Yorkshire Coast News
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Armed Forces Day Spectacular on the Yorkshire Coast
Saturday sees a spectacular day of armed forces celebrations across the UK, including in Scarborough and Whitby.
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Scarborough Athletic Pitch Repairs Debated at Council Meeting
North Yorkshire Council remain in talks with contractors Wilmott Dixon about major repairs to the football pitch at Scarborough Sports Village.
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Yorkshire Coast Cricket Action
It'll be hot in the field for our Yorkshire Coast cricketers with a number of clashes taking place on Saturday.
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East Riding Young Voices Celebrated
East Riding young people were celebrated for their voice and influence work at the second annual Volunteen Voice awards.
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Scarborough Business Leader Responds to Government’s New Industrial Strategy
Scarborough businesswoman Kelly Dunn has welcomed the Government’s new Invest 2035 Industrial Strategy.
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Scarborough Supermarkets Donate A Grand To Town's Cadets
Proudfoot Supermarkets recently donated £1,000 to Scarborough Sea Cadets through their Making A Difference Locally Charity Fund Stronger Together initiative in partnership with Cadbury.
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Gyrocopter to Replace Typhoon at Scarborough Armed Forces Day
The RAF Typhoon Display Team have had to pull out of their planned air display in Scarborough tomorrow.
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Scarborough Prepares for Armed Forces Day Celebration
An Aerobatic Team will be flying over Scarborough on Saturday as well a Spitfire and Tiger Moths as the town holds it's annual Armed Forces Day event.
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Whitby Prepares for Annual Armed Forces Day Event
Whitby is set to host its annual Armed Forces Day event on Saturday June 28th, at Dock End
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Yellow Heat-Health Alert Issued for Yorkshire Coast
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a Yellow Heat-health alert for the Yorkshire and The Humber region.
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Expanded NEVZA Beach Volleyball Championships Get Underway in Bridlington
Bridlington is hosting the prestigious NEVZA Beach Championships 2025 this weekend, marking a significant milestone as it welcomes the Senior competition for the first time.
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Spanish Galleon Set to Arrive in Scarborough
The historical Spanish ship Nao Victoria is due to sail into Scarborough today where it will be docked at North Wharf Quay at Scarborough Harbour and open to the public from June 27 to July 6
Top Stories
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Fixing welfare a 'moral imperative', Starmer says, after government U-turn
Sir Keir Starmer has said fixing the UK's welfare system is a "moral imperative" after the government's U-turn.
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Cocaine haul worth nearly £100m seized in one of UK's biggest-ever drugs busts
A haul of cocaine worth nearly £100m has been seized at a UK port, authorities say.
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Carrie Johnson admitted to hospital over 'severe dehydration'
Carrie Johnson - the wife of former prime minister Boris Johnson - has revealed she was admitted to hospital with severe dehydration, as she offered advice to other breastfeeding mothers in the hot weather.
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Sunburn isn't just red skin - here's what's happening underneath the burn
The government is warning that the NHS will be under even more pressure this weekend as temperatures soar, so looking after yourself in the sunshine is crucial.
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Son of 1994 Chinook helicopter crash victim 'furious' as documents 'sealed for 100 years'
The son of a victim of the 1994 Chinook helicopter crash has called for "truth and transparency" after the Ministry of Defence dismissed demands for a judge-led public inquiry.
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Arrests after four 'iconic' statues stolen from Iford Manor in Wiltshie
Two men have been arrested after four statues were stolen from Iford Manor in Wiltshire.
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Hundreds of NHS quangos to be axed - as plans unveiled for health funding to be linked to patient feedback
NHS funding could be linked to patient feedback under new plans, with poorly performing services that "don't listen" penalised with less money.
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Why critics believe Trump's big win in Supreme Court is 'terrifying step towards authoritarianism'
As the president himself said, this was a "giant" of a decision - a significant moment to end a week of whiplash-inducing news.
National News
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Fixing welfare a 'moral imperative', Starmer says, after government U-turn
Sir Keir Starmer has said fixing the UK's welfare system is a "moral imperative" after the government's U-turn.
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Hundreds of NHS quangos to be axed - as plans unveiled for health funding to be linked to patient feedback
NHS funding could be linked to patient feedback under new plans, with poorly performing services that "don't listen" penalised with less money.
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Cocaine haul worth nearly £100m seized in one of UK's biggest-ever drugs busts
A haul of cocaine worth nearly £100m has been seized at a UK port, authorities say.
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Arrests after four 'iconic' statues stolen from Iford Manor in Wiltshie
Two men have been arrested after four statues were stolen from Iford Manor in Wiltshire.
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Amber heat health alert in force as temperatures set to soar in UK - and severe weather hits Europe
Temperatures could reach 30C today as the UK braces for four days of hot weather, with an amber heat health alert in force.
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Sunburn isn't just red skin - here's what's happening underneath the burn
The government is warning that the NHS will be under even more pressure this weekend as temperatures soar, so looking after yourself in the sunshine is crucial.
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Carrie Johnson admitted to hospital over 'severe dehydration'
Carrie Johnson - the wife of former prime minister Boris Johnson - has revealed she was admitted to hospital with severe dehydration, as she offered advice to other breastfeeding mothers in the hot weather.
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Son of 1994 Chinook helicopter crash victim 'furious' as documents 'sealed for 100 years'
The son of a victim of the 1994 Chinook helicopter crash has called for "truth and transparency" after the Ministry of Defence dismissed demands for a judge-led public inquiry.
World News
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Chants of 'death to America' at funeral for Iranian military commanders and scientists
Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Tehran to mourn top military commanders, nuclear scientists and others killed in Iran's 12-day war with Israel.
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Why critics believe Trump's big win in Supreme Court is 'terrifying step towards authoritarianism'
As the president himself said, this was a "giant" of a decision - a significant moment to end a week of whiplash-inducing news.
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Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda sign US-brokered peace deal - but doubts over success linger
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have signed a peace deal which Donald Trump said he brokered - resulting in the US getting "a lot" of mineral rights in the process.
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Lauren Sanchez shares picture with Jeff Bezos as they tie the knot in star-studded ceremony in Venice
Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sanchez have tied the knot in a lavish and star-studded wedding in Venice, Italy.
Entertainment News
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Robbie Williams addresses Glastonbury rumours - as excitement builds for 'secret' sets
Pulp tried to quash the rumours, Robbie Williams was happy to fuel them - sharing a picture of a blue plaque in his name apparently slapped over a famous Glastonbury sign, before seemingly backtracking.
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Lewis Capaldi plays emotional not-so-secret comeback set at Glastonbury
Lewis Capaldi has made an emotional comeback with a "secret" performance at Glastonbury - two years after announcing a break from the spotlight, where he struggled on stage at the festival.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs's 'private sex life' turned into 'crime scene', defence says in closing argument
Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing a "fake trial" in which his unusual sexual preferences have been unfairly criminalised and his "private sex life" turned into a "crime scene", his defence team has argued in the final day of closing arguments.
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Lauren Sanchez shares picture with Jeff Bezos as they tie the knot in star-studded ceremony in Venice
Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sanchez have tied the knot in a lavish and star-studded wedding in Venice, Italy.
Video
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VIvergo bioethanol plant to close 'due to UK-US trade agreement'
Despite "extensive" negotiations with the government, the UK's largest bioethanol plant is to close due to the UK-US trade agreement, according to the firm that owns it.
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Sunburn isn't just red skin - here's what's happening underneath the burn
The government is warning that the NHS will be under even more pressure this weekend as temperatures soar, so looking after yourself in the sunshine is crucial.
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Brazil calls out world 'preoccupied' by defence, as it prepares to host global climate summit COP30
Brazilian officials have rebuked the push to increase defence spending, as it tries to bring countries together for negotiations on tackling climate change later in the year.
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Trade war: UK car exports to US halved in May ahead of truce
The extent of the harm inflicted on UK car exporters from US tariffs has been revealed, with shipments plunging by more than half last month according to industry figures.