North Yorkshire village residents asked if they felt ground move after earthquake recorded
An earthquake was registered to have happened in Melsonby, but it was unlikely to have been felt by any residents
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Channel 4 refuses to confirm future of Bristol hub as job cuts loom
More than a quarter of the workforce nationally is to go
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Man arrested as armed police storm Huddersfield street - statement in full
An eyewitness described seeing armed officers 'turn up in droves'
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DWP confirms three 'welcome' changes for PIP after Universal Credit cuts
The Timms Review is being co-chaired by Labour Party cabinet member Sir Stephen Timms.
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BBC release trailer for Manchester-filmed spin-off of beloved drama
The six-part series boasts stars from The Umbrella Academy, Film Club and The White Lotus
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Crumbling ruin with no roof and 'spooky past' hits market for just £17,000
The historic property sits on a half-acre site
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'King' grandad nips to shop while wife does the tea - but tragically never returns
Maurice Middleton was thrown against a shop by a woman driving 48mph in a 30mph zone
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Council plans to introduce chess and draughts deposit scheme to get more people playing in Co Down plaza
The motion was introduced by a DUP councillor with a lifelong passion for playing
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Man in hospital seriously injured after being hit by lorry on Sheffield Parkway
A 49-year-old man has been seriously injured after being hit by a lorry on the Sheffield Parkway, police have appealed for witnesses.
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Strictly's Johannes Radebe tells fans he's 'listened' in personal move away from new BBC role
Johannes Radebe shared an exciting update on his huge move away from his new Strictly Come Dancing role
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Ryanair boss disputes passenger being 'sucked out of window' during flight from Greece to Germany
Although he is disputing the facts, Michael O'Leary acknowledged that the passenger was "certainly sucked towards the window"
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The country criminals who can steal a farmer’s livelihood - Stuart Minting
As if dealing with the vagaries of the weather and the threat to existence under the new inheritance tax rules wasn’t enough for our farmers, the constant worry about the safety of property and livestock cannot be dismi…
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West Midlands Police sergeant arranged half-hour prostitute session on work phone
Ex-officer Christopher Parry would have been sacked if he had not already resigned
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Trump promises $5,000 to every American adult at Republican convention
The offer was made in a speech at the party's first-ever convention in the middle of a US presidential term
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I tried out a doggy backpack for my aging Emmy but it didn't go to plan - Julian Norton
It turned out that Emmy’s new backpack was not quite as successful as we had hoped.
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Decision due on Carlton Park Hotel’s scaled-back midnight licence bid
Councillors are set to decide on plans for alcohol sales and live music at a Rotherham hotel, despite objections from residents.
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BBC announces Dolly Parton tribute with Sheridan Smith for Last Night of the Proms 2026
The country singer sadly died at the age of 80 following a brief cancer battle
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Why the rise of the ‘financial matriarch’ is a real positive
More women are taking the lead on family wealth – but they need to look after their own security too, writes Anna Gratwick
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Can Manchester grow and keep its 'soul'?
Business leaders on whether 'Manchesterism' is real and how the city's growth can help all its boroughs
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Tennent's bring back 300-year-old drink to Scottish pubs - how to get a first taste
The new pint is a return to Tennent's roots.
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New Burns-themed mural to be erected on gable end of Mauchline cafe
The mural will face the Burns House Museum which contains the room where Robert Burns and Jean Armour began married life.
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Tragedy as man dies after being hit by ambulance as busy Sheffield junction closed for hours
Road was closed while police dealt with incident
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The RNLI: achingly obvious irony will be lost on the angry phalanx of seaboard warriors
Because you are all good human beings, who go about your business with a sense of decency, respect and polite deference towards one another, it is quite possible that the demonisation of the Royal National Lifeboat Inst…
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Horsham secondary school cuts Friday hours under new timetable
Pupils at a Horsham secondary school are now finishing early on Fridays, after governors approved a change to the school week earlier this year.
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