Do you know this man? Police want to speak to him after two men called at a house in Bradford posing as tradespeople and then tried to rob a woman.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

It happened at a house in Brae Avenue at about 10:30 on Saturday 25 March when a man knocked on the door of a 35-year-old woman and asked if she would like her drive paving.

She said no and he left, but a short time later he returned. When she told him again she didn't want the work doing a second man appeared.

The second man pushed her over into her hallway and tried to take her gold necklace. Both men then ran off. The woman suffered minor injuries to her neck and face.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

With Sheffield Wednesday missing out on promotion to the Premier League, it means we're guaranteed at least two Steel City derbies next season.

But, we've actually been having one every year for the last decade with fans playing instead.

The 2017 fixture is tonight at Bramall Lane as Blades and Owls fans will be playing an 11-a-side, fully FA-sanctioned game to raise money for the stroke team at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, external.

Steve and Iain Atkins are the derby's organisers and they say over the past 10 years it's raised thousands of pounds:

Passengers were left stranded for nearly three hours when their train broke down near Leeds station.

An escaped prisoner who was described as "dangerous" has been re-arrested by the police this afternoon.

Mark Ainsley was arrested last Wednesday, but then disappeared on a visit to the city's hospital in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Peter Handscomb's 76-ball century for Yorkshire is the highlight on day four as their Roses match with Lancashire is drawn.

More than 300 cannabis plants were found during a police raid in Rotherham last night.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

The plants, which were seized at what police call a "sophisticated drug farm" on Clough Road in Eastwood, are worth about £300,000.

The team behind the raid say they were acting on intelligence from the community when they swooped on the property.

League Two-bound Forest Green Rovers sign defender Callum Evans on a free transfer from Championship club Barnsley.

A man has been charged with assaulting a police officer following an incident at York Railway Station.

Police say the assault took place at about 22:45 on Saturday and happened after two men who were acting drunk and disorderly were asked to leave the station .

The 33-year-old Blackpool man has been bailed to appear at York Magistrates' Court next month.

About 100 sheep have been stolen from moorland near Ingleton in North Yorkshire.

Police say the sheep have two red markings mid-back, and also feature "JN" and "C" markings on their horns.

The sheep are believed to have disappeared between 16 April and 20 May.

Insp Jon Grainge says: "The difficulty with this crime is it's not necessarily immediately obvious to farmers, who may only be able to identify their shortfall at the time of bringing sheep in to scan or to worm."

Police say if people notice anything unusual, such as "a different person attending a flock, or offers of sheep or goats for sale either for meat or as stores", they should get in touch.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Armed police are surrounding a house in Heaton, Bradford.

The major police operation got under way just after 15:00, according to eye-witnesses who have reported a massive presence of armed officers and police dogs, external.

Image source, Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Howard Pressman
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A year-long campaign to tackle child sexual abuse and exploitation has been launched in Sheffield.

It's a joint venture between the NSPCC and the Sheffield Safeguarding Children Board.

The campaign's called It's Not OK and is designed to educate children, parents and the wider public about abuse and exploitation.

Helen Westerman, from the project, says the aim is to make sure people are more aware of the issue:

The English Football League will take no action against Huddersfield regarding their starting line-up against Birmingham City.

Commuters on an Ilkley to Leeds train service this morning spent about three hours stranded just yards away from Leeds station.

The train came to a standstill because of an issue with power lines which rail operator Northern said it suspected could be down to vandalism.

After a long and hot wait, another train was bought up alongside the stricken vehicle and passengers had to use ladders to get out.

These were the scenes on board, including the evacuation of the passengers:

A charity boxing night in York at the weekend has raised about £16,000 for York Hospital's Special Care Baby Unit.

The night saw people with no experience of boxing take up the challenge of learning the basics and training for eight weeks to take part in the event.

One of the organisers, Dave Phillips (pictured left), who runs York's Legions Gym with Al Chambers (pictured right), said after the birth of his twins, who were cared for in the unit, he wanted to do something to say thank you to the staff.

Image source, Dave Phillips

Dave said: "Some of the guys and girls taking part raised some massive amounts on their sponsor and raised £16,412 in total, which takes us to £87,073 overall since we started the charity boxing shows."

Another night similar to the weekend spectacular is planned for December.

BBC Sport

Congratulations to Yorkshire Cricket players Katherine Brunt, Danielle Hazell, Beth Langston and Lauren Winfield.

They've all been selected to represent England at the 2017 ICC Women's World Cup, external, with the first game of the tournament due to be played against India at Derby on 24 June:

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Earlier, I told you about what's believed to be a new type of tree found in North Yorkshire which is expected to be a star attraction at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.

The Cascading Crimson Malus is thought to be the first of its kind.

Here's BBC Radio York's gardening expert, Nigel Harrison, and Doctor Alan Warwick, who grew the plant, explaining how it came to be:

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Congratulations to a group of youngsters backed by Sheffield United who beat their Oxford United counterparts in the final of the Kids Cup at Wembley, external on Saturday.

Here's the moment they walked out onto the famous turf:

The match finished 2-2 in normal time and so went to penalities with Norton Free Church of England Primary School, external (who were representing the Blades) eventually beating Our Lady's Catholic Primary, external (who were the Oxford United team).

As you can see they certainly celebrated in the dressing room afterwards:

Have you seen 80-year-old Patricia Broomhead, who has been missing from her home in Pontefract since yesterday?

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Police say she was last seen on Sunday at about 21:20 at her house in Old Snydale.　

Det Insp Dan Tillett says: "As time passes, we are growing increasingly concerned for Patricia's welfare and we urgently need to trace her."

Andy Kershaw
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

The world famous RHS Chelsea Flower Show, external is taking place this week, but it's not just that corner of west London where you can enjoy some incredible gardens.

Jenny Street, from Sheffield, is certainly green-fingered - and she'll be at the first RHS Chatsworth Flower Show, external next month to show off her efforts.

I've been to see her and her garden in Totley:

BBC Sport

The English Football League says a pitch invasion by Millwall fans after their League One play-off final win at Wembley was "completely unacceptable".

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A number of supporters ran onto the field after Saturday's 1-0 victory, with some confronting Bradford manager Stuart McCall and his players.

McCall said that he was "close to clocking" some of the pitch invaders.

An EFL statement said: "The EFL will be writing to Stuart McCall and his Bradford team to apologise."