Those are all our updates from across Yorkshire on Tuesday 17 October 2017.

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Natasha Kirk was three when her father Mal "King Kong" Kirk died during a bout with Big Daddy.

Big-spending Billericay Town progress to the first round of the FA Cup after a 2-1 win at sixth-tier Brackley Town.

Sheffield United's highly-rated midfielder David Brooks signs a new four-year contract at Bramall Lane.

That's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:

1. Jail term for referee assault man
2. Leeds United players and staff donate pay to boy's cancer care
3. 'Loving son' teen from Keighley killed by train at level crossing
4. Last Friday busier than New Year's Eve - Police
5. Yorkshire's buildings make 'spookiest' list

See you tomorrow.

Game Of Thrones star LenaHeadey has claimed Harvey Weinstein was "furious" after she rejected his advances.

The Huddersfield-raised actress, 44, shared an account on social media of an interaction with the movie mogul, who is facing dozens of allegations of sexual assault by stars across the film world.

Headey said she was left in tears and feeling "completely powerless" after Weinstein attempted to invite her into his hotel room following a breakfast in Los Angeles.

She also spoke of an earlier incident at the Venice Film Festival when Weinstein made a "suggestive comment" to her which she laughed off.

She wrote on Twitter: "I was genuinely shocked, I remember thinking, it's got to be a joke, I said something like.. Oh come on mate?!?? It'd be like kissing my dad !!"

Weinstein has been accused of sexual harassment by a number of women in the film industry and an increasing number of Hollywood stars have condemned his alleged actions.

Through his spokeswoman, Weinstein has "unequivocally denied" any allegations of non-consensual sex after three actresses said he had raped them in an article in The New Yorker.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Yorkshire Live

We know you've been on the edge of your seats to find out who has won the right to provide Downing Street with a Christmas tree this year.

**SPOILER ALERT**

Well we're about to tell you, so if you were planning on watching the highlights later on*, look away now.

Members of the British Christmas Tree Growers Association from around the country brought a manner of festive offerings to Beacon Hill Farm, in Woolley Edge near Wakefield.

Rob Morgan, from Swansea, was crowned 'Grower of the Year' - and will provide a tree for Downing Street.

Welford Christmas Trees, from Market Harborough in Leicestershire, won 'Best Festive Wreath' and will provide the adornment for the front door of Number 10.

*We're pretty sure they don't televise this.

A judge in Pakistan has agreed to transfer the case of Bradford beautician Samia Shahid to a court away from the town where she died.

Image source, Family handout

The 28-year-old died in 2016 and is thought to be the victim of a so called "honour killing".

Her second husband had argued there could not be a fair trial if the case was not moved.

No one has been charged in connection with her death but her first husband is still in custody - It's not yet known where or when the trial will be heard.

Image source, PA

A couple who had sex against the counter of a pizza delivery shop have been given community orders.

Daniella Hirst, 29, and Craig Smith, 31, were captured on CCTV in a Domino's shop in Scarborough in February.

Hirst, of Bridlington, pleaded guilty to outraging public decency and Smith, also of Bridlington, was found guilty in his absence in September.

Magistrates in Scarborough said the couple had come "very close to going to prison".

A man's been arrested after a synagogue in Leeds was daubed with anti-Semitic graffiti.

Image source, @sophieelevin

The abuse was painted or sprayed on to the sign outside the Etz Chaim synagogue on Harrogate Road last Wednesday.

Officers say a man was arrested in connection with the graffiti and also in connection with anti-Semitic remarks made to a member of security staff at the Synagogue a day after the attack.

The Community Security Trust (CST), a charity working against anti-Semitism and racism, said:

"As you might expect, such vile graffiti in a prominent location in the heart of the Jewish community has caused widespread upset and concern."

An investment company is looking to build 72 new homes in Oulton, Rothwell.

Police have issued an urgent appeal to try to find a woman from Skipton:

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Abigail Fox, 31, was last seen in Skipton town centre on Saturday afternoon and she hasn't been in contact with her family of friends since.

She hasn't withdrawn any money from her bank account or used any of her social media accounts since her disappearance.

Police say that they need people to come forward with any information "as a matter of urgency" - she was wearing a grey jumper with a black bomber jacket, dark leggings with a white pattern, and black loafer shoes with gold buckles.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Yorkshire Live

West Yorkshire Police say that last Friday they took more 999 calls than they did on New Year's Eve - traditionally the busiest day of the year for the force.

Image source, PA

The force say they can't put their finger on exactly why there was such a high volume of calls but suggest that the good weather may have had an impact.

Their figures show that 1,642 calls were made to the 999 service on Friday, compared to 1,621 on 31 December 2016 - They say on Friday they were taking 100 calls an hour from 16:00 to midnight.

West Yorkshire Police said they are keen to remind people that 999 is for emergency use only and people can contact them online for less urgent matters.

It may only be the middle of October, but Christmas preparations are already underway in West Yorkshire.

Its because today is a big day for Christmas tree growers.

They're competing in Wakefield, at Beacon Hill Farm, to decide who will get the honour of having their tree outside 10 Downing Street over the festive season.

For Christmas tree growers it's the most important honour of the year, to have your tree standing outside the door of number 10 over the festive season.

Trees will have been nurtured for more than 10 years to reach competition height of between 1.4m and 2.2m from base to tip.

They'll be judged on their foliage, colour, shape and what is described as marketability.

BBC News Travel

Here's your first peak at the rush hour traffic home, on the roads it looks like Leeds is fairly snarled up:

There are problems on the M62 between J31 and J30 westbound in the roadworks with one lane blocked causing this depressing looking scene:

Image source, Highways England/Crown Copyright

On the trains though it's a slightly happier story tonight than it was this morning:

Everywhere else in Yorkshire's looking what may be described as "peachy".

Let us know if your experience is otherwise.

Katie Galbraith
Local Live, BBC Sheffield

Sheffield teenager Olivia Windle was picked from hundreds of nominations across the country to win the Inspirational Young Person of the year at the WellChild Awards.

Wellchild is a national charity for seriously ill children.

The 16-year-old from Killamarsh has Juvenile Batten's Disease which has robbed her of her sight and is attacking her ability to move and speak. The teenager was nominated by her mum Michelle Windle.

Last night she and her mum met Prince Harry as they picked up her award at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London.

Image source, Thousand word media Ltd

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You officially know it's not windy anymore when...

Players and staff at Leeds United Football Club are to donate a day's salary to help fund a four-year-old fan's cancer treatment.

Image source, Nye family

Toby Nye has high-risk neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer, which spreads rapidly across the body.

The treatment needed is not routinely available on the NHS but One Day for Toby - to be held on 27 October - aims to raise the £200,000 needed to pay for it.

Chairman Andrea Radrizzani (below) said he had been "deeply moved" by Toby's story.

Image source, JMS Comms

Toby, who lives in Osmondthorpe, Leeds, became ill at Christmas and on his fourth birthday in January his family was told he had a stage four neuroblastoma tumour.

Doctors said he would need intense chemotherapy and radiotherapy as well as an operation to remove the main tumour on his kidney.

His current treatment has been unsuccessful and the family is hoping to raise enough money to fund private care.

In August this year a special surprise was organised for Toby when a company arranged for Transformers robot Bumblebee, War Machine and Wonder Woman to turn up at his house:

What is neuroblastoma?

• It is a rare type of cancer that mostly affects babies and young children
• It develops from specialised nerve cells (neuroblasts) left behind from a baby's development in the womb
• It affects about 100 children each year in the UK
• The cause is unknown
• In very rare cases children in the same family can be affected, but generally neuroblastoma does not run in families

Source: NHS Choices, external

A teenage boy has died after being struck by a train at a level crossing in Keighley last night.

Image source, British Transport Police

Aidan Mazurke, 16, was on the tracks at the Kildwick level crossing, Crosshills, at about 22:50 and died at the scene after being hit by a train.

His family have paid tribute to him saying that he was "a loving son, a fantastic brother and a loved grandson and we know how much he meant to everyone who came into contact with him.”

Police say they're not treating the death as suspicious and say they are investigating why the teenager was on the tracks.

Katie Galbraith
Local Live, BBC Sheffield

A burglar from Doncaster has been jailed for eight years at Sheffield Crown Court.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Cornelius Peter Smith, formerly of Alexandra Steet, Thorne, pleaded guilty to five counts of burglary, aggravated vehicle taking, driving while disqualified and dangerous driving.

Police say Smith carried out four burglaries in Thorne, before stealing a vehicle from one property that was later used in another burglary in the Hatfield area.

PC Jane Keightley from Doncaster's Performance Crime Team said: "This is a great result for the Thorne community, as Smith had a significant impact on local residents."