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Brid Week 2010: Policing Bridlington
All week we're looking at the issues effecting the people of Bridlington...today we're focusing on tombstoning. [more]
Road rage is on the up
It kills 800 people a year and it's becoming more and more popular in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire [more]
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Two People Killed In Mid-Air Plane Collision
Two people have been killed following a mid-air crash between two light aircraft on the Isle of Wight, police have said. [more]
Collingwood: Corruption Must Be Eradicated
England cricket Twenty20 captain Paul Collingwood has urged the authorities to make "strong" decisions to eradicate corruption from the game. [more]
Airport Corpse Case: No Charges Against Pair
Two women arrested while trying to take a dead relative on to a plane will not face any charges, the Crown Prosecution Service has said. [more]
Protesters Pelt Blair With Shoes And Eggs
Tony Blair has faced the wrath of around 200 anti-war protesters and an attempted citizen's arrest during the first public signing of his rapidly-selling memoirs in Dublin. [more]
British Victim Of NZ Skydive Crash Is Named
A British tourist killed in a plane crash in New Zealand has been named by local police as Brad Coker. [more]
Fourth Pakistan Player Linked To Betting Row
A fourth member of the Pakistan cricket team is being questioned over the alleged spot-betting scandal, the News Of The World has claimed. [more]
Badly Burned Body Found At Golf Course
A mutilated and badly burned body has been found in undergrowth at a seaside golf course. [more]
Singer Morrissey Brands Chinese 'Sub-Species'
Acid-tongued singer Morrissey has labelled the Chinese a "sub-species" over their continuing, and notorious, animal cruelty. [more]
Robbie Williams Lights Up Blackpool
Robbie Williams said he was "very proud" to be switching on the Blackpool illuminations that will stay lit for 66 days. [more]
Jennifer Saunders To Spice Up Theatreland
Jennifer Saunders hopes to create an absolutely fabulous plot when she writes The Spice Girls musical. [more]
GMTV Bows Out After 17 Years On Air
Long-running morning show GMTV has aired its last ever programme with presenter Andrew Castle thanking the loyal viewers who watched it in its 17-year run. [more]
Fed Cruising In NY
Roger Federer continued his impressive form as he chases a sixth U.S. Open title. [more]
KP Finds Form
Kevin Pietersen has responded in the perfect fashion after being dropped by England for the one-day series with Pakistan. [more]
Exeter Chiefs Win In Top Flight Debut
The Aviva Premiership's newest team, Exeter Chiefs, won their first match against Gloucester, as the new domestic rugby season's opening weekend continued. [more]
Dawson Out For Eight Weeks
Michael Dawson is out of England's Euro 2012 qualifer against Switzerland on Tuesday. [more]
African Pastor: 'Jesus Was An Aids Victim'
A South African pastor has caused outrage by preaching a sermon entitled "Jesus was HIV positive". [more]
Fan-Plastic: How Paper Beat Footie Photo Ban
An evening newspaper has come up with an ingenious way to beat a League One football club's ban on photographers. [more]
Pygmy Hippo Meets Public In Poland
A male pygmy hippopotamus born in Poland's Wroclaw Zoo has gone on show for the first time. [more]
Blown Up: Stranded Whale Is Put To Death
A terminally ill whale that had become stranded near an Australian harbour has been blown up by authorities. [more]
Hundreds Of Tiger Sharks In Feeding Frenzy
Tiger Sharks have been spotted in a massive feeding frenzy off the southern Queensland coast. [more]
Dramatic Video Of US Footballer's Collision
Dramatic video footage shows an American footballer picking himself up after being thrown from his motorbike in a road accident. [more]
Road To Nowhere: China's 75-Mile Jam
Thousands of lorries are stuck in a 75-mile traffic jam on a motorway heading towards Beijing. [more]
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