SC Freiburg's German striker Kai Bruenker signs for League One club Bradford City for an undisclosed fee.

It is thought the dog ate meat laced with paracetamol that had been thrown over a garden fence.

A man's involvement in the fetish scene meant he was "bound to stray into criminality", a judge says.

These are some of our top stories from today:

• Safety fears spark Sheffield tree-felling 'pause'
• Rise in crime across Yorkshire and the Humber
• Police urgently appeal for missing schoolgirl
• Delight as Rotherham fracking plan thrown out
• 'Chaos' at York Council

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the night.

This little creature gave a Bradford shopper a shock when she emerged from a bunch of bananas:

Image source, RSPCA

The female whiptail lizard was hidden inside the fruit when the man bought it last Thursday from Bradford Vegetable Market.

He spotted the reptile in his van on the way home from the market and called the RSPCA before putting it into a tub.

The RSPCA took her to a specialist reptile centre and she's now being looked after at Reptilia, in Ossett.

The Princess Royal has been in west Yorkshire today.

Princess Anne visited the Ginetta sports car factory in Garforth as it celebrates its 60th anniversary.

She was treated to a few smoky donuts from one of their cars, but was she impressed?

Rotherham Council refused plans for a 2.8km-deep well over road safety and ecological issues.

What better way to warn people of the dangers of cooking and drinking that utilising the talents of CBBC cartoon Hey Duggee!

Ex-soldier Simon Brown, who was blinded in Iraq, lost his collection of eyes on a trip to London.

Huddersfield Examiner

Unpopular plans to demolish Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and move emergency care to Halifax WILL be reviewed by independent experts., external

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Rotherham United sign Burton Albion midfielder Matty Palmer for an undisclosed fee on a two-and-a-half-year deal.

Official figures show recorded crime in Yorkshire and the Humber increased by 18% between September 2016 and September last year.

Image source, PA

South Yorkshire saw a large rise in violent crime - up 62% with homicide rates increasing in North Yorkshire by 40%.

West Yorkshire saw a 29% rise in sexual offences and East yorkshire had a 40% increase in house burglaries.

Nationally the figures also show a rise, but the separate crime survey which is based on interviews around the country suggests crime has continued to fall.

The head of Theresa May's new anti-extremism commission - set up after the Manchester Arena attack - has faced criticism from some Muslim leaders.

Sara Khan, who has campaigned for women's rights in Muslim communities, has been given the task of rooting out extremism in the UK.

Image source, Isabel Infantes PA Wire

Who is Sara Khan?

• She describes herself on her website, external as a "born human rights activist"
• She has campaigned for women's rights within British Muslim communities for over 20 years.
• Ms Khan was born and raised in Bradford, she worked as a hospital pharmacist
• She launched the Inspire charity in 2008 - its aim is to challenge extremism and promote gender equality.
• In September 2005 she sat on the Home Office's Tackling Extremism and Radicalisation Working Group
• She has also worked with the education department and the Department for International Development.
• In 2015, she was named in the BBC Woman's Hour Power List.

Secondary school tables just published show one in eight in England is below government standards.

Susanne Pearson, who escaped from war-torn Prague aged 11, is marking World Holocaust Memorial Day today by appearing in a short film, screened as part of the city’s commemorations.

Image source, Sheffield city council

Born in Czechoslovakia in 1928, Susanne lived with her parents in Prague and was then among the 10,000 predominantly Jewish children offered an escape route out of mainland Europe by Britain in the nine months leading up to the outbreak of the Second World War, through the Kindertransport scheme.

There's a vigil this evening in the Winter Gardens in Sheffield at 17:30.

Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live

A school in the Dearne Valley has set up a project to cut the cost of the school prom.

Dearne Advanced Learning Centre in Goldthorpe, Barnsley has collected donations of dresses and suits, and set up their own hire service ahead of the year 11 prom this summer.

For £10 you can hire a frock that could be worth hundreds of pounds.

A Bradford man wanted for recall to prison is back in custody. Daniel Frayne, 32, was released earlier this month from a sentence for burglary - but breached the terms of his licence.

He's now been re-arrested.

Three Yorkshire markets have been given top prizes in the Great British Market Awards.

Best Large Indoor Market went to Barnsley Market where judges said they had overcome "the pressures of refurbishment".

Skipton scooped the award for Best Large Speciality Market for Skipton Christmas Markets which attracts thousands of people every year.

And Todmorden Market won Best indoor Market.

Emma Glasbey
Journalist, BBC Look North

There's been a rise in the number of people sleeping rough on the streets in Yorkshire.

Figures out today show York has seen the biggest increase in the past year with Leeds, Sheffield and Bradford also seeing a rise.

Homeless charities say it is a growing problem and a worrying trend.

Bradford City boss Stuart McCall admits the team are "lacking form and confidence" after a bad run of results.