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Labour MPs warn Healey £113bn lost as women excluded from economy
Exclusive: Ahead of Wednesday’s Budget an influential group of female Labour MPs will publish a collection of essays telling the chancellor that he needs to make the economy work better for women if they want economic growth
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Fury as County Durham college's lowest-paid staff face uncertainty in pay row
Derwentside College has been criticised by UNISON after ending its real Living Wage commitment, affecting 24 of its lowest-paid workers.
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Video shows start of £15 million mill fire as arsonist discovers his punishment
The pair were convicted of arson after a trial.
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Council expert says that bid to fell two 30-metre protected trees should be refused
Plans to fell two tall trees in a North Yorkshire village should be refused because there is no evidence they pose an unacceptable safety risk, according to a council tree expert.
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Man 'punched in the face' during incident at popular York bar
North Yorkshire Police have launched an investigation after the alleged assault of a man in Slug and Lettuce, York.
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Berlin: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Offers Hope for Germany
A tech billionaire sees Berlin and Germany as an important part of his AI strategy. Here’s what that means for the capital.
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Man dies after motorcycle and car crash on main road in North Yorkshire
A man has died after a motorcycle and a car crashed on the A63 Selby bypass.
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‘Continue to take care,’ says North Yorkshire fire boss after storms batter county
North Yorkshire’s deputy chief fire officer has urged people to “continue to take care” due to forecast rain which comes after storms Austen and Boelo battered the county.
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Some iPhone Duo Models Are Breaking. iFixit’s Teardown Might Explain Why
Apple confirmed a “small number” of iPhone Duo units have an issue impacting the inner display.
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York libraries reveal festive plans – including music, fairs and family fun
As the festive season approaches, Explore libraries and reading cafés across York are preparing to welcome visitors with Christmas fairs, live music, seasonal treats and family activities. This year’s Christmas programme offers plenty of...
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Digital consultancy boss named among UK's most ambitious business leaders
Waracle has been recognised for growth, innovation, and leadership in a series of national awards.
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How to watch Galatasaray vs Fenerbahce: Live streams and TV channels for HUGE derby in Turkish Super Lig 2026/27
A fierce rivalry returns in the first Intercontinental Derby of the season
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Merger plan for Snape and Thornton Watlass schools
Both schools in North Yorkshire would continue to operate, but would share leadership and teachers.
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Our AI could wipe out humanity, Anthropic says as it asks for money to build it
New and more powerful systems could ‘pose catastrophic or existential risks to humanity’, Claude maker warns, as it seeks investment to pay for its work
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A big name restaurant chain will open a new restaurant at The Springs in Leeds
Work is ongoing ahead of the exciting new restaurant launching
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They weaved past traffic like Fast and Furious - then killed mum and daughter
'Selfish and reckless' Jasskamal Riyat and Hardeep Bhachu raced and laughed on busy Leeds road before killing mum and daughter
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Wind turbines have killed 19 million bats in 40 years in the US
Nearly 19 million bats are estimated to have been killed by wind turbines in the US between 1981 and 2024, but measures can be taken to make them less deadly
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Everything that changes in Germany in November 2026
From Deutsche Bahn's 'family ticket' becoming a permanent offer to the deadline for switching your car insurance and also the start of Germany's Christmas market season, here are the key changes you should be aware of this November.
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Video. Russia: flames engulf buildings after Ukrainian drone attack in Voronezh region
Video. At least two people were killed and 17 injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's Voronezh region. Flames engulfed buildings, while falling debris struck a commuter train.
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Anthropic expands AI support for nonprofits as it files to sell shares to the public
Anthropic expands its support for nonprofits as it files to sell shares publicly for the first time
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British man set for hero's welcome in Hull after epic 28-year walk from South America
Karl Bushby set off on his journey back in 1998 and is set to return home in a matter of days
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New Toney Minchella refreshment kiosk gets green light at North East seafront park
A new refreshment kiosk linked with iconic South Shields ice cream brand Toney Minchella is set to open in South Marine Park after plans were given the green light.
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More than £60,000 worth of equipment stolen in burglary at hotel near Darlington
More than £60,000 of golfing equipment, technology and power tools were stolen in a burglary at Headlam Hall Hotel near Darlington.
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Man arrested and another at large after people seen trying car doors in County Durham
Durham Police arrest man on suspicion of theft after two suspects tried car door handles in Sedgefield on October 26.
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The Regreening is a post-apocalyptic farm sim where you grow animal habitats instead of cash crops
My favorite part of this farm sim so far is actually how un-farming it really is.
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Many Steam games can now be played locally on jailbroken PS5 consoles, including Portal
What a time to be alive.
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Call of Duty's director explains that his film will be all about the 'consequence of war' and not just a shoot-'em-up
The film seeks to explore Modern Warfare's "nuanced storylines".
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Berlin Produces Less Waste – But Is Still Far from Its Goal
Berlin’s prospective red-green-red coalition has reaffirmed its zero waste goal. Achieving it would require much more recycling or incineration.
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Netanyahu reportedly pressured military to attack Iran in run-up to election
Israeli prime minister increases alarmist rhetoric as his far-right coalition narrowly trails in polls
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Where and when the UK will see snow fall as first flurries of winter predicted
With the first storms of the season battering the UK, snow won’t be far behind