‘Do not eat’ warnings to shoppers at Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose & Morrisons

The FSA has issued several “do not eat” notices affecting items stocked across major supermarkets including Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Morrisons and Waitrose
The York pub where something extraordinary is hidden beneath your pint

We take a look at old photos and the history of a city centre pub where one of York’s most remarkable Roman survivals lies beneath an unassuming pint.
The tiny village with a curious name that offers a cave network to explore

Crackpot, a small settlement in Swaledale near Keld, is best known for its unusual name and the nearby ruins of Crackpot Hall.
Man who called 999 pepper sprayed after making up that people banging on door

A County Durham man who called 999 falsely claiming men where banging his door has landed himself in court.
Closed down North East restaurant fined £135,000 for employing illegal workers

Lezzets Restaurant Limited, which operates Efe’s on Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough has been fined £135,000 after being caught employing illegal workers.
Darlington chippy with a ‘passion for food’ included in Best Chippy 2026 list

North Road Fish Bar, owned by Dilawar ‘Dil’ and Asha Singh, has been shortlisted for The Northern Echo’s Best Chippy 2026 competition.
Officer accused of squeezing colleague’s bum on boozy Bongo’s Bingo night out cleared

A Teesside cop accused of squeezing his colleague’s bum on a boozy works Bongo’s Bingo night out has been cleared by a misconduct panel.
How to pronounce the historic village that’s hosted TV and film crews

A North Yorkshire village with a rich railway history and links to blockbuster films is often mispronounced by visitors despite its popularity.
Beloved village pub where visitors say ‘you’ll be sure to find the best meal’

The Kings Head in Gunnerside has earned a loyal following among visitors, with many describing it as one of the best places to eat and drink in Swaledale.
Sightings of venomous snakes in region increase as temperatures rise

Sightings of venomous adders in North Yorkshire have increased as temperatures continue to rise and more people documented their findings.