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'She’ll live on in us' - tributes to York mum who died 18 days after cancer diagnosis
Tributes have been paid to a York mum who lost her life less than three weeks after being diagnosed with cancer.
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International best-selling author returns to North Yorkshire
Harry Whittaker: OrlandoPress Release
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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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Key North Yorkshire road to close for 5 days
North Yorkshire Council said the The A174 will close at Lythe Bank, near Sandsend, from 7.30am to 4pm, on each of the next five days from today (Monday, October 26).
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Exiled opposition leader María Corina Machado returns to rapturous reception in Venezuela
Nobel peace prize winner’s return after almost a year in exile is unlikely to please interim president Delcy Rodríguez
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'How many is too many open earbuds?' — as Samsung and OnePlus both launch clip-on buds, I can't help but wonder whether the market is now oversaturated
Two more ear cuff-style open earbuds have launched, from Samsung and OnePlus — neither of which are available in the west yet — but it's busy market segment.
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Popular frozen food supplier collapses - what it means for Bradford shoppers
Quality Bites, a halal frozen food brand stocked by over 1,000 UK independent supermarkets, voluntarily entered liquidation and closed on October 7.
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Scotland NHS shake-up risks worsening pressure on doctors, ministers warned
Scotland’s NHS reforms risk putting more pressure on doctors and patient care, experts warn, as John Swinney plans to cut health boards from 14 to two.
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Khan hails pedestrianisation of Oxford Street as ‘momentous day’ for London
From Monday, almost a kilometre of the busy central London shopping street, between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street, will be traffic-free.
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'Accident waiting to happen' - Calls for 'forgotten' village to get footbridge over A174
A footbridge should be built over the busy A174 near Redcar to allow people living in an isolated village to cross safely to the other side, a resident has said.
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Woman charged after rabbi stabbed in the back with syringe in NYC ‘hate crime’
Anna Mochalova, 32, charged with hate crime offenses over Diamond District attacks on two Jewish men last week, although her lawyer has suggested she has been wrongly identified as the suspect
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Harrogate village celebrates £1m Postcode Lottery win as one lucky player bags £378k
Harrogate district village celebrates £1 million Postcode Lottery win
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Airtel Money sees sales jump by a quarter after gaining millions more customers
The payments firm reported revenues of 830 million US dollars (£621 million) for the six months to the end of September.
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Jobs saved as founder buys North Yorkshire firm to save it from administration
The founder of Chameleon Technology has stepped in to rescue the Harrogate-based business from administration.
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Video. Israel is 'on its way become normal again', says former PM Olmert
Video. Former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert believes the country's general election, to be held this Tuesday, is an "inevitable battle about the future of Israel" . He warns the fate of current prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu "may become the disaster of the state Israel".
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Libraries offer light therapy kits to boost mood this winter
Residents across North Yorkshire are now able to borrow light therapy kits from their local library this winter as part of a pioneering initiative designed to help people manage the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
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Rail lines and road closed as Storm Boelo clean-up begins
The storm brought widespread disruption across Scotland
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'Customers are like family': restaurant celebrates being York competition finalist
Spice Clay Oven, in Wilberfoss, has been named a finalist in a prestigious competition in York.
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117 new affordable homes move a step closer in York
A major affordable housing scheme in York has reached a new milestone.
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Enough is enough, antisocial behaviour can no longer be dismissed as just a nuisance
Antisocial behaviour is not just a nuisance but making communities up and down the country feel unsafe and neighbourhoods unwelcoming.
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CalMac admits ageing fleet woes as it pledges to improve lifeline ferry reliability
State-owned CalMac has pledged to improve ferry reliability as its parent company reports continuing problems with ageing vessels, technical faults and repairs.
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Yorkshire café offering hot chocolates served with giant marshmallows for autumn
The Chocolate Bar in York offers delicious hot chocolates that you can get served with a giant marshmallow, whipped cream or even soft serve ice cream.
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UK frozen food company stocked in 1,000 stores enters liquidation and closes
Quality Bites, a halal frozen food brand stocked by over 1,000 UK independent supermarkets, voluntarily entered liquidation and closed on October 7.
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Member of UK pop royalty returning to York for special anniversary performance
Marti Pellow is coming to York Barbican in Prospect Street, on September 13, 2027.
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Every high street bank closing in November
The bank is moving away from in-person services
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Leeds reveals route for 2027 Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ
The route for the 2027 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift Grand Départ in Leeds has been revealed, bringing the world's leading women's cycle race back to
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Kevin Sinfield should’ve been knighted ‘years ago’, Prince William says
Rugby legend Sir Kevin Sinfield should have received his knighthood “years ago”, Prince William has said.
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Thomas Markle allegations: What we know after new Meghan letter emerges
The Duchess of Sussex said she was ‘deeply distressed’ over child sex image accusations against her father
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The government should help farmers to transition away from Glyphosate - Katie Ward
On December 15, glyphosate’s approval in the UK is set to expire. Glyphosate, a weed killer, is engineered specifically to kill plant life. Renewing this approval will only keep it flowing through our farms, soils, food and bodies. This license renewal is therefore as much a question of healthcare as it is about agriculture.
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6 Bradford district areas affected by power cuts - have you been affected?
Residents are urged to call 105 if they found themselves in a dangerous situation.
