Yorkshire Coast News
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Top University Places Secured After Excellent Scarborough Exam ResultsIt's A Level and T Level results day, on Thursday, across the country with students up and down the Yorkshire Coast finding out how they got on.
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National Touring Shows Could Return To Scarborough Under Capitol Cine Theatre RegenerationA not-for-profit action group has launched a campaign to save Scarborough’s former Mecca Bingo site and transform it into a major touring theatre by 2035.
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Thousands Invited For Free Lung Cancer Screenings in ScarboroughPast and current smokers aged between 55 and 74 are receiving invitations for free lung cancer screening appointments this summer to help identify respiratory diseases early.
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Elite Cycling Comes To East RidingElite cycling teams are set to compete in the Lloyds Tour of Britain’s Men competition, which will take place in Hull and the East Riding on Friday 4 September.
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Police Appeal As A64 Graffiti AppearsPolice are appealing to members of the public in the Ryedale area to report offensive graffiti and to get in touch if they have helped to clean it up at locations along the A64.
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Thousands of Coloured Balls to Cascade Down Filey StreetUp to 4,000 numbered balls will tumble down Cargate Hill on Wednesday to raise vital funds for local community groups across the Yorkshire Coast.
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Two New Primary Schools Proposed For South Cayton Housing DevelopmentThousands of new homes planned for the Scarborough area could trigger the construction of two new primary schools and the expansion of George Pindar School.
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"We've Been Brought Back Down To Earth"- Whitby Town Boss After Midweek LossLee Bullock said Tuesday's defeat to Guiseley was a wake up call for his side after Saturday's opening day victory at Leek.
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Bridlington Town Start With DefeatThe Seasiders were beaten in their first NPL East match of the season.
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Nightmare Continues For Pickering TownThe Pikes lost again on Tuesday night.
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Big Names Head To The Coast As Whitby Lit Fest Unveils Star-Studded ProgrammeOver fifty author events featuring bestselling writers, broadcasters, and performers will take place across four days this November as the Whitby Lit Fest returns.
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New Water Safety Videos Launched To Prevent Summer DrowningsEmergency services have launched a new video campaign to warn residents and visitors about the hidden dangers of open water across North Yorkshire.
Top Stories
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Q2 GDP slows but economy resilient despite Iran war - ONS dataThe rate of UK growth has slowed but the economy remained resilient despite the Iran war, according to the latest data.
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'Be very careful': FIFA VP warns those trying to oust Gianni InfantinoThe leader of African football has told Sky News the FIFA election is the way to challenge Gianni Infantino's position – cautioning against moves to force out the embattled president early.
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No pay rise for key workers equipping the UK for war until next yearThe civilian workforce tasked with equipping the UK's armed forces to be ready for war has been told it must wait until next year for an already limited pay rise, Sky News understands.
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Sudan war: The UAE's role in this conflict is under increasing scrutiny - and so is Britain'sThe scale of the war in Sudan is hard to take in.
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'A hammer blow to young people': Businesses fume at proposed zero hours reformsRetailers have warned that a ban on zero-hours contracts risks inflicting a "hammer blow to young people's job prospects" after the government's own analysis found the move could cost businesses billions of pounds a year.
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Donald Trump announces White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will leave roleDonald Trump's press secretary will be departing her White House role, the US president has announced.
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ICE plans to spend $20m equipping officers with electric shock glovesImmigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in the US may soon be equipped with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks.
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Nick Reiner, son of Hollywood director Rob Reiner, denies murdering parents after allegation of lying in waitThe son of Hollywood actor and director Rob Reiner has denied stabbing his parents to death in their Los Angeles home after a new allegation of lying in wait for them.
National News
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Q2 GDP slows but economy resilient despite Iran war - ONS dataThe rate of UK growth has slowed but the economy remained resilient despite the Iran war, according to the latest data.
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No pay rise for key workers equipping the UK for war until next yearThe civilian workforce tasked with equipping the UK's armed forces to be ready for war has been told it must wait until next year for an already limited pay rise, Sky News understands.
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'A hammer blow to young people': Businesses fume at proposed zero hours reformsRetailers have warned that a ban on zero-hours contracts risks inflicting a "hammer blow to young people's job prospects" after the government's own analysis found the move could cost businesses billions of pounds a year.
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Bus driver shot dead outside London pub named by policeA bus driver shot dead outside a south London pub has been named by police.
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Six teenage boys, aged 13 to 17, arrested after police officer 'hit by stolen car'Six teenage boys have been arrested after a police officer was hit by a car while investigating a suspected burglary.
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Semi-pro footballer jailed after being filmed driving at 191mph on motorwayA semi-pro footballer filmed driving at 191mph on a motorway has been jailed, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has said.
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'Da Vinci rapist' Robert Greens could be monitored for life after latest convictionA rapist jailed for attacking a Dutch student in 2006 could be monitored for life after he was found guilty of two other attacks at around the same time.
World News
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Sudan war: The UAE's role in this conflict is under increasing scrutiny - and so is Britain'sThe scale of the war in Sudan is hard to take in.
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'Be very careful': FIFA VP warns those trying to oust InfantinoThe leader of African football has told Sky News the FIFA election is the way to challenge Gianni Infantino's position – cautioning against moves to force out the embattled president early.
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Putin sends Trump a gift - and will hope for something in returnWhen Russia releases an American citizen from prison, the US normally hands someone over in return.
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Eurovision changes rules to prevent winners involved in 'armed conflict' from hostingEurovision Song Contest organisers have announced changes to the rules, saying winning broadcasters are to be prevented from hosting if involved in armed conflict or a "sensitive geopolitical situation" that could affect the safety of the event.
Entertainment News
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Nick Reiner, son of Hollywood director Rob Reiner, denies murdering parents after allegation of lying in waitThe son of Hollywood actor and director Rob Reiner has denied stabbing his parents to death in their Los Angeles home after a new allegation of lying in wait for them.
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Eurovision changes rules to prevent winners involved in 'armed conflict' from hostingEurovision Song Contest organisers have announced changes to the rules, saying winning broadcasters are to be prevented from hosting if involved in armed conflict or a "sensitive geopolitical situation" that could affect the safety of the event.
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Rod Stewart cancels gigs after heart surgeryRod Stewart has cancelled the remainder of his US tour, including a Las Vegas residency, after undergoing heart surgery.
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Spotify to add 'AI Persona' badges to flag AI-generated artistsMusic streaming service Spotify has announced it is introducing a feature that will enable listeners to see if an artist is AI-generated.
Video
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Council urged to rethink curbs on nightlife in London's West EndLord Sadiq Khan has told town hall chiefs to rethink proposed curbs on nightlife in London's West End.
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Q2 GDP slows but economy resilient despite Iran war - ONS dataThe rate of UK growth has slowed but the economy remained resilient despite the Iran war, according to the latest data.
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Sudan war: The UAE's role in this conflict is under increasing scrutiny - and so is Britain'sThe scale of the war in Sudan is hard to take in.
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'A hammer blow to young people': Businesses fume at proposed zero hours reformsRetailers have warned that a ban on zero-hours contracts risks inflicting a "hammer blow to young people's job prospects" after the government's own analysis found the move could cost businesses billions of pounds a year.





