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Cup football has served Barnsley well recently, with trips to Old Trafford and Anfield in the last two seasons alone, but on Tuesday coach Daniel Stendel is most concerned with seeing a reaction to his side's disappointing defeat at Plymouth Argyle.

The UK Government has just opened a call for evidence on an AI-enabled clean-energy system, asking how artificial intelligence could help coordinate renewable power, electric vehicles, batteries, heat pumps, and smart appliances across England, Scotland,…

Today I write a letter to my parents.

Mentioning the odd little flutter on the horses is probably enough to get arrested by the fun police these days.

York City begin life back in the Football League Trophy with coach Scott Lindsey stressing it is an important competition.

LEGO DUPLO sets are up to 25% off at Very, making them a fun choice for toddlers.

Leeds United midfielder Anton Stach has provided analysis of his own style and traits

Bridlington Steampunk Weekend returned over the weekend with a packed list of events.

David Hirst has opened up on the introduction of a new era at his former club Sheffield Wednesday

DeerRun address the issues of space and motivation in the fitness world.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already playing a significant role in many aspects of people’s lives.

Kromek has hailed “positive momentum” in its latest results as the company said it had seen growing demand from governments for specialised tools to identify chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear hazards.

These are the first pictures from inside a disused rail tunnel that has been gated off for over two decades which was opened to the public on Saturday and Sunday for tours.

NEW Farnley came up just short in a thrilling Rothesay ECB National Club Championship final at John Paul Getty’s picturesque ground at Wormsley in Buckinghamshire.

Steam engines, vintage tractors and historic machinery have returned to the Yorkshire countryside for the popular Hunton Steam Gathering.

The key TV and streaming details as Leeds United prepare to face Newcastle United

Concerns that walkers on the Coast to Coast National Trail are putting themselves at risk by attempting to cross the A19 on foot are set to be raised with the mayor of York and North Yorkshire.

Seldom does a political party get a second chance to fix its relationship with a group of constituents that it has alienated by imposing punitive taxation, threatening to concrete vast swathes of its land and set off to undermine their very way of life at…

Emeli Sandé is heading to Yorkshire to celebrate the 15th anniversary of her chart-topping debut album – and tickets for her York Barbican and Sheffield City Hall shows are now on sale.

Kirklees Council has agreed to hand over two assets to local community groups after “exciting proposals” were brought forward.

Network Rail has announced that its major £40m refurbishment of Princes Exchange in Leeds is now underway.

Mary Coughlan is on a rural retreat and fretting about the quality of her mobile phone reception when she speaks to The Yorkshire Post.

Devolution, regional policy and local growth have dominated political headlines following Andy Burnham’s rise to Prime Minister, sparking discussion and optimism in towns and cities across the UK – especially in those places beyond commuting distance of L…

It is no secret that there is a major wealth divide in society.

Most property owners rely on contractors to carry out work on their buildings and land but if they cause damage, who picks up the bill?

From: MP Laycock, West Court, Lund Lane, Killinghall.

From: J Richard Morton, Beauchief, Sheffield.

From: Mike Baldwin, Raven Road, Nether Edge, Sheffield.

Being a visual artist is mostly a solitary occupation, creating artworks alone in a studio, but two Yorkshire artists have discovered an alternative way of working.

Here are some of the TV highlights coming up over the next seven days.

From: J Hardy, Warmsworth, Doncaster.

From: Peter Auty, Sunnybank, Great Hatfield.

From: Sarah Dennehy, Totnes.

In December last year, the Government published its action plan to tackle violence against women and girls.

Drier summers are having a profound impact on Yorkshire’s wild animals, stretching rescue charities to their limits, reports Stuart Minting.

It’s the economy stupid.

From: Otto Inglis, Crossgates, Fife.

From: John Jackson, Yorkshire CCC member, former member-elected director, Leeds.

From: Bryn Glover, Dallowgill, Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon.

From: Dr Hilda Hayo OBE, chief admiral nurse and chief executive at Dementia UK, London.

A mum from Harrogate who says she spent nine months feeling trapped and overwhelmed inside her changing body, terrified for her unborn baby and struggling with “permanent anxiety”, is sharing her experience publicly for the first time as part of a new dri…

The debut theatre production of a much-loved Sheffield musician is set to go out on a Yorkshire tour - marking a creative change of lane for the singer-songwriter.

Hern has always done things a bit differently.

Roshan Pitteea is a Bradford-based detective and crime writer.

Budget is one of the factors that community theatre companies must consider when deciding what shows to perform as STOS treasurer Christine Minott reflects.

Fritz Theodor Albert (he later preferred Frederick) Delius was born on the south side of Claremont, Bradford, on 29th January 1862, the fourth child of Julius Delius, a German immigrant who became a wealthy wool merchant in the city.

From: Julian Briggs, Sheffield.

From: Peter Auty, Sunnybank, Great Hatfield.

From: Clark Cross, Linlithgow, West Lothian.

When David Barnett began writing folk-horror, he claims it wasn’t a widely recognised genre.