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Woman raises £8k in brother's memory just weeks after losing him to blood cancer (opens the original)
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A woman who lost her brother to blood cancer in August has raised an incredible £8,300 after completing the Great North Run. Becky Flint, 40, from Guisborough, aimed to raise an ambitious £7,500 for Blood Cancer UK, but has already surpassed that target with donations still coming in. Becky completed the Great North Run in memory of her brother Matthew Flint, 43, also of Guisborough. Along with running partner Hannah Hardy, Becky completed the half-marathon in two hours and six minutes. She sa
Success in the sheep rings at the Great Yorkshire Show (opens the original)
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The delighted Taylor family have returned from the Great Yorkshire Show with Supreme Male Champion for their Valais Blacknose ram. Scott Taylor, who owns the Yorkshire Valais Blacknose smallholding in North Kilvington, Thirsk, said the two-year-old ram exceeded their expectations – despite it picking up reserve champion in breed as a four-month old ram lamb at the 2024 show. Mr Taylor, whose sons Harry, 14, and Seth, 11, were also showing examples of their flock at the show, said the family were
Heat rising at the second day of the Great Yorkshire Show (opens the original)
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The second day of the 167th Great Yorkshire Show may have started slightly cooler than Tuesday, but by lunchtime the heat was rising once again. A total of 37,500 people flocked to the show today, with 150,000 visiting the event over the four days. Peter Wright once again made an appearance at the show, and was put to good use inspecting children’s veg box competition entries, before taking part in a talk and a meet and greet for fans. Peter, star of Channel 5's The Yorkshire Vet, admitted that
County Durham school chemistry students praised for TB drug design (opens the original)
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CHEMISTRY students at a County Durham school have been praised for their involvement in a project to design drugs to boost therapies for tuberculosis. The seven Year 12 students from St John’s Catholic School and Sixth Form College, in Bishop Auckland, took part in the project with Durham and Newcastle universities. Emilie Peart, Lucy Oswin, Lexi James, Alicia Moore, Donald Betiku, Daniel Dodd and Joe Meek have now earned themselves a trip to London to present their findings at the Royal Society
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