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Almost half of professionals working with victims of domestic abuse say they know of cases where the family pet has been killed.

When Kim West left college, she was happy to fly the nest to seek work and new adventures elsewhere. But it took leaving the Saltburn area for her to discover that there was no place like home.

Rather like the Kodak Brownies of a century ago, cheap cameras that gave us an entrée to digital photography flickered brightly but briefly, and then died out.

Former Great British Bake Off finalist Kim-Joy Hewlett is to appear at an evening in Leeds city centre.

Five-year-old Lewis Connett has had 16 operations in his short life and he is now raising awareness of genetic disorders. Catherine Scott reports.

A Yorkshire mental health hospital has achieved “staggering” results in cutting the use of tranquilisers and physical restraint by half, thanks to a new programme created by psychiatrists.

Artist Anita Bowerman is a familiar sight on Harrogate’s Stray or in Harlow Carr gardens. Catherine Scott meets her.

A Sheffield professor has thanked the same hospital team that saved his life and his wife’s four years apart. Catherine Scott reports.

If ever you are in New York nothing beats a stroll through Greenwich Village on a Sunday morning.

The hills of the Holme Valley may seem an unlikely spot for wine production.

It would be interesting to hear what Caroline Norton thought about Grantley Hall if she were alive today. A portrait of the socialite and pioneering women’s rights campaigner who left her abusive husband George Norton (whose even worse brother Fletcher was the third Lord Grantley) now takes pride of place in the drawing room of Grantley Hall, the luxury hotel in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside which opened its doors to guests this summer.

Twenty years ago, Prue Leith vowed she would never write another cookery book. Catherine Scott finds out 
what made her change her mind.

It’s a camera, a web browser and a music player – your smartphone is such a Swiss army knife of a device that you wouldn’t have thought it had many more tricks up its sleeve.

He may be the less famous big brother of Michelin-starred wonder boy Tommy Banks, but James Banks is making a name for himself, as Catherine Scott discovers. Pictures by Simon Hulme.