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In South Yorkshire, official crime figures show an increase of 62% in recorded incidents of violence against the person.
Robbery is up 46% year-on-year and domestic burglary up 58%.
Police in Bradford say they're looking for a woman who stopped at the scene of a fatal accident at the weekend as she could have vital clues about what happened.
Image source, GoogleOn Sunday a grey Audi Q7 came off the road and hit a wall on Bowling Back Lane killing a 22-year-old man and injuring four others.
West Yorkshire Police say the woman - who they describe as Asian - stopped at the scene of the accident in a black car and assisted the injured men.
A 22-year-old man from Bristol was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and has since been released under investigation.
Quote MessageWe are keen to speak to this woman as she may have information which could be vital to our investigation."
Sgt Ann Drury, West Yorkshire Police
Government figures show York has the highest number of rough sleepers in Yorkshire.
Read MoreLeeds United will reopen the consultation process on their new crest after it received widespread criticism.
Read MoreSix hundred candles were lit at York Minster last night to remember the six million men, women and children killed during the Holocaust.
It's part of a week-long programme of events to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on Saturday.
The candles were placed in the shape of the Star of David - the symbol of the Jewish faith.
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BBC Local Live, Sheffield
People who are against proposed fracking in Harthill, Rotheham, are expected to hold a protest later when councillors meet to decide whether to allow energy company Ineos to drill a test well.
Officers have recommended the planning application is rejected when councillors meet at Rotherham Town Hall at 13:00 today.
But Ineos commercial director Lynn Calder says the firm believes there's still a "strong case" for exploratory work to be carried out in Harthill:
A man has appeared in court charged with raping a 19-year-old woman in Leeds city centre, external.
Image source, Yorkshire Evening PostVolunteers from the Lunar Project in York are supplying the city's homeless women with sanitary products.
Latest figures show the city has the highest number of rough sleepers in Yorkshire. Twenty-nine people sleep on the city's streets.
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BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A painting of PC Suzanne Asquith, who was hailed a hero by people in York, has been unveiled.
PC Asquith was awarded the British Empire Medal for her work in the community.
She died of cancer in 2016 and a funeral service was held in York Minster.
Now, a portrait painted for her husband has been seen by him for the first time:
It's been a week since the Stocksbridge bypass was affected by flooding.
After reopening earlier this week, it seems the A616 Stocksbridge from Deepcar to Midhopestones was closed again overnight...
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Yorkshire's Air Ambulance has been called out 42 times at night in the first two months of it being allowed to fly when it's dark.
Before the end of last year, the service had been restricted to daylight hours only, but it recently upgraded its helicopters and its pilots are now wearing night vision goggles.
Fundraising manager Helen Callear says it's made a big difference:
A firearm was discharged in Bradford last night in what police are calling a "targeted" attack.
Image source, GoogleOfficers were called to Fenby Avenue at about 11:30 after a report of a window being damaged by what was believed to be a firearm.
Firearms officers attended and confirmed the damage to be consistent with a discharge. No injuries were reported.
A burned-out car found in Brompton Road a short time later may be linked to the incident, police say.
Det Ch Insp Jaz Khan said: "We would be keen to hear from anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity in the area, or anyone who saw a vehicle driving away from the area at speed."
A disability rights campaigner from Leeds is calling for more railway stations to have places for people to get changed in.
Colin McDonnell has a rare condition called Type 1 Glutaric Aciduria, which can lead to a lack of muscle control.
He wants more stations to bring in rooms where disabled adults can change safely and with "some dignity".
Network Rail says it's committed to putting passengers at the heart of its designs.
Colin's mum, Susan, says the rooms can make a huge difference to people's lives:
Police in York are warning people to "remain alert" after a teenage girl was approached by two strangers within minutes.
Image source, GoogleThe 16-year-old was walking to school near the National Railway Museum on the city's Leeman Road at about 08:45 yesterday morning when a man approached her and told her to "walk".
The girl managed to get away from the man, but was then approached by another man, but it's not known if the two are connected.
Anyone with information about the incident is being asked to contact police.
Sheffield's tree-felling programme has been paused because city council contractor Amey is concerned about the safety of its arborists and stewards in the face of continuing protests.
There have been daily clashes at Meersbrook Park Road for more than a week.
The tree-felling and replacement programme is part of Sheffield City Council's £2bn Streets Ahead project, which the authority says is to improve roads and footpaths in the city.
About 5,500 trees have been cut down since 2012.
The authority insists those earmarked for felling are either "dangerous, dead, diseased, dying, damaging or discriminatory".
However, campaigners say many of the trees classed by the council as "damaging" or "discriminatory" are healthy specimens which should not be cut down.
David Butt, from Streets Ahead, has told BBC Radio Sheffield's Toby Foster why he was temporarily halting the tree-felling programme:
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Contractor Amey has halted tree-felling work in Sheffield to assess safety of staff.
Image source, Kaye RamsdenThe move follows days of conflict with protesters on Meersbrook Park Road in the city.
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Leeds United caused a bit of a fuss yesterday when the club revealed its new logo.
Almost 70,000 people signed a petition calling on the club to change its mind, with fans describing the badge as "awful", "horrendous" and "shocking".
The club's Managing Director, Angus Kinnear, says the new owners will now launch a fresh consultation over the design.
Leeds branding expert Nick Wayne told Johnny I'Anson at BBC Radio Leeds the club may well have rushed into things and must now listen to the fans:
It's taken two decades to work out what York should look like over the next 15 years, but business leaders in the city say the long-delayed Local Plan still "lacks ambition" and will "hold back the city's economy".
The blueprint for development in the city is expected to be approved by senior councillors later, but the York and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce says it's not good enough
Its members say the plan doesn't include enough housing or land for businesses to develop.
Eamonn Keogh, from the Chamber of Commerce, thinks the government will throw the plan out:
An e-fit appeal is being made by police after a "substantial" amount of money was stolen by bogus officials from a 74-year-old Rotherham man.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThe theft happened at about 17:30 on Tuesday 16 January after two men knocked on the door of a property in Kimberworth Park.
The men claimed to be from the water authority, saying there was a problem with the water, and asked to be let inside.
It's thought one man kept the victim in the kitchen while the other searched the property upstairs before they both left after about 15 minutes.
The victim later found that a "significant" sum of cash had been taken and items within the property had been damaged.
Anyone who recognised the man pictured in the e-fit image above, or who saw any suspicious activity in the area at the time, is being asked to contact police.
