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Bees swarm around their queen while scout bees search for a new permanent home. At Leeds train station #bees #leeds this is not Ai. Yorkshire Evening Post LeedsLive News Yapp

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Captain Cardsvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Must be AI. I dont know anywhere in the world where the green man stays on that long to cross😭

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@k1ng5t0ng4rr1ckvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Nicely pagan that the bees flocked to the Green Man, next to a parental fertility sign.

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justinecstarkeyvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd This happened where I used to work. My boss phoned the 'on call' bee man. (Apparently it's a thing.) He arrived with a cardboard box and after less than 20 minutes, the bees all swarmed inside the box.

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Graham Thompsonvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd It's AI. The green man never hangs around for that long in real life.

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Meadowsvor 4 Monaten

Beeston?

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Dan Crowther 💙💛vor 4 Monaten

@biggaztombs @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Load in my garden on Saturday in LS19. Soon went though must have had a train to catch.

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Angel Birdvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd

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KitCatK2020 #FBPE 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇪🇺vor 4 Monaten

@Brooksy_1611 @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Leeds is buzzing! Sorry not sorry.

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Davidvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd On their way to Wetherbee 😉

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Tim Wheelervor 4 Monaten

@GrahamSmyth @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Everyone is buzzing for Leeds next season

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thela12vor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd They're here to see the upside down P

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mad4fevvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Polite enough to leave the 'safe to cross' indication visible.

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Linda Borgnini 🕉🔱vor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd @Apis_Bicornis

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andrew barnardvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Amazing how they avoid the green man

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Maenievor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd It has to be AI. I've never seen a road sign that is so clean IRL

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Bella Thornravenvor 4 Monaten

A Simple Blessing for the Bees 🐝 To Gaia, Mother of all living earth, Brigid of the sacred flame and inspiration, Persephone, bringer of springs renewal, and Freyja of wild fertility and strength... We call upon you all, to bless these bees. Guard the golden daughters of the Queen as they swarm and seek their new home. Protect their hives, their flight, and their ancient matriarchal wisdom. May they continue their vital work of pollination, weaving life between flowers and fruits, sustaining the delicate balance of our shared world. Let no harm come to them, May their humming presence remind us of harmony, community, and the quiet power of the feminine divine. In gratitude for their essential role in nature and in our lives, we offer this blessing with open hearts. So mote it be. By Bella Thornraven 🖤✨️🖤

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Frescavor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Bees United

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Anon0606vor 4 Monaten

@Bozenka_2023 @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd AI

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Jackvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd @Syndicate need anymore bees?😂

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Lenny’ Far Right’ Skinner 🖕🏻vor 4 Monaten

@__JC13 @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd That’s a no stopping zone, every one of them will be getting a £60 fine

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M.vor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd At least they are abiding by the green cross code.

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pattovor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Beautiful sight and harmless just going about their buissness.

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Pete: 2026 The Summer of discontent.🇬🇧vor 4 Monaten

@GrahamSmyth @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Happed a few years ago nearly on the same spot during or close to lock downs with covid. I recorded it see if I still have it on my phone.

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DorisPlantyPantsvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Stay still and they wont sting you little green man

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Jason Black 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿vor 4 Monaten

@StuLRobson77 @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd That poor green man

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ITV News Calendarvor 4 Monaten

Hello Terry, hope you are well. When was this video taken? Can we use this on our website and socials please?

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NIKOLAI GARBUTTvor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd If they came by boat, they'd be given accommodation etc.

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Tracy Brabin WY 🌹vor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd They’d swarmed outside the Queens and I accidentally cycled through it 🐝

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Darren 🦚💛💙vor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Wow what an image

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Mikevor 4 Monaten

@AllyFogg @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd I wonder if bees have some aversion to the green of the go go go LEDs?

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joe doevor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd AI

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Mitchell Hurd 🎅🛷🦌⛄️❄️🎁🎄vor 4 Monaten

@LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd Sounds like some sort of nest there!

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@cashandcarrots @LeedsNews @leedslivenews @YappAppLtd No #Trees in #Leeds ?

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Investor Cyan Banister (Cyan Banister) recalls the bee die-off headlines: bees are dying, humanity is doomed, and we will need robot bees to survive. She explains that the solution came from a mycologist, who noticed unusual bee behavior during a walk through a forest. His observations led him to develop a treatment for the declining bee population. Her larger point is that AI makes this the norm. When the knowledge gap between disciplines closes from decades to hours, the fluid dynamics researcher stumbles into a physics breakthrough; the ecologist becomes the apiarist. The polymaths win: not because they know everything, but because they have the tools to connect what specialists cannot. The Generalist

Investor Cyan Banister (Cyan Banister) recalls the bee die-off headlines: bees are dying, humanity is doomed, and we will need robot bees to survive. She explains that the solution came from a mycologist, who noticed unusual bee behavior during a walk through a forest. His observations led him to develop a treatment for the declining bee population. Her larger point is that AI makes this the norm. When the knowledge gap between disciplines closes from decades to hours, the fluid dynamics researcher stumbles into a physics breakthrough; the ecologist becomes the apiarist. The polymaths win: not because they know everything, but because they have the tools to connect what specialists cannot. The Generalist

Mario Gabriele

165,337 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

A new TransLink BC Mark V Skytrain managing to squeeze in to the Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station this evening. Train is not in service on the M Line. But I am curious if it's a brand new train going for a test drive. M Line runs Mark II and Mark III Trains only.

Brad604

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The more you look at it, the more the spending review looks like a bad deal for Wales in terms of rail. Over 4 years Wales gets £348 million (not even a pop share of non-HS2 rail spending). This is only £108 million (45%) more than spending on a single station in Leeds...

The more you look at it, the more the spending review looks like a bad deal for Wales in terms of rail. Over 4 years Wales gets £348 million (not even a pop share of non-HS2 rail spending). This is only £108 million (45%) more than spending on a single station in Leeds...

Will Hayward

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NEW: speaking exclusively to PIX11 News, Governor Kathy Hochul says free busses are not part of her planned state of the state for this year. “Not at this time,” says Governor Kathy Hochul on free busses. But, “nothing is a permanent no.”

NEW: speaking exclusively to PIX11 News, Governor Kathy Hochul says free busses are not part of her planned state of the state for this year. “Not at this time,” says Governor Kathy Hochul on free busses. But, “nothing is a permanent no.”

Dan Mannarino

15,811 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

A shocking incident unfolded at Malad railway station when a 31-year-old commuter was stabbed during an argument on a local train. The assault occurred during peak evening hours, leaving bystanders stunned as the attacker escaped. Despite being rushed for medical treatment, the Kandivali-based professor could not be saved. Police have intensified their search for the suspect and are urging witnesses to come forward with any information.

A shocking incident unfolded at Malad railway station when a 31-year-old commuter was stabbed during an argument on a local train. The assault occurred during peak evening hours, leaving bystanders stunned as the attacker escaped. Despite being rushed for medical treatment, the Kandivali-based professor could not be saved. Police have intensified their search for the suspect and are urging witnesses to come forward with any information.

Mid Day

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🚨 INFURIATING: Markwayne Mullin is ONCE AGAIN encouraging illegal Haitians and aliens with Temporary Protected Status to seek PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS This guy is a JOKE Make them apply for legal status back in their HOME COUNTRY. NOT while they’re here.

🚨 INFURIATING: Markwayne Mullin is ONCE AGAIN encouraging illegal Haitians and aliens with Temporary Protected Status to seek PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS This guy is a JOKE Make them apply for legal status back in their HOME COUNTRY. NOT while they’re here.

Nick Sortor

590,556 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat