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Gary Neville says he took down union flag being ‘used in a negative fashion’

Footballer turned developer questions spate of flag raisings and says ‘we’re all being turned on each other’

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Dining across the divide: ‘I was really hardline about immigration – but her struggles softened me a bit’

Illegal immigration and the climate crisis were hotly debated by the novelist and the former tram driver. But did they end up on the same track?

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Get a limited-edition Rankin fine art print for just £50 –but hurry, there are only 50!

Rankin is just one of the big-name photographers donating their work in support of the Side Gallery's 50x50 affordable print sale

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Curtain up! Meet the new artistic directors with great plans for British theatre

Our theatre critic welcomes inspiring developments at stages across the UK, from the Young Vic to the Liverpool Everyman while, below, some of the top new recruits talk about working post-pandemic in an era of funding cuts – and share the secrets of their trade

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Popcorn, pints and a pooch’s birthday: life snowed in at the Tan Hill Inn

What happened when dozens of people were unable to leave the pub? Our correspondent was among them

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Dining across the divide: ‘He wants to ban all cars. I’m uncomfortable with that’

They had different takes on transport policy – would they agree on immigration?

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Alex Baldock: the Currys boss plugging into a more sustainable future

Covid and other crises took their toll, but the boss of the electricals chain says its thriving repair and recycling division is now pointing the way forward

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Richard Hawley: ‘If I stopped what I’m doing the songs would still come’

On a tour of his home city that begins ‘at the crack of midday’, the singer discusses his new album, how his musical, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, has hit a nerve, and his main hope for Keir Starmer

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32 facts about King Charles's coronation that you might not have known before

It was an historic day, but there are probably plenty of details you're not aware of...

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‘Proper exciting’: passenger trains to return to Northumberland Line after 60 years

Enthusiasts join test run of Newcastle to Ashington service, which will restart this summer following 19-year campaign

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‘There’s still a stigma’: UK raccoon rescuer on mental health, animal wit – and not startling skunks

Iain Jenkins, now leading the hunt for the Sunderland fugitive Meeko, says a breakdown led him to devote himself to animals

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Writer Kerry Hudson: ‘I grew up with the narrative that working-class mothers were the worst’

The author on following her acclaimed debut Lowborn with a memoir about motherhood, why her next two books will be thrillers, and the power of toast to bring cheer

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‘Anyone but Peter Bone’: voters turn to Labour and Reform UK as Wellingborough byelection nears

While Labour is favourite to snatch the Northamptonshire seat from the Tories, Sunak’s party faces a battle even to take second place, if local opinion is anything to go by

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‘Not bothered about us’: voters in Lee Anderson’s seat reject all parties

Labour wants the controversial Tory’s Nottinghamshire seat back but the biggest hurdle could be an anti-Westminster mood

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‘People are devastated’: anger and anxiety as Peak District loses its last bank

Early next year, the NatWest in the market town of Bakewell will close, leaving the whole area ‘de-banked’

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Archie Gray: ‘My childhood dream was to win the Champions League with Leeds’

Gray, one of the best prospects in the British game, tells Ross Heppenstall about following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great-uncle at Leeds

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Ian Broudie: ‘Terry Venables liked Three Lions: “It’s a proper key-tapper, Ian,” he said’

The Lightning Seeds musician on his memories of Britpop, why the FA didn’t like his Three Lions song, and why he loves being a scouser

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‘I’ll have a Greggs benedict’: baker brings fine dining to Fenwick bistro in Newcastle

Fans of steak bakes and sausage rolls enjoy ‘posh Greggs’ experience at Parisian-inspired pop-up

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Natasha Jonas: ‘I had dreams of winning the World Cup … then I was back to my nan’s’

The British boxer on making history, stepping up to manage men in the ring and how she overcame football heartache to realise her sporting ambition

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Iron resolve: steel town unites to fight for its furnaces

As Scunthorpe faces 2,000 job losses in a move to greener tech, MPs and unions fear for workers and a strategic UK industry

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Former fracking site could lead UK’s renewable revolution

Final testing being done in project to give North Yorkshire site new life as source of geothermal energy

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‘Deal breaker’: Muslims in Leicester mull vote over Labour stance on Gaza

Keir Starmer’s remarks on the Israel-Hamas war have cast doubt on his winning over a city that was traditionally a safe bet

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Spurs to Skem: Pascal Chimbonda starts as non-league manager in a gale

Former France World Cup defender aims to bring success and style to ninth-tier Skelmersdale – and has bet a steak on it

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Ban on wood burners threatens British boat-dwellers with winter freeze

A new law allows British councils to impose on-the-spot fines for emitting smoke

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New museum explores 6,000 years of faith in Britain

Exhibits in Bishop Auckland range from immersive work featuring burning iris, to Binchester ring and Bodleian bowl

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