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US President Joe Biden speaks during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Picture: Kevin Lamarque/PA Wire

Joe Biden's export controls raise questions for microchip giants: James Eades

Keith Dibb, 87, Britian's longest-serving cricket umpire returns to the crease at St Chadds Cricket Ground in Headingly, Leeds, for his 72nd season

Yorkshire man who is Britain's oldest umpire prepares for his 72nd season

This Asus PC is currently state-of-the-art - but for how long?

Essential current specifications for buying a phone or PC today

The Ryzen 5 5600G is a graphics card and central processor in one

These Ryzen processors turn conventional PC wisdom on its head

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Why has Dot Cotton actress June Brown left EastEnders after 35 years?

Desktop PCs are back in vogue

Are desktop PCs really making a comeback?

Aldi's latest Medion PC packed quite a punch

What made Aldi’s PC pack more of a punch than the rest?

The NHS has won a landmark legal case.

NHS wins landmark legal battle against drug companies over sight loss treatment

AMD's Ryzen range of processors are the best value for a DIY PC

How to build your own PC for under Â£300

Which processors offer the best performance and value?

How to reliably spot the fastest computer

Chromebooks need far less processing power than a Windows laptop

Is a Chromebook better than a Windows laptop for the new term?

Over million could be victims of sight loss epidemic, experts warn

The procedure involves taking a single stem cell from an embryo and growing it into a "patch" of cells that can be transplanted into the eye.
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Stem cell operation a ‘major milestone’ for age-related macular degeneration

Raymond Flynn, 80, has become the first partially sighted person with advanced form of dry aged related macular degeneration to have a bionic eye implanted. Picture by Peter Byrne/ PA Wire.

Ground-breaking ‘bionic eye’ implant has opened Ray, 80, up to the world again

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The truth about AMD - the eye condition which will leave many of us in the dark

Drug firm accused in row over provision of eye drug

NHS eye care plan ‘could save millions’ in drug costs

X-rays target leading cause of blindness

Hospital managers ‘putting patients’ sight at risk’ in efforts to save money

Cholesterol drops may slow eye degeneration

State-of-art eye clinic will target UK’s leading cause of blindness
A NEW clinic will give patients suffering from a serious eye condition better access to care and cut waiting times.

Hi-tech scanner major boost in treatment of eye patients

Wireless implant offers hope for blind

Insurance firm HomeServe fined £750,000 over nuisance phone calls

Regulator cautions companies over cold calling

Touring cars gear up for North Yorkshire

Watchdog urged to allow cancer drug to protect sight