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27 people fall ill after Salmonella outbreak tied to raw oysters
The bacterial infection can cause bloody diarrhea, a high fever and vomiting to the point people can’t keep liquids down
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'Indoor market or music venue' - what next for vacant shop in key York street?
An indoor market and a music venue are just two of the suggestions to replace TG Jones after it closed its store in York's Coney Street.
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Here's what passengers think of John Swinney's plans for the bus network
Bus users in Glasgow have shared their opinions on the Scottish Government's latest public transport plans, as buses could return to public control
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WATCH - Man, 21, arrested after losing wheel in police chase
A 21-year-old driver who led North Yorkshire Police on an early-morning Knottingley chase has been charged with multiple offences.
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‘This Is Not a Drill’: Critical PHP Vulnerabilities Are Setting the Internet on Fire
The PHP Foundation has revealed two serious vulnerabilities that could impact millions of websites. Security experts warn that failure to quickly patch the flaws could have dire consequences.
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Glee reboot: The US high school musical comedy-drama is to return on Hulu and Disney+
Ryan Murphy's popular musical comedy-drama is set to return on Hulu and Disney+ after a decade away.
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Indian restaurant wants to increase seating capacity to meet growing demand
In recent years, the business, which serves authentic Indian and Kashmiri cuisine, has picked up a number of accolades.
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Much-loved man dies in tragic flat fire - sister pays emotional tribute
The 59-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, the police has confirmed.
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PM finally approves Jackdaw drilling – but energy secretary ‘set to reject Rosebank’
A ruling on Rosebank - which would emit around seven times the carbon of Jackdaw and would produce oil that would mainly be exported - is expected later this year
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This Startup Is All In on Recursive Self-Improvement. Its Latest Model Is Scary Good
Recursive makes the case that the benefits of using AI to build AI outweigh the risks.
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Shamed top US-based neurosurgeon jailed for sex assault at city nightclub
A shamed top neurosurgeon who carried out a 'predatory' sex attack on a woman at a nightclub was jailed today for two years.
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One person in hospital after crash that blocked off County Durham crossroads
One person was taken to hospital after a crash at Waldridge Road crossroads, Edmondsley, near Chester-le-Street, this morning (October 21).
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Amazon is reportedly buying $3 billion worth of Nvidia GPUs a month for data centers it can't power
Meanwhile, the RTX 5090 remains missing in action.
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Police launch appeal after 'violent incident' on board North Yorkshire bus
North Yorkshire Police has launched an appeal following a violent incident on the 7A bus from Scarborough to Eastfield.
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Thousands of students and teachers march through Greek capital to protest high cost of living
Students and teachers in Athens are marching for affordable student housing and more state investment in education
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Wimpole: “Abundance” of wildlife with 5,000 species recorded
A country house and farming estate in one of the driest and most nature-depleted parts of the country has secured an “abundance” of wildlife with more than 5,000 species recorded, the National Trust said.
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Glastonbury Festival 2027 coach tickets oversold in admin error
Bookings will automatically be converted into a general admission ticket and coach fare refunded.
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New claim that axing of Ripon railway line 'cost city almost £4.9m'
“Ripon may have missed out on almost £4.9m in local economic output during nearly 60 years without passenger trains“
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North Yorkshire doctors' surgery to close tomorrow
A NORTH Yorkshire doctors' surgery is to close tomorrow (Thursday).
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Macron hits back at Trump's ‘stupid’ comments about French riots
President Donald Trump has used the violence to rally his political supporters, urging Macron to ‘close your borders and take control before it is too late!’
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Travellers at unauthorised North Yorkshire site launch appeal to remain on land
Occupants of the unauthorised traveller site in Hillam plan a Planning Inspectorate appeal as High Court extends injunction on work at the North Yorkshire site.
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No trick or treat posters available to download
With Halloween just around the corner, Police say they know many families will be looking forward to an evening of fun, fancy dress, and sweets. However, they say they also recognise that not everyone wishes to receive such callers at their...
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Four workers killed after fall at TSMC’s 2nm fab construction site — accident marks at least nine construction deaths since 2024, broken bolt on a steel connection plate suspected as cause behind tragic accident (updated)
Four contract workers fell with steel parts during Phase 4 hoisting work, which is now halted.
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Zelenskyy backs freezing front line as step towards Ukraine ceasefire
The Ukrainian leader insists Kyiv must have a seat at any negotiations and wants security guarantees from Washington and European allies, as a row over slowed SpaceX satellite services rumbles on.
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Three city tower blocks become firefighter training ground before getting ripped down
Lambton, Londonderry and Lumley Towers will host rescue, evacuation and smoke-filled training exercises before demolition.
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Rapist taxi driver's wife applies for her own taxi licence after controversy
Anne-Marie Brown, wife of convicted Inverness rapist taxi driver David Brown, applies for a taxi operator’s licence as Highland Council considers her case October 27.
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Athens building explosion leaves four injured after suspected backpack blast
The explosion at a building in central Athens occurred on Wednesday
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More than 2 million graduates see student loan debts rise despite repayments
More than two million student loan borrowers saw their outstanding balances increase during the 2025/26 financial year despite making repayments, according to
