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Professor Ghassan Abu-Sittah addresses journalists in London

'Operating hospital ceiling fell on us' - 43 days as a surgeon in Gaza

Christmas shoppers urged to be wary of ‘festive fraudsters’

Willerby’s Chief Financial Officer Sue Allen told The Waterline Summit it’s important for businesses to be practical in the drive to net zero. (Photo by Neil Holmes Photography on behalf of Willerby)

Willerby 'is working with supply chain to support move to net zero'

'The opposition Theresa May faced from within her own party resulted in her having to announce three separate care policies in one brief election campaign'. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Solving the crisis in social care requires tough decisions - Andy Brown

Members of the public were invited to Todmorden Library, to bring their stories and objects relating to the Second World War, as part of a Digital Collection Day. Calderdale Council is taking part in the nationwide campaign organised by Their Finest Hour,  a team based at the University of Oxford. Another "collection day" will take place in Halifax.

People invited to bring WW2 artefacts to library for online archive project

With just 30cm of flowing water being enough to float a car, drivers are warned to take extra precautions in wet weather and not to attempt to drive through flood water.   
Picture : Jonathan Gawthorpe

People warned to implement flood planning and preparation as risks increase

Jacqueline and Edward - Ethical Handmade Gold Wedding Rings based at Wetherby, North Yorkshire. Pictured owner Mark Bell working in their workshop. Picture By Yorkshire Post Photographer,  James Hardisty.

There's gold in them there Yorkshire hills, says Yorkshire gold panning expert

John Higgins of Scotland. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

UK Championship: John Higgins returns to York and ‘still hungry’ for silverware

Matthew Gibson, a leading scholar on Bram Stoker and the Gothic.

Bram Stoker scholar on Whitby's link to Dracula

Kevin Sinfield won't give up in the fight against MND. (Photo: Simon Marper/PA Wire)

Sinfield repeats call for MND urgency as he prepares for latest epic challenge

The Yorkshires. Business Awards Winners 2023

The Editor's Letter: Imposter syndrome and anti-social media

These 20 ‘time wins’ are guaranteed to bring your life a moment of joy

These are the top 20 Christmas mishaps

Living Body. Picture: Matthew Sturgess

Living Body on life as a DIY band

Travel company Jet2 has said it took a £14m hit from the summer’s air traffic control chaos and wildfires and flooding on Greek islands. (Photo by Nicholas.T.Ansell/PA Wire)

Travel company Jet2 sees profits soar despite disruption

Midweek meals have turned ‘boring’ and ‘repetitive’ for many adults

Sheffield United midfielder Ollie Arblaster, currently on loan at League One side Port Vale. Picture: David Rogers/Getty Images.

Sheffield United boss prepares for decision on teenager with 'a real big future'

Harrogate’s Jeremy Wood Beaumont has become a viral sensation by keeping his posts on TikTok about Rhodes Wood Bespoke Tailors shop informative and helpful. (Picture contributed)

How a simple Windsor knot led to old-fashioned Yorkshire store going viral

A Booths spokesman said: "We believe colleagues serving customers delivers a better customer experience and therefore we have taken the decision to remove self-checkouts in the majority of our stores." (Photo supplied by Booths/Carl Sukonik)

The end of self service tills cannot come soon enough - Christa Ackroyd

Wakefield One, Wakefield Council's headquarters building.

Ten-week consultation launched over plans to re-draw political map in Wakefield

Tom Critchley, who carved out a career spotting sports stars and was a corporal in the Royal Engineers, was diagnosed with early stage rectal cancer last April.

Former football scout benefits from groundbreaking cancer trial in Yorkshire
A former Manchester United football scout has been spared invasive surgery and given the all-clear thanks to a groundbreaking cancer trial run from Yorkshire.

Julie Smith from near Pocklington makes wreaths but with a difference. An animal lover she does many in the shape of horses and dogs. She made a wreath for the late HM The Queen, and is supported by Olympic medalist Charlotte Dujardin.Picture taken by Yorkshire Post Photographer Simon Hulme

The Yorkshire wreath maker with famous customers including The Queen

Tom Holmes Photography 2024 All Locations Great and Small Calendar - Bus To Brawton  - in Grassington dressed as Darrowby for the filming of All Creatures Great and Small

All Creatures Great and Small locations become stunning Dales calendars

Safestyle has its head office in Bradford.

Safestyle’s collapse is sad for workers in the region - Yorkshire Post Letters

Piles of rubbish and flytipping in the back alley in North Ormesby

'Rats having a wonderful time' as flytippers plague back alley in Yorkshire

Fiona Wilson is pictured with the Highland cow calves at Dumble Farm. (Pic credit: Simon Hulme)

Yorkshire farm inundated with requests after hosting 'cow cuddling' experience

This calculator reveals the monetary value of your free time

A file photo of an online energy bill. PIC: Jacob King/PA Wire

Drop in inflation to be welcomed but concerns for families remain - The YP says

Apollo has been waiting a year to find a new home

UK's loneliest dog: Big dog with big heart waiting a year for new home

Doncaster Rovers manager Grant McCann wants a response to the Wimbledon defeat (Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)

Grant McCann urges Doncaster Rovers to go and attack FA Cup first-round replay

Sebbie Hall, who has been named the UK's kindest person

The 20-year-old who's been named the UK's kindest person

Angus with Laurence.

Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House: Popular Yorkshire show returns
A new series of Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House starts tonight as Angus Ashworth helps celebrities sell mementoes such as a tusk and a magic sack. Steve Teale reports.

'The Bank of England has just told us that this situation isn’t going away any time soon and we must expect the misery to continue well into next year.' PIC: Aaron Chown/PA Wire

Relentless cost increases are hitting people now - Andy Brown

Jim Kerr of Simple Minds. Picture: Dean Chalkley

Jim Kerr of Simple Minds: 'Punk rock opened the doors for everyone'

Former Downing Street director of communications Lee Cain leaves after giving a statement to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry at Dorland House in London. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

Behaviour in Downing Street set the wrong example - Dr Alan Billings

Karl Avison and the leeks at Cedarbarn Farm Shop,  Pickering.

The Yorkshire farm shop that has gone from roadside caravan to cafe

An afternoon tea dance at the Astoria Centre in Barnsley

Astoria Centre, Barnsley: The venue where tea dances bring back memories

'World's best cleaner' Auri Kananen, 30, from Finland spent 48 hours “extreme-cleaning” a one-bed apartment, which featured a toilet which hadn't been cleaned in six years in a bathroom with mushrooms growing in the walls.

Woman spends 48 hours deep cleaning a dirty flat

Home Secretary Suella Braverman during a visit to the north eastern Greek border with Turkey in Alexandroupolis. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Suella Braverman has Rishi Sunak in a checkmate - The Yorkshire Post says

DECISIVE GOAL: Christ Tiehi (left) celebrates the stoppage-time goal which earned Rotherham United a point against Ipswich Town

Rotherham believers give hope but more consistency needed to disprove doubters

Gotts Street Park. Picture: Jamie Sinclair

Gotts Street Park: 'We’re not doing Radio 1 bangers'

Police activity in Horsforth, Leeds, after a 15-year-old boy was taken to hospital in a critical condition after he was assaulted near a school. West Yorkshire Police said the teenager was seriously injured in the Town Street area of Horsforth, just before 3pm on Tuesday. Another teenager has been arrested.
 Danny Lawson/PA Wire

Teenager who died in Leeds stabbing named locally as tributes paid

A general view of a domestic home wireless room thermostat. PIC: Yui Mok/PA Wire

People still need help with their energy bills this winter - Alex Sobel

Victor Orta is now back in Spain, working for Sevilla. Image: CRISTINA QUICLER/AFP via Getty Images

Ex-Leeds United director opens up on Marcelo Bielsa appointment

The best and worst interior trends of the past 25 years

These two groups of people may experience imposter syndrome at work

Parents and children lay out cuddly toys across the entrance to the Foreign Office in London, as they protest to save children's lives in Gaza. PIC: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

You cannot bomb complex problems out of existence - Andy Brown

Emma Howarth, the managing director and founder of Langton Howarth, the Yorkshire-based healthcare Life Science Recruitment Consultancy, said: " It's a true work family at Langton Howarth and as we grow we are keen to work with local companies and suppliers." (Photo supplied by Langton Howarth)

How Emma Howarth created a business with role on global stage

Matthew Perry, who starred Chandler Bing in the hit series “Friends,” has died aged 54.

Being a good friend is the greatest legacy we can leave - Christa Ackroyd

Emma Johnson has her say.

How local businesses in York are supporting St Leonard's Hospice: Emma Johnson

Consensus on AI safety is imperative for all nations - The Yorkshire Post says

The top 25 considerations parents had before having a baby

A retro image of the pub - date unknown. (Pic credit: Maggie Anderton)

Black Swan: History of one of the most 'haunted' pubs in Yorkshire

Bike & Boot: Explore the countryside with stay in Peak District hotel

A couple had a lucky escape after being washed into the sea at Staithes - they are pictured climbing to safety.
Picture: Gerard Binks.

PICTURES: Shocking moment pair were washed into sea at Staithes, near Whitby

The house in Bristol is covered with around 8,000 lights to raise money for charity at Halloween

Spectacularly spooky home decorated with 8,000 lights for Halloween

Sheffield Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri has urged fans to help save the club from a multi-window embargo. Image: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images

Sheffield Wednesday owner urges fans to stump up £2m to save club

The Arcade in Dewsbury is a Grade II-listed Victorian shopping arcade. PIC: Jonathan Gawthorpe

The Arcade will show the benefits of people-powered regeneration - Peter Mason

On top of the world: Jesse Kriel of South Africa celebrates victory with team-mates after the Springboks beat New Zealand to win the Rugby World Cup for a second successive time and fourth overall (Picture: David Rogers/Getty Images)

South Africa's Rugby World Cup win a triumph for never giving up

Picture James Hardisty. Farmers Emma and Rob Sturdy, of Eden Farm, Old Malton, North Yorkshire. They won a fight against a planned solar development being allowed to take place on their farm land.

"If developers are going to claim land they need to expect to be challenged"

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