Yorkshire Coast News
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North Yorkshire Blaze Risk: Disposable Barbecues Face Potential BanDisposable barbecues could be banned across open countryside and moorland areas following warnings from senior councillors that they pose a severe threat to wildlife and residents.
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Crime Rates Drop Across North Yorkshire As Bicycle And Vehicle Thefts PlummetOverall crime in North Yorkshire has fallen by nearly three per cent over the last twelve months, driven by significant reductions in bicycle thefts, vehicle offences, and shoplifting.
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Free Sports And Stories Events Set To Inspire Young Readers On The Yorkshire CoastFamilies across the Yorkshire Coast can enjoy three weeks of free, sports-themed storytelling and craft events at local libraries this summer to help boost children's reading habits.
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Scarborough's Saint Catherine’s Set to Host New Event ‘Vibe – A Gala for Giving’ In Aid of Patient CareA vibrant carnival-themed gala is set to take place in aid of Saint Catherine’s Hospice – with tickets on sale now.
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Scarborough Bus Manufacturer Strike UpdateA major bus manufacturer that saw hundreds of staff walk out has said it is committed to resolving a dispute with workers in North Yorkshire.
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Police Response Times Improve Despite Summer Demand SurgeEmergency response times across North Yorkshire are steadily improving following a brief dip in May, despite a seasonal surge in calls during the busy summer months.
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Scarborough Athletic Push League One Opponents All The Way in Ground ReturnThe Seadogs were back at Scarborough Sports Village for the first time in over a year.
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Scarborough Man Jailed For Drug OffencesFlorian Gjuni, 25, of no fixed address in Scarborough, has, on Friday, been sentenced to 29 months imprisonment for possession of cocaine with the intent to supply.
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Seamer Spring Derby Shock in Busy Cricket DaySeamer & Irton's cricketers beat Scarborough in a thriller on Saturday.
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Swimmers Urged to Enter Special Olympics at Scarborough Sports VillageLocal swimmers are being encouraged to get their entries in for the Special Olympics Come & Try It Gala on Sunday, September 20.
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Drink and Drug Driving Purge in North YorkshirePolice have made almost 200 arrests for drink and drug driving in York and North Yorkshire in five weeks.
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Opening Day Blues For Pickering TownThe Pikes lost out 3-0 in Lincolnshire on the opening day of the Northern Counties East Premier Division.
Top Stories
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New suspect identified in 1996 murder of Lin and Megan RussellTwo witnesses have identified their own relative as a new suspect in the murder of Lin Russell and her six-year-old daughter in Kent 30 years ago.
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No working toilets or running water at Gatwick as airport suffers major outageBoth terminals at Gatwick Airport are suffering a severe water outage, with passengers being given bottled water.
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Tadej Pogacar wins his fifth Tour de France title, equalling record of cycling greatsTadej Pogacar has won a record-equalling fifth Tour de France title after the final stage ended in Paris.
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Facebook co-founder Saverin invited to join bid for Liverpool FC stakeEduardo Saverin, one of the co-founders of Facebook, is among the billionaires who have been approached to join the consortium plotting to acquire a stake in Liverpool Football Club.
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Anthony Joshua wins comeback bout against Kristian Prenga in second-round knockoutAnthony Joshua has won his comeback bout against Kristian Prenga with a second-round knockout.
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Residents 'upset and angry' over Cairngorms wildfire evacuation ordersResidents are "upset, angry and frustrated" over evacuation orders in a Highlands village and smoke from a nearby wildfire that has been called "apocalyptic".
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UK set for fourth heatwave next weekThe UK is set for its fourth heatwave next week - and it may not be the last of the summer.
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Museum employee charged after suspected car bomb intercepted near Irish borderAn employee at a Dublin museum has been charged with possession of explosives after an alleged car bomb was intercepted by Irish police near the border with Northern Ireland.
National News
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New suspect identified in 1996 murder of Lin and Megan RussellTwo witnesses have identified their own relative as a new suspect in the murder of Lin Russell and her six-year-old daughter in Kent 30 years ago.
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No working toilets or running water at Gatwick as airport suffers major outageBoth terminals at Gatwick Airport are suffering a severe water outage, with passengers being given bottled water.
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Residents 'upset and angry' over Cairngorms wildfire evacuation ordersResidents are "upset, angry and frustrated" over evacuation orders in a Highlands village and smoke from a nearby wildfire that has been called "apocalyptic".
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UK set for fourth heatwave next weekThe UK is set for its fourth heatwave next week - and it may not be the last of the summer.
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Anthony Joshua wins comeback bout against Kristian Prenga in second-round knockoutAnthony Joshua has won his comeback bout against Kristian Prenga with a second-round knockout.
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Madeleine McCann's brother represents Scotland in Commonwealth Games swim finalThe younger brother of missing Madeleine McCann has competed for Scotland in the final of the men's 400 metres freestyle at the Commonwealth Games.
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Teenage boys arrested on suspicion of murder after Luton stabbingTwo teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a 17-year-old boy at a park in Luton.
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Firefighters injured and fire engines destroyed after industrial site blaze in EssexFirefighters suffered minor injuries and three fire engines were destroyed in a "significant" blaze at a large industrial unit in Essex which caused supplies of fertiliser to explode.
World News
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Tadej Pogacar wins his fifth Tour de France title, equalling record of cycling greatsTadej Pogacar has won a record-equalling fifth Tour de France title after the final stage ended in Paris.
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Anthony Joshua wins comeback bout against Kristian Prenga in second-round knockoutAnthony Joshua has won his comeback bout against Kristian Prenga with a second-round knockout.
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Ebola cases in DR Congo surpass 3,000 - as health workers go on strikeThe Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has recorded more than 3,000 confirmed cases of Ebola, as it continues to battle the fastest-growing outbreak of the disease in history.
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Museum employee charged after suspected car bomb intercepted near Irish borderAn employee at a Dublin museum has been charged with possession of explosives after an alleged car bomb was intercepted by Irish police near the border with Northern Ireland.
Entertainment News
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Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to affray over London nightclub attackSinger Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to affray over a confrontation at a London nightclub in which a man was hit over the head with a bottle.
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Knife came 'a millimetre from my brain': Salman Rushdie testifies at attacker's terrorism trialSir Salman Rushdie has testified at the terrorism trial of the man convicted of trying to kill him.
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Former River City actor Iain Robertson jailed for nine years for rape and assaultFormer River City star Iain Robertson has been jailed for nine years for raping a woman and assaulting two others.
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Donald Trump ordered to reveal financial records in $10bn BBC lawsuitDonald Trump must turn over financial records sought by the BBC as part of his $10bn (£7.5bn) defamation case against the broadcaster, a US judge has ruled.
Video
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OpenAI admits its models hacked another company in 'unprecedented cyber incident'OpenAI has revealed some of its models went rogue and hacked into another artificial intelligence company in an "unprecedented cyber incident".
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What Burnham means for your money - from income tax to pensionsAndy Burnham has made a third policy announcement to help bring down costs - after dropping hints there would be more to come.
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US imposes new tariffs on dozens of trade partners over 'forced labour' importsThe Trump administration has imposed new tariffs of at least 10% on imports from 60 countries over claims they failed to prevent forced labour.
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Sperm whales release bubbles to regulate buoyancy and sleep floating vertically, scientists discoverSperm whales can hang vertically in the water while sleeping by releasing gas bubbles that regulate their buoyancy, scientists found.





