Her introduction to Yorkshire _____ about ten years ago on a trip to look up old family friends.

A lot of effort _____ into conserving blood and other biological specimens and in its liquid state, nitrogen is perfectly suited to do this.

Nitrogen's used in packaging to ensure a stable atmosphere within it. This ______ the food from oxidising, which would lead to it going off.

Although nitrogen forms part of us and it ______ up most of the air we breathe, it can have a devastating effect on the body in certain circumstances.

In ______ to this, she thought she would be doing something that would genuinely add to the town's mix.

The rapidly changing pressure of water releases nitrogen bubbles into the body and decompression sickness ____ in.

She seems stoical as we _____ through a custard-like mud swamp.

Motorsports engineers also _____ on nitrogen's properties.

As an example, she ____ out that many of the classic stories told today have evolved over many ages.

It's a _______ wet and chilly evening at the arts and music festival in North Yorkshire.

The Yorkshire town beloved of walkers and railway enthusiasts but not ______ known for its story-telling scene.

With a couple of hours to ___ before her evening performance of ghost stories, she leads me over to the infinitely more convivial surroundings of the Hungry Elephant Café tent.

The Settle festival's first incarnation was ______ mainly at an adult audience.