A customer says she was shocked and felt "emotionally blackmailed" after finding an anti-meat sticker on a packet of spaghetti bolognese.

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Leah Mallett bought the ready meal at a Morrisons supermarket in Leeds. The chain has confirmed to BBC Newsbeat that "somebody put a sticker for their campaign" on the home brand dinner.

The note shows a cow which looked distressed along with the words: "My name was Chloe. I wanted to live. Your 'personal choice' killed me. DON'T BUY IT."  

It's understood that this is not a one-off case and is part of a wider campaign against meat consumption in West Yorkshire.

A body that was pulled from the river Aire in Leeds this morning is thought to be a 25-year-old man who's been missing since 13 April.

Officers say that they were called to the river near Neptune Street at about 10:20 this morning after a member of the public saw a body.

Police say that they haven't been able to formerly identify the body yet, but that they believe that it's that of Daniel Hirst from Beeston.

His family has been informed.

Jonathan Cowap
Presenter, BBC Radio York

The world war 2 bombing of York isn't as well remembered as the The London Blitz and the bombings of Coventry and Hull, yet it experienced one of the notorious Baedaker Raids, which targeted sites of historic significance.

Pictured below is the clear up around Nunnery Lane in York's city centre:

Ninety-five people were killed in the attack on 29 April 1942. Many of them are buried in York Cemetery.

On Sunday, to mark the raid's 75th anniversary, the Friends of the cemetery will visit the graves of the victims and they hope any relatives of those killed will join them.

Clive Dawson from the friends of York Cemetery told me what they've got planned:

More details have been released following the second ram-raid in three weeks on the Louis Vuitton store in Leeds. 

At 21:40 last night the robbers smashed through the already boarded up frontage of the shop in a black Saab and grabbed items that were on display.  

Police say seven or eight masked men then drove off in a white Volkswagen Golf and a white Ford Focus C-max.　

The cars were then found abandoned in east Leeds along with a connected white Ford Connect van.　

A man who killed his colleague with a single punch following an argument in a pub about football has been jailed.

Dean Hartley, 30 (pictured below) struck Karl Swift with such a blow he suffered a broken jaw and was knocked unconscious in Halesowen on 8 September. 

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Hartley of the Langsett Estate, Sheffield, initially denied manslaughter but he was found guilty at Wolverhampton Crown Court and given an eight years and three-months jail term.

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At first Hartley claimed Mr Swift (pictured above) had fallen.

The 33-year-old died in hospital two days after the punch.

The Batley Resource Centre's being re-named in memory of its former MP today.

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The building in Market Place becomes Jo Cox House - to mark her work to reduce loneliness in society. 

Jo's parents are expected to attend, along with her sister, Kim, whose "More in Common" community group is based there.

There was a big-name visitor to the BBC studios in Sheffield this morning. Sort of.

Hospital radio DJ Ivan Brackenbury dropped in to say hello - he's the star of the new BBC One documentary. Sort of.

In reality, Ivan is the creation of Sheffield-born actor and comedian Tom Binns, who plays 5 different characters on new TV 'mockumentary' Hospital People.

But that didn't stop Ivan from showing everyone just what makes him such a major...talent:

If you've not seen Hospital People yet, you can catch up on the BBC iPlayer, with the second episode broadcast tomorrow at 21:30, on BBC One.

A teenager has appeared in court to deny murdering a 53-year-old man found dead at a flat in York.

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The body of Shaun Skelton (pictured) was discovered at a flat in Chancery House, in Holgate Road, in March.

Mr Skelton's family said he was "a quiet man who kept himself to himself with a love of pet birds and was an avid Leeds United supporter".  

Daniel Thomas Reed, 19, of no fixed address, appeared at Leeds Crown Court earlier where he pleaded not guilty to murder.

He was remanded in to custody following the hearing ahead of a trial which is due to take place on 24 July.

Proposals aimed at helping families of missing persons are to become law after clearing their final parliamentary hurdle. 

Claudia's Law, or the Guardianship Bill,  in memory of Claudia Lawrence (pictured), who disappeared on her way to work at the University of York in 2009, received an unopposed third reading by peers. 

The Guardianship (Missing Persons) Bill, which will now go forward for Royal Assent, will ensure someone with a sufficient interest in the property and affairs of a missing person could be appointed as a guardian by a court 90-days after the disappearance.

Campaigners believe around 2,500 families will be helped by the law change, making it easier to deal with the financial affairs of missing loved ones. 

Police are at the river Aire this lunchtime after body was discovered this morning in water.

A passer by reported the find just after 10:20 this. 

Officers are still at the scene just off Neptune Street near the Royal Armouries.

More to follow.

The fire in Harehills in the early hours of the morning also damaged neighbouring properties.

Two people have life-threatening injuries after a car hit a wall and a parked lorry.

A 44-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman were taken to hospital in Sheffield last night after the accident.

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A Renault Megane convertible was travelling along Grange Mill Lane, from Meadowhall towards Ecclesfield, where it hit a wall and then a parked HGV lorry, police said.  

The incident took place at around 21:40.

Officers want to speak to anyone who saw the incident.

Latest figures show the number of crimes recorded by police in England and Wales last year went up by 9% on the previous year. 

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says much of the increase is because of changes to the way crime is recorded, although there was a rise in killings and knife crime.

Overall, there's been a 14% increase in the amount of recorded crime in Yorkshire and the Humber in the last 12 months. A total of 452,070 crimes were committed in the region.

Figures suggest that in North Yorkshire crime rose by 1%, in South Yorkshire it rose by13% and in West Yorkshire by 19%.

West Yorkshire Police has the highest crime rate in the country with 100 crimes recorded per 1000 people.

The ram-raid on the Leeds Louis Vuitton store is the second in three weeks and now police are looking for two white cars that took part in the robbery. 

Officers say that a VW Golf, a Ford Connection van and a Ford Focus were used in the ram-raid - one of them was left at the scene. 

The thieves smashed through the same part of the shop they did last time, which hadn't been repaired.

Police were called to Briggate at around 21:40 last night.   

Earlier this month several men were seen to repeatedly reverse a Subaru car into the shop to ram their way in before stealing items on display. 

West Yorkshire Police want everyone to keep safe this weekend as the Tour de Yorkshire wheels spin through the county.

They've issued some tour tips:

A teenager from Leeds who raised £10,000 to help guide dogs has earned the right to choose a name for one of the guide dogs.

He's chosen a tribute to his grandad:

A man in his forties has died after a house fire in Leeds, where police officers discovered cannabis was being grown. 

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It happened at about 03:20 this morning in Harehills, and a man was pronounced dead at the scene despite emergency service efforts to save him.

A 28-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and production of cannabis.

Officers found the remains of a cannabis growing set-up at the house. 

The new road stretches for 4.6 miles (7.5km) to the east of the city and crosses the River Calder.

A man has died after a house fire in Harehills. A 28-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and production of cannabis.

More to follow.

And a giant jersey, to mark the Tour De Yorkshire, is being revealed in Scarborough later.

The huge community artwork is 17m by 12m.

It's going to be put in place on the hillside overlooking the Stage One finish at the North Bay. 

The first stage of the race gets underway tomorrow.

We can't show you a picture of the giant jersey yet because it's being revealed later, so here's a pic of a bike wheel pizza!

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