Yorkshire Post

York-based Cizzle Biotechnology Holdings has reported on a “landmark” half year in which its blood test for lung cancer was successfully accredited for clinical use in the US, the world’s largest diagnostics market.

This 20-litre Ryanair-friendly cabin bag is now just £7.64, with shoppers praising its suitcase sleeve for making airport travel easier.

The dates for this year’s Santa Express event at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway have been announced.

A Yorkshire train route has been named as the worst in the UK for trespassing incidents - after rail bosses said thieves and vandals caused nearly five months of delays to passengers last year.

Shoppers looking to upgrade their bedroom can save up to 30% on Simba mattresses and sleep essentials in the brand’s latest payday sale.

Some 78% of people in the UK intend to take an overnight trip in the country, according to VisitBritain, up three percentage points on August and above the level recorded in September 2025.

A key Leeds United figure would be willing to do an Otley Run - if the Whites win a trophy

Police have provided an update as they continue their investigations into an explosion which resulted in one man’s death in Rotherham.

The top 40 fish and chip shops have been announced - and the Yorkshire-based The Fish Bank is one of them.

Archaeological excavations across the North of England have uncovered rare evidence that communities in Roman Britain’s northern frontier were eating and trading in food imports – such as Britain's earliest known pistachio.

People applying for a gun or shotgun certificate will have to declare their second homes under new rules.

We might be seeing darker evenings but the last of the summer weather may linger a while.

Property development company Wykeland Group has acquired two office buildings in Leeds from asset manager Moorgarth Group.

A baby died hours after doctors failed to notice signs of sepsis following life-saving stoma surgery.

Greggs has said it plans to shut four factories with the loss of about 740 jobs as part of an overhaul of its food manufacturing operations.

Leeds United’s summer pursuit of Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk has been discussed by a key Whites figure

More than three decades after the Hillsborough disaster, it is still shaping our understanding of accountancy and transparency between individuals and the state.

British drivers are now paying an average of £713 for their car insurance, according to industry data.

The event raised awareness of the mental health challenges young people face.

I am now officially your acting Prime Minster (or at least I am in my head for this article – please humour me).

From the dance floors of Ibiza to London Fashion Week, Von Dutch continues to make its mark across Europe

Plans for up to 126 homes on a Dodworth site described by a councillor as a “wonderful wildlife resource” have been approved after a divided vote.

A Traveller family fighting enforcement action over an unauthorised site near Richmond has warned they could be left living at the side of the road if their planning appeal fails.

The long-standing saga of a derelict listed building in a Bradford nature reserve has taken a new twist.

Three quarters of people aim to keep their 'future self' happy - but say it's not always easy to think beyond the day-to-day.

An area of York held up as a haven for nature could be granted protected status.

A local councillor says he does not want to see Batley left with the “Temu version” of its original Blueprint plan following a series of delays.

It’s finally here.

Hundreds of households living under Leeds Bradford Airport’s flight path could receive up to £5,500 each to pay for noise insulation measures such as double glazing and air conditioning as aviation bosses look to substantially expand operations.

Developed with Mumsnet parents, SafetyMode combines free Android controls with guidance to help families navigate life with a first phone

A paedophile from Yorkshire who targeted a young girl after meeting her on a gaming platform has been jailed for more than eight years.

High energy bills, skills shortages, rising employer costs and a tougher investment climate are causing frustrations for Britain’s manufacturers, a former Government minister told a Yorkshire audience.

The man who subjected a young girl to what police have described as “appalling abuse over a prolonged period” has been jailed.

Running a business from the spare room or a small office?

From airport transfers to finding your hotel, Holafly offers travel data without a physical SIM swap, plus a useful backup allowance for eligible users

Enjoy the rich reds, burnt oranges and warm yellow autumn hues in these gardens nationwide.

From ‘individual and special’ scents to gift-worthy packaging, here’s what Sentier customers are saying.

New customers can unlock extra trial months with a promotional code, while automatic ink deliveries could take one household job off the list

Sir Kevin Sinfield received a surprise royal welcome as the Prince and Princess of Wales joined supporters at Wakefield Trinity on the third day of his final 7 in 7 charity challenge.

A sex offender who had over 110,000 indecent images of children on 76 devices has been spared jail.

How radical actually are Andy Burnham’s Labour Party Conference speech plans?

The Prime Minister said plans for a national care service would be on the ballot at the next election.

Andy Burnham has unveiled plans for new laws to pave the way for public ownership of failing water firms, which would see greater public control over Yorkshire Water.

The glittering, sunlit Douro River is dotted with small yachts, motor cruisers, tourist launches and other craft, creating a picture-postcard setting, backed by one of the six famous bridges.

Glenda Young considers Scarborough her “happy place”.

LIKE the mosquito in the nudist colony, where do you start?

YORKSHIRE’S general manager of cricket Gavin Hamilton believes George Hill has done enough to put himself firmly into England’s thoughts.

A racket sport crossed between tennis, badminton and table tennis is “snowballing” in popularity in Sheffield, thanks to a non profit focussed on making the sport as inclusive as possible.

A racket sport crossed between tennis, badminton and table tennis is “snowballing” in popularity in Sheffield, thanks to a non profit focussed on making the sport as inclusive as possible.

Campaigners have vowed to continue their fight against controversial plans to expand Harrogate Spring Water’s bottling plant after the company confirmed it will appeal against their refusal.