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Great daysAs the Great Yorkshire Show reaches a milestone anniversary, Jo Haywood talks to one of its past honorary directors
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Annie's master classIt’s one of the most popular choices of fish and Annie Stirk, our food and wine consultant, shows you how to select and prepare salmon to make the most of your favourite dishes at home. PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANDY SNAITH
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Sir David's flying visit Tony Greenway catches up with actor David Jason as he opens the new Bomber Command exhibition at the Yorkshire Air Museum near Elvington. PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANDY BULMER
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Aiming highA legendary explorer and a merchant adventurer have teamed up to raise millions for a Yorkshire charity. Chris Titley went to meet them. PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANDY SNAITH
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Search for the garden of the year Win £1,000 worth of mature plants and a £900 John Deere lawn mower... READ MORE » 
| The great wallpaper of China The discovery of an extraordinary lost treasure has led to a spot of redecorating at Harewood House, near Leeds. Jo Haywood finds out more. When 20 grubby, brown sheets of wallpaper were unearthed in the carpenter’s workshop at Harewood House, where they had been unceremoniously dumped more than 150 years earlier, no one was very excited...
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Huddersfield Life The busy West Yorkshire town of Huddersfield is set for a multi-million pound makeover. Jo Haywood reports PHOTOGRAPHS: LEO ROSSER
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My Yorkshire Life Vast numbers of hit plays, countless awards, a new building on the way, and the return of Our House, one of his most audienc epleasing productions. We go looking for Mr Godber. INTERVIEW BY TONY GREENWAY PHOTOGRAPHS BY ADRIAN GATIE
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Seeds of change What's new at Yorkshire's premier spring flower show?
HARROGATE Spring Flower Show is growing. New events, displays and competitions mean it looks set to get the national horticultural show season off to a flying start. The 81st annual show, which runs from April 24th to 27th, is organised on behalf of the North of England Horticultural Society and covers 22 acres of the Great Yorkshire Showground. Just short of 60,000 people attended last year – a figure the organisers are hoping to top this time. READ MORE » 
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Huddersfield Life
The busy West Yorkshire town of Huddersfield is set for a multi-million pound makeover. Jo Haywood reports PHOTOGRAPHS: LEO ROSSER
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Scarborough- It's just grand
Scarborough is a favourite with holidaymakers, Yorkshire’s artistic community and house hunters with an eye for a property bargain. Tony Greenway visits this popular East Coast resort PHOTOGRAPHS BY MIKE KIPLING
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Seeds of change
What's new at Yorkshire's premier spring flower show?
HARROGATE Spring Flower Show is growing. New events, displays and competitions mean it looks set to get the national horticultural show season off to a flying start. The 81st annual show, which runs from April 24th to 27th, is organised on behalf of the North of England Horticultural Society and covers 22 acres of the Great Yorkshire Showground. Just short of 60,000 people attended last year – a figure the organisers are hoping to top this time.
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Prickly problem
Head gardener Chris Robinson learns to take care as he tends a college cacti collection. Linda Viney reports
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