As work on felling street trees in Sheffield resumes today police say they're changing their approach.

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The work by the contrator AMEY on behalf of the city council was suspended following clashes between workers and protesters.

Today a senior police officer, Assistant Chief Constable David Hartley, says his officers will now be adopting a higher profile:

Protesters say they are not to blame for outbreaks of violence.

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Harrogate Water moves toward reducing the amount of plastic going to landfill sites.

In a bid to get more companies to change their vehicle fleets, Sheffield City Council is testing five hydrogen-powered vans, external.

It wants businesses in the city to see them in action and to change their fleets to cut emissions.

Kylie Minogue has announced that she's coming to Leeds Arena for the first time as part of her new tour later this year.

The Australian pop star, who is well-known for her flamboyant and colourful shows, will tour the UK and Ireland.

Her new album "Golden" is due out next month.

Tickets for the show at the First Direct Arena go on sale on Friday 2 March.

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A three-day celebration of Yorkshire's most beloved pink vegetable returns today.

The Wakefield Rhubarb Festival, which is now in its 12th year, starts this morning.

The council says it is an important boost to the local economy.

Visitors will have the chance to see and taste rhubarb inspired food.

You'll also be able to seen how it is grown.

You can also have a go at extracting rhubarb DNA.

Campaigners are planning a protest at Hull City's match tonight about the club's owners.

Fans have already taken part in protests this season, with one group now threatening to blow whistles during the match tonight.

Head coach Nigel Adkins has urged fans keep their protests out of the stadium.

Hull City take on Sheffield United this evening.

The controversial tree felling programme is resuming in Sheffield today after being halted because of increased protesting.

Last month Sheffield City Council and contractors Amey halted the work while they carried out a safety review.

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A 14-year-old girl is missing from Bradford.

Mary Vunana was last seen on Tuesday morning as she left for school and but failed to return home.

She was last seen wearing a red coat, boots and jeans.

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Gemma Dillon
Political Reporter, BBC Radio York

Turmoil at the City of York Council continued last night as former leader David Carr quit the Conservative Party and councillors failed to appoint a new leader of the authority.

It had been expected that councillor Ian Gillies would take over from David Carr, who was sacked after a vote of no confidence by his own party.

Councillor Gillies failed to get the support he needed.

David Carr accused part of his party of betrayal.

He told a full council meeting that he and fellow member Suzie Mercer will now serve as independents.

He said it was a tough decision.

This caused quite a bit of congestion yesterday so here's a reminder that this road remains closed this morning.

A6024 Woodhead Road in both directions closed due to ruptured water main between Thong Lane / Miry Lane (Holmfirth) and Northgate(Honley).

Watch out for this problem this morning.

Look North's Abbie Dewhurst has the weather forecast (just pull the duvet cover tighter)

If you're catching a train from across Yorkshire this morning, most services are on time.

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A new exhibition looking at the life and legacy of Anne Frank is coming to Rotherham.

The Diary of Anne Frank is a global bestseller, describing the Jewish girl's life in hiding with her family in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam in World War Two.

The Frank family were deported to Auschwitz death camp in 1944, and Anne died later in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at the age of 15.

The Anne Frank and You exhibition includes a replica of her bedroom and diary and looks at how her work can be linked to more contemporary issues like prejudice, violence and women's rights.

It's taking place until 30 March in the library at Riverside House.

BRAVE gives counselling and one-to-one sessions to violent men and domestic abusers but is to close.

The top stories from across Yorkshire so far today include:

• Robbers guilty of father's stab death in Sheffield
• Northallerton Hospital 'won't close' - Health bosses
• Appeal after mass bar brawl in Leeds pub
• Leeds United delays introduction of new crest
• BBC Look North presenters' Yorkshire charity sofa-pull

Do you know this man? Police in Harrogate want to speak to him after a man inappropriately touched a woman then assaulted another man.

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It happened on 9 February at the Revolution de Cuba bar in Harrogate.

A 34-year-old woman from Leeds was inappropriately touched by a man at about midnight.

The same man then assaulted a 33-year-old man, also from Leeds,.who was pushed over and left with a cut on his nose, bruising around his eye, a swollen neck and cuts on his arm.

BRAVE, in Bradford, offers counselling for violent men and domestic abusers but is to close.

Three people, including one woman police found hiding in a fridge, have been charged over burglary offences in Selby.

Officers say they found a number of stolen items when the three were arrested, including handbags, power tools, a horse harness, a cat carrier and this pocket watch:

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A 41-year-old man and a 31-year-old man, both from Selby, were arrested in a tent in Barlow Grange Woods earlier this week and have been charged with burglary offences.

A 32-year-old woman who was found hiding in her fridge at a house in Barlby has also been charged with similar offences.

All three have been remanded in custody to appear at court next month and police have issued an appeal to help return the stolen items to their owners, external.

One of three men accused of murdering a 23-year-old man admitted in prison to ordering the killing, a jury has heard.

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Matthew Cohen, 29, is alleged to have told an inmate at HMP Doncaster he told Dale Gordon, 33, to shoot Aseel Al-Essaie in February 2017.

Mr Al-Essaie died after he was shot at point blank range as he sat in his car on Daniel Hill, Sheffield.

Mr Cohen, of Bramwell Close, Mr Gordon, of St Phillip's Road, and Keil Bryan, 32, of Brackley Street, are on trial at Sheffield Crown Court. All three deny murder.

The trial continues.