Most roadworks will be lifted but 30 will stay, while 400 sets of rail engineering take place.

Matthew Cohen tells Sheffield Crown Court: "I'm not naming nobody."

A party ruling means MP Dan Jarvis must stand down if he is elected Sheffield City Region mayor.

South Yorkshire's chief constable said police had "bent over backwards" not to make arrests.

Here are five stories to help you catch up on the news today in Yorkshire:

1. Man, woman and child in hospital after Leeds flats fire.
2. Jason McGill leaves York City FC with immediate effect.
3. Police body cameras lead to fall in violence and Taser use.
4. Halifax loses out as Huddersfield passes 'go' to win Monopoly prize.
5. Air pollution link to childhood asthma cases in Bradford.

A five-year-old girl who went missing on her way to school this morning in Leeds has said she was approached by a man.

The girl became separated from her parents on the walk to school in the Armley area.

Her mother alerted school staff who searched the area and found the girl being brought back to school by her grandmother having returned to her home roughly half a mile away

She described the man who came up to her as white with brown hair.

Police are asking for anyone with information to contact them but did say that they appreciate there may be an "innocent explanation".

A tiny frog has made its way from the Dominican Republic to Wakefield - via Tesco!

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The frog had travelled 4,000 miles and was discovered at a supermarket in Blackburn.

It is now in the care of Reptilia, a specialist exotics centre in Ossett.

South Yorkshire police has confirmed they have closed an investigation into the alleged poisoning of tree removal workers in Sheffield.

In January a retired couple from Meersbrook Park Road said they had been questioned by officers about the alleged poisoning of three workers who were felling trees.

The suggestion was they could have put poison in cups of tea and a glass of orange juice.

The police have now confirmed the case is closed.

Would you let the Castleford Tigers splash around in your swimming pool this Easter?

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The rugby league side are trying to find a swimming pool which won't be too busy during the school holidays.

Tigers coach, Daryl Powell, joked that fans should "give us a call" if they would be happy to have the sportsmen in their pool.

Powell said: "A lot of people are off work over Easter and kids want to be swimming.

"Football clubs have their own swimming pools, we don't, we have to work within the local community to get what we can."

The Super League side use a swimming pool as part of their post-match recovery routine with players swimming or running in the water.

Castleford Tigers have a busy week ahead playing Wakefield Trinity on Thursday evening and Warrington Wolves on Monday afternoon.

Yorkshire Evening Post

The life of Leeds street musician Jonny Walker will be celebrated with a day of live performances in his memory tomorrow, external.

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An investigation into the Bramley flat fire earlier today is proving difficult because the room it started in has been totally destroyed, according to West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue.

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It's been confirmed the fire in high-rise flats in Bramley was started on the eighth floor.

Three people were taken to hospital after the blaze but their injuries are not thought to be serious.

Their opponents are the Ukraine and the venue is Bramall Lane, home of Sheffield United.

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It's part of the qualifiers for a place at Euro 2019 and the England side already top their group and are five points clear of tonight's opponents.

Kick-off is at 18:00.

Bradford magician Dynamo has said medication for Crohn's disease has caused his recent change in appearance.

Dynamo, whose real name is Steven Frayne, posted a video on his social media accounts explaining he became "really sick" in 2017.

A man has been treated in hospital for a fractured skull and hearing loss after a hit and run in Normanby.

The 18-year-old was hit by a red vehicle (possibly a BMW) outside the Woodman Arms pub on Normanby High Street.at about 22:30 on 17 March.

Police believe the number 63 bus was passing at the time and are urging any witnesses to come forward.

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Sheffield Star

Vandals who defaced one of Sheffield's best-known works of public art, external have come under fire.

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North Yorkshire PCC Julia Mulligan is bidding to handle budgets and strategy for both fire and police departments.

Video cameras are to be attached to bin lorries to help detect potholes in North Yorkshire.

York City Council has already been trialing the high definition 'pothole spotter' technology.

The council is expected to spend £72,000 expanding the current trial across the city.

Yesterday we reported York and North Yorkshire will get more than £3.5m to pay for emergency pothole repairs.

The money will be used to fix damage caused during a recent spell of cold, wet and snowy weather.

The fate of a distinctive street tree in Sheffield remains unclear, despite a charity offering to fund work which could see it reprieved from being felled.

The oak tree on Vernon Road was expected to be cut down last year as part of the city-wide road improvement programme.

The council says work to stop the tree from damaging the road could cost thousands of pounds.

The charity Trees for Cities , externalsubmitted its own report to the council earlier this month, saying said the work would cost substantially less and has offered to pay for it.

A raid on a house in Sheffield has seen a man being arrested on suspicion of involvement in modern slavery.

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Officers from the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority, external were involved in the operation on Greenwood Avenue, in the Littledale area

A 33 year-old man was arrested and has been released under investigation as enquiries continue.

True North, which runs The Waggon and Horses, wants to put a beer garden in Millhouses Park.