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‘People are ripping up contracts’: price of rice boils over into new territory in UK

The pressures faced by one Yorkshire rice importer illustrate how costs feed through to consumers

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Yorkshire cricket’s great divide: ‘We’ve got to stop looking over the fence at each other’

Special report As the county club try to repair their reputation in the wake of the Azeem Rafiq scandal, splits in the local leagues are more than skin deep

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‘I swear I saw faces in the darkness’: can you scare yourself happy?

From a walk in the woods at night to exploring a ghostly derelict building or riding a bloodcurdling rollercoaster, can a dose of fear make you forget your everyday worries?

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‘A gift from God’: Binley Mega Chippy owner basks in TikTok fame

Kamal Gandhi, 70, and his Coventry chip shop became a sensation after its name was turned into a catchy song

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‘I think he’s a disaster’: Bury voters weigh in on Boris Johnson

Greater Manchester town that is home to most marginal constituency in Great Britain appears to have lost faith in PM

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‘Bloody cheek, I’m not ageing’: Simon Hattenstone interviews his 94-year-old mum, Marje

The Guardian writer is approaching 60 and feeling a bit creaky. So who should he talk to about growing old gracefully? His mum, of course

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Flying the flag for Morecambe: town bids to host Britain’s biggest jubilee lunch

Residents on Lancashire’s coast see event as opportunity to win visitors back to a town that tourists have largely forsaken

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‘It’s about the people’: communities come together for jubilee street parties

Neighbours say platinum jubilee celebrations have helped them come closer together during tough times

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‘Disgraceful’: voters in key byelection seats respond to Sue Gray report

Partygate revelations greeted with anger in Wakefield and in Tiverton and Honiton, where Tories face election tests

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‘They will often give you a wee nip’: rangers count puffins on Farne Islands

Annual survey is important for understanding health of the Atlantic puffin’s breeding colonies

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Elizabeth line: Crossrail complete after decades of struggle – a photo essay

After years of knockbacks and fights over funding, this amazing feat of engineering is ready to open

The Guardian - UK

Lake District cafe owner fights holiday lets with plan to ’buy back’ town

Brick By Brick campaign aims to save Keswick from second and third homeowners pricing out locals

The Guardian - UK

Lenny Taylor: the forgotten man of Manchester United’s Class of 92

Youth Cup winner on a telling-off from Ferguson, which player was the best of the crop and that famous Lee Sharpe party

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From Michael Foot’s ‘donkey jacket’ to Barnard Castle beer … inside the People’s History Museum

The Manchester museum owns 60,000 objects tracing Britain’s political history, including a pike from Peterloo and Andy Burnham’s jacket. Now it’s up for a £100,000 prize

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Lib Dems welcome signs of resurgence on night of local election gains

Hull win – alongside other successes – suggests coalition taint is fading for voters seeking alternative to Tories and Labour

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Marginal Bury gives Labour local election jitters as Tories circle

Disillusioned supporters and Jewish voters may hold key to keeping council control

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Dining across the divide: ‘White British people have been conditioned into thinking we are superior’

They agreed about the NHS but butted heads about Channel crossings. Can they find common ground over the right to peaceful protest?• Fancy dining across the divide? Find out how to take part

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Anita Asante: ‘I get to decide when it ends. Not everyone gets that choice’

Aston Villa defender is calling time on a glittering career spanning two decades, and dreams of returning to Arsenal as manager

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‘Everybody’s ready for a change’: Labour losing grip on Sunderland

Conservatives hope for local election gains, but voters’ views on Partygate may help Labour cling on

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‘It always felt good here’: how Sheffield’s brutalist Park Hill estate survived the haters and their bulldozers

Branded a no-go area in the 80s, this immense complex was almost flattened like several of its neighbours. But an often painful redevelopment is giving it a new lease of life

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Phil Jones: ‘I’ll never give up. I feel like I’m still good enough’

The Manchester United defender talks about staying inspired despite injury, and using humour to cope with trolls

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Campaigners hope TV series will save Full Monty working men’s club

Sheffield residents fear Shiregreen club that featured in original film will be demolished

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‘Nadine Dorries is terrible! That’s made my job easier’: Labour’s Lucy Powell on the Tories, culture war and BBC

As a teenager, the shadow culture secretary was always up for a party. Now she is expected to have a view on everything from the legacy of colonialism to the future of the licence fee. How is she handling the never-ending controversy?

The Guardian - UK

Clifford’s Tower in York to reopen after radical £5m transformation

English Heritage hopes revamp of 800-year-old landmark will improve visitors’ experience

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A new start after 60: I worked in a tiny office for 30 years – then I took up falconry and am out in rain, shine and cold’

After decades working in IT, with a window overlooking a car park, Mitch Law took redundancy and now watches his Harris hawk soaring in the wind

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