‘It’s frightening’: Councillor warns illegal off-road bikes are a ‘serious problem’
‘It’s a serious problem across our ward’
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Empty talk about independence won't fix Scotland's broken schools and NHS
Record View says John Swinney should accept there is little to no chance of an IndyRef2 this side of a UK general election and his focus should be on reforming Scotland’s broken public services.
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Masked traveller gang smash up rival clan's cars with crowbars and poles as feud rages on
A series of violent incidents have erupted in Scotland amid a feud between two families.
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"Black-market steroids ruined my life" Powerlifter calls for crackdown on dangerous gym culture
Guy Martin blames steroids after he was diagnosed with heart and kidney failure.
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Johnny Mad Dog Adair's craziest moments after ex-UDA boss's vile rant on immigration
The Daily Record looks at the life and times of controversial Loyalist figure Johnny "Mad Dog" Adair and some of his maddest moments over the years.
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Four Scots brothers heading for snooker glory after history-making British championship win
The brothers, from Glasgow, hope to follow in the footsteps of Scotland's green baize greats and go right to the top of the sport.
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Gangster Specky Boyd's family targeted by mobsters after Spain death as rivals moved in
Specky's family and associates were targeted by rival crews following his death.
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Brave schoolgirl Ava takes on Kiltwalk to raise cash for transplant charity who saved her life
Ava Todd wanted to give back to the Anthony Nolan charity which helped save her life nearly ten years ago.
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SNP supporters hesitant to accept IndyRef2 in short term 'as they might not win'
EXCLUSIVE: Professor John Curtice told the Record that support for an immediate referendum in Scotland was low.
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Leeds venue announces 'spellbinding' new Halloween trail
‘Spellbound’ is a magical Halloween trail at Lotherton
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'I spoke to my dead Leeds grandad at my giftshop where I hold open circles'
Keely King caters to Leeds' 'spritual community'
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'Sadness' as Leeds town named disability benefit hotspot
'That’s sad. There are places to reach out to.'
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Yorkshire woman's heartache as husband dies suddenly months after renewing vows
Anne Hunter, 54, is now taking on a major off-road cycling challenge in memory of her husband
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'Living the dream for us both': Kirklees landlord's tribute to brother ahead of new venture
Eddie Townsend took over pub in August
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Sheffield city centre street shut during Covid set to be closed for good
Sheffield City Council is now proposing to make it permanent
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Huddersfield school pupils 'not achieving as well as they could' - but there are 'early signs' of change
Ofsted inspection has singled out areas for praise at 1,000-pupil high school
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Council chief pockets £245k pay packet as staff numbers shrink
Richard Flinton is due to retire next March after a 40-year career in local government
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Kirklees Cabinet's plans on spending, EDI and crime grilled by committee
Several questions arose relating to civic pride and equality, diversity and inclusion
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'Proudly independent' coffee chain opens first-ever Yorkshire store in Huddersfield
The exciting new coffee shop serves drinks, cakes, breakfast, sandwiches and toasties
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Calls for zero-tolerance in Kirklees council on racial, ethnic and religious discrimination
Motion wants all councillors to attend equality and anti-racism training
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'They are moving us into tin cans and it will crucify us' says Dewsbury market trader
Dewsbury Market traders are set to move into temporary stalls ahead of revamp as part of Blueprint
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Welsh Government announces huge boost to small businesses in Wales
A temporary cut of 15% in business rates for small firms is being increased and made permanent but will be funded by an increase in business rates for larger firms
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Schoolgirl, 10, could 'die in her sleep' at any moment
Doctors told Aimee James that her daughter Evie was fine when she was born, but the mum grew increasingly worried
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AI regulation faces political deadlock as calls grow for Congress to act
With Trump opposed and Congress divided, new safety legislation on AI is unlikely to pass anytime soon despite mounting pressure.
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