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‘Death? I can’t wait for the adventure!’ Most Haunted’s Yvette Fielding on ghosts, sceptics and the afterlife

The woman who made her name screaming on a rollercoaster in Blue Peter has spent the past two decades screaming for the cameras in spooky castles. She talks about friendly phantoms, doubtful comedians and her mission to terrify the next generation

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Eliza Carthy: ‘Folk music is sexy and filthy and at the end of the night you fall over. That’s how I live’

She was the pink-haired fiddler who punked up folk, but Covid almost sank her and her famous family. Eliza Carthy talks about going broke, bereavement and the healing power of boozy, bawdy music

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‘I’d be lost without it’: locals battle to save Carlisle’s Turkish baths

One of UK’s last public Turkish baths may close next month unless campaigners can win round the council

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‘It’s about keeping places alive’: Wales’s radical second-homes policy

Measures aim to preserve communities and keep more homes available for locals but critics say they are ‘anti-tourist’

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‘It feels like people want to fight’: how communal unrest flared in Leicester

Muslim-Hindu tensions have been rising for months, say residents, fuelled by social media and police inaction

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Manchester opens first new park in 100 years, complete with ‘scary’ slides

A delight for kids, one of the slides will take riders over the largely forgotten River Medlock

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‘Ron’s Place’: drive to save Birkenhead palace of outsider art

Ron Gittins, who died in 2019, left behind a rented flat decorated and piled high with artworks

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‘It’s really helped me’: Midlands centre screens Queen’s funeral for locals

As most community hubs closed for bank holiday, Dorothy Parkes centre says staying open was a ‘no brainer’

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‘Temple of peace’: rare chance to visit William Gladstone’s study

Books and other belongings of 19th-century PM on show during festival at Hawarden estate in north Wales

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‘Things won’t be the same’: Manchester mourns death of Elizabeth II

Mancunians express sadness and shock at death of monarch as city leaders lay flowers in St Ann’s Square

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Farming v rewilding: the battle for Borrowdale in the Lake District

Some locals say it is time for farmers and their landlords, including the National Trust, to make more space for nature

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‘The Guardian? What are you doing here?’ My odyssey through England’s cultural cold spots

What’s it like to be an artist in a place deemed in need of cultural levelling up? Our writer meets a Nuneaton couple with big hub dreams, finds a DIY ethos alive in Chatham and has a Blade Runner moment with a painter from Stockton-on-Tees

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‘I have gone right off them’: can Truss keep the Tories’ fragile coalition together?

Cost of living crisis poses a threat to seats the Conservatives won from Labour in 2019

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‘This is a perfect storm’: York’s historic shops on brink as costs bite

Soaring energy costs and flagging consumer confidence herald a hard winter for small business owners in the English cathedral city

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UK retailers blocking moves to end the killing of day-old male chicks

While France and Germany have introduced bans, Britain continues to slaughter 29 million unwanted chicks every year

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Spat at, abused and run off the road: why do some people hate cyclists so much?

Bike riders have always faced aggression from car drivers. But they now find themselves on the latest front in the culture wars – with anger whipped up by the rightwing press

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One Welsh town offers a window on to the catastrophe facing Britain. But where are the politicians?

In Shotton, a pioneering food company is being forced to make up for the gaping holes in the welfare state, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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Master of all trades: retrofit firm tackles climate and cost of living crises

B4Box in Stockport says by training workers in multiple skills it can build a better future and provide jobs

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‘I had a very welcome lie-in on Friday’: the joys and challenges of switching to a four-day week

Workers at 70 companies are taking an extra day off each week, on full pay, as part of a UK-wide trial. We asked four of them how they found the first month

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‘I wanted my children to grow up here’: how Airbnb is ruining local communities in north Wales

Families in Gwynedd county are being evicted as swathes of property are converted to short-term rentals for the tourism industry – and the situation being played out across the country. Can anything be done to help?

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Condoms to secret documents: Nazi U-boat items to go on display for first time

Exclusive: Liverpool exhibitors hope documents from sunken submarine may hold clues to end of regime

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Mountain rescuers braced for busy summer as UK holiday boom continues

After record 3,629 callouts last year in England and Wales, crews say there’s no sign pandemic trend for heading to great outdoors is waning

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‘She’s delusional’: Roundhay voters on Tory leadership contender Liz Truss

As Leeds prepares to host hustings, residents of leafy suburb where Truss grew up take issue with her claims about the area

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‘There’s nothing else to give them’: Liverpool food banks confront rising hunger

Volunteers say they have never seen such acute need as inflation, soaring energy costs and cuts to benefits force growing numbers into dire poverty

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Chris Kirkland: ‘I didn’t know who I was, couldn’t remember where home was’

Former Liverpool goalkeeper discusses his battle with a painkillers addiction and the steps he has taken to tackle it

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