A political row was raging today after the company behind a giant fertiliser mine in North Yorkshire admitted it may not be able to raise enough funds to keep the project going.
With the Prime Minister scheduled as guest speaker it was somewhat inevitable that his remarks across a range of topics were the principal focus of coverage of the Convention of the North event in Rotherham.
The live broadcast of the Supreme Court hearing into whether suspending Parliament was unlawful will help "many people to understand what these appeals are all about and what they are not about", according to its Yorkshire-born President.
Councils unwittingly act as “recruiting sergeants” for county lines drugs gangs by sending vulnerable children to live miles away from home, MPs warned.
The chairman of the Commons Exiting the EU Committee, Leeds MP Hilary Benn, has called on Boris Johnson to say when he intends to publish his alternative proposal to the Northern Ireland backstop.
Boris Johnson was empty chaired by the Prime Minister of Luxembourg after he pulled out of a joint press conference because of protesters outside the country's Ministry of State.
A heckler who berated Boris Johnson over the prorogation of Parliament was able to re-enter the building he had been thrown out of just minutes after being shown the door.
A northern metro mayor has claimed that the entire North East and large parts of rural Yorkshire will not "benefit in any way" from HS2 or the proposed Northern Powerhouse Rail project connecting major cities with high speed trains.
Conservatives in North Yorkshire have selected a public relations expert as their candidate to replace Julia Mulligan as the county's police, fire and crime commissioner.
The ongoing Brexit saga and social media are contributing to the rise in hate crime, according to West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).
Boris Johnson purchased a “cob” loaf and English fruit during a trip to a busy marketplace, joking with one lobster seller: “We’ve got to take a few claws out of that Withdrawal Agreement."
A queue snaked around the block of Magna, the science adventure museum which used to house the largest electric melting shop in the world, yesterday morning in the minutes leading up to the second annual Convention of the North.
There was an eclectic mixture of speakers at the Crown Hotel in Harrogate as a full house assembled for the latest leg of the spa town's international festivals series.
David Cameron has said a second Brexit referendum cannot be ruled out as he accused Boris Johnson and Michael Gove of effectively "trashing" the government during the 2016 campaign.
Boris Johnson has promised to open up negotiations with Leeds and West Yorkshire to finally end the long-running devolution deadlock, while leaving the door open for a transfer of powers to cover the entire region.
