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Boro Battle Back In A True Game Of Two Halves Against Buxton
Scarborough Athletic were 2-0 down at half time, but roared back in the 2nd half to grab a point, and unlucky not to take all three.
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Scarborough's Mayoral Development Zone To Go Far Beyond Brunswick Centre
A new Mayoral Development Zone will tackle systemic issues and drive economic growth across Scarborough, extending far beyond the redevelopment of the vacant Brunswick Centre.
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Councillors Blast Rail Chiefs After Week Of Train Chaos
East Yorkshire rail users have faced severe disruptions and over 20 daily cancellations after autumn leaves on the tracks prompted operators to skip rural stations, sparking outrage from local leaders.
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Developer Welcomes Multi-Million-Pound Public Funding for Brunswick Centre Redevelopment
We hear from the local company behind plans to redevelop Scarborough's empty Brunswick Centre after an £18.5 million public funding package was approved.
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Scarborough Politicians Urged to Take Climate Risks Seriously Ahead of Public Briefing
A newly formed grassroots group is calling on local politicians to take the climate emergency more seriously ahead of a free public briefing in Scarborough this weekend.
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Emergency Board Takes Over Governance at Whitby School
An emergency Interim Executive Board has been appointed at Whitby School following statutory intervention by North Yorkshire Council to drive rapid improvement.
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Festive Lantern Parade To Light Up Scarborough Sparkle Weekend
A spectacular community lantern parade will kick off a weekend of festive entertainment, shopping, and family activities at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre later this month.
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Winger Harry Green Returns As Scarborough Athletic Host Buxton
Scarborough Athletic will welcome back winger Harry Green from injury as they host Buxton on Saturday in a bid to escape the National North bottom four.
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Yorkshire Coast Rugby: Boro Face Derby
It's a North Yorkshire Derby at Silver Royd on Saturday.
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Whitby Town Seek Redemption In Yorkshire Derby At Emley Following Heavy Defeat
Whitby Town's manager has demanded an immediate improvement from his squad ahead of their Yorkshire derby at Emley, warning players their futures at the club are at risk following last week's heavy defeat.
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Brid Town Face Lincs Trip
The Seasiders are on the road on Saturday.
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East Riding Motorists To Park For Free During Remembrance Sunday Events
Motorists will park for free in council-run car parks on Remembrance Sunday to help communities attend memorial services.
Top Stories
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Blow for Netanyahu as opposition rival asked to form government by Israel's president
Israel's president has asked Benjamin Netanyahu's strongest rival, Gadi Eisenkot, to try and form a government following a deadlocked election.
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Travel delays feared on Remembrance Sunday as fog warning issued for parts of England
Thick fog could lead to travel disruption across much of England from midnight on Saturday to late Sunday morning, the Met Office has warned.
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At least 27 people killed in strike near Yemen's capital, Houthi official says
At least 27 people have been killed and 36 others wounded, mostly women and children, after airstrikes hit homes in a village near Yemen's capital, Sanaa, a spokesman for Yemen's Houthi-run health ministry said.
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Thousands turn out to greet Pope Leo as he begins Latin America tour
Thousands of people greeted Pope Leo as he arrived in Uruguay at the start of a 12-day tour of Latin America.
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Man appears in court charged with murder of missing woman Carrie Mullane in Northern Ireland
A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a missing woman whose whereabouts remain unknown.
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Deep forces are reshaping America's electoral map - and what it means for the 2028 presidential election
This week's American midterm was a once-in-a-lifetime result.
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Two teenagers arrested after boy injured in sword chase in Gloucester
Two teenagers have been arrested after a boy was attacked with a sword in Tuffley, police said.
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No clear winner after New Zealand general election
The New Zealand election count has ended without a definitive result as the two main parties remain almost deadlocked in the popular vote.
National News
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Critical incident declared in Swansea after car 'damaged by gunfire' - with two arrested
A critical incident has been declared in Swansea after a car was shot at and damaged by gunfire, police said.
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Man appears in court charged with murder of missing woman Carrie Mullane in Northern Ireland
A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a missing woman whose whereabouts remain unknown.
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Travel delays feared on Remembrance Sunday as fog warning issued for parts of England
Thick fog could lead to travel disruption across much of England from midnight on Saturday to late Sunday morning, the Met Office has warned.
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Two teenagers arrested after boy injured in sword chase in Gloucester
Two teenagers have been arrested after a boy was attacked with a sword in Tuffley, police said.
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Katherine Ryan feels 'grief and relief' over Brand guilty verdict
Comedian Katherine Ryan has said she feels "grief and relief" after Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
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Dozens of anti-data centre groups set to march in Edinburgh as part of Europe-wide protest
A coalition of 75 organisations opposed to plans for AI data centres in Scotland is set to march in Edinburgh this month.
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UK has 'new pair of eyes' in space after military satellite Titania enters orbit
The UK has a "new pair of eyes" in space after it launched a new military satellite into orbit, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced.
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Prince Harry to appeal after privacy lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher dismissed
Prince Harry and other household names are appealing a judge's decision dismissing their privacy lawsuit against a newspaper group.
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Amateur cricketer 'Clicky Ponting' banned for two years and club relegated over viral cheating
An amateur cricketer dubbed 'Clicky Ponting' has been banned from the sport for two years over cheating during games.
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Andrew made more than £2,000 a month subletting Royal Lodge cottages
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received more than £2,000 a month from renting out three cottages at his former Royal Lodge home, a report by the public spending watchdog has revealed.
World News
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Blow for Netanyahu as opposition rival asked to form government by Israel's president
Israel's president has asked Benjamin Netanyahu's strongest rival, Gadi Eisenkot, to try and form a government following a deadlocked election.
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At least 27 people killed in strike near Yemen's capital, Houthi official says
At least 27 people have been killed and 36 others wounded, mostly women and children, after airstrikes hit homes in a village near Yemen's capital, Sanaa, a spokesman for Yemen's Houthi-run health ministry said.
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Meghan's father Thomas Markle appears in court charged with possessing child abuse material
The Duchess of Sussex's father has appeared in court after being arrested and charged with allegedly possessing child sexual abuse images.
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No clear winner after New Zealand general election
The New Zealand election count has ended without a definitive result as the two main parties remain almost deadlocked in the popular vote.
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Thousands turn out to greet Pope Leo as he begins Latin America tour
Thousands of people greeted Pope Leo as he arrived in Uruguay at the start of a 12-day tour of Latin America.
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Boy, 6, dies in hospital after house fire that killed four members of his family
A six-year-old who sustained critical injuries during a house fire that killed four members of his family has also died, police said.
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UK has 'new pair of eyes' in space after military satellite Titania enters orbit
The UK has a "new pair of eyes" in space after it launched a new military satellite into orbit, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced.
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Two dead after bus carrying schoolchildren crashes in France, officials say
A seven-year-old girl and an 18-year-old boy have been killed after a bus crashed in eastern France, French authorities said.
Entertainment News
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Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict
Russell Brand's barrister has reported himself to a professional regulator over a clash with a journalist after his client was convicted of rape.
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Katherine Ryan feels 'grief and relief' over Brand guilty verdict
Comedian Katherine Ryan has said she feels "grief and relief" after Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
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Russell Brand faces 'significant' prison term after rape and sexual assault conviction
Russell Brand has been told by a judge that he faces a "significant custodial term" after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault.
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Tributes paid to celebrity hairstylist John Frieda who has died aged 75
Tributes have been paid to British celebrity hairstylist and beauty brand entrepreneur John Frieda who has died aged 75.
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Actress Selma Blair says she's 'so sorry' in first public remarks since incident on plane
Selma Blair has spoken publicly for the first time since she was charged with assault following an incident on a plane earlier this month.
Sport
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Tottenham to submit complaint to Pro Ref over Jayden Bogle's tackle on Mathys Tel in Leeds win at Elland Road
Tottenham will submit a formal complaint to Pro Ref following the decision not to send off Leeds United defender Jayden Bogle for his challenge on Mathys Tel in Spurs' 1-0 defeat at Elland Road.
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Elena Rybakina pulls out of 2026 WTA Finals at Indian Wells due to medical issue and is replaced by Marta Kostyuk
Defending champion Elena Rybakina has withdrawal from the 2026 WTA Finals on the eve of the season-ending tournament citing a medical issue.
Video
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UK will help 'reshape Commonwealth' as Burnham joins the King in the Caribbean
The prime minister has said the UK will play a leading role reshaping the Commonwealth, including pursuing a debt "reset" to help nations struggling with higher borrowing costs.
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Dozens of anti-data centre groups set to march in Edinburgh as part of Europe-wide protest
A coalition of 75 organisations opposed to plans for AI data centres in Scotland is set to march in Edinburgh this month.
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Meghan's father Thomas Markle appears in court charged with possessing child abuse material
The Duchess of Sussex's father has appeared in court after being arrested and charged with allegedly possessing child sexual abuse images.
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Deep forces are reshaping America's electoral map - and what it means for the 2028 presidential election
This week's American midterm was a once-in-a-lifetime result.
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Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict
Russell Brand's barrister has reported himself to a professional regulator over a clash with a journalist after his client was convicted of rape.
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UK agrees to talks on harms of the transatlantic slave trade - but PM rules out reparations
The UK has agreed to engage in "structured, time-bound, inclusive and good-faith" talks that address the "historical harms" of the transatlantic slave trade, Commonwealth leaders have said.
Technology
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Dozens of anti-data centre groups set to march in Edinburgh as part of Europe-wide protest
A coalition of 75 organisations opposed to plans for AI data centres in Scotland is set to march in Edinburgh this month.
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UK has 'new pair of eyes' in space after military satellite Titania enters orbit
The UK has a "new pair of eyes" in space after it launched a new military satellite into orbit, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced.
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Health checks offered to Wigan residents near one of England's worst illegal waste sites
Dedicated health checks, including asthma and blood pressure assessments, are being offered to people living near one of England's worst illegal waste sites.
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Blood tests that could spot early signs of cancers to be trialled on thousands of NHS patients
Blood tests that could spot the early signs of a range of the most common cancers are to be trialled on thousands of NHS patients.







