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‘Think like an engineer’: Wonderlab to open at National Railway Museum

Interactive exhibits in £6m gallery aim to spark children’s imaginations and an interest in engineering

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The Who review – rock operas get an orchestral uplift in a show stuffed with classics

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are as playful as ever in a crowd-pleasing set featuring strings, brass and, in the audience, thousands of air guitars

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‘I’m being forced to make difficult choices’: outrage at telecoms price rise

EE customer living on boat to escape surging rents is ‘astonished’ by jump in broadband bill

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‘There’s a lot of anger’: the mortgage trap ensnaring the Tories in their heartlands

In Selby, site of a key byelection, hardship may be opening the door to Labour even in comfortable Conservative North Yorkshire

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Rugby league’s tackle-height trial begins at Bradford to mixed reactions

The trial to protect players from concussion will span 24 games but high penalty count in first match is not encouraging

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Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips were killed in the Amazon: A year later their Indigenous allies risk death to carry on the work

The Brazilian Amazon and its Indigenous people remain under siege but a patrol group the killed activist helped form is fighting back

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‘We should be closer to Europe’: Brexit regrets simmer in leave-voting Boston

People in the Lincolnshire market town were enthusiastic leavers, but seven years on support for the move is on shakier ground

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Rats, crime and inflation: fears for future of Manchester’s famed Curry Mile

Businesses are struggling and gangs have moved in, say locals, as custom on the popular Wilmslow Road strip continues to dry up

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Dark choice for off-grid families: pay £60,000 or use a torch

For England’s 2,000 homes without mains electricity, daily life is difficult but the cost of getting a connection is prohibitive

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Four-day week: ‘major breakthrough’ as most UK firms in trial extend changes

Nearly all companies taking part opt to continue with new pattern as staff report better work-life balance

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‘He’s a bit of a prat’: voters in Ashfield turn on Lee Anderson

The Tories’ new deputy chairman thinks he has the support of his constituency. But a tour around Kirkby-in-Ashfield says otherwise

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Turning tables: the UK’s new vinyl manufacturer riding the music revival

For the past year a Middlesbrough pressing plant has been helping artists make records, and there is no sign of demand slowing down

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‘We didn’t vote for this’: anger over Brexit failures is haunting the Tories

All along the red wall, those who gave the Conservatives their election victory in 2019 feel betrayed, with some turning to the Reform UK party to deliver on policies such as immigration

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The Cure review – the doyens of doom

A devoted multi-generational audience aren’t disappointed as Robert Smith and band double down on desolations old and new

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Fear of the F-word: Somalia avoids famine declaration as hunger spreads

Government fears interference from foreign aid agencies could destabilise development policy in a country hit by conflict and the climate crisis – yet people are dying of malnutrition

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‘It has hit Grimsby very hard’: health in decline after years of austerity

Tory council leader dismisses suggestions years of cuts have played role, but others beg to differ

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‘We’re left to die of snake bites, hunger, disease’: Somalia’s people of the drought – a picture essay

Drought, hunger, conflict and rampant inflation have pushed about 130,000 people into camps around Galkayo in central Somalia. Many arrive with children suffering acute malnutrition only to face a new set of dangers

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‘We’ve got no choice’: locals fear life as lab rats in UK hydrogen heating pilot

In Whitby, just outside Ellesmere Port, residents wait to hear whether their village will be chosen

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Uncovering Britain’s secret history of bussing ethnic minority children

Shabina Aslam was sent away to a remote school under a policy of dispersing non-white children in the 1960s and 1970s, which she now explores in a Bradford-based exhibition

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‘People are fed up’: sensor to spot loud drivers splits opinion in Keighley

West Yorkshire road identified as one of UK’s loudest takes pole position in £300,000 noise camera trial

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Dozens starstruck at Northumberland dark skies mass trespass

Participants view Milky Way and Andromeda galaxy as campaigners bemoan restrictions on right to roam

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Protests across UK over killing of unarmed black man Chris Kaba

Local MP says firearms officer being investigated should have been suspended immediately

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‘I’m petrified’: Leeds faces up to winter under cost of living crisis

In Harehills, one of the most deprived areas of the UK, people already queue for three hours before the food bank opens

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From rent strikes to free-speech walkouts – how did Durham University become a frontline of the UK’s culture wars?

Durham has become the focus of anger from both sides of the political spectrum. Students and academics try to explain why its campus skirmishes keep spilling out into the tabloids

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‘I’m scared when anyone says winter’: shocking tales from UK energy crisis frontline

For the Zinthiya Trust and those in Leicester who it helps, the price cap rise is just one in a stack of mounting problems

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