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Police in Halifax say they're hunting a serial flasher who indecently assaulted a woman in a pedestrian subway.
Image source, GoogleOfficers say they've had a number of reports of a man exposing himself to women at the bottom of Pellon Lane in the town, they say he is aged 20 to 30 years old.
In the latest incident, a woman in her 30s was walking through the subway, she noticed a man stood at one end who exposed himself and assaulted her - She ran off and was unharmed.
The police have had reports of the same thing happening to women from 12 February to last Wednesday between 09:00 and 17:15.
Quote MessageI do believe that this a lone individual and I would like to hear from anyone who has any information, or may be able to identify the person responsible to come forward"
Det Sgt Ross Wadsworth, West Yorkshire Police
We've heard lots of feelgood stories from people helping others out in the snow.
Thanks to one of our Yorkshire Live readers for sending in this lovely tale from a supermarket in Sowerby Bridge:
Today, on my way to the shop I saw a member of Tesco staff politely approach the lad in the high viz gear who was busily shovelling snow outside the store. When asked if he had been sent by Tesco HQ, he said, no.
In amazement, the staff member asked "then, who sent you?" to which he answered, "Nobody" after which he went back to shovelling, single handedly.
I watched him clearing the pathways and car park of snow. Amazing!
Geoff Nemec
Image source, Geoff NemecThe M62 is likely to remain closed into this evening according to Highways England.
Image source, AFP/PAThe agency says there are now wind speeds of up to 90mph and that they've kept the road closed "for the safety of drivers".
Highways England say the snow has now been cleared from the M62 but they are still spreading salt to keep it free from ice so it can open as soon as winds drop below 60 mph.
They also revealed that a gap was cut in the barrier yesterday evening so that cars could turn around and continue their journeys.
Quote MessageWe’d urge drivers to avoid travelling this evening if at all possible as the diversion routes for the motorway are also very busy”
Phil Stockford, Highways England
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) has warned people to be careful near frozen lakes or ponds this weekend.
Image source, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue ServiceFire Chiefs say thin ice can be very dangerous and if anyone were to fall into freezing water it would be a life-threatening situation.
Cold water shock is a natural human response and causes people to panic and gasp for air but then take in water instead.
WYFRS says even good swimmers can get into difficulty.
Quote MessageWe would like to remind the people of West Yorkshire about the perils of frozen ponds and lakes and the immediate debilitating effect on the body of falling into cold water"
Asst Ch Fire Officer Ian Bitcon, WYFRS
Have you seen this man?
He's been missing since Wednesday and was last seen in Huddersfield.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceWest Yorkshire Police say Reuben Smith from Holmfirth was last seen at 18:00 in Huddersfield.
Officers say the 47-year-old was last seen wearing an Adidas woolly hat, army-style Superdry jacket, black boots and jeans.
These pictures have just been tweeted by a West Yorkshire motorway policeman from the A65 last night:
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThey really show the kind of conditions the police, Highways England and mountain rescue teams were trying to deal with.
Image source, West Yorkshire PolicePC Martin Willis said they were battling 95 mph winds as they tried to move snow to free motorists.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceHe said in a tweet "Incredible teamwork last night by mountain rescue @WYP_RPU, external@HighwaysYORKS, external and local farmers, to rescue stranded drivers and try to reopen roads!
Battling 95mph wind gusts, extreme wind chill and blizzard conditions."