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Diabetes led to Giles Turnbull going blind, needing a kidney transplant and brain cancer, but he says he has no regrets. Catherine Scott reports.

A group of retirees are travelling to Africa in the hope of changing lives. Catherine Scott reports.

A year after their son lost his battle with cancer, Mike and Louise Ashton are nominated for an award. Catherine Scott reports.

Catherine Scott and family spent the first weekend of the ski season in the French Alps and discovered the advantages of being among the first skiers.

Digital radio is celebrating its 25th anniversary, but it is a milestone few will notice. As it marks its birthday, it is struggling to remain relevant in the new world it helped to spawn.

Last year may have been Bentley’s centenary but this grand old marque is still at the cutting edge.

Iona takes a minute girl, to fall in love, to fall in love!

Getting up for work in the morning is that much harder when it's still pitch black outside.

The Robinsons have two children with disabilities. Now their daughter needs a special chair to make sure she doesn’t choke. Catherine Scott reports.

Leyburn auctioneers Tennants launches a ground-breaking exhibition focusing on the history of male dressing for work and show. Stephanie Smith reports.

After working as a florist and bringing up her sons, at 35 Judith Bentley retrained as a children’s nurse. Catherine Scott reports.

Two women, two horses and a dog are spending a month walking around Yorkshire. Catherine Scott finds out why.

Thousands of vulnerable people across the region are living without essential kitchen appliances, new research shows.

As a woman, I am appalled at the name calling the Duchess of Sussex has suffered these past few days. And I use the word suffered deliberately. No wonder she wants out.

Are you doing Dry January? Well a Yorkshire farmer has brought out a new grown-up soft drink that could help you. Catherine Scott meets Annabel Makin-Jones.

It’s all or nothing with Windows. From the early 1990s until recently, the only way to update it was by spending something like £100 on a new version.