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Car mounts pavement and crashes into part of Bettys tearoom in Harrogate

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Council chief executives are earning thousands on top of their normal salaries by taking on returning officer roles.

Exclusive: The Yorkshire council chief executives earning thousands of pounds a year for election roles

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Police.

North Yorkshire Police warning over multi-million-pound iTunes gift card fraud

Crime

Police catch four burglars asleep in stolen car near Leeds

Crime

All you need to know about the emergency takeover of HMP Birmingham

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Rory Stewart: Drugs reduction is key to tackling prison violence

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Harrogate man completes loop of Yorkshire for men’s mental health charity

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Dramatic photo shows damage to Lamborghini supercar after Yorkshire crash

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it is 30 years since pubs were allowed to stay open all day.

Jayne Dowle: Raise a glass to changes in country’s pub culture

Opinion

Bill Carmichael: Remoaners rage at rise of Jacob Rees-Mogg

Politics More Politics >>

One of the images provided by Anchor for use by the Yorkshire Post to illustrate older people for stories on social care, older people and ageing issues. Picture: Anchor.

#nomorewrinklyhands: The fight to banish ‘dehumanishing’ imagery of older people

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There are more than 5,000 asylum seekers housed around Yorkshire. Picture by Paul Heyes, Saturday July 15, 2017.

System for housing asylum seekers in Yorkshire is “teetering on the edge”, says council leader

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Council chief executives are earning thousands on top of their normal salaries by taking on returning officer roles.

Exclusive: The Yorkshire council chief executives earning thousands of pounds a year for election roles

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Leeds Windrush child in passport plea to visit frail elderly father

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The plans for the permanent illumination are to be submitted this week

How you can help plans for spectacular illumination of historic North Yorkshire landmark

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Votes are counted at First Direct Arena in Leeds.

The Yorkshire Post says: Reform needed on poll fees. Greater transparency essential

Opinion

How many new homes shlould be built in Leeds?

YP Letters: Right kind of housing in the right places

Opinion

YP Letters: Calls to re-run Brexit referendum put democracy at risk

Opinion

YP Letters: Johnson and Trump less scary than Corbyn

Opinion

The Yorkshire Post says: Country houses. Debate over greenbelt homes

Opinion

The Yorkshire Post says: Our superb NHS. Success of trauma centres

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Crime More Crime >>

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Third man arrested after stabbing in Bridge End in Leeds city centre

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The scene of this weekend's stabbing.

Leeds works to retain its status as safe city in aftermath of stabbings

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Brompton Grove in Leeds

Armed police called to reports of 'woman held hostage' in Leeds find cannabis farm

Crime

The flipped Land Rover on Pepper Road. Photo: Simon Hulme

VIDEO: Dramatic scene as Land Rover flips upside down and ambulances called to closed Leeds road

Crime

Police catch four burglars asleep in stolen car near Leeds

Crime

Yorkshire stone reported stolen from path near Myrtle Tavern pub in Leeds

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Why Yorkshire drivers could face a fine for going just 1MPH over the speed limit

Crime

Leeds fatal shooting: Christopher Lewis murder detectives seek more witnesses to Chapeltown attack

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Transport More Transport >>

Here's why part of the M62 near Leeds will be closed next week

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The 22 is one of the Sheffield services set to change next month

This is what you need to know about changes to bus services in Sheffield and Rotherham

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Graeme Bandeira's latest cartoon on the region's railways.

Tom Richmond: Change needs to come...more quickly than the trains

Opinion

Prisons Minister Rory Stewart.

The Yorkshire Post says: Hostage to fortune. Minister: Judge me by results

Opinion

There's a wealth of travel options open to those heading to the festival

Leeds Festival: how to get to Bramham Park

Leeds

Education More Education >>

YP Letters: Grammar schools are good for the least well-off

Opinion

King James's School in Knaresborough is celebrating another round of successful results

A Level Results 2018: The future looks bright for sixth form at King James's in Knaresborough

Education

Catherine Thompson, Ellie Archibald, Olivia Birch. Amy-Leigh King, Eric Mobbs and Shay Breen, students at Roundhay School, Leeds celebrate their fantastic A-level results. Picture Tony Johnson.

Leeds students jump for joy after A-level results

Education

Students open their A-Level results.

The Yorkshire Post says: A-Level success and challenges. A need for joined-up education

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Health More Health >>

#nomorewrinklyhands: The fight to banish ‘dehumanishing’ imagery of older people

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Many older people are ‘unprepared for the shock of loneliness’

Health

Beverley Community Lift user Daphne Kemp with driver Jim Whitfield in Cherry Burton near Beverley where the village population is ageing. Picture Tony Johnson.

How one village is tackling loneliness amid its ageing population

Health

Mum and daughter duo: Kathryn and Deborah Wilson.

Mum and daughter prepare for Icelandic trek in bid to find cure for Parkinson's

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Symptoms of meningitis include a rash which doesnt fade under pressure

What you need to know about the risk of meningitis if your child is starting university this Autumn

Health

Environment More Environment >>

Forest.

University of Leeds-led study sheds light on how pine forests get their distinctive smell

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Where should new homes be built?

The Yorkshire Post says: Country houses. Debate over greenbelt homes

Opinion

This is why giant spiders could be good for your home

Don't kill them! Why giant hungry spiders invading your home is good for your house

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Analysis More Analysis >>

HM Bark Endeavour, a full-scale replica of Captain Cook's ship, is pulled by a tugboat from Middlesbrough to its permanent home in Whitby in June. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

Globe-trotting adventure to chart history of Yorkshire ship that changed the world

Analysis

The open plan living space in the new extension with lights from Andy Thornton and wallcovering by Tektura.

Real Home: height of luxury in the Dales

Analysis

Help ‘miracle’ child William make it to Disney

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Photographer challenges disabled perception with her pictures

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Opinion More Opinion >>

Mark Casci: Grayling haulage debacle typical of Government’s slapdash Brexit approach

Opinion

Plans have been unveiled for a new grandstand at Beverley's racecourse.

The Yorkshire Post says: Odds-on certainties. The success of Yorkshire racing

Opinion

Votes are counted at First Direct Arena in Leeds.

The Yorkshire Post says: Reform needed on poll fees. Greater transparency essential

Opinion

How many new homes shlould be built in Leeds?

YP Letters: Right kind of housing in the right places

Opinion

Campaigns More Campaigns >>

One of the images provided by Anchor for use by the Yorkshire Post to illustrate older people for stories on social care, older people and ageing issues. Picture: Anchor.

#nomorewrinklyhands: The fight to banish ‘dehumanishing’ imagery of older people

Campaigns

Sylvia Bartle, Jeanette Martin, Coun Ros Jump, Sandra Martin, Jean Dex, and Jean Kendal walking through Dunswell, near Beverley, a village in Yorkshire that has the most rapidly ageing population. Picture Tony Johnson.

Yorkshire community has the biggest increase in over-65s

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Many older people are ‘unprepared for the shock of loneliness’

Health

Obituaries More Obituaries >>

George Redmonds

George Redmonds, historian

Obituaries

Norman Bogie

Norman Bogie, teacher and charity worker

Obituaries

Margaret O'Boyle

Margaret O’Boyle, teacher

Obituaries

Alan Oliver

Alan Oliver, Ripon hornblower

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