Sheffield United continue their push for a Championship play-off place with a narrow win at home to QPR.

Jose Morais' first game as Barnsley boss ends in disappointment as they lose to fellow Championship strugglers Burton.

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A 22-year-old man was hurt in the crash, which happened after a car failed to stop for police.

The top stories from across Yorkshire so far today include:

• Total of "110 designated suspects" over Rotherham abuse
• Doncaster Knights player Ian Williams dies during training session
• Wakefield man jailed for 13 years over home-made bomb
• North Yorkshire Police HQ parking to be reviewed after complaints
• Ambitious bus plans announced in Leeds

Two people who were lost in a South Yorkshire woodland last night were luckily found by a mountain rescue dog who was on a training exercise.

Image source, Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team

The Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team had hidden a fake body in Loxley Woodland to test Scout the rescue dog's ability to find humans.

Soon into the exercise, Scout signalled to his handler that he had discovered a scent - which then lead rescuers to two people who didn't have a torch and couldn't find their way to safety.

A dog training team member said: "After indicating a find, Scout then guided his handler into where the missing people were situated, returning several times to continue guiding as his handler got nearer the location.

"The pair then helped the people out of the woodland and into safety."

Cameron Osburn set up a football team specifically for boys and girls under 12 with disabilities.

The number of bus journeys made in Leeds in the next 10 years should be doubled, according to the city's travel bosses.

Leeds City Council wants to make journeys from Bradford, Alwoodley, Oakwood and Roundhay more bus friendly and has revealed a target of 500,000 bus trips per day.

Keith Wakefield, chair of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority Transport Committee, said: "Improving the region's transport network is at the heart of our ambition to generate faster growth."

The government confirmed £173m funding to improve public transport in Leeds last April.

We mentioned a short time ago about two men, aged 20 and 33, having been arrested in Leeds city centre after a man believed to have a gun concealed in his clothing was seen.

This was the scene on Great George Street at about 15:55 this afternoon after police responded to a call from a member of the public.

A search of the white van in the pictures has been carried out but no weapons have been recovered as yet, say police.

Image source, Alex Rosenberg

Image source, Alex Rosenberg

Two men have been arrested by armed police in Leeds after reports of a man seen with a gun concealed in his clothing.

Image source, Chris Hollins

Police were called just before 15:55 this afternoon after police received reports about a man leaving a fast food restaurant on Low Road who was believed to have a hidden gun.

The man got into a white van and headed into the city centre where officers arrested two men, aged 20 and 33, on Great George Street.

A search of the vehicle has been conducted but no weapons have yet been recovered, say police.

This man is being sought by police after being released from prison, external and breaking the terms of his licence.

Image source, Humberside Police

Kevin Charles Kirk, 51, from Hull was last seen in the Morley area of Leeds on 15 February.

Humberside Police say they've tried to find him but have so far been unsuccessful.

Anyone with any information about his whereabouts is being asked to call 101.

The 42-year-old man was convicted of manufacturing drugs and explosives.

Titles on offer include the Barwick-in-Elmet manor, said to be the oldest in England.

People in Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield, look set to take control of one of the village's main buildings.

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Kirklees Council, which is looking to cut costs, is expected to hand over the running of its Civic Hall to a charitable trust.

Local residents say they want to put on gigs, private parties and performing arts events at the site:

The number of potential victims of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham has risen to more than 1,500, the National Crime Agency (NCA) has said.

At a briefing today, NCA senior investigating officer Paul Williamson said his team was actively engaged with more than 260 victims while 144 officers were working on 34 distinct investigations.

The "momentum and pace" of the investigation was increasing, he said, but progress was necessarily slow because many victims were extremely vulnerable.

"We will not falter in our commitment as an agency to this task," said Mr Williamson.

"The identification and bringing to justice of offenders is what we'll be judged on."

National League strugglers Halifax appoint Jamie Fullarton as their new manager.

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Jamie Nicholls, from Halifax, has shared the view he has during practice for the Big Air in Pyeongchang.

He will compete in the men's Big Air qualifications on Wednesday.

The 24-year-old, who is the older cousin of snowboarder Katie Ormerod, shared the footage on his YouTube channel:

Did you witness an assault on a train guard earlier this month?

If so police in Ben Rhydding want to hear from you.

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It happened just before 19:40 on 5 February on the Ilkley to Leeds train.

The guard had challenged a teenage girl and boy who didn't have tickets, they became abusive and punched him, leaving him with a cut above his eye.

The pair got off at Ben Rhydding station and hit the train as they left. The guard needed stitches.

British Transport Police want to speak to people who were on the train at the time of the incident, including a woman who offered to give first aid to the guard.

A Doncaster Knights player has died during a training session, the rugby club has confirmed.

Image source, Doncaster Knights

Prop forward Ian Williams, 27, collapsed during the session at Castle Park.

He joined the club last summer from Rotherham Titans and made six appearances for the Knights.

In a statement on the Doncaster Knights website, external, a spokesperson said: "We extend our deepest sympathies to Ian's mother Pippa, father Phillip and sister Helen."

A luxury bed maker from Leeds is investing £1.8m in a new wire drawing facility at British Steel's site in Scunthorpe.

Image source, Steve Morgan/British Steel

The facility will make fine wire used for pocket springs in Harrison Spinks mattresses.

A total of 22 new jobs will be created and the facility is expected to be up and running by April.