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Hull restaurant 'feels helpless' over dine and dashers (opens the original)
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Dine-and-dash thefts are leaving staff feeling "helpless", a restaurant manager has said. Emma Sadofsky, of The Brazilian Churrascaria, on Hull Marina, said a group of five diners failed to pay a £160 bill after "running away" on 10 September. Nearby restaurants have also reported problems. Liam Harm, a supervisor at The Smoke Room, in Humber Street, said he had known families to sit outside before waiting for a "quiet moment" to leave without paying. UK Hospitality, the industry body, said a th
AI is taking my work, says graphic designer (opens the original)
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A graphic designer has said he is losing business due to smaller firms choosing to generate their own content using artificial intelligence (AI). Danny Williams, from East Yorkshire, said he understood why companies, in tough economic times, would choose to go down the AI path. He added: "With smaller businesses, the funding isn't there for graphic design or big media packs." Stephen Woodford, CEO of the Advertising Association, said the industry was seeing "rapid change" through the adoption of
Young people in Hull tell of the trauma of being spiked (opens the original)
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There was loud music, dancing, flashing lights and bank holiday fun when, suddenly, Laila Everett was "on the floor" and she "couldn't move and couldn't talk". The 21-year-old believes she was spiked by an injection. "I could hear everybody talking to me but my mouth wouldn't move," she said. Everett, from Hull, also suffered from severe vomiting. She was taken to hospital in an ambulance and woke up with a small red mark on her shoulder, which is where she believes she was injected. She said: "
Hull City players on their 'best ever' summer holidays (opens the original)
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Eight weeks after firing Hull City into the Premier League, Oli McBurnie is still grinning from ear to ear. His last-gasp goal in the Championship play-off final at Wembley won not only the "richest game in football", but also a trip to Las Vegas for the whole squad, paid for by owner Acun Ilicali. "It took a couple of weeks for it to sink in properly," McBurnie says. "Acun taught me to say it was the best moment of my professional life, not my whole life, so I don't get in trouble with the Mrs,
Report blue badge cheats, North East Lincolnshire Council urges (opens the original)
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Disabled drivers have accused people who misuse blue badges of being selfish. North East Lincolnshire Council has reminded drivers about the rules after reports people were using them when not entitled to. The authority has asked people to report about anyone suspected of using a blue badge incorrectly. Blue badge-holder Carolyn Cox, 66, said: "We live in a selfish society and people just do whatever's convenient to them and don't think about other people." Councillor James Sawkins, portfolio ho
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