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the whitby is famous for bram stoker's dracuta. _ whitby is famous for bram stoker's dracula, the gothry and we now have _ minds, fast forward a century and we now have the biggest mining area in the country— now have the biggest mining area in the country with anglo—american investments averaging £1 million every— investments averaging £1 million every day— investments averaging £1 million every day and employing around a thousand — every day and employing around a thousand people developing the new mine just _ thousand people developing the new mine just outside whitby. with its 23 mite _ mine just outside whitby. with its 23 mile connecting tunnel to teesside _ 23 mile connecting tunnel to teesside where the mayor ben houchen is delivering _ teesside where the mayor ben houchen is delivering so much economic development. the north yorkshire moors _ development. the north yorkshire moors national park made famous as a location _ moors national park made famous as a location in _ moors national park made famous as a location in heartbeat on tv is home to many— location in heartbeat on

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whitby is, as he reminded us, where dracula made landfall.his house can do foryou, mr speaker! but what two decades in this house can do for you, mr speaker! but as a government whip, a minister in four departments and dedicated constituency mp, my right honourable friend has had an extraordinary career. among his many achievements, i would particularly highlight his introduction of the first ever roadside drug tests. before that, we had no way of clamping down on dangerous drunk driving. this was a landmark policy that has saved untold numbers of lives. it is a legacy he should be proud of. and a reminder of the good that politics can do. my right honourable friend is a great parliamentarian. i am proud to call him a friend. his speech was in the finest traditions of this house and his wit, integrity and sound good sense will be much missed on all sides. no, mr speaker, continuing the north yorkshire theme, the gracious speech was brilliantly seconded by someone also born and bred in god's own county who is today the honourable member for st

, a seat that had been _ scarborough and whitby, a seat that had been consistently blue since 1918 but18 but had been red in 97 and 2001 _ 1918 but had been red in 97 and 2001. even though the exit polling said i_ 2001. even though the exit polling said i would lose, we prevailed on the 5th _ said i would lose, we prevailed on the 5th of— said i would lose, we prevailed on the 5th of may 2005 and i entered the 5th of may 2005 and i entered the house — the 5th of may 2005 and i entered the house at last. i would put our victory _ the house at last. i would put our victory down to one deciding factor, on the _ victory down to one deciding factor, on the eve — victory down to one deciding factor, on the eve of polling, of all the pieces— on the eve of polling, of all the places tony blair could have chosen for his _ places tony blair could have chosen for his big _ places tony blair could have chosen for his big election rally, he chose scarborough. the leader of the opposition could indulge me next time round and come to scarborough on the _ time round and come to scarborough on the eve

feel more connected. 1th to make this part of whitby feel more connected.— to make this part of whitbyonnected. as yet though, nothing has _ more connected. as yet though, nothing has been _ more connected. as yet though, nothing has been agreed. - more connected. as yet though, i nothing has been agreed. members more connected. as yet though, - nothing has been agreed. members of the public are now being asked to give their ideas as to how the money should be spent. aha, give their ideas as to how the money should be spent.— should be spent. a general tidying off of the harbour-side _ should be spent. a general tidying off of the harbour-side and - should be spent. a general tidying off of the harbour-side and the . off of the harbour—side and the coastal frontage areas, i think. to make the bridge safer, for people with children and dogs. i make the bridge safer, for people with children and dogs.— with children and dogs. i have at least a dozen _ with children and dogs. i have at least a dozen more _ with children and dogs. i have at least a dozen more sculptures. l with children an

it's an investment which some hope will transform this part of whitby.ink, could change the way that people use the bridge, certainly how they use the areas around it. these ideas and drawings have already been put forward by the council with pedestrianised walkways aiming to make this part of whitby feel more connected. as yet, though, nothing has been agreed with, members of the public now being asked to give their ideas as to how the money should be spent. a general tidying up of the the harbour side and the coastal frontage areas. to make the bridge a bit safer for people to cross and for pedestrians to cross over safely with children and dogs. i'd have at least a dozen more sculptures. the improvement work could start next year. a future that could now be shaped by those that live here. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. let me bring you the latest lines from san francisco and the meeting between presidents biden and xi. mr biden says �*real progress' has been made in his talks with his chin

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some hope will transform this part of whitby.ridge, certainly how they use the areas around it. these ideas have been put forward by the council, with pedestrianised walkways aiming to make this part of whitby feel more connected. as yet, nothing is been agreed. members of the public are being asked to give their ideas as to how the money will be spent. a general tidying up of the harbour side and the coastal frontage areas. to make it a bit safer to cross. at least a dozen more sculptures. the improvement work could start next year. a future that could now be shaped by those that live here. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news site. you're live with bbc news. the uk's supreme court will deliver its ruling shortly on whether the government can go ahead with its plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda. it's been a long legal battle between immigration charities and the government — but what exactly does the scheme entail? here's simi jolaoso with more. the government's rwanda scheme — or rwanda policy — was an

whitby is famous chinese ones. and chips from the famous magpie restaurant. it's not the only place you can get good fish and chips in whitby, i hasten to add, before mass tourism, the area's dotted with ironstone alum and jet mines . fast fonnard a century or mines. fast fonnard a century or two, and we're now the biggest mining area in the country with anglo american investing £1 million every single day , million every single day, employing around 1000 people developing the new polyhalite mine just outside whitby with its 23 mile connecting tunnel to teesside, where mayor ben houchen is delivering so much economic development. yeah . the economic development. yeah. the north yorkshire moors national park made famous as the location of aidensfield in itv's heartbeat. police drama is home to many important ground nesting birds on the heather moorland sustained , owned and managed in sustained, owned and managed in traditional ways by generations of farmers and keepers. now i don't know if you've noticed, mr speake

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whitby is, as he rinses. whitby is, as he reminded us, where dracula made landfall . pale , landfall. that shadowy, pale, haunting figure age beyond his years. and that's what two decadesin years. and that's what two decades in this house can do for you, mr speaker. but as a government whip, a minister in four departments and a dedicated constituency mp, my right honourable friend has had an extraordinary career. among his many achievements, i would particularly highlight at his introduction of the first ever road side drug tests . before road side drug tests. before that, we had no way of clamping down on dangerous drug driving. this was a landmark policy that has saved untold numbers of lives . it is a legacy he should lives. it is a legacy he should be proud of and a reminder of the good that politics can do. my right honourable friend is a great parliamentarian , an i'm great parliamentarian, an i'm proud to call him a friend. his speech was in the finest traditions of this house and his wit, integrity and sound . good wit, integrity and sound. good sense will be

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