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Newcastle must be “realistic” about 2030 ‘carbon neutral’ pledge

Newcastle must be “realistic” about its pledge to reach net zero emissions, leaders on Tyneside have been told. The city council laid down a commitment...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford will be hosting the world’s first permanent Rohingya Memorial

Bradford is set to make global history by becoming the first city in the world to establish a permanent memorial to the Rohingya people,...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford 2025: The Railway Children set off

Rehearsals are now in full steam for a bold new production of The Railway Children, opening 15 July as part of the Bradford 2025...
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Nintendo Switch 2 Review: Is it Worth the Upgrade?

Nintendo’s highly anticipated successor to its bestselling console has arrived. The Nintendo Switch 2 launched on 5 June 2025, promising improved visuals, smarter hardware,...
Community

Air India crash claims 241 Lives: UK families among the victims – Leicester man is the only survivor

A devastating tragedy unfolded on Thursday when Air India flight AI171, bound for London Gatwick, crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad, killing 241 passengers...
Community

Great North Run not impacted by ‘looming’ Gateshead Flyover demolition

The looming demolition of the Gateshead Flyover will have no impact on this year’s Great North Run, it has been confirmed. Gateshead Council is planning...
Culture

Parliament upholds religious freedom in wake of non-stun slaughter petition

The UK Parliament has reaffirmed its commitment to religious freedom following a well-attended and strongly debated discussion on Monday, 9 June 2025. The debate...
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North East leaders keen to attract more tourism

North East leaders have vowed to leave old Tyne-Wear rivalries behind and use the region’s football feelgood factor to attract more tourists. Next season will...
Education

West London teacher suffered “professional failing” after “intimate” photos found on school iPad

A West London teacher was found to have uploaded “intimate” photos of a “personal nature” to a school iPad. The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) did...
Finance

Newcastle Charity “very grateful” with winter fuel payments ‘U-turn’

A Newcastle older people’s charity has welcomed the reinstatement of winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners – but says Labour should never have...
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