An escaped prisoner who's described as "dangerous" is still on the run in York after going missing from his police last week.

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

North Yorkshire Police say they are still looking for him and are asking anyone who knows him, or who has information on his whereabouts, to contact them as a matter of urgency.

BBC Sport

It's the lunch break on the final day of the Roses match between Lancashire and Yorkshire at Old Trafford:

The game still seems to be heading for a draw but you can listen to ball-by-ball coverage of the rest of the clash here.

Peter McNerney
BBC Radio Sheffield News

South Yorkshire Police have released details of a boy they want to speak to in connection with a reported sexual assault in Sheffield in last month.

The alleged attack took place on Friday 14 April at about 15:40, when a 19-year-old woman was walking behind Station Road in the Halfway area of Sheffield.

This a police e-fit of the boy officers want to speak to:

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

The boy, thought to be aged about 16-years-old has dark brown hair, is of small build and believed to have been wearing a navy blue jacket and dark tracksuit bottoms.

Oli Constable
BBC Radio Sheffield

Remember this mural of David Attenborough that was painted on the side of a building on Charles Street in Sheffield?

Image source, Jeremai Smith

Well, it's time for a refresh, so local artist Faunagraphic, external came up with a new design focusing on wildlife.

Here it is taking shape over the weekend:

Kat Cowan
BBC Radio Sheffield

The first-ever Wentworth Music Festival, external takes place on Sunday at Wentworth Woodhouse, external.

One of the acts on the line-up that might make you put down the China in Your hand and watch is T'Pau.

Arist Carol Decker spoke to me about to expect at the weekend:

Rail passengers who have been stuck on a train for three hours just yards from Leeds station have finally been released from their stranded train.

Image source, Sarah Mumford

The 08:16 Northern service from Ilkley ground to a halt outside Armley Junction just after 09:00. Various attempts to get the train moving again failed.

But now passengers have been moved on to another train and we understand they are on the move again.

A spokesman for Northern said: "The cause of the incident is still to be determined, though it is believed there was an issue with the overhead power lines, possibly as a result of vandalism."

Sarah Wakefield
BBC Radio Leeds News

This week it's the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and gardeners from across Yorkshire have submitted entries to this year's event.

Welcome to Yorkshire, external have entered a garden inspired by the coast and features sand from Scarborough, plus tonnes of chalkstone and pebbles.

Image source, Welcome to Yorkshire

The garden was designed by Tracy Foster from Leeds:

Highlights from this year's show is on BBC Two throughout the event.

A music quiz about the recently deceased Moors Murderer Ian Brady (pictured below) broadcast on BBC local radio has been described as "unacceptable" by the corporation.

The segment, on BBC Radio Leeds, was hosted by presenter Nathan Turvey during Sunday's breakfast programme.

Listeners were asked to guess the identity of a person "who'd been in the news" from a series of musical clues.

Mr Turvey played clips from tracks including The Brady Bunch theme song and The Smiths' Suffer Little Children.

A BBC spokesman said: "This was clearly unacceptable and we apologise."

Police want to talk to these two men after a man was seriously hurt when he was beaten up outside a Bradford pub.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

It happened on Saturday night at the Hand and Shuttle Public House on Tong Street.

A 39-year-old man was sitting outside when he was approached from behind and assaulted.

He received serious injuries and was taken to hospital.　

Three people suffered injuries to their legs and arms after being shot in Bradford at the weekend.

Image source, Google

Armed officers were called to the scene at an address in Parkway at about 01:00 on Saturday.

Two men, aged 22 and 41, and a 38-year-old woman, needed hospital treatment but have since been discharged.

Jordan Barrett, 22, of Chelwood Drive, Allerton, has been charged with attempted murder and is due before Bradford Magistrates' Court later.

He has also been charged with firearms offences.

Paul Walker
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A beauty queen from Barnsley has followed in her family's footsteps after winning the same title her grandmother won 52 years ago.

Marilyn Walker-Morley won the accolade in 1965:

And I've been speaking to 27-year-old Laurel Adams, who has just been crowned Miss Barnsley this year:

BBC Sport

Bradford City boss Stuart McCall said he was "close to clocking" Millwall fans who invaded the pitch at the end of the League One play-off final.

Image source, PA

McCall said he and some of his players were goaded by supporters following their 1-0 loss to the Lions at Wembley and he questioned why stewards had not prevented the invasion.

"We're absolutely distraught, we wanted to clap our own fans, the last thing we need is people running around us and giving us verbals," said McCall.

"I think it's nonsense," he told BBC Radio Leeds. "Ten minutes later an army of stewards comes on when they should have been on straight after the final whistle and stood on the halfway line.

Millwall boss Neil Harris said, "I don't condone it whatsoever. I'm just hoping there was no disrespect towards Stuart and his team."

Celebrations are continuing this morning following a huge weekend for York City.

Thousands of fans travelled to Wembley to see their side win a thrilling FA Trophy final against Macclesfield.

City won by three goals to two and it was a very special day for one fan who won £400 on a £5 bet on the result and the first scorer:

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Some commuters in West Yorkshire have been stuck on a broken down train just outside Leeds Railway Station for almost three hours.

The Northern service should have got to Leeds station just before 08:40 this morning, but due to an electrical failure has been stuck on the tracks.

Passengers have complained that Northern has been slow to provide water, and with the weather getting warmer the temperature on the train has been going up:

The BBC understands there are also people on the train who are due to sit exams, but have missed them because of the delay:

We have contacted Northern and we'll let you know what they say.

BBC Sport

The action has begun on the final day of the Roses match between Lancashire and Yorkshire at Old Trafford.

The result is likely to be a draw with the hosts on 264/6 in their first innings, trailing the Tykes by 184 runs.

Image source, Martin Rickett/PA Wire

You can listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the match here.

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

It's thought that a new type of tree may have been found in North Yorkshire and it is expected to be the star attraction at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.

It's thought to be the first and only Cascading Crimson Malus.

Retired chemist Doctor Alan Warwick says he spotted it in his garden 15 years ago and it's now been nominated as Plant of the Year.

Peter Spencer
BBC Radio Sheffield

The Sheffield Steelers, external have announced that Guillaume Desbiens has decided to retire from professional ice hockey after receiving a job opportunity in North America.

The Canadian had only signed a new-two year contract last month.

The forward says the timing and the opportunity were just too good to refuse.

The story of the woman behind a group from North Yorkshire, who became known as the Calendar Girls, is being told in a new BBC TV series which starts today.

In 1998 Angela Knowles inspired the famous naked WI charity calendar to raise money after her husband, John Baker, was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

That calendar then inspired a hit film about the WI group and their charity calendar.

In the programme called Going Back, Giving Back, Angela meets Katie Moore, who's newly-widowed.

Aled Jones is presenting the programme and has a moving explanation about how he got the two women together:

Paul Walker
BBC Radio Sheffield

South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, Dr Alan Billings has been giving his response to a survey on why confidence is so low in the force.

Dr. Billings has been telling me how he felt when he saw the results:

If you're a York City FC fan this might make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.

The team's trophy cabinet is a bit fuller this morning after the Minstermen beat Maccesfield Town 3-2 at Wembley to claim the FA Trophy.

Special Constable Chris Hartley captured this moment of expectant euphoria as the team took to the pitch: