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Running races need open ear headphones — and you can save up to £35 on my top budget Shokz picks at Amazon right now
Shokz headphones are ideal for runners, and sometimes required during organised races.
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Bradford district insurance firm moves to larger offices amid growth
AN insurance firm has relocated to larger offices as part of its ongoing growth and expansion.
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York opticians urge parents to book children's eye tests before school
Specsavers York and Specsavers Vangarde are encouraging families to book appointments for their children ahead of the new school term.
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Residents told to 'avoid area' as six fire engines called to house blaze
Firefighters have told residents to "avoid the area" after a fleet of fire engines were called to an early morning blaze in Grangetown
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The Government needs to deliver both short and long term economic growth
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has so far restricted his boat to gentle waters but soon he is going to have to sail further out and confront the stormy seas swirling around Britain.
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Raheem Sterling charged with dangerous driving and nitrous oxide possession
The former England forward Raheem Sterling has been charged after a crash involving a Lamborghini on the motorway, police have said
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'There are a lot more things you can hear' — Metro 2039 executive producer says 4A Games' newest game engine allowed the team to rebuild and 'reimagine' the game's audio system
4A Games has confirmed that Metro 2039's audio system has been rebuilt to offer deeper immersion.
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Shoppers told 'do not eat' wraps sold in Sainsbury's and Morrisons due to recall
Summit Foods is recalling various filled wraps, which are sold in UK supermarkets such as Sainsbury's and Morrisons.
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North Yorkshire artist's Richmond exhibition to help protect tropical forests
North Yorkshire-based artist Claire Milner’s solo show, Gardeners of Eden, will be on view at NoonPowell Fine Art in Richmond.
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Durham Freemasons’ grant to support children affected by domestic abuse in Darlington
A Darlington charity that supports women and children fleeing domestic abuse has received a £15,000 grant through Durham Freemasons to help provide…
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Next Atlantic storm to be named Dolly, not connected to Parton's death
Storm systems are named by procedures set by the World Meteorological Organisation and the lists of names are reused every six years.
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Your questions sought on upcoming budget and council tax amid challenges facing York
People have been urged to submit their questions about City of York Council's upcoming budget.
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'Unspoilt' beach under 30 minutes away from Durham for perfect family day out
Easington beach is a great place for relaxing and might be worth a visit during the last weeks of summer.
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Yorkshire drinkers among UK’s biggest binge drinkers, research suggests
DRINKERS in Yorkshire and the Humber are more likely to binge drink than the UK average, new research shows.
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Fire in York suburb – Police called in
Fire crews were called to an incident in a York suburb last night. Acomb firefighters responded to a fire in the open in the Boroughbridge Road area at6.40pm. A North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said: “The fire was out...
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'Renovator's dream' six-bed Victoria townhouse to go under the hammer
A Grade II listed York townhouse described as a 'renovator's dream home' is set to go to auction next week.
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Iran seeks to criminalise all contact with foreign media in latest ‘chilling’ crackdown
As photojournalist sentenced to 15 years, rights groups warn law would turn civic engagement into security crime
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Celebrity tributes pour in for Dolly Parton: ‘a gift to the world’
Lily Tomlin, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Céline Dion and Oprah Winfrey are among those remembering the queen of country after she died aged 80
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Quarter of over-40s ‘unaware of preventable dementia risk factors’, survey finds
Around 982,000 people are living with dementia in the UK today
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Student jailed for 10 years after stabbing former friend following fake Rolex dispute
Harper Dennis was found guilty of manslaughter following a two-week trial
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'Metro 2039 goes back to the roots' — The upcoming game's executive producer explains how 4A Games balances the 'spookiness' of claustrophobic metro tunnels and the open zones
Metro 2039 executive producer Jon Bloch has explained how 4A Games has balanced the return of claustrophic metro tunnels and open-world zones.
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North York Moors could get first 'virtual' glamping site
A SET of new remotely managed glamping pods could be built in the North York Moors National Park.
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Rising energy bills ‘difficult’ for people, Andy Burnham says
Ofgem has announced that its price cap will rise by 4% or £60 per year to £1,723 from October 1.
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ADHD and autism services in England ‘under significant pressure’, watchdog warns
Children and adults with ADHD and autism face ‘long waiting times, variations in access and fragmented care’
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Passengers warned of York to Leeds train disruption over festival weekend
Trains between York, Selby and Leeds are being disrupted this weekend due to an engineering project. From Saturday 29 to Monday 31 August, buses will replace trains between Selby and York/Leeds/Micklefield, and between York and Moorthorpe....
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Libyan acquitted over involvement in Lockerbie bombing dies aged 70
His former employer, Libyan Airlines, announced his death ‘with deep sorrow and profound grief’
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Now you seafood, now you don’t: $350k worth of oysters vanish without a trace in NSW
About 400,000 juvenile Sydney rock oysters were taken from an oyster farm on state’s mid-north coast earlier this year, police say
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Supermarket creates 10,000 work experience roles to help Neets crisis
Andy Burnham commended Sainsbury’s for ‘stepping up’ while his government addresses youth employment crisis
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Thieves target commercial property in York business park
North Yorkshire Police said the burglary took place at 4pm on Friday, August 14 from the hallway of Acorn Commercial Finance in Clifton Moor…
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Baiting of police officers highlights Britain’s law and order problem
Britain needs to face up to the fact that it has a major crime problem. The Police Federation’s comments that young people were “baiting police officers” with dangerous driving is indicative of a wider collapse in law and order.
