August 2026
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Election officials warn of potential chaos after SCOTUS voting ruling
In its Monday ruling, the high court refrained from declaring Trump’s order lawful
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Windows veteran's vibe-coded Task Manager now also runs on Mac and Linux — downloadable app is the result of a 107-page spec fed to Claude Code
Plummer found time for this project while waiting in the hospital while his son had an appendectomy.
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Israeli defence minister says Gaza’s kites will be ‘treated the same as a drone’
Hamas has accused Israel of using the row over kite-flying to justify further attacks on Palestinians
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SpaceXAI will deploy standalone Nvidia Vera CPUs for Grok's agentic workloads — will use optimized Vera Rubin NVL72 in space with Starmind satellite
SpaceXAI becomes the second announced hyperscale customer for standalone Vera after Meta.
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York Minster 'continuing city leadership' as solar panels installations break records
Solar panels fitted to the roof of York Minster have been celebrated after a record-breaking period of installations.
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Knaresborough Celtic secure £2000 sponsorship from The Knaresborough Inn
The Knaresborough Inn has pledged its continued support to Knaresborough Celtic Grassroots FC, providing a £2,000 sponsorship for the 2026/27 season.
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DPD issues notice to anyone printing labels for parcel delivery
DPD has given advice to customers printing labels for its parcel service to ensure a successful delivery
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Aldi to unveil newly refurbished Harrogate store
Aldi's Harrogate supermarket is set to reopen this week following a temporary closure for refurbishment.
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China denounces US threat of sanctions over trade with Iran
Beijing says it will take ‘all necessary measures’ to protect its interests as US steps up efforts to isolate Tehran
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Linux was announced by Linus Torvalds 35 years ago today — humble OS started with 10,000 lines of code but has now grown to 40 million, dominates global infrastructure
The OS would have been known as Freax if one of Torvalds' co-workers hadn't made a last-minute change to the upload.
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One million Afghan children suffering acute malnutrition, UNICEF says
Afghanistan has endured repeated periods of widespread hunger in recent decades as it has struggled through civil war and other crises.
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Specialist academy celebrates GCSE success from neurodivergent pupils
A SPECIALIST academy is celebrating outstanding GCSE results that are helping to challenge "outdated assumptions" about neurodivergent…
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Praise for ‘positive culture’ of North Yorkshire nursing home
A NORTH Yorkshire nursing home has been praised for its ‘positive culture’ and personalised care by the CQC.
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Andrew Tate rented supercars to appear ‘uberwealthy’, says his lawyer
Self-described misogynist and his brother, Tristan, are playing role to generate income from online attention, Miami court filing says
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Putin issues decree opening door to state control of key sites after deep Ukrainian drone strikes
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree allowing the government to take temporary control of critical infrastructure if private owners fail to protect it from Ukrainian drone attacks or repair it afterward
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Trump mulls renaming Lake Ontario as trade war with Canada escalates
The rhetoric between the two countries is escalating, with Trump telling Canadian leaders on Monday to “fall in line” or face consequences “far WORSE” than existing tariffs.
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Making Real Connections
How Snapdragon helps Flock Together founder Ollie Olanipekun build communities beyond the screen
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How to self-host n8n
Run your own automation platform, your rules
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New section of key North Yorkshire route opens to traffic today
A new stretch of a major North Yorkshire road has opened to traffic following the largest highways project ever undertaken by the county council.
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Five more people arrested over fatal A66 crash that killed two police officers
Police are continuing to investigate the incident which left seven people dead
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Man due in court after North East 'stab attack'
Carl Robert Minto, 33, of Langhurst in Sunderland, has been charged after a 'stab attack' left another man with 'serious…
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'The world seems to be ready': An interview with OpenAI head of product Thibault Sottiaux | TechCrunch
TechCrunch talks agents, UX, and reporting to Greg Brockman with OpenAI's head of product.
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The County Prosecutors Who Became ICE Informants
Illinois prosecutors shared defendants’ personal data with federal immigration agents without criminal warrants, public disclosure, or legislative oversight.
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Man dies in crash after Stratford-upon-Avon police pursuit
Two women are also hurt and one remains in hospital in critical condition.
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DPD issues notice to anyone printing labels for parcel delivery
DPD has given advice to customers printing labels for its parcel service to ensure a successful delivery
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Finally an end to landslips on A59 as 'largest highways project ever undertaken' by North Yorkshire Council nears completion
The majority of a short but vital new road for Harrogate drivers at Kex Gill has finally opened to traffic today but disruption is still likely to continue until October.
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Urgent appeal for blood donors as ‘triple whammy’ of factors lead to low UK reserve
The UK’s heatwaves have majorly impacted blood donation, experts say
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Trump lashes out at Doug Ford calling him ‘less intelligent’ than his late brother
President Donald Trump slams Ontario premier as tariff tensions escalate by comparing him unfavorably to his deceased sibling, the colorful former Toronto mayor to whom he has himself been likened
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Nvidia Jetson Orin-guided Russian AI drone killed three civilians in Ukraine, forensic teams say — first documented case of civilian deaths caused by a Russian drone using fully autonomous targeting
The unencrypted module let Ukrainian investigators read the drone's terrain maps and targeting code.
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Video. Watch: Viking Age anchor recreated with hammer and bellows in Denmark
Video. Blacksmiths recreate a Viking Age anchor with bloomery iron and historic techniques at Aggersborg in northern Denmark.
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How did record nine new managers fare in opening round of Premier League games?
Who impressed and who has work to do? BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty looks at how the nine new managerial appointments fared on the opening week of the Premier League season.
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'Major economic impact' predicted as Harrogate Convention Centre secures contract to host international conference
Harrogate Convention Centre has secured a major international booking which is expected to bring an economic impact of more than £600,000 to the town.
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Photo stirs memories of Scarborough holidays when a giant tunny was star attraction
'The highlights of my school holidays' - photo stirs memories when a giant tunny was the star attraction of a day trip to Scarborough.
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Colourful dog-themed art trial installed in Yorkshire park
A colourful dog-themed art trail has been unveiled in a historic Yorkshire park.
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NatWest to boost presence in US after ring-fencing rules eased
The application for a representative office in the US followed changes to the UK’s ring-fencing rules.
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Scandal hit USS Abraham Lincoln to finally dock next week after record days at sea
The Lincoln, which left the Middle East on Saturday, has set a modern-day record for consecutive days at sea
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County Durham arsonist faces wait to learn his fate after house blaze
A psychiatric report is to be prepared on a man who has admitted starting a fire inside a house, being reckless as to the danger caused to life and…
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Police cordon in place inside grounds of this Bradford church - what we know so far
A police cordon is in place inside the grounds of a Bradford church.
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The retro Nokia 300 Charge phone has a bright flashlight, microSD card slot, headphone jack, and a power bank mode that can charge an iPhone 17 Pro
There's lots to like about the Nokia 300 Charge, including a power bank mode and expandable storage.
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Essential gas works get underway in Ripon
A series of road closures and temporary traffic lights will be in place during essential gas mains work in Ripon.
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Al-Sharaa: US terror list removal 'shakes off dark stain' from Syria
Washington rescinded a designation in place since 1979, lifting severe economic restrictions and opening the door to private investment, as the US State Department also removed the terror designation from HTS, the group al-Sharaa led to topple Assad.
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Fiat Ventures combines venture and advisory divisions into new brand, raises $35M Fund II | TechCrunch
In an environment where emerging fund managers struggle to attract LP attention, FGV is betting that a different venture model can help it lure LPs.
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Garden centre near York goes on the market for £495,000
Airfield Garden Centre at Fangfoss near York has gone on the market for £495,000.
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Woman allegedly repeatedly stabbed with scissors while protecting son from ‘random’ Melbourne CBD attack
Man arrested after being restrained and pinned down by ‘heroic’ bystanders, Victoria police say
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Bride and groom bedridden after norovirus-tainted food served at reception: lawsuit
Exclusive: A spokesperson for The Box House Hotel in Brooklyn said they retrained their staff after the outbreak, but argued that norovirus ‘was everywhere’ in New York that winter
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LIVE - Day two of trial of man accused of Willington Christmas Eve pub killing
Live coverage of Willington manslaughter trial following Christmas Eve death of Steven Shevels
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HUAWEI MateBook Pro S redefines ultra-thin and light laptops with an incredible 798g weight
The latest Feature,/features,,features, breaking news, comment, reviews and features from the experts at TechRadar
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AliExpress allegedly uses your browser's audio system to fingerprint your PC — hidden code runs even when no sound is playing
Hidden code allegedly gathers detailed device data.
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Cybersecurity
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A59 at Kex Gill finally reopens after decades of disruption caused by landslips
A new section of road on the A59 has opened to motorists after decades of landslip disruption between Harrogate and Skipton.
