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Is a job guarantee the solution to mass AI unemployment?
An old idea springs anew as a chorus of influential voices predicts that AI may trigger crises of vast magnitude
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Scots call for alcohol tax hikes after post-pandemic death toll spike
Scotland's alcohol-specific deaths remain 16 per cent above pre-pandemic levels as SHAAP calls for higher alcohol duty and tougher action on alcohol harm.
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Doncaster Sheffield Airport: Airport loan twice approved by councillors will be scrapped
A multi-million pound loan twice approved by the City of Doncaster Council will be scrapped if the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) approves the purchase of Doncaster Sheffield Airport, papers have revealed.
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8 Things to Know About the iPhone Duo
Did you manage to score Apple’s first folding phone on launch day? Are you still mulling it over? Here are a few things to keep in mind.
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Paris' Louvre and other top museums will shut down on Saturday over concern about protest violence
The Louvre and other major Paris museums will be closed on Saturday because of concerns about potential violence during planned protests
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How the Government can start winning back the trust of the countryside at next week’s Budget - Johnnie Furse
There aren’t many who consider the relationship between government and countryside to be a positive one. Over the past two years, we have seen more than 27 damaging policies that have hammered rural Britain, from the Family Farm Tax to proposals to restrict game shooting and ban trail hunting.
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Magical autumn trail launches at Swinton Estate in Ripon with help from local pupils
Magical autumn trail launches in Ripon with help from schoolchildren 🍂
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Name of man charged with attempted murder after street fight involving weapons
Police were called to reports that a man had been seriously injured in a assault just after 9pm.
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York beats rest of Yorkshire for its access to gyms and swimming pools
York has taken the top spot, boasting more fitness facilities per resident than anywhere else in the region.
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Taiwan shuts schools and grounds flights as Typhoon Champi brushes by
Taiwan shut down schools and offices and grounded hundreds of flights as Typhoon Champi began brushing by the island
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Banned County Durham van driver had no idea he'd been disqualified until police stop
A banned driver did not know he had been disqualified until police arrested him behind the wheel of a Ford Transit, a court heard.
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Hull Fair: Parents warned about counterfeit squishy toys
More than £10,000 worth of dangerous fake toys and illegal prize giveaways were seized from rogue Hull Fair stalls following a major swoop by safety inspectors.
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Storm Boelo LIVE - Rain falls as County Durham braces for strong winds
County Durham and Darlington is bracing for strong winds this weekend as Storm Boelo arrives in the region.
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Thief targets popular shop in York
North Yorkshire Police has released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to following a 'theft' at a whisky shop in York.
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Banks set to report stronger profits as they face prospect of tax hike
The announcements will come on the same week that Chancellor John Healey will deliver his autumn Budget statement.
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Burnham fails to win over voters in first 100 days, new poll shows
One in three of those who expected the Labour leader to do well as prime minister say they have been disappointed
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Vance becomes a hurricane as it churns off the coast of Mexico
Vance becomes a hurricane as it churns off the coast of Mexico
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Concerns over North Yorkshire Council’s net zero progress as vehicle emissions rise
North Yorkshire Council is facing criticism over its slow progress towards net zero after new figures revealed a rise in emissions from its vehicle fleet.
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Remarkable 200-year-old discovery at Amanda Owen farmhouse reveals family connection
A 200-year-old diary linked to Amanda Owen's farmhouse Anty John's reveals fascinating Yorkshire Dales history and a connection to her wedding to Clive.
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New 800-space car park to open at hospital - how much it will cost you to use
Calderdale Royal Hospital new multi-storey car park to open on Saturday - here's how much parking will cost.
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Newly revamped McDonald's opens its doors on the outskirts of York
A popular fast-food restaurant on the outskirts of York has reopened following a major refurbishment.
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North East charity secures National Lottery funding for young people's ideas
A Middlesbrough youth charity has secured National Lottery funding to help young people turn community ideas into action.
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Former MasterChef contestant secures £150,000 to open Bishop Auckland restaurant
Former MasterChef contestant Mike Bartley will open Jörd, a fine-dining restaurant in Bishop Auckland, on October 24 after securing £150,000 funding.
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How to watch Mercury Music Prize for free – stream full replay
Here's our guide on how to watch Mercury Music Prize 2026 for free on BBC iPlayer - replay Raye from anywhere in the world.
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Throw the book at anti-social passengers who play loud music on public transport - Ismail Mulla
Travelling on public transport can tell you a lot about the state of society. If buses and trains are kept clean and run on time, then it’s a clear indicator of not only well run services but also of the civility of passengers.
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How to watch Kinare Kinare online from anywhere
The Hindi-dubbed version of Godari Gattupaina, a Telugu romantic drama about love and family
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How to watch The Northumbria Mysteries for free, online and from anywhere
Robson Green and Liz White star in this odd couple detective series
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Cypriot police open investigation into Roman Abramovich's assets
Questions about the integrity of some of Abramovich's professional advisers, were raised earlier this month.