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LOCAL NEWS
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Castle Howard presents first major Exhibition by a contemporary artist from 3rd May to 22nd September
Internationally renowned sculptor Tony Cragg presents a landmark exhibition at Castle Howard this summer.
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Brave North Yorkshire fundraiser reaches hospital charity milestone
A brave woman from North Yorkshire has reached a milestone for charity.
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Rare Snook sculpture signed by renowned figures to be auctioned on 9th May at York Barbican
This is your chance to own a truly unique masterpiece, taking home your very own Snook sculpture autographed by the shining stars that have performed at York Barbican.
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Train operators join forces on Dragons’ Den-style scheme for tech startups looking to shape the future of the rail industry
LNER, Northern, Southeastern and TransPennine Express are looking for cutting-edge technology startups to apply to Future Labs – a scheme designed to accelerate ideas that address common and emerging issues for the sector.
NATIONAL NEWS
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Apple working to fix iPhone alarm issue
Apple has confirmed it is working to fix an issue that is causing some iPhone alarms to not play a sound, after users who overslept raised the glitch on social media..
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Ronnie OSullivan and Judd Trump victims of giant killings at Crucible
Ronnie OSullivan and Judd Trump both crashed out of the World Snooker Championship on an extraordinary day of quarter-final action at the Crucible..
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Polls open in local elections
Voters will head to the polls on Thursday in a series of local elections seen as the final test of public opinion before Rishi Sunak goes to the country later this year..
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Up to 1200 new mothers suffer psychosis each year
Figures from the Royal College of Psychiatrists, based on births registered in 2022, suggest between 600 and 1,200 women each year may suffer from the condition..
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