This is the Coast

Concern for a child lead to a vehicle seizure in Whitby yesterday.

A new interactive map is being used to enable Scarborough residents and business have a say in how to spend £20m of regeneration money in the town.

Plans to renovate four tennis courts at Scarborough's Filey Road sports centre site have been approved.

After intensive training and rigorous assessments, several Scarborough RNLI volunteers have passed out as competent crew in various roles this month.

Scarborough Athletic boss Jono Greening has admitted he's disappointed to lose goalkeeper Joe Cracknell, who has departed the club.

Nine unique electric bikes have been stolen from a business in Eastfield, Scarborough.

The Bridlington Branch of TSB Bank will close in September.

Three Whitby Town players have confirmed they're staying at the club after signing new contracts or contract extensions at the NPL Premier club.

The UK economy is no longer in recession, according to official figures.

We are rushing down the beach. In the gloom just before dawn, people are waiting by the seashore, a few hundred metres away.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms for large of parts of the UK after temperatures are predicted to reach as high as 27C.

Scotland's new first minister has scrapped controversial gender recognition reforms, telling Sky News: "It cannot be implemented."

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, have arrived in Nigeria on a three-day trip to promote the Invictus Games.

Jess Phillips has revealed that seeing Natalie Elphicke cross the floor to join the Labour Party felt "a bit like being punched in the gut" given the former Conservative MP's "victim blaming" after her ex-husband and former MP Charlie Elphike was convicted of sexual assault.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he has no doubt the government will get flights off the ground to Rwanda but Labour would "cancel the scheme straight away" if they win the next general election.

A seven-mile stretch of the M25 is set to shut in both directions from tonight for the second of five planned weekend closures.

The UK economy is no longer in recession, according to official figures.

We are rushing down the beach. In the gloom just before dawn, people are waiting by the seashore, a few hundred metres away.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms for large of parts of the UK after temperatures are predicted to reach as high as 27C.

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, have arrived in Nigeria on a three-day trip to promote the Invictus Games.

Scotland's new first minister has scrapped controversial gender recognition reforms, telling Sky News: "It cannot be implemented."

A crisis measure to ease overcrowding in prisons has been triggered by the government.

A seven-mile stretch of the M25 is set to shut in both directions from tonight for the second of five planned weekend closures.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he has no doubt the government will get flights off the ground to Rwanda but Labour would "cancel the scheme straight away" if they win the next general election.

Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed Israel will "stand alone" if it has to in its war against Hamas, after the US threatened to stop sending some weapons to its ally.

When Nahed Abu Eyada woke up on Monday morning, flyers were littering the streets outside her flat in Rafah.

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, have arrived in Nigeria on a three-day trip to promote the Invictus Games.

We are rushing down the beach. In the gloom just before dawn, people are waiting by the seashore, a few hundred metres away.

Politics has thrust its way into this year's Eurovision Song Contest, with several of the finalists referring to ongoing global disputes while speaking about their progression into the final stage of the competition.

"Boycott Eurovision" a man shouts into a microphone, "shame on Eurovision".

Justin and Hailey Bieber have announced they are expecting their first child.

The team behind the Lord Of The Rings trilogy will work on two new films, Warner Bros has announced.

Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed Israel will "stand alone" if it has to in its war against Hamas, after the US threatened to stop sending some weapons to its ally.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he has no doubt the government will get flights off the ground to Rwanda but Labour would "cancel the scheme straight away" if they win the next general election.

Scotland's new first minister has scrapped controversial gender recognition reforms, telling Sky News: "It cannot be implemented."

Jess Phillips has revealed that seeing Natalie Elphicke cross the floor to join the Labour Party felt "a bit like being punched in the gut" given the former Conservative MP's "victim blaming" after her ex-husband and former MP Charlie Elphike was convicted of sexual assault.