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Police say the weekend party was a breach of the lockdown rules.

The Yorkshire Coasts seems to be the go-to staycation destination for the animals.

It's the first of the theatre's June concerts to get a new date.

The Beckett Football League have declared the current season "null and void"

The town council wants to explore options for a permanent reminder of their contribution.

East Riding councillors have approved plans to convert Bridlington's former Marks and Spencer into a pub, restaurant and adult gaming centre despite concerns it could fuel gambling.

Emma Henderson has been appointed as the first female partner at Yorkshire accountants Wasley Chapman & Co in the firm’s 102-year history.

Concerns have been raised about North Yorkshire County Council using taxpayer resources to push its vision of creating a single unitary authority in a potential breach of the Government’s code of practice.

A man approached a dog walker and attempted to snatch his dog from him.

The British Divers Marine Life Rescue attended to the seal yesterday.

Celebrating its 90th year, the Scarborough North Bay Railway announces that it enters the season with new owners.

Shops in Scarborough are set to benefit from an artistic makeover as part of plans to make the town centre a more attractive place to visit and spend time after the coronavirus lockdown eases.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out an extra £65bn in COVID support for employees and businesses - but announced a freeze on income tax thresholds and a rise in corporation tax to help pay back the UK's rising debts.

Here are the key points from Chancellor Rishi Sunak's budget speech:

Prince Philip has "slightly improved" and the Royal Family are keeping their fingers crossed, the Duchess of Cornwall has said.

Nicola Sturgeon has told an inquiry any suggestion she "acted with malice" or "plotted" against her predecessor Alex Salmond is "absurd".

The Duchess of Sussex has said she is "saddened" by a report she faced a bullying complaint during her time at Kensington Palace, her spokesman has said.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced several measures to support people affected by COVID-19 lockdowns.

Executions in South Carolina can now be carried out by firing squad after senators moved to address a shortage of lethal injection drugs.

The budget doesn't just have ramifications on the Treasury - other parts of the economy will feel the effects of the announcements for months and years to come.

Here are the key points from Chancellor Rishi Sunak's budget speech:

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced several measures to support people affected by COVID-19 lockdowns.

Prince Philip has "slightly improved" and the Royal Family are keeping their fingers crossed, the Duchess of Cornwall has said.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out an extra £65bn in COVID support for employees and businesses - but announced a freeze on income tax thresholds and a rise in corporation tax to help pay back the UK's rising debts.

Nicola Sturgeon has told an inquiry any suggestion she "acted with malice" or "plotted" against her predecessor Alex Salmond is "absurd".

A brain injury charity is hoping for a "cultural change" in how head injuries are treated in sport as MPs launch an inquiry into links with neurodegenerative disease.

The Duchess of Sussex has said she is "saddened" by a report she faced a bullying complaint during her time at Kensington Palace, her spokesman has said.

The budget doesn't just have ramifications on the Treasury - other parts of the economy will feel the effects of the announcements for months and years to come.

Boris Johnson's drive to curb the spiralling cost of obesity to the NHS will this week enlist one of Britain's most successful businessmen to spearhead a new pilot scheme that will reward the public for cutting their calorie intake.

The legal limit for contactless payments will more than double, Chancellor Rishi Sunak will confirm in today's budget.

An explosion outside a coronavirus testing centre close to the Dutch capital of Amsterdam appears to have been intentional, police have said.

Coronavirus vaccines meant for Palestinian medical workers have been administered to VIPs including ministers and the national football team, the country's health ministry has admitted.

A Japanese billionaire has launched a search for eight people to join him as the first private passengers on a trip around the moon.

Another 18 people have been reportedly killed on the streets of Myanmar as pro-democracy protests continue against the military coup, a human rights group says.

Germany's domestic intelligence agency has put the opposition Alternative for Germany (AfD) party under observation on suspicion of extreme far-right sympathies, according to local media.

Australia's attorney general Christian Porter has identified himself as the cabinet minister named in a historical rape allegation.

School pupils from an all-girls' boarding school in the town of Jangebe were required to attend a different sort of assembly this morning.

The Pfizer-BioNTech and Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines are both highly effective at preventing over-80s from being admitted to hospital, according to a new study.

Global emissions have rebounded to worrying levels after a historic decline in 2020, according to new data.

The United States and the European Union have imposed sanctions targeting a number of senior Russian officials and businesses over the attempted murder and jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

A Bridgerton actress who was criticised for her weight after posting images of her Golden Globes outfit on Instagram has called for actors to be judged for their work, not their body.

Dolly Parton has been given the coronavirus vaccine she helped fund.

The Duchess of Sussex has said she is "saddened" by a report she faced a bullying complaint during her time at Kensington Palace, her spokesman has said.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced several measures to support people affected by COVID-19 lockdowns.

Stay-at-home Britons spent a record amount on music, videos and gaming last year, according to new figures.

Alpine have launched their first-ever Formula 1 car and livery for the 2021 season, with Renault's rebranded team revealing a blue debut look.

India captain Virat Kohli has blamed England's two-day defeat in the third Test solely on "a bizarre display of batting".

Lewis Hamilton has made clear that the winning of a record eighth Formula 1 world title will not determine whether he continues racing beyond this season.

The 2021 Rugby World Cup is set to be postponed until next year following a recommendation from World Rugby.

Meet 'Freezy MacBones', an amateur fighter who has been branded as Britain's new Mike Tyson after sending social media into a frenzy with a chilling knockout.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out an extra £65bn in COVID support for employees and businesses - but announced a freeze on income tax thresholds and a rise in corporation tax to help pay back the UK's rising debts.

Coronavirus vaccines meant for Palestinian medical workers have been administered to VIPs including ministers and the national football team, the country's health ministry has admitted.

School pupils from an all-girls' boarding school in the town of Jangebe were required to attend a different sort of assembly this morning.

Dolly Parton has been given the coronavirus vaccine she helped fund.

The legal limit for contactless payments will more than double, Chancellor Rishi Sunak will confirm in today's budget.

Australia's attorney general Christian Porter has identified himself as the cabinet minister named in a historical rape allegation.

A Japanese billionaire has launched a search for eight people to join him as the first private passengers on a trip around the moon.

Scientists have found three new deepwater shark species that can glow in the dark.

Scientists say they have confirmed the existence of space hurricanes, with a 600 mile-wide mass spotted above the North Pole.

The owner of the Daily Mail has bought the magazine New Scientist for £70m.