Lee Gaskell's last-ditch drop-goal gives Huddersfield a dramatic first Super League win of the season over Leeds.

Is it the no nonsense, straight-talking? The towns, the cities, the coastline? Or something else?

Rochdale are relegated from League One after being beaten at home by Doncaster Rovers.

Tomasz Waga was found with fatal injuries in Cardiff on the day he travelled from London in January.

Sheffield Wednesday's draw against Nottingham Forest is enough to keep alive their survival hopes as other results go their way.

Scunthorpe earn the point they need to secure their League Two safety in a goalless draw at Bradford City.

Brighton move closer to securing Premier League safety as victory over Leeds United opens a 10-point gap to the relegation places.

The driver of the famous locomotive is buried in an unmarked grave in a Doncaster cemetery.

Councillors say the closure would be a "body blow" to manufacturing in the area.

Thousands of people in Sheffield have still not received postal voting forms.

Thousands of people in Sheffield have still not received postal voting forms after

Cambridge United miss a chance to win promotion from League Two after falling to a dramatic 5-4 defeat at Harrogate Town.

Kieron Cunliffe, known as MistaKay, was caught when US officials sent his details to UK officers.

Charity founder Colin Nesbitt is jailed for stealing £87,000 from the Little Heroes Cancer Trust.

The 12-year-old claims mask-wearing risks causing "serious harm" to children's health.

Samsul Mohamed is accused of murdering solicitor Khurm Javed in Sheffield.

Police in North Yorkshire have arrested 35 people on suspicion of drug or drink-driving since beer gardens reopened earlier this month.

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York has seen the highest number of arrests since the reopening of pubs on 12 April, with a total of 11, according to North Yorkshire Police.

Eight have been made in Harrogate, six in Scarborough, six in Ryedale, four in Hambleton, four in Richmond, three in Craven and three in Selby, police said.

A further 17 drivers have been arrested on suspicion of drug-driving offences, officers added.

Sgt Andrew Morton said: "We've only just been allowed to start going to beer gardens again – don’t ruin this for yourself by losing your licence, getting a criminal record and driving ban, paying a heavy fine or going to prison."

A council has u-turned on plans to use a number of retirement homes as polling stations leaving some voters not knowing where to cast their ballots.

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Sheffield City Council sent out polling cards for the Graves Park ward for voters to use the Painted Fabrics retirement complex.

However, the authority ditched its plans after concerns were raised about the risk of voters spreading Covid.

Local elections are due to take place on 6 May.

Painted Fabrics resident Geoffrey Oldfield, 65, said voting had been due to take place in the shared lounge area, which he said had been off limits to residents throughout the pandemic.

"We were all very worried because obviously we are frightened of catching this virus and also we have suffered with not being able to congregate in the lounge," he said.

"If we couldn't use it, why should people from outside be allowed to," he said.

The council has now said people originally due to vote at Painted Fabrics should use the polling station at Graves Park Bowling Pavilion.

Sarah Wakefield
BBC Radio Leeds News

A student from Bradford is hoping to win a trip to America as part of a cyber security competition.

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Bingley Grammar School pupil Samee Malik, 18, is taking part in the Cyber Centurion VII competition, which pits secondary school pupils' cyber-security skills against one another.

The winner will get to visit the Pentagon and the NASA Space Centre.

Samee said: "I'd definitely like to look at cyber security as a career, it's an every changing industry and there's always new challenges and new ways to protect our data."

Police searching for a woman who went missing from her home five days ago have released a new CCTV image.

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Sarah West, 46, from Scarborough, was last seen walking towards Filey along the A165, near Cayton Bay, at about 07:30 on Sunday.

Insp Graeme Kyman, from North Yorkshire Police, said the new image showed Ms West wearing jeans, brown flat boots and a light-coloured blouse and carrying a red bag.

"In the CCTV, Sarah is wearing an outfit similar to what we believe she was wearing on Sunday so we hope this might help to jog the memories of those who may have seen her at any point in the last few days," he said.

He added that the search for Ms West was concentrated in the Filey and Reighton areas of the east coast - especially the Cleveland Way coastal footpath.

Ms West's mother Valerie and sister Rebecca made emotional appeals to Sarah, saying: "Sarah, please come home. We love you and we are here for you no matter what.

"We know you are worried about your health and our health and we just want you to come home so we can support you.