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Three Scarborough Proudfoot Supermarkets Sold to Tesco
Three local Proudfoot supermarkets in Newby, Seamer, and Manham Hill will be taken over by Tesco later this year, while the Eastfield store remains under independent ownership.
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Community Water Testing Pilot At Scarborough South Bay Gets Backing
North Yorkshire Council has pledged to explore the rollout of community-led rapid water testing to provide faster and more accurate information for bathers at Scarborough South Bay.
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Call For Better Coastguard Resourcing After Pay Cut U-Turn
Two North Yorkshire councillors have agreed to write to the Maritime Minister, calling for the Coastguard service to be better resourced and to move away from relying on volunteers.
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Free School Uniforms Available In Scarborough As Giveaway Week Returns
Thousands of free school uniform items will be handed out to families in Scarborough this week to help with financial pressures and reduce landfill waste.
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Flamborough RNLI Cake Celebration for New Lifeboat
Flamborough RNLI is inviting the community to its July Cake Weekend to view their new lifeboat, 'Forever Yibba', which has already been involved in several rescues.
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Praise For North York Moors Restoration Work On Ministerial Visit
Nature Minister Mary Creagh has visited the North York Moors to inspect a £3 million restoration project following last year's devastating Fylingdales wildfire, amid ongoing calls from local leaders to compensate affected farmers and businesses.
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Midfielder Muhamet Gashi Signs For Whitby Town After Impressive Pre-Season Trial
Midfield competition at Whitby Town will intensify this season following the permanent signing of twenty-five-year-old Muhamet Gashi.
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Irish Pub in Filey Proposes Live Outdoor and Indoor Music Performances
Fado & Tide in Filey has submitted a licensing application to host live indoor and outdoor music, dance performances, and late-night refreshments.
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Delays Hit New Access Road For Scarborough's Oliver's Mount
North Yorkshire Council has confirmed that a proposed new access road for the Oliver's Mount race circuit will not be ready for the August racing events.
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Yorkshire Coast Pub Landlord Quits After 50 Years Amid Plea For Government To Help Small Businesses
A veteran Yorkshire Coast pub landlord is leaving the industry after 50 years, warning that rising taxes, wages, and costs have made running an independent pub unviable.
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North Yorkshire Council Drops Legal Action Over £20m Road Funding Dispute
North Yorkshire Council has decided not to proceed with a judicial review against York and North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith over the reallocation of transport funding.
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Yorkshire Coast Drivers See Improvements As A64 Ranks 18th In National Survey
Road user satisfaction on the A64 and across the Yorkshire and North East region has seen significant improvements over the last year, according to a new survey by the independent watchdog Transport Focus.
Top Stories
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PC Andrew Harper's killers may be eligible for early release, government confirms
Two of the men jailed for killing police officer Andrew Harper after he was dragged down a country road while responding to a burglary may be eligible for early release.
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Consortium courts Amazon tycoon Bezos to buy stake in Liverpool Football Club
Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, has been approached to join a consortium which is in talks to buy a stake in Liverpool Football Club.
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Why Zelenskyy has sacked Ukraine's armed forces chief
In a significant move in the middle of a war, Ukraine's president has sacked his military chief and is seeking to woo a former defence minister back into the fold – just days after ousting him too.
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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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Stress testing the UK: Find out how the Iran war is hitting finances at home
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Chelsea sign Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m in record-breaking deal
Chelsea have broken the record for the most expensive transfer for a British player, signing Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m.
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Humanitarian worker in UK hospital after 'potential exposure to Ebola'
A humanitarian worker is being assessed in a London hospital following potential exposure to Ebola, health officials say.
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Godzilla star Kaylee Hottle, killed in car crash in Maryland, her father says
US actress Kaylee Hottle, 18, who starred in two Godzilla movies, has died in a car crash in Maryland, her father has announced.
National News
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PC Andrew Harper's killers may be eligible for early release, government confirms
Two of the men jailed for killing police officer Andrew Harper after he was dragged down a country road while responding to a burglary may be eligible for early release.
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Humanitarian worker in UK hospital after 'potential exposure to Ebola'
A humanitarian worker is being assessed in a London hospital following potential exposure to Ebola, health officials say.
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Consortium courts Amazon tycoon Bezos to buy stake in Liverpool Football Club
Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, has been approached to join a consortium which is in talks to buy a stake in Liverpool Football Club.
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New defence secretary Wes Streeting hits out at Russia after live-fire exercise 40 miles off UK coast
New defence secretary Wes Streeting has criticised a live-fire military exercise carried out by a Russian warship around 40 nautical miles (46 miles) off the British coast, calling it "performative and irresponsible".
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Stress testing the UK: Find out how the Iran war is hitting finances at home
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Death of man who fell in London high-rise railing incident being investigated as possible corporate manslaughter, coroner hears
The death of a man who fell after balcony railings gave way is being investigated as a potential corporate manslaughter, according to a pre-inquest review.
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Monkey found abandoned in laundry bag on London bus
A monkey found abandoned in a laundry bag on a London bus has had a happy ending after being rehomed to a sanctuary.
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Chelsea sign Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m in record-breaking deal
Chelsea have broken the record for the most expensive transfer for a British player, signing Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m.
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Sir Alex Ferguson pays tribute to former rival Kevin Keegan
Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to his former rival Kevin Keegan, celebrating him for building Newcastle's "best ever team".
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Woman dies and man arrested following disturbance at Edinburgh property
A woman has died following a disturbance at a property in Edinburgh.
World News
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France approves blanket social media ban for under-15s
France has approved a blanket ban on under-15 children using social media, the first European country to introduce such a restriction.
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New defence secretary Wes Streeting hits out at Russia after live-fire exercise 40 miles off UK coast
New defence secretary Wes Streeting has criticised a live-fire military exercise carried out by a Russian warship around 40 nautical miles (46 miles) off the British coast, calling it "performative and irresponsible".
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At least 10 dead in India tunnel disaster with 17 feared trapped
At least 10 people have died in a disaster inside an under-construction tunnel in India.
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Woman seriously injured in suspected stabbing at church in County Waterford, Ireland
A woman in her 50s has been seriously injured in a suspected stabbing at a church in Ireland.
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Why Zelenskyy has sacked Ukraine's armed forces chief
In a significant move in the middle of a war, Ukraine's president has sacked his military chief and is seeking to woo a former defence minister back into the fold – just days after ousting him too.
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Father, mother, their three daughters and son killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza
A family of six have been killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
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Parents urged to stop buying e-scooters as 'toys' as Ireland brings in new laws
Ireland's deputy prime minister has urged parents to stop buying electric scooters as "toys" for their children ahead of new age limits coming into force.
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Why last two years are worrying for future of Arctic
Arctic winter sea ice is back in rapid decline after a slowdown in melting at the start of the decade, scientists have found.
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'Four precious miracles': Identical quadruplets born in Australia in a one in 15 million chance
An Australian woman has given birth to identical quadruplets conceived naturally from a single embryo - in a one in 15 million chance occurrence.
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Rare Titanic letter written days before sinking to go on sale
A rare Titanic letter written by a passenger days before he died in the disaster is expected to sell for up to £35,000 at auction.
Entertainment News
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D4vd: US singer accused of murdering teen girl 'told police he did not know she was a minor'
US singer D4vd, who is accused of murdering and dismembering a teenage girl, told police he did not know she was a minor, a court has heard.
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Godzilla star Kaylee Hottle, killed in car crash in Maryland, her father says
US actress Kaylee Hottle, 18, who starred in two Godzilla movies, has died in a car crash in Maryland, her father has announced.
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TV watchdog opens investigation into Married At First Sight UK
The media regulator has opened an investigation into the Channel 4 dating show Married At First Sight (MAFS) UK following a "fairness and privacy" complaint.
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Paramount takeover of Warner Bros paused on orders of judge
A judge has ordered a temporary halt to the takeover of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) by Paramount Skydance, as several US states move to block the deal.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate will fight extradition to UK, brothers' lawyer says
Andrew and Tristan Tate will fight extradition to the UK, their lawyer has said, after the brothers appeared in court for the first time since their arrest on rape and sex trafficking charges.
Sport
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Kevin Keegan dies aged 75: Former England forward and manager passes away after battle with cancer
Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75.
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Anthony Taylor retires: Premier League referee steps down after 16 years in top flight following World Cup
Long-serving Premier League referee Anthony Taylor is standing down after 16 years in England's top flight at the conclusion of the World Cup.
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Luke Littler: Did world No 1 know sensational Matchplay nine-darter was coming? How close is he to being the greatest ever?
Luke Littler thinks he still has a long way to go to be the "greatest ever" darts player but is motivated to keep checking achievements off his list, starting with going back-to-back at the World Matchplay in Blackpool.
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World Matchplay Darts: Luke Littler hits-nine darter in epic 11-8 win over Nathan Aspinall as Michael van Gerwen beaten
Luke Littler and Nathan Aspinall produced a World Matchplay epic, with the world No 1 hitting a nine-darter on the way to a mesmerising 11-8 win at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.
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Jack Draper misses out on 2026 US Open main draw as former semi-finalist set to enter qualifying
Former British No 1 Jack Draper is set to have to qualify for the US Open this year as the 2024 semi-finalist missed out on a spot in the main draw.
Video
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Hosepipe ban brought in for more people amid 'decline in river levels'
More than two million people will face a hosepipe ban after South East Water said it was extending water restrictions.
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TV watchdog opens investigation into Married At First Sight UK
The media regulator has opened an investigation into the Channel 4 dating show Married At First Sight (MAFS) UK following a "fairness and privacy" complaint.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate will fight extradition to UK, brothers' lawyer says
Andrew and Tristan Tate will fight extradition to the UK, their lawyer has said, after the brothers appeared in court for the first time since their arrest on rape and sex trafficking charges.
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Flying taxi factories could be built soon in UK
Flying taxi factories could soon be built in the UK, with a Bristol-based manufacturer announcing it's in advanced talks with the government.
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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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New defence secretary Wes Streeting hits out at Russia after live-fire exercise 40 miles off UK coast
New defence secretary Wes Streeting has criticised a live-fire military exercise carried out by a Russian warship around 40 nautical miles (46 miles) off the British coast, calling it "performative and irresponsible".
Technology
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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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Eight areas of England at risk of drought - as Thames Water announces hosepipe ban for millions
Britain's biggest water company has announced a hosepipe ban for more than 10 million people - as the Environment Agency warned much of England is at risk of drought.
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Flying taxi factories could be built soon in UK
Flying taxi factories could soon be built in the UK, with a Bristol-based manufacturer announcing it's in advanced talks with the government.
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Why last two years are worrying for future of Arctic
Arctic winter sea ice is back in rapid decline after a slowdown in melting at the start of the decade, scientists have found.







