Never Dream Of Dying - The New Bond Adventure by Raymond Benson (Hodder & Stoughton, £17.99) more...
On the eve of Bob Dylan's 60th birthday, CHRIS TITLEY talks to the world's foremost Dylan expert about the man and his art more...
DAVID Williamson went for a drink at the Star Inn at Huby and was not seen alive again. Any violent death is profoundly shocking, particularly in a county where murders are mercifully rare. But the mysterious circumstances of Mr Williamson's death, and the poor public response to the police investigation, make this an even more unsettling case. more...
IMAGINE coming home and finding your house had moved to another street. Not only that, but the next two streets had changed their names. It would be disconcerting, to say the least. more...
A CANVASSER for Hugh Bayley called and left a leaflet describing how Hugh had supported York and its residents over the past fours years, citing the floods and the new casualty department at the hospital plus some more. more...
SURELY it's obvious that those politicians who revel in sniping would earn more respect if they just stopped. more...
YOU published a letter bearing my name that was not written by me, and does not reflect my views on the reopening of footpaths (May 21). I welcome this opportunity to put the record straight. more...
I WRITE to clarify York Health Services NHS Trust's position on how we have dealt with issues relating to organ retention following the Alder Hey inquiry. more...
Doom forecasting opinion polls have failed to dampen the spirits of East Yorkshire's Conservatives. more...
Foreign Secretary Robin Cook viewed the North Yorkshire coast as he visited a Whitby College. more...
Political debate has earned a York pupil the title Best Backbencher. more...
A successful multimedia firm which brings history to life has been promised that Labour intends to help it flourish. more...
Retired signwriter Terry MacDonald has lived in the same York street for the last 42 years. more...
A last-ditch plan to save 64 jobs at the doomed Range Powermax plant in York has been rejected by the management. more...
Plans are in hand to build a new £500,000 ten-pin bowling centre and roller-skate rink in Selby. more...
An investigation was under way today after a scaffolder was burned by hot oil at the Linpac Polymers plant, in Sherburn-in-Elmet. more...
The grief-stricken family of Sutton-on-the-Forest murder victim David Williamson are set to pay tribute to him at his funeral in York. more...
York Theatre Royal is to launch a new studio theatre in September. more...
Two children who suffered severe burns after a bottle of paint thinner caught fire were today still recovering at Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield. more...
Residents were given a chance to view flood defence plans for Ryedale at a public display staged by the Environment Agency (EA). more...
Three people were injured when two cars crashed near Pocklington. more...
Two angry York parents are the latest to demand answers in the UK-wide organ removal scandal. more...
A fund set up by churches has proved a financial lifeline to farmers reeling from the effects of the foot and mouth disease crisis. more...
An unlit gas cooker sparked the explosion that destroyed a York house, safety inspectors have said. more...
A persistent vandal racially insulted a fast food shop manager at night before breaking his window, York Youth Court heard. more...
A cruel air gun user shot a duck and left it for dead in the middle of a North Yorkshire tourist town. more...
It was a definite case of love at first listen for York couple Martin and Ruth Bowling when they met more than 30 years ago. more...
North Yorkshire's struggling farmers and restless youngsters could be the first to benefit from a new charity fund about to be given a royal kick-start by the Duke of York. Bill Hearld reports... more...
The lights went down and the audience in the West End cinema was hushed. more...
WHAT do you find at the very bottom of the food chain? Bacteria? Single cell organisms? No. The answer is motorway services catering. All the above are related, however: only a single cell organism could have designed Britain's hideous service stations, which are also the world's greatest breeding ground for bacteria. more...
HIGH street giant Marks & Spencer has signed up to become a major retailer in the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet's new phase of discount shopping. more...
A bride and groom told today how they had been forced to postpone their wedding because of the foot and mouth crisis in North Yorkshire. more...
One of Britain's wealthiest men today swapped a life of luxury for eight years in a prison cell for masterminding a massive timeshare swindle that made him a fortune. more...
Alan Swinbank, who suffered a cruel blow at Beverley yesterday when his stable's star Court Express was fatally injured, can bounce back at Newcastle tomorrow with up-and-coming stayer Lucky Judge. more...
York City striker Barry Conlon admits he is locked in "limbo land" after the bombshell of being bombed out by Colchester United. more...
Yorkshire cricket was "squeaky clean" said chief executive Chris Hassell today ahead of the publication of Lord Condon's interim report into corruption and match fixing. more...
Yorkshire cricket was "squeaky clean" said chief executive Chris Hassell today ahead of the publication of Lord Condon's interim report into corruption and match fixing. more...
York City striker Barry Conlon admits he is locked in "limbo land" after the bombshell of being bombed out by Colchester United. more...
The campaign led by York City to have disgraced Chesterfield booted out of the Football League is expected to still go ahead, despite Halifax Town withdrawing their support. more...
Middlesbrough have reportedly made an 11th-hour bid to recruit Sir Alex Ferguson's number two Steve McClaren as their first-team coach. more...
The Rhodes Haulage York Interworks rugby league tournament has been reduced to five teams after Castle Howard Ox were forced to pull out - because of their players' success. more...
Malton and Norton golfer Emma Duggleby is handily placed to retain the English Ladies Closed Golf Championship after yesterday's first qualifying round. more...
Painter David Brettell proved a dab hand as he landed a tasty cash prize competing in the world's biggest angling pairs event. more...
Heavy rain increased the water levels at the Willows by three inches for the 43-entry Bob.Co Tackle match, but there were still a dozen 20lb-plus catches. more...
The last game of the long season in the Beckett Football League was completed when Rosedale beat Kirkbymoorside Reserves 5-3 for Rosedale to finish 11 points behind division one champions Black Swan, Pickering. more...
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