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Lykyn Turns Growing Mushrooms Into a Spectator Sport
Dramatic lighting and fog make this countertop fruiting chamber a conversation starter. The mushrooms are pretty good too.
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When to watch Emmerdale and Coronation Street this week amid ITV schedule change
Emmerdale and Coronation Street will not air as usual this week due to a Carabao Cup match on Wednesday night.
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Ivor Novello Award winner Gilbert O’Sullivan talks about hit singles
1970s pop superstar Gilbert O’Sullivan talks to the Harrogate Advertiser before his concert this week at Harrogate Theatre
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Singer Chris Brown to be sentenced over bottle attack at a London nightclub
Grammy-winning singer Chris Brown is to be sentenced Monday over brawling at a London nightclub in 2003
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Toxic gas fears spark mass evacuation as massive fire engulfs Oregon seafood plant
Residents and visitors in a small coastal city in Oregon were evacuated Sunday when a fire erupted at a seafood production plant
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Ilkley Beer Festival 2027 dates confirmed as tickets go on sale
Ilkley Beer Festival will return to the King’s Hall for two days of celebration and community spirit in February next year.
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West End stars to bring Scrooge! to Bradford this December
A HIGH-FESTIVE show is set to wow audiences this December
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China's big political meeting could see Xi 'tighten discipline' in party
The highly secretive four-day Plenum starts Monday in Beijing.
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Obama unloads on Trump for the Iran war and mocks president’s diplomatic strategy
Obama bashed Trump for causing fuel prices to surge and what he saw as the unnecessary deaths of service members in a war that has raged on for nearly eight months
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Reddit’s r/opensource bans AI-made and AI-focused projects, also bans non-English speakers — sweeping new rules spark backlash over Linux kernel contributions and solo developers
Reddit’s r/opensource is banning AI-built projects, but its sweeping new rules are drawing criticism from developers over Linux kernel code and solo contributors.
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Bitcoin reward offered to anyone who could break into an unpatched server running PHP, hacker cracks site and claims bounty — PHP2Shell challenge tested claims that AI makes exploiting vulnerabilities easy
A Bitcoin hacking challenge is daring security researchers to exploit critical PHP vulnerabilities and steal the cryptocurrency, putting claims about real-world exploitability to the test.
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Flash floods inundate several areas of Thailand's Phuket island after of heavy rain
Flash flooding has inundated several areas of Thailand's island of Phuket after heavy rain overnight
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About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain
More strong winds are forecast after Storms Boelo and Austen cause travel disruption, flooding and kill two people
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Police release CCTV image of person following theft at supermarket in Knaresborough
If you recognise this person, you should get in contact with the police
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Police Scotland could lose 1,260 officers and staff in ‘devastating’ budget squeeze
The Scottish Police Authority warns that a flat cash settlement would leave officer numbers at their lowest since 2003, as Police Scotland asks for an extra £110m to tackle rising domestic abuse, foreign state threats and a surge in mental health demand.
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Scottish firm wins £1.35m contract for free school bags
Welcome to School Bags for children starting school next year will be available in five different colours
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Can Europe go it alone in space? Ministers to decide in Rome
Europe is seeking to boost its presence in space and cut technological dependence on other states. The 15 December ESA summit in Rome will shape choices on astronauts, cargo and investment.
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117 new affordable homes move a step closer in York
A major affordable housing scheme in York has reached a new milestone.
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Streeting: Every £1 spent on defence should be judged by what it does for Scotland
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has challenged firms building Royal Navy ships to hire British workers, after Babcock flew in 300 welders from the Philippines — as Scotland's defence sector faces a shortfall of nearly 9,000 apprenticeships.
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What are microchimeric cells doing to our brain?
We now know that cells exchanged during pregnancy can take up residency in our brain. Could they influence our development, health or even behaviour? Columnist Helen Thomson explores this mysterious cellular legacy
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Are passkeys more secure than passwords?
What makes them safer – and where they fall short
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Harrogate Railway confirms no fireworks display this year
Harrogate Railway Sports & Social Club has confirmed its annual fireworks display will not go ahead this year.
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Harrogate MP joins clean water campaigners on River Nidd
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has joined campaigners on the River Nidd to call for stronger action against sewage pollution.
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Roadworks get underway on Royal Parade in Harrogate
Northern Powergrid has started work to install electricity cables on Royal Parade in Harrogate.
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Statement by University Leadership in Response to Recent Anti-Queer Activities at Freie Universität Berlin
Statement by University Leadership in Response to Recent Anti-Queer Activities at Freie Universität Berlin Oct 26, 2026 Over the last few weeks several troubling incidents have occurred at the Institute for Theater Studies. During...
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Chris Brown given suspended sentence over bottle attack at London club
R&B singer sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment suspended for 12 months over incident in Mayfair in 2023
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Jordanian security forces arrest 3 men for a deadly attack on a church
Jordanian security forces say they have arrested three men for an attack on a Greek Orthodox Church that killed nine people and wounded more than two dozen
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Preparing for a quantum-safe future
The threat posed from quantum computing on cybersecurity is significant
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54 jobs lost as UK construction company enters administration after 11 years
Torsion Projects Limited, based in Leeds, specialised in the delivery of care home schemes across the UK.
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Ripon Scout earns all 95 badges in just two years
A 13-year-old Scout from Ripon has earned all 95 badges available to her in just two years.
