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Ben Ogden stands with a sign in Leeds train station and explains why it’s OK to not be OK.

A coastal walk is the setting for Poet Laureate Simon Armitage's ramble along Yorkshire’s enchanting and historic frontier with the North Sea.

Starting in Ravenscar, Simon Armitage takes the old Cinder Track - a disused railway line. Carrying a 360-degree camera, he passes former quarries and brickworks before taking a beach walk from Boggle Hole to the picture-perfect Robin Hood’s Bay.

Simon witnesses at first hand the impact of coastal erosion and meets farmers and locals living and working by the sea. He ends his journey with a seaside pint of local ale.

Filmed in January 2020 before Covid restrictions were introduced.

The sound of the countryside fills the air as broadcaster and author Selina Scott enjoys a gentle walk around Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales. Exploring quaint villages, magical waterways and breathtaking landscapes, Selina offers her personal take on this special corner of the Dales.

Filming herself and all that is around her on a 360-degree camera, Selina wanders through the countryside, often deep in thought and stopping only to chat, recite poetry and reflect.

Along the way, she learns of extraordinary philanthropy, meets walkers and a fisherman, and ends her journey drinking local ale in a pub famed for ferret racing.

Filmed in February 2020 before Covid restrictions were introduced.

The North York Moors provide a picturesque setting for Reverend Richard Coles on a winter walk through this historic landscape. Departing from the iconic Sutton Bank with its panoramic views, Richard takes the viewer across countryside shaped by centuries of change marked by conflict, mining and religion.

Armed with his handheld 360-degree camera, Richard finds inspiration in the sights and sounds of his walk. Along the way, he shares his personal reflections.

Finishing at Rievaulx Abbey, Richard guides the viewer around the ruins with thoughtful comment. This was once the site of one of England’s most powerful Cistercian monasteries. Richard ends his journey talking of the need for silent contemplation.

Filmed in February 2020 before Covid restrictions were introduced.

Accompanied by the gentle soundscape of the great outdoors, Yorkshire peer Sayeeda Warsi takes time out from her political life to seek peace and calm in the Dales.

On her ramble through Wharfedale, the former government minister meets villagers in Kettlewell, a farmer preparing for lambing and a long-distance fell runner.

Sayeeda discovers an other-worldly hidden landscape. Filming herself and everything around her on a 360-degree camera, she wanders through beautiful countryside and finds inspiration along the way.

Bradford is bottom of the rail connections list despite being the UK's seventh biggest city.

George Wyatt was one of the first men to be awarded the Victoria Cross on the very first day of WW1.

Florian Kamberi earns a point for Sheffield Wednesday against Gillingham.

Defra says further testing is under way and birds at the sites will be humanely culled.

Scunthorpe and Salford share the spoils after a 1-1 draw in League Two.

Tommy Willard and Alfy Whittingham strike to hand Aldershot just their third National League win of the season and shock Grimsby.

Sixteen-month-old Star Hobson suffered a cardiac arrest and died in hospital on 22 September 2020.

The Axe Drax campaign group says an activist "halted the train" which was carrying wood pellets.

The participants, including rugby league star Mose Masoe, had all suffered spinal injuries.

Lee Angol's towering second-half header earns Bradford City a point in a 1-1 draw at high-riding Port Vale.

A 20-year old man died after a car lost control on a bend and hit at wall, police say.

Network Rail says the £45m project will "deliver a modern, more reliable railway".

A woman was walking her dog on a path alongside a golf club when she was attacked, police say.

Crows are digging holes in Lincoln City's pitch to bury food left behind in the terraces.