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Jude Bellingham guides England to victory
ENGLAND are up and running with a win, Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka are showing signs of top form and Marc Guehi already looks like being an upgrade on the injured Harry Maguire. That alone means it was a successful night in Gelsenkirchen. Key
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Applegarth delighted as York Knights record first clean sheet of season at Dewsbury
MARK Applegarth was left delighted by York Knights' defence as his tenure began with a 40-0 thrashing of Dewsbury Rams at the FLAIR Stadium. Doubles from winger Joe Brown and half-back Ata Hingano headed an eight-try rout of the Betfred Championship
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Applegarth makes perfect start as York Knights demolish Dewsbury
MARK Applegarth received the best of welcome gifts as York Knights demolished Dewsbury Rams 40-0 at the FLAIR Stadium. Just 11 days into his tenure, the Knights boss was left beaming as doubles from Ata Hingano and Joe Brown led an eight-try rout
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Angela Rayner in Labour's election battle bus visits York WITH PICS
LABOUR'S election battle bus roared into York this afternoon with the party’s deputy leader on board. Angela Rayner was in the city to back Luke Charters’ campaign to replace Conservative Julian Sturdy as York Outer MP. She urged ensembled
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LIVE BLOG: Dewsbury Rams vs York Knights
4:46pm FULL TIME: DEWSBURY RAMS 0-40 YORK KNIGHTS The perfect start to Applegarth's tenure as the Knights ease to
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PICTURES: Hundreds of classic vehicles arrive at North Yorkshire rendezvous today
CARS and vehicles from yesteryear have filled the roads leading to a North Yorkshire stately home today. Their owners were taking them to Castle Howard for the annual Father’s Day Classic Car and Motor Show. Thousands of visitors also thronged
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York Hospital trust's low-tech solution gets more patients to appointments
Text reminders are helping to reduce missed hospital appointments in York and much of North Yorkshire, health bosses have said. The NHS trust that runs York, Scarborough, Malton, Selby and Bridlington hospitals said on average, patients did not
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Consultation starts over York Sainsbury's site proposals
THE public and others are being urged to have their say in a planned regeneration of a major retail site on the edge of York city centre. Public consultation has begun concerning the 9-acre brownfield site at Foss Bank, which presently contains
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Sentenced for pestering a woman on LinkedIn
A man who made himself a pest to a woman via LinkedIn was among defendants sentenced recently at York Magistrates Court. Liam Horner, 28, of Hull Road, Wilberforce, East Yorkshire, pleaded guilty to drink driving in Heworth. He was given a 12-
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EasyJet passenger reveals his ingenious hack to dodge extra baggage charges
A holidaymaker has revealed his ingenious hack which helped him dodge EasyJet’s “ridiculous” excess baggage fines. Dylan Springer says he was boarding his flight home from Kos, Greece, on April 12 when he noticed passengers being slapped with £48
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Can a neighbour refuse access for maintenance or repairs? What are your rights
Neighbours, boundaries and access to property can be tricky subjects when it comes to what can and can't be done. Whether it's knowing how close to your neighbour's boundary you can build, whether your neighbour is able to stop you putting up a
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'Check your change': The Royal Mint's 10 rarest 50p coins revealed
Brits have been told to check their change, as they could be sitting on a fortune they didn’t even know about. The Royal Mint has revealed its top ten rarest 50 pence coins currently in circulation. Since moving to pounds and pence in 1971,
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I tried Aldi's latest Rosé wines and there's one you need to try this summer
The days are longer, the weather is (slightly) warmer and summer heat is just a few short weeks away (fingers crossed). As we near the hotter days, that can only mean one thing, spending more time outdoors with the people we love. That can
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Dentist issues warning over 'lesser known' ingredients in sugar-free drinks
A dentist has issued a warning to anyone who likes sugar-free drinks over their 'lesser-known' ingredients. High acid content in sugar-free drinks can cause irreversible tooth decay, according to Dr Deepak Aulak. Most people might be aware
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I tried this 80p homemade weed killer safe for pets but did it get rid for good?
I can’t lie, this year I have really let my garden grow wild, as all being well I was planning to move house in summer (which is finally only weeks away). This is very unlike me because I see my garden as another room of my house and I would probably
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Rain fails to spoil village's big parade and carnival
A COMMUNITY was determined to enjoy itself despite the rain trying to wreck its annual big family day out. Initially, the weather was dry as hundreds of people young and old representing many different local organisations paraded from Hurst Hall
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£4m work begins at improving water quality in North Yorkshire river
A £4m project to improve the water quality in North Yorkshire has begun this week. Yorkshire Water has announced that the work began at the Thornton-le-Beans wastewater treatment site, which will see the development of a new nature-based wetland
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UPDATED Major North Yorkshire road open again after late-night crash
Motoring organisations are reporting that a main road in North Yorkshire closed since early this morning is now open for traffic. North Yorkshire Police shut the A162 on the stretch near Barkston Ash between Tadcaster and Sherburn-in-Elmet before
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Changing York: How a carpet shop made way for a new £16m hotel - photos
YORK'S changing face continues apace with the opening of a new £16m hotel in Layerthorpe. The new Premier Inn will have 188 rooms and has been built on the site of the former Carpetright shop. The popular hotel chain has signed a lease agreement
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Through the keyhole: the country home near York that would love to be Downton
What is it really like to be 'lady of the manor' in the 21st century? Maxine Gordon finds out over a coffee with Alice Wombwell of Newburgh Priory in North Yorkshire We Brits love to peek through the keyhole of the nation's grand houses. Whether
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Early return 'most unlikely' for much-loved and quirky York landmark
HAVE you missed him? We're talking about the 'Little Admiral' the quirky and much-loved figurine that for centuries has sat atop the Coney Street clock - becoming a landmark for the city. Readers have been sending letters to The Press asking
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Stretch of York Outer Ring Road to face closures for more than two weeks
A stretch of York's Outer Ring Road is set to face closures for more than two weeks during roadworks. City of York Council has said that resurfacing works on the A1237 will be taking place from 9pm on Tuesday, June 18 until 5am on Wednesday, July
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North Yorkshire hotel garden set to ‘take your breath away’ among UK’s loveliest
A hotel garden in North Yorkshire which “takes the breath away” has been named one of the UK’s loveliest by The Telegraph. Middleton Lodge’s outdoor space in Richmond is brimming with plenty of stand out features, from “lush” meadows to flower
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York artist who started painting in her 60s hosts exhibition
A York artist who started painting in her 60s is hosting an exhibition. Before becoming an artist, Carol Douglas worked in a variety of jobs, including as a nursery teacher. She spent six years in Bangkok in her 50s and was inspired by meeting
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REVEALED: Dog friendly beaches to visit with your canine companion this summer
A list of North Yorkshire's dog friendly beaches for pet owners this summer has been revealed. For the height of the summer season - until September 30 - dogs are not permitted on a number of signposted zones on popular beaches. This includes
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Stage adaptation of best selling novel set to dazzle York audiences
An adaptation of an international best-selling novel is set to take to the stage at York Theatre Royal from June 18 to 22. Adapted by Matthew Spangler from Khaled Hosseni’s novel and directed by Giles Croftl, The Kite Runner goes on UK tour direct
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Major North Yorkshire road nears reopening after four and a half months
A major road in North Yorkshire is nearing reopening after four and a half months of landslip-forced closure. The A59 at Kex Gill closed on February 2 after a landslip. North Yorkshire Council have since been rolling out a repair scheme on the
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'We do what we do, and we really enjoy it' - much-loved York bistro turns 20
ONE of York's best-loved bistros is celebrating two decades at the heart of the city's food scene. Cafe No8 Bistro in Gillygate, has been open for 20 years this month. Read next: New wine bar opens in prime York site Work
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York ‘nursery crisis’ forcing people to work part-time, says parliamentary candidate
York’s “nursery crisis” is forcing people to work part-time, putting a “burden” on grandparents and “hurting the economy”, a parliamentary candidate said. Luke Charters, Labour’s candidate for York Outer, was drawing on his own experience of his
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'I'm sorry, the nursery's closing': Luke Charters on York's 'nursery crisis'
This week Labour pledged to “break down the barriers to opportunity” for young people by recruiting more teachers, opening new school-based nurseries and introducing a modern curriculum. Here Luke Charters, the party's parliamentary candidate for York
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New look for well-known York business
THERE'S a new look at one of York's longest established estate agencies. Naish Estate Agents, which is a residential sales and lettings business in High Petergate, and traces its trading roots as far back as 1939, has had a major refurb. Read