Detectives are appealing for witnesses and information after a woman was raped in Sheffield at the weekend.

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The attack happened in the early hours of Saturday 4 November as the victim made her way to an address on Cuthbert Bank Road after an evening out with friends.

Outside the property it's believed she was approached by an unknown man who followed her into the building and raped her. The incident happened between about 04:20 and 04:50.

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Det Sgt Stafford Megson says: "We're hoping to trace the man pictured in this CCTV image as it's thought he could hold vital information.

"If anyone living locally heard or saw anything suspicious at the times mentioned, or prior to the woman arriving on Cuthbert Bank Road, I’d urge them to contact police."

People in North Yorkshire are to be asked at a public meeting later where they think the NHS could make millions of pounds of savings.

The Scarborough and Ryedale Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has a deficit of just over £1.5m - which could rise to about £5m by the end of March.

Simon Cox, the CCG's chief officer, says there are tough decisions to be made:

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Huddersfield and England winger Jermaine McGillvary's Rugby League World Cup hopes rest on the outcome of a disciplinary hearing later.

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McGillvary's been charged with biting Lebanon captain Robbie Farah during last Saturday's game in Sydney with the incident initially placed on report.

If found guilty, he could face a ban of between 8 and 12 weeks which would carry over into next season's Super League campaign.

A chilly and cloudy start for some across eastern parts of Yorkshire with a few patches of fog in the valleys.

Things will brighten up across all parts of the county as we head through the morning with plenty of sunshine developing.

That sunshine will turn hazy as we head through the afternoon with highs of about 9C (48F):

The way household waste and recycling is collected in Rotherham may be set to change.

Rotherham Council says it's having to find savings of £42m in the next two years and proposes to alter its collections.

Under the plans, general waste would be collected twice a month and cans, bottles, cardboard and paper for recycling would be collected just once a month.

A charge would also be introduced for local residents who want their garden waste to be collected all year round.

So what do some people in Rotherham think? Have a listen here:

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Things appear to be running pretty smoothly on the rails so far this morning in Yorkshire.

However, be aware that RMT union members working for Northern - and four other rail operators across the UK - are holding a 24-hour strike today so some services are affected.

Northern says it expects to operate about 65% of its normal services. Click here for the full details, external.

For those services not affected, you can click on the links below to keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:

• Leeds Railway Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external
• York Railway Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external

The number of LGBT people from South Asian communities going online to find gay partners of the opposite sex for sham marriages is "the tip of the iceberg", a campaign group claims.

Human rights group Karma Nirvana says those seeking marriages of convenience do so because they fear being disowned.

Several websites help gay British Muslims advertise for marital partners.

The BBC spoke to a gay man from Leeds who had a marriage of convenience with a lesbian for eight years.

Khalid, not his real name, said: "I wanted my family to have the wedding that they wanted, to make them happy, to make them proud.

"It seemed like the easy option at the time - in hindsight it wasn't." Click here for more on this story.

Police are appealing for help in tracing a missing 15-year-old girl from North Yorkshire.

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Annabelle Addison, from Scarborough, hasn't been since since about 21:00 on Saturday night.

Police believe she doesn't have any money or a phone and think she may have left with a boy on a train.

It's thought she has links with the Leicester, Northampton, West Midlands and Merseyside areas.

She's described as white, of slim build, fair skinned, with very dark long straight hair which is usually scrunched up.

Annabelle speaks with a southern accent and when she was last seen she was wearing a blue jumper and a black jumper, pink Mini Mouse pyjama bottoms with grey jogging bottoms over the top, a black Superdry jacket and black and white Adidas trainers.

Five rail operators, including Northern, which runs services across Yorkshire, are facing disruption today due to strike action by the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union.

Workers on Northern and Merseyrail have walked out for 24 hours, while staff on Southern, Greater Anglia and South Western Railway are striking for 48 hours.

The RMT is in dispute over driver-only operated trains, also known as driver-controlled operated.

Northern says about 65% of its rail services should be running as normal between 07:00 and 19:00, external.

David Ward
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Wednesday 8 November 2017.

We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.

Now, I love this time of year and the weather we get throughout autumn so let's start this morning with this great atmospheric pic of the coastline at Scarborough.

Itas sent in to us by one of our BBC Weather Watchers:

If you have any photos you’d like to share with the rest of Yorkshire, you can send them in by simply clicking here.