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Extent of delays and overcrowding on Yorkshire trains revealed in damning passenger survey

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Theresa May is under renewed pressure over the state of the region's railways.

The Yorkshire Post says: Why won’t you act, Mrs May? Damning verdict of rail users

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An LMR Balck 5 along the KWVR en route to Oxenhope. Picture: Bruce Rollinson

How Yorkshire railway volunteers ran their own line for 50 years - and why they need a new generation to keep it alive

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Airbus warning over UK future is a wake-up call' for Brexit negotiations

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Retro: Bettys biggest refurbishment saw opening of cafe shop

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Medieval potions are stirred up for a spell as exhibition is launched

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Geese shot and dumped in river near Wensleydale

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Mystery of unknown woman found dead and severely decomposed - is she from Yorkshire?

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Finn Brigham on the Alchemist Table at Barley Hall in York. Picture by Simon Hulme

Medieval potions are stirred up for a spell as exhibition is launched

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Eric Lichaj: Heading to Hull.

Transfer gossip, Friday: USA international signs for Hull City |Reds striker wanted | Bantams keeper departs

Football

Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday renew hostilities in November and March. (Picture: Steve Ellis)

Fixtures 2018/19: Spotlight on White Rose in rekindling of rivalries

Football

Yorkshire captain Steve Patterson (Picture: Bruce Rollinson).

Hampshire v Yorkshire – day two: Longest day is grind for Patterson’s men

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Castleford Tigers' Michael Shenton.' Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe'.

Castleford Tigers v Wigan Warriors: Element of surprise gone as Tigers feel the pressure

Castleford Tigers

Henderson must earn right to start as Blades No 1

Football

World Cup: England sure they can handle tough approach, says Jordan Henderson

Football

Roy has biggest say as England amass ground record score to chase down Australia’s total

Cricket

Hampshire v Yorkshire: Live Blog (Day two)

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Head coach Joachim Low of Germany during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Group F match between Germany and Mexico. (Picture: Sefa Karacan/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

World Cup - Leon Wobschall: Germans at a crossroads, but don’t write them off just yet

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World Cup - Leon Wobschall: Germans at a crossroads, but don’t write them off just yet
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Anthony Ullmann acquires Shackletons for undisclosed sum

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Yorkshire firm develops first electrically run bin lorry

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Dixons Carphone is budgeting for a further contraction in the UK electricals market

Dixons Carphone reports profit slump

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Severfield has worked on the installation of the retractable roof for Wimbledon No.1 Court

Severfield cheers investors with dividend increase

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Leeds’s West Yorkshire Playhouse revamp cost to rise by £2m

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Sky Bet boss named best in the country

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New scheme could help thousands return to work

Business

Sirius secures fertiliser deal

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Louis Deane, MD of VISR.

University of Hull and VISR launch mixed reality accelerator

Business

Greg Wright: Healthy check of competition is needed to restore faith in auditors
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Benson Taylor with South Sudanese refugees at a World Food Programme food distribution site. Picture: Hugh Rutherford

Drop in the ocean of a global crisis

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‘How working as a prison officer gave me PTSD’

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Class of 82: England promised much in Spain that year but ultimately (and not for the last time) fell short. (Picture: PA).

The mullets and the memories of a World Cup that made a football fan

Analysis

Frank Gardner speaking at commemoration event for victims of Tunisian terrorist attack. Picture: Getty Images

BBC’s Frank Gardner on making most of ‘second chance’ at life after being paralysed in terrorist shooting

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Christa Ackroyd: The lessons my mother taught me which will live with me forever

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