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Albert Read is reading Michael Frayns novel Towards The End Of The Morning. He would take Marcel Prousts In Search Of Lost Time to a desert island

Everyone thinks the national broadcaster should be impartial. But there is no clear agreement on what impartiality means. A former head of BBC Television News explains how the Beeb can retain its reputation for rigorous journalism

By Rex Clementine It is common practice for cricket officials when they attend ICC meetings to ask their colleagues on the sidelines of those meetings for recommendations for names if the post of Head Coach of the national cricket team had become Sede vacante. It’s a pretty good move too given these officials’ local knowledge […]

Colleagues recall the former editor, who died last week – a consummate journalist who carried the flame of liberalism in an uncertain age

Uplifting local news, events and people from around Hull, Beverley and across East Yorkshire

Beverley Market stallholder retires after 57 years.

A POPULAR Chester bingo venue could be closing its doors for the final time.

Divisional Court upholds Government's Rwanda policy – an extended look

Australia have withdrawn from the three-match ODI series against Afghanistan scheduled to be played in the UAE in March. Cricket Australia released a statement about the call off on Thursday (January 12) after discussions with key stakeholders including the government. In its statement, CA revealed that the decision was arrived at following the ruling Taliban’s […]

The Watford Observer has been publishing a picture from the archive of its friends at Watford Museum for the past 18 months, giving a weekly glimpse…