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US political candidates are tailoring messages for AI models used by voters
Candidates are now competing to become ‘the recommendation inside the AI answer’
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‘I want to grow the business’ – Richard Hammond on next steps for workshop
Richard Hammond has said he wants to expand his workshop business.
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A Samsung smart TV security report makes some worrying privacy claims about the TVs, but this doesn't seem like much of a scandal — here's why I'm not worried
Samsung TVs are being accused of sinister snooping online, but it looks like the discussion is based on some false assumptions about features Samsung has actively marketed to everyone
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Egypt's parliament authorizes military support for Saudi Arabia to defend against Houthi attacks
Egypt’s parliament has voted to authorize President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to provide Saudi Arabia with military support in defending the kingdom against attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels
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Nigeria evacuates Ebola patient to Switzerland as authorities monitor 52 contacts
A Swiss woman being treated for Ebola in Nigeria has been medically evacuated to Switzerland with her husband
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Martin House Glow Together family walk to light up Boston Spa
Families are being invited to dress up, light up and take part in a fundraising walk through Boston Spa as Martin House Children’s Hospice brings its Glow
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Richmond pool set to reopen after 18-month closure and £1.65m repair programme
Richmond Swimming Pool is nearing reopening after an 18-month closure and a £1.65m repair bill.
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More than 1,500 calls for help as North Yorkshire storms left people trapped in cars
More than 1,500 calls for help were handled as two storms battered North Yorkshire, flooding homes, bringing down trees and trapping people in vehicles.
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'I explored all 15 national parks - and the Yorkshire Dales is my favourite'
Travel journalist Simon Parker tells Laura Reid about his journey exploring all 15 of the UK’s national parks – and why the Yorkshire Dales is his favourite.
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Anthropic's S-1 IPO filing shows off soaring revenues and high costs
Anthropic warned AI could bring "catastrophic or existential risks to humanity" if it is not "developed, deployed, and operated with appropriate safeguards, oversight, and security measures."
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In Suriname's rainforest, Saamaka woodcarvers face the pull of gold mining and logging
In Suriname, the Saamaka people are striving to preserve their traditional woodcarving art, known as tembe
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Trump’s regulations have seen 5 million people leave the food stamp program
Some 22 percent of Americans worry daily about being able to afford food for themselves or their families, a new poll found
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Woman in her 60s dies after being hit by Range Rover in North East village
A woman in her 60s has died after being hit by a car in the North East.
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Ladybower Reservoir: Dramatic new video shows lost village as water levels dip
Britain’s ongoing drought has uncovered the remains of two lost villages which were demolished and flooded to create a reservoir more than 80 years ago.
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How Brazil’s President Lula overcame poverty, imprisonment and personal tragedies
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been re-elected president of Brazil for an unprecedented fourth time. His journey from deprivation to the seat of power despite multiple setbacks is as extraordinary as his latest comeback victory, writes James C. Reynolds
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'Gutted' fans say goodbye to popular Mexican restaurant praised by Greg James
Mexico70 is closing after almost nine years, but its team will continue serving burritos and gringas at Atletico 70.
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Video. Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this October 26th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Shabana Mahmood launches review into murder of student Henry Nowak
Move comes after claims that killer had history of using threatening behaviour and an obsession with weapons
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Southern California prepares for flooding amid forecast of ‘record-breaking tides’
Residents of coastal towns told to avoid beaches during high tides and keep further away from the ocean than usual
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What to play this Halloween, plus last-minute costume ideas and spooky movie recommendations
Welcome to PC Gamer's hub of Halloween horror.
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Leaked 256-core Zen 6c EPYC CPU destroys Zen 5 in early single-threaded benchmarks hints at 24% IPC gain — early single-threaded benchmarks point to huge AMD Zen 6 improvements
There are many confounding factors in this comparison, but it's a very interesting dataset nonetheless.
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Video. Ukraine: Russian strikes hit Odesa and Zaporizhzhia, injuring four
Video. Russian overnight strikes injured four people in Zaporizhzhia and sparked fires in the Odesa region on Monday. Ukrainian emergency services said an industrial site was hit twice more as firefighters battled the flames.
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United flight turned around after report of passenger making a terroristic threat
Police say a United Airlines flight heading to Newark, New Jersey, returned to Las Vegas shortly after takeoff due to a report that a passenger had made a terroristic threat
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Electric shocks to the brain stop people objectifying women, study finds
Researchers say although findings are no cure for sexism, they give an insight into how objectification works
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Police probe launched after woman found dead at popular seaside resort
Police said the death is being treated as ‘unexpected’
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Labour MPs warn Healey £113bn lost as women excluded from economy
Exclusive: Ahead of Wednesday’s Budget an influential group of female Labour MPs will publish a collection of essays telling the chancellor that he needs to make the economy work better for women if they want economic growth
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Fury as County Durham college's lowest-paid staff face uncertainty in pay row
Derwentside College has been criticised by UNISON after ending its real Living Wage commitment, affecting 24 of its lowest-paid workers.
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Video shows start of £15 million mill fire as arsonist discovers his punishment
The pair were convicted of arson after a trial.
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Council expert says that bid to fell two 30-metre protected trees should be refused
Plans to fell two tall trees in a North Yorkshire village should be refused because there is no evidence they pose an unacceptable safety risk, according to a council tree expert.
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Man 'punched in the face' during incident at popular York bar
North Yorkshire Police have launched an investigation after the alleged assault of a man in Slug and Lettuce, York.
