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‘There's nothing better than being able to simplify’: Workday SVP tells us why effective AI usage can be a “superpower” for your business
The gains from AI are becoming more real
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CrossCountry cancels 'almost all' UK services after power cut
Customers say the disruption to virtually all UK CrossCountry services is the "worst case scenario".
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Five drivers banned from the roads for traffic offences in York and North Yorkshire
Harrogate magistrates have banned five motorists after they were convicted of driving offences in York and North Yorkshire.
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'It's our way of saying thank you' - famous strongman to attend gym's 20th birthday
A famous strongman is set to appear at a gym’s 20th birthday celebration.
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Asda relaunches nostalgic chocolate bar 30 years after High Court battle
A chocolate bar has returned to shelves at Asda after nearly 30 years.
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Andy Burnham to hand mayors powers over local planning decisions
Mayors to overrule councils in order to “call in” decisions on large-scale developments
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Why is the Premier League now subject to new cybersecurity rules, and what punishments could they face? The experts weigh in
The Premier League wants to harden teams against emerging cyber threats
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Pickering Country Fair: Best pictures from event at Galtres Pickering Showground
Pickering Country Fair showcased vintage vehicles, trade stands and craft and food stalls on Saturday.
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5.9-magnitude earthquake strikes Japan, injuring at least 37
"I would ask residents in the areas where the shaking was particularly strong to remain vigilant for the possibility of another earthquake of a similar magnitude," Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said.
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Kiplin Hall and Gardens: North Yorkshire museum marks American Independence with a bang
The international origins of the United States of America and its links to Yorkshire were explored on Saturday at Kiplin Hall and Gardens.
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Major train company cancels all services to and from York today
Rail passengers are facing a day of chaos after a power cut led to a major train company cancelling all its trains to and from York.
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Water seen ‘pouring out’ of York building – Investigation launched
An investigation was launched after was was seen “seen pouring out” of a building in York. Firefighters from Acomb went to the incident on Shipton Road at8.51pm last night (Saturday). A North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson...
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Firefighters rescue person who fell into the river in York
Emergency services came to the aid of someone in the river in York early this morning (Sunday). A crew from York Fire Station were called out at 12.45am. A North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said: “The crew from York...
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First look: Inside York’s new shop filled with tasty treats
Meats and cheeses always pleases – as a new cheese and charcuterie shop has opened in York. The Big Cheese has opened at 4 Skeldergate this week, and is a haven of cheese, cured meats, and spices – while promoting sustainability and...
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CrossCountry cancels trains due to power outage
CrossCountry, the rail operator that runs trains through York, has cancelled most of its services today (Sunday, 23 August). The company says: “As a result of a power cut affecting CrossCountry control centre, train services across almost...
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Cargo vessel sinks in Bay of Bengal, sparking rescue operation
The crew consisted of 20 Chinese nationals, three Myanmar nationals, and one Bangladeshi, the Indian Coast Guard said.
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I tested the xTool M2 laser cutter and engraver and it's an easy recommendation
For enthusiasts and pros, xTool's M2 laser cutter & engraver impresses with creative versatility with a CMYK inkjet, 3W infrared, and auto material detection.
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Hidden Weardale walk with mining ruins, waterfalls and a pub at the end
Discover Slitt Wood near Westgate, a hidden Weardale walk with tumbling waterfalls, ancient woodland, lead-mining ruins and a classic pub finish.
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Police issue appeal to find missing 15-year-old who may have travelled to Manchester
Police are appealing for the public's help to find a missing 15-year-old.
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Three arrested after contaminated batch of 'wobbly eggs' drugs leaves two in hospital
A contaminated batch of diazepam is believed to have left two men seriously ill.
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Rare Easter Island jewellery bought for £100 ells for £75,000 at auction
The collector has ‘made quite a good return’, Wiltshire auction house says
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British comedian Jimmy Carr in talks to host BBC reboot of Top Gear, reports
The BBC's reboot of Top Gear is set to be hosted by comedian Jimmy Carr, according to reports.
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UK orders reviews of franchising sector after Vodafone allegations
Two studies will be used to shape government policy amid claims about a former franchisee who took his own life
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Australia thrash Bangladesh in second Test as Starc takes 10 wickets
Mitchell Starc takes 10 wickets in the match as Australia bounce back to win the second Test against Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs and draw the series.
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Darlington church leader ends 37 years of ministry leaving 'lasting legacy'
Revd Mark East has retired after 37 years in ministry, including 14 years as rector of St Andrew’s Church in Darlington, where he was praised for…
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Why Leyburn’s market, scenery and square make it a 'jewel of Wensleydale'
Leyburn may be small, but the Wensleydale market town packs in impressive scenery, centuries of history, independent shops and easy access to the…
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How the Humber can help meet tech sector's power demand - Richard Gwilliam
For much of the last decade, Britain’s industrial decarbonisation strategy has rested on a simple premise: government would provide policy certainty and sufficient financial incentive for private capital to follow.
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Linthwaite, West Yorkshire: The village rich in industrial heritage
The industrialisation of the Colne Valley in the 19th century saw the fusion of several hillside hamlets about four miles west of Huddersfield, today recognised as Linthwaite.
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The constant erosion of Yorkshire's green belt land has to be stopped - David Behrens
Fifty years ago, when I first came to work in the West Riding, people complained that if they carried on building houses at the rate they were going, the whole area would merge into a single, soulless settlement. There was even a name for it: Cleckuddersthorpe.