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Bill Gates speeds up plans to give away his fortune
Bill Gates is speeding up his plans to give away nearly all of his money.
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A ban on chlorinated chicken has protected farmers, but it's protected UK consumers too
Why has there been such a flap about chlorinated chicken?
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Orsted pulls plug on Hornsea 4 windfarm, blaming a surge in challenges
The developer of the Hornsea 4 windfarm expansion has "discontinued" the project, blaming a surge in challenges including higher costs.
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Could AI translate animal sounds into words? Tech experts hope so
A Chinese tech company has revealed it is exploring whether it is possible to use AI to translate animal sounds into human language.
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Giles Martin on AI plans: 'It's like saying you can burgle my house unless I ask you not to'
Producer Giles Martin has said plans to allow AI firms to use artists' work without permission, unless creators opt out, is like criminals being given free rein to burgle houses unless they are specifically told not to.
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Extra Money for Bridlington Rough Sleeper ProgrammeAs a rough sleeper scheme in Bridlington receives more funding, health leaders in East Yorkshire say there is still more work to be done in joining up NHS and Social Care services in coastal towns like Bridlington.
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£1.2m for Town Investment Plans in North YorkshireNorth Yorkshire Council is set to receive a significant financial boost to develop tailored investment plans for towns and key service centres across the region.
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Coast to Coast Passport Launched With Special Role for Robin Hood's BayA Coast to Coast Passport has been launched to inspire walkers and boost the economic benefits of Britain’s most popular long-distance path.