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So Paul, is June going to be flaming or foul?
11:46am Monday 1st June 2009
Will June be red hot or a washout? Maxine Gordon puts weatherman Paul Hudson on the spot and finds out how York will fare, come sunshine or showers.
Have your say »Is new pill really a miracle aid for dieters?
9:35am Friday 29th May 2009
Controversial diet pill Alli can now be bought over the counter in York. CHARLOTTE PERCIVAL reports.
Shed Seven guitarist Paul takes on a film role
9:53am Thursday 28th May 2009
STEPHEN LEWIS finds out about a film project in York which is helping teenagers find out about themselves and their lives.
As population rises higher, we look at life in the bigger city
9:25am Wednesday 27th May 2009
York’s population should top 200,000 next year. CHARLOTTE PERCIVAL speaks to long-term residents about how the country’s fourth fastest-growing city has changed.
Would new blood help to clean up politics?
10:20am Tuesday 26th May 2009
Ordinary voters are being urged to stand as propsective Tory MPs at the next General Election. JEREMY SMALL asks whether North Yorkshire folk would consider standing.
The ‘Boomerang’ trend gripping families
9:55am Friday 22nd May 2009
The number of young men and women living with their parents has shot up over the last year. Is the recession to blame? CHARLOTTE PERCIVAL reports.
John Galvin steps up to become the new Lord Mayor of York
9:19am Thursday 21st May 2009
Today is Mayor-making day. STEPHEN LEWIS looks at a tradition that dates back nearly 800 years.
Expenses backlash now claims the Speaker
9:22am Wednesday 20th May 2009
What will be the fallout from our loss of trust in politicians? STEPHEN LEWIS reports in the wake of the Speaker’s departure.
Profiling entrepreneur who saved York Odeon
9:17am Tuesday 19th May 2009
Kailash Suri is bringing York’s former Odeon cinema back to life and may turn his hand to opening a new hotel. MIKE LAYCOCK looks at the rags-to-riches story of this Indian entrepreneur, who won’t let the worst recession in 60 years block his dreams.
Why being angry is not always a bad thing
9:43am Monday 18th May 2009
A new survey has hailed Britons the angriest people in Europe. CHARLOTTE PERCIVAL asks whether it is true.
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