A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Comic says winning cheesiest joke award 'is bonkers'

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Fil Milton, who has been doing stand-up for four years, says he was inspired by Mark Simmons.

Premier League return 'major opportunity' for city

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Officials highlight the potential boost for tourism and businesses from visiting supporters.

King penguin chick hatches in UK heatwave

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The "very important little penguin" is the first of its kind to hatch in the UK in more than a decade.

Flash-floods damage homes and businesses

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'My whole living room was full of dirty water' says one resident, after heavy rain triggered floods.

'Dangerous predator' secretly filmed children

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Richard Pooley was found with more than 87,000 indecent images of children, a court hears.

Buddhist monk attacked by masked e-bike rider

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The monk says he was punched and kick in the latest attack on him in Hebburn's Riverside Park.

London boroughs challenge PM on council tax hikes

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It follows reforms meaning more money is directed to deprived areas while wealthy areas get less.

Leaderless Oldham Council faces government takeover

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The Greater Manchester authority has been in no overall control since the local elections in May.

Cellist Jaquelin du Pre's belongings up for auction

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It is the largest sale of its kind and will be spread over two auctions in Wiltshire.

Spurs agree £75m deal for Man City winger Savinho

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Tottenham have agreed a deal to sign Savinho for an initial £75m after the winger asked to leave Manchester City, according to boss Enzo Maresca.

Craft club a 'piece of home' for women from Hong Kong

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The Crafting Smiles group in Bristol is designed to bring Hongkongers together.

Care review leaves questions unanswered, parents say

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Parents of children with complex disabilities say more needs to be done to meet their needs.

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Break-up of Villa's Europa heroes leaves cracks for Emery to fill

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Aston Villa have already sold three key players this summer, a figure that could potentially double by the end of the transfer window.

When is a water leak your responsibility?

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It might be down to you to fix a leaking or burst pipe, even if it is outside your home.

Nurse's 2,000-mile challenge for mum with cancer

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Ellishia Lauder's mum Tracey Carter lives with a stoma bag following her diagnosis three years ago.

Llamas, lizards and spiders to be blessed at cathedral

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Worcester Cathedral invites creatures great and small from across the region to an animal blessing.

Snake undergoes 'world-first' human cancer therapy

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The python is believed to be the first snake in the world to receive the treatment.

'Every day is difficult' says Ashley Dale's mum four years on

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Julie Dale speaks out on the fourth anniversary of her daughter's murder in Liverpool.

Hundreds killed or injured by drug drivers

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A campaign from WYCA and the Department for Transport is seeking to raise awareness of the risks.

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Conversation needed about Cornwall tourist tax

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The prime minister raised the possibility for Cornwall to introduce a tourist tax on a recent visit.

'Huge scope for growth' for English whisky

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With dozens of English distilleries, producers Joanie and Anthony Marsh says it has a bright future.

'System is crumbling', says woman whose daughters were murdered

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Mina Smallman, whose daughters were murdered, says Andy Burnham must address women's safety.

World's oldest person celebrates turning 117

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Born before the Titanic sank, Ethel Caterham has seen out two world wars and survived Covid at 110.

Blue plaque to be unveiled for Paddington author

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Michael Bond wrote several Paddington books and TV scripts at his Haslemere home.

'Keep walking': 100-year-old still does mile a day

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Peter Byers says he walks into Pocklington town centre "to make sure people know I'm still alive".