealed: how NHS Fife’s chief executive shaped Sandie Peggie tribunal statement.
Internal emails released under freedom of information law show NHS Fife's senior solicitor raised doubts about the board's tribunal statement and believed he had not seen the final version — while chief executive Carol Potter shaped individual sentences hours before publication.
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Mortimer and Whitehouse feature County Durham waterfall in new series of Gone Fishing
Bob Mortimer has brought viewers back to his North East roots in the latest series of BBC Two's Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, with County Durham's spectacular landscapes taking centre stage.
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Hartlepool Fireworks Spectacular - timings, road closures and parking details to know
Going to Seaton Carew's fireworks? Check display time, car parks, road closures and parking restrictions.
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How to watch YAGA — free streams from anywhere in the world
Here's how to watch the brand new supernatural horror-mystery series
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Partners praise communities after first autumn storms in York and North Yorkshire
Communities across North Yorkshire were supported through two significant storms at the weekend, with emergency services and local authorities joining forces with power and water providers to keep people safe and maintain essential services.
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Residents in Harrogate invited to have their say on North Yorkshire's new local plan
Residents in Harrogate invited to have their say on North Yorkshire's new local plan
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Microsoft is looking to cut more than 25% of its workforce
An employee buyout offer is reportedly being extended to roughly 60,000 Microsoft employees in the US, UK, India, and Canada.
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LIV Golf: Former US Open champion Graeme McDowell confirms exit
Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell becomes the latest major champion to exit LIV Golf.
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Japanese prosecutors charge US marine suspected of robbing and killing woman
Devin Jacob Ballard, 20, denies charges that he fatally strangled Anna Yagi, 39, in a hotel on the island of Okinawa
