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The A64 splits the constituency of Selby and Ainsty - but what do people think off the main route?

The stars are joined by Self Esteem, Olivia Dean and Shura on an anthem for the England squad.

Patients are warned to expect severe disruption as NHS senior doctors prepare for a 48-hour strike in England.

A BBC investigation finds some have been left with prolonged dental pain as they wait.

Great writers such as WH Auden, Philip Larkin and Robert Graves were all ruled out as poet laureate.

The Sun and MailOnline publishers say they looking into claims against the columnist and broadcaster.

The government faces the possibility of losing all three seats in Thursday's polls.

Dozens more former and current staff allege facing bullying and harassment at the chain.

A Stormont department withdraws permission for the Ebrington Square gigs over possible legal action.

Documents show the ex-PM was told Ukraine's accession would help combat Russian expansionism.

Insurance now costs an average of £776 a year, £222 more than last year and the highest on record.

Tobias Ellwood says Afghanistan has been "transformed" and it is time to restart diplomatic relations.

Nigel Farage says he obtained a copy of a report by the bank's wealth reputational risk committee.

The Labour leader nods to Sir Tony Blair in a speech setting out his programme for government.

The former Scotland striker has played in a friendly for a Glasgow team after several moves collapsed.

Connor Gibson is accused of sexually assaulting and murdering his sister Amber in November 2021.

Passports are about to be released with an updated wording for the reign of King Charles.

DUP MP Jim Shannon breaks down while speaking about the murder of his cousin and friend in 1972.

The BBC's bosses reflect on a week of allegations and speculation about a then-unnamed presenter.

Jaguar Land Rover-owner, Tata, is going ahead with plans for a multi-billion-pound factory in Somerset.