Bill Gates

A giant sand artwork on the Wirral peninsula. (Getty Images).

Meet the talented members of Yorkshire art collective Sand In Your Eye

Why are so many England footballers fearful of a Covid jab?

Just how dim are footballers who fall for anti-vax claptrap? – David Behrens

Covid-19 vaccinations under way. Photo by Hollie Adams/Getty Images.

I was a Covid-19 vaccine sceptic but now I want a booster - GP Taylor

Windows 11 has a new look, with the Start button in the middle

Will your PC run Windows 11, and do you even want it?

Opening of the new vaccination centre at Elland Road, Leeds. Sgt Phil Morris from the Royal Regimental Aid Post 4th Battalion, Scottish Regiment, prepares the AstraZeneca vaccine on February 8. Picture by Simon Hulme.

How he Covid vaccine gives a new lease of life - Christa Ackroyd

Would you pay to use Twitter? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Twitter is considering a ‘subscription model’ - but will you have to pay to use ...

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A major Twitter hack affected celebrity and verified accounts - but is yours saf...

President Donald Trump's mishandling of Covid-19 has prompted an unprecedented open letter from The Yorkshire Post to the people of America.

Dear America: from Old York to New York - a heartfelt letter from a concerned ol...

Hull - and communities along the Humber Estuary - are at the vanguard of attempts to combat climate change.

Andy Parkinson: Why Hull and the Humber can be at the vanguard of fight to comba...

Paul Allen

Paul Allen, computer pioneer and philanthropist

Just 42 people have as much wealth as half of the world, says Oxfam

People wore surgical masks as a precaution against infection from flu in Mexico City in 2009. (Pictures: PA).

Spanish Flu killed millions of people but when will the next pandemic strike?

Waiting for a killing? The real threat of a flu pandemic

GP Taylor: Parents deserve honesty over vaccinations

It was only a matter of hours after my wife and I had our youngest child vaccinated for whooping cough. She lay limply in our arms as we waited for the doctor. When he arrived, he was unsure what had caused the problem.

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Jeff Bezos (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)

Rising share price briefly turns Bezos into world's richest man

The Tandy TRS-80 was launched 40 years ago. Picture: Rama & Musée Bolo

40 years of the personal computer... and how the first one ended up in a pig far...

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Could African migrants hold clue to our unhealthy diets?

Could you impress Sir Alan?

Yorkshire applicants wanted for The Apprentice

Kaya Moore, as Nathan and Nikki Hellens, as Sue in My Mum The Racist by Nick Ahad, part of Slung Low Shorts.

Review: Slung Low Shorts

Jo Brand

Your guide to the next seven days in Yorkshire (and beyond)

Mark Zuckerberg says he wants to use his wealth to help make the world a better place. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

Mark Zuckerberg: Are we seeing a new age of philanthropy?

Gates tops Forbes list of the world’s billionaires

Bill Gates

Tech Talk: Why we might all get Windows for free

Gareth Horsfall, new owner and chairman of Bradford Park Avenue, at the Horsfall Stadium. Picture: Bruce Rollinson

Dallas club buyer: From Bradford to Texas and back again

Warren Buffett

How much the rich are giving is now key to success

THE likes of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have helped boost the profile of philanthropy among the UK’s richest people, according to a leading researcher, who says that success is now defined not just by how much they have in their bank account, but by how much they are giving to good causes.

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Our taxes should help the deserving

Facebook couple give away £591m

All change for Microsoft and Gates

Gates urges fund-rich Norway to spend more on the poorest

Gates raises the stake in G4S group

Ashcroft to donate half of his fortune to charities

Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim holds on to his place as world’s richest man

Windows 8: More for Microsoft’s benefit than yours

Carpetright issues profits warning

Gates’ fund gives millions to combat livestock diseases

JJB Sports looks healthier as sales show improvement

Ian McMillan: Keys that unlocked the mysteries of a lost world

Markets rally as Greece makes U-turn over bail-out referendum

On The Spot with Jonathan Knight

Carpetright warns two more years of pain

Microsoft closes in on £5bn Skype deal

Profits warning as Carpetright floored by higher costs

‘Arise Sir Bruce’ – but will we ever hear those magic words?

JJB Sports takes step on road to survival with £31.5m placing

JJB looks at second CVA to survive

Beckham runner-up in list of best fathers

Shoppers in North putting off big ticket purchases

On the Spot with Andrew Mear

Super rich andwilling to give

Ed Roberts

Software giant gives farm shopping a boost

Software giant gives farm shopping a boost

Passport fraud 'biggest travel threat'

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