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Keeping your options open: Why choice matters for UK AI sovereignty
Why AI sovereignty starts with choice
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Man appears in court accused of drugs offences after A66 crash which killed seven
A man, one of 12 arrested after a crash on the A66 which killed seven, including two police officers, has appeared before magistrates charged with…
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Missed the solar eclipse? The year's best lunar eclipse occurs on August 27-28 — here's how to watch and photograph the extraordinary celestial event
North America, South America, and Europe are ideally placed for the 96.2% partial lunar eclipse on August 27-28
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Joe Root says he is 'hacked off' and 'disappointed' at Brydon Carse's nightclub incident
England captain Joe Root says he is "hacked off" and "disappointed" at the incident involving fast bowler Brydon Carse at a Derby nightclub.
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Restore Britain leader rakes in £100,000 for posts on Elon Musk’s X
Mr Lowe, who regularly posts anti-immigration content on Elon Musk’s platform, has made on average £931 per hour this year on X
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Thunder and rain warning issued for North Yorkshire
There’s a Yellow level Met Office warning for thunderstorms and heavy rain across most of North Yorkshire on Thursday (Aug 27th) It comes into force at 6am in the morning and lasts until 10pm. The Met Office says there is a small chance...
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New Thorpe Park station would be a waste of money - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Martin J. Phillips, Tinshill Lane, Leeds.
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Mobilisation fears grip Russians as Moscow's forced recruitment spikes
Human rights groups said they recorded a surge in forced recruitment since mid-August, amid reports that Russia is preparing a new mobilisation wave after September's elections.
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York to face extreme weather conditions after warning issued
A yellow warning has been issued for thunderstorms and heavy rain over York later this week - with lighting and hail expected.
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How human remains found in Tucson desert complicate the search for Nancy Guthrie
Chief Medical Examiner Greg Hess has spoken about the challenges created by
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Ask CricViz: Who has best DRS record and are left-handers better?
Data analysts CricViz answer your questions on successful reviews, hat-tricks, Joe Root and more.
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Aldi set to reopen in North Yorkshire town after upgrade
Aldi has closed its 10-year-old Harrogate store for a revamp.
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The US promised ‘the toughest sanctions ever’ on Iran. Here’s what they delivered
Despite warning of an ‘economic D-Day’, experts tell Maira Butt that Washington stepped back from the toughest measures over fears it would harm the global economy
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Salesforce AI agent platform hasn't delivered meaningful growth two years after launch, customers report finds
Customers are still working out how to benefit from AI agents
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New A59 Kex Gill road finally open
A new road in North Yorkshire has finally opened to traffic in a move that has been heralded as key for generations to come. The majority of the new 4.2-kilometre route at Kex Gill, which has replaced a section of road repeatedly affected...
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Leeds United and Rangers co-owner sentenced to two days in US jail
Leeds United and Rangers co-owner Jed York was sentenced to two days in jail and fined a total of £873 after being arrested for two criminal charges in Ohio on Sunday.
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Wisconsin kitten with 29 toes breaks world record for most toes on a cat
Maine Coon named Erebus Anomaly breaks previous record of 28 toes held for over two decades after overcoming illness
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Preview: Harrogate villagers' scarecrow creations have included classic Beatles album covers and more
The return is to happen soon of one of North Yorkshire’s most famous scarecrow competitions which last year saw a reenactment in straw of the cover of the Beatles’ Abbey Road album.
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Deaths of pregnant women double during DR Congo’s fast-growing Ebola outbreak
Exclusive: More than 60,000 women still at risk as deadly impact of virus takes toll in epicentre of Ituri
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Trump threatens to change name of Lake Ontario to Lake America
Ontario’s premier had earlier slammed Trump as a ‘dictator’ and ‘the king of bankruptcies’
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The Clacton by-election was an egotistical abuse of democracy - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Bryn Glover, Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon.
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JD Vance’s ‘Freudian slip’ makes Canada part of America
Vice President’s blunder chimed neatly with President Donald Trump’s rhetoric about incorporating the neighboring nation into the United States at a time of high tension between the pair
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Care home summer fete raises £1,000 for residents
A care home summer fete has been hailed a success after bringing together residents, staff, and the wider community for a day of celebration.
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Tax on second incomes: Everything you need to know from thresholds to which count
Whether you’re making extra cash delivering takeaways, taxi-driving, creating content or anything else, you need to know the rules which apply
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Police launch probe after several vehicles seen driving in wrong direction on M6
Drivers have been reminded of the ‘utterly devastating consequences’ after seven people died in a crash on the A66 in Middlesbrough
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Artist known for sculptures of Mao Zedong jailed for slandering ‘heroes and martyrs’
Gao Zhen sentenced to three years in prison after already spending two years in detention
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New road at Kex Gill opens to traffic in key highways project
A vital new road in North Yorkshire has today opened to traffic in a move that has been heralded as key for generations to come using one of the most strategic routes in the country.
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Key road through York city centre closed for construction works
Rougier Street is shut until 6pm on Wednesday, August 26, with the positioning of machinery and equipment in the centre of the road.
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Man dies and woman critically injured in crash after police chase
Warwickshire Police has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)
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Five more arrests in Middlesbrough A66 wrong-way crash investigation
The new arrests include a 16-year-old boy and two men held on suspicion of being in an organised crime group.
