Yorkshire Coast News
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Yorkshire Coast Braces for Significant Snowfall and Ice Risk as Met Office Issues Amber WarningResidents along the Yorkshire coast and surrounding areas are being urged to prepare for significant wintry weather as the Met Office issues an Amber warning for snow on Thursday.
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Success of Scarborough Fair Praised Amid Funding ReviewCouncil tourism boss thanks Scarborough Fair team for events impact on the town.
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East Riding Council Leader Hails £40 Million Investment to ‘Breathe New Life’ into Coastal TownsThe leader of East Riding Council, Councillor Anne Handley, has welcomed the Government’s recent decision to invest substantially in the coastal towns of Bridlington and Withernsea
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Graham School in Scarborough to Benefit from Solar Energy InitiativeGraham School in Scarborough has been selected as one of 250 schools across the nation to receive solar panel installations through the Great British Energy (GBE) initiative.
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Weather Scuppers Scarborough Drone DisplayThe first drone display due to take place as part of the Scarborough Lights festival has been hit by the poor weather conditions on the Yorkshire Coast.
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‘Severe Weather’ Forces Cancellation of Scarborough Town Council MeetingScarborough Town Council’s full meeting has been cancelled due to ‘severe weather’ and a roof leak.
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Campervan Parking Changes Lead to "Over 2000" Reports of Displacement IssuesA Scarborough Councillor says local residents have made over 2,000 complaints as a result of camper van parking changes.
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New Logo Proposed for Scarborough Town CouncilScarborough’s recently formed town council is set to adopt a new official emblem for the body.
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Skies Above Scarborough to Light Up for Five Nights of Drone SpectacleThis week, the historic ramparts of Scarborough Castle are serving as the backdrop for a spectacular new drone display, forming a key part of the annual Scarborough Lights event.
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Bridlington Town Score First Victory Under CoulsonThe Seasiders won 2-0 at Bishop Auckland on Tuesday to move into the NPL East's top five.
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“We Just Cannot Imagine a Life Without Nick in it”The family of a man who tragically died in a collision in Scarborough shortly after 9pm on Friday 31 October has paid tribute to their “beloved son, dad, brother, grandson, uncle, nephew, and friend.”
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Whitby Town Youngsters Lose Out In Senior CupWhitby's Under 18s were unable to get a victory on their first appearance in the North Riding Senior Cup.
Top Stories
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'Patchwork of dust and misery': At the Yellow Line dividing Gaza - where all that remains are skeletons of buildingsIn front of me, there is a building that has collapsed upon itself, six floors piled upon each other.
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A Bond-villain ship prowling our waters: Why the Yantar alarms the WestThe Yantar may look scruffy and unthreatening but below the surface it's the kind of ship a Bond villain would be proud of.
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UK weather: Amber and new yellow Met Office warnings in place as parts of UK hit by heavy snowAmber and yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place across the UK, with some parts already hit by freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall.
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Former Met Police officer David Carrick found guilty of more sexual offencesDavid Carrick has been found guilty of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl and raping a former partner.
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Driving test changes announced - with more focus on faster and rural roads to cut deathsFewer driving test candidates in Britain will have to perform emergency stops as focus shifts to spending longer on faster and rural roads during tests.
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Oasis fan fell to his death at Wembley in 'tragic accident', coroner's court hearsAn Oasis fan who fell to his death at Wembley Stadium was the victim of a "tragic accident", a pre-inquest review has heard.
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Nvidia beats expectations again in defiance of AI bubble fearsThe world's most valuable company has reported another series of expectation-beating results, heading off fears of an end to the AI bubble, for now.
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New record for wind-powered electricity in BritainA new wind record has been set for Britain, with enough electricity generated from turbines to power 22 million homes, the system operator has said.
National News
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Robert Best death: Women in court after man's body found in Inverclyde fieldTwo women have appeared in court charged with attempting to defeat the ends of justice after a man was found dead in a field in Inverclyde.
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Waste mountain branded 'utterly appalling' by PM grew 40 feet high within monthsA mountain of waste branded "utterly appalling" by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer grew so quickly that most of it was in place before the Environment Agency (EA) was even aware of it.
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Oasis fan fell to his death at Wembley in 'tragic accident', coroner's court hearsAn Oasis fan who fell to his death at Wembley Stadium was the victim of a "tragic accident", a pre-inquest review has heard.
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Pro-Palestine activists accused of harassing Labour MP over Israel-Hamas war have convictions thrown outTwo pro-Palestinian activists found guilty of harassing a government minister have had their convictions overturned.
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Former Met Police officer David Carrick found guilty of more sexual offencesDavid Carrick has been found guilty of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl and raping a former partner.
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Man charged with further offences following Huntingdon train stabbingA man has been charged with further offences following a mass train stabbing in Huntingdon earlier this month.
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New record for wind-powered electricity in BritainA new wind record has been set for Britain, with enough electricity generated from turbines to power 22 million homes, the system operator has said.
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Driving test changes announced - with more focus on faster and rural roads to cut deathsFewer driving test candidates in Britain will have to perform emergency stops as focus shifts to spending longer on faster and rural roads during tests.
World News
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'Patchwork of dust and misery': At the Yellow Line dividing Gaza - where all that remains are skeletons of buildingsIn front of me, there is a building that has collapsed upon itself, six floors piled upon each other.
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Russia accuses Britain of being 'provocative' after spy ship nears UKRussia has accused the British government of "provocative statements" and "escalation of militaristic hysteria" after the defence secretary warned that a Kremlin spy ship is nearing the UK.
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Meta to block Instagram and Facebook for users under 16 in AustraliaMeta will stop Instagram, Facebook and Threads for users in Australia under the age of 16, the company has said.
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South Korea: All 267 passengers and crew rescued from ferry that ran aground, says coastguardMore than 250 passengers on board a ferry that ran aground off the South Korean coast have been rescued, according to the coastguard.
Entertainment News
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Gustav Klimt's Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer sells for £180m at auction, a record for modern artA painting that helped save the life of its Jewish subject during the Holocaust has become the most expensive piece of modern art and the second most expensive painting ever sold at auction.
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Oasis fan fell to his death at Wembley in 'tragic accident', coroner's court hearsAn Oasis fan who fell to his death at Wembley Stadium was the victim of a "tragic accident", a pre-inquest review has heard.
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The Kessler twins, German dance stars in the 50s and 60s, die in 'joint suicide', police sayThe Kessler Twins, German sisters famous across Europe for their singing and dancing, have died together through assisted means, local police have said.
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Anna Maxwell Martin: Actor says primary school tests 'devastating' for children with special educational needs and disabilitiesActor Anna Maxwell Martin and a group of parents have warned that primary school tests have "devastating effects" for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Video
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Nvidia beats expectations again in defiance of AI bubble fearsThe world's most valuable company has reported another series of expectation-beating results, heading off fears of an end to the AI bubble, for now.
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AI bubble fears take hold of stock markets and bitcoinGlobal stock markets are seeing sharp declines and bitcoin has lost this year's gains as worries intensify that the AI (artificial intelligence) boom has become a bubble fit to burst.
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New record for wind-powered electricity in BritainA new wind record has been set for Britain, with enough electricity generated from turbines to power 22 million homes, the system operator has said.
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'Patchwork of dust and misery': At the Yellow Line dividing Gaza - where all that remains are skeletons of buildingsIn front of me, there is a building that has collapsed upon itself, six floors piled upon each other.





