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Dom Tear's late goal grabbed Scarborough Athletic a point at Macclesfield on Saturday.

Alison Hume, MP for Scarborough and Whitby, has detailed her analysis of this week’s budget announcements, saying that the measures offer significant positive impacts for local families and businesses across the constituency.

Scarborough, Whitby & Ryedale Mind is inviting families, friends and festive fanatics to lace up their trainers and don their best elf outfits as the charity’s much-loved Mental Elf Fun Run heads to Dalby Forest on Sunday.

Councillors have backed calls for a 20mph reduced speed limit on Whitby’s ‘dangerous’ New Bridge.

The parking charges for Scarborough Pride will be reviewed by the council after concerns were raised about new costs and the event’s financial sustainability.

Despite heavy rain across the country, we saw a full programme of action for Yorkshire Coast sides.

The Blues were set to take on Cleethorpes Town for the first-ever time on Saturday.

Tony Hackworth's men have now lost their last five encounters.

It was set to be two sides battling at opposite ends of NPL East meeting at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.

Scarborough Sparkle returns to the open air theatre this weekend to bring festive fun for all ages.

A new partnership launched on Friday will see 29 new food donation points across the East Riding in council-run buildings, including leisure centres, libraries, and customer service centres, in an urgent bid to support local families facing deepening financial hardship this Christmas.

The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has been awarded £564,000 to deliver one of the country’s first pilot programmes exploring how bus franchising could help rural and coastal communities.

Ukraine's representatives are preparing for renewed peace talks in the US, while dramatic footage has shown Russian tankers being hit by naval drones.

Grief was not lonely today in Hong Kong. Three days after the worst fire in the history of modern Hong Kong, it feels as though it has barely sunk in.

The family of a talented footballer who died after being struck by a train say he had "so much love to give".

Playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, who won an Oscar and a Golden Globe for Shakespeare In Love, has died at the age of 88.

An Israeli drone strike has killed two Palestinian children in southern Gaza, a hospital reported.

Donald Trump says the airspace "above and surrounding" Venezuela is to be closed "in its entirety".

Dozens of flood alerts have been issued across England and Wales amid a warning of heavy rainfall.

Rachel Reeves is fighting claims that she "lied" to the public about the state of the finances in the run-up to last week's budget - in which she raised £26bn in taxes.

Dozens of flood alerts have been issued across England and Wales amid a warning of heavy rainfall.

A ban on asylum seekers using taxis for most medical journeys has been announced by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.

West Midlands Police is facing growing scrutiny over the information used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Aston Villa, with counterparts in Amsterdam disputing the evidence it provided on high-profile incidents involving the Israeli club's fan base.

Zarah Sultana has boycotted day one of the Your Party conference over the expulsion of members of left-wing groups.

A man from Afghanistan has appeared in court charged with sexually assaulting three women in Southampton, as well as entering the UK illegally.

Rachel Reeves is fighting claims that she "lied" to the public about the state of the finances in the run-up to last week's budget - in which she raised £26bn in taxes.

Playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, who won an Oscar and a Golden Globe for Shakespeare In Love, has died at the age of 88.

The family of a talented footballer who died after being struck by a train say he had "so much love to give".

A senior executive at Netflix is among the contenders vying to become the next boss of Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster.

Police investigating the attack on the Heaton Park synagogue, in which two people died, have been given more time to question a man arrested on suspicion of terror offences.

Ukraine's representatives are preparing for renewed peace talks in the US, while dramatic footage has shown Russian tankers being hit by naval drones.

Grief was not lonely today in Hong Kong. Three days after the worst fire in the history of modern Hong Kong, it feels as though it has barely sunk in.

More than 300 people have died and dozens are missing following floods and landslides in Indonesia, which has also been hit by an earthquake.

An Israeli drone strike has killed two Palestinian children in southern Gaza, a hospital reported.

The death of a young grandmaster accused of cheating by one of his childhood heroes has once again raised the spectre of fraud in the so-called Game of Kings.

West Midlands Police is facing growing scrutiny over the information used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Aston Villa, with counterparts in Amsterdam disputing the evidence it provided on high-profile incidents involving the Israeli club's fan base.

The Australian prime minister has married his partner, becoming the first leader to tie the knot while in office in the government's history.

The Pope has visited Istanbul's Blue Mosque during a day spent meeting both Muslim and Christian leaders.

Venezuela has accused Donald Trump of a "colonial threat" after he said the airspace "above and surrounding" the country should be considered closed "in its entirety".

Passengers in the UK are being assured there will only be minimal disruption over the weekend following a software issue affecting thousands of Airbus planes.

A senior executive at Netflix is among the contenders vying to become the next boss of Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster.

Satire has long been an occupational hazard for politicians - and while it has long been cartoons or shows like Spitting Image, content created by artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming the norm.

The creator of an AI actress has told Sky News that synthetic performers will get more actors working, rather than steal jobs.

Irish author Sally Rooney has told the High Court she may not be able to publish new books in the UK, and may have to withdraw previous titles from sale, because of the ban on Palestine Action.

Prince William wasn't close to being born when Fawlty Towers first aired - but now even his children have fallen in love with it.

Oscar Piastri dominated the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint to cut his deficit to championship leader Lando Norris to 22 points after the British driver finished third.

Arne Slot has vowed Liverpool will "fight on" despite enduring the club's worst run of form for 71 years and admits he is considering making changes for Sunday's game at West Ham.

Ruben Amorim says Manchester United are "soft" defending their own box, adding that there is little time afforded at the club to find consistency and wins so they must happen now.

Enzo Maresca admits Sunday's meeting with Arsenal is a "big moment" in Chelsea's season, but warned that his side are getting "better and better".

If a jeans advert hinting at actress Sydney Sweeney's "good genes" sent the internet into a frenzy over eugenics - how about one for a company that's actually selling good genes?

Zarah Sultana has boycotted day one of the Your Party conference over the expulsion of members of left-wing groups.

Ukraine's representatives are preparing for renewed peace talks in the US, while dramatic footage has shown Russian tankers being hit by naval drones.

Rachel Reeves has been accused of failing to "support the great British pub" as she promised in the budget, with owners facing skyrocketing business rates bills.

Artificial intelligence is getting very good, very fast. Whether it's music, text, code or imagery, the time when it was reliably possible to tell the difference between AI and human outputs is disappearing at an alarming rate.

Sticking to Labour's manifesto pledge and freezing income tax thresholds rather than raising income tax has hurt low- and middle-income earners, an influential thinktank has said.

Artificial intelligence is getting very good, very fast. Whether it's music, text, code or imagery, the time when it was reliably possible to tell the difference between AI and human outputs is disappearing at an alarming rate.

"Many women end up losing their children," says Alessandra Korap, a community leader of the Munduruku people from the Brazilian Amazon.

Prostate cancer is expected to remain the only major cancer not to have a national screening programme under new recommendations from government advisers.

If a jeans advert hinting at actress Sydney Sweeney's "good genes" sent the internet into a frenzy over eugenics - how about one for a company that's actually selling good genes?