Gamers targeted by virtual advertspublished at 15:30 British Summer Time 13 April 2018
The pitchside virtual adverts will only be seen by people playing Football Manager 2018 in Leeds.
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Andrew Barton, Rob Rose and Nick Wilmshurst
The pitchside virtual adverts will only be seen by people playing Football Manager 2018 in Leeds.
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One to avoid if you can:
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Police are searching for two men who attempted to steal lead from a roof in Selby.
The pair climbed scaffolding and attempted to remove it from a property on Park Street at about 19:30 on Thursday, 29 March.
Anyone who witnessed the attempted theft should contact police on 101.
The NHS in Leeds has taken the unusual step of advertising its services within a computer game, which will only be shown to players who live in the city.
MindMate is an awareness campaign set up to promote its mental health services to young people in Leeds and will appear during gameplay for a month on on Football Manager 2018.
NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group says the campaign is being "geo-targeted" so only people who are playing the game in the city will see it - A first for any NHS campaign.
For more information on MindMate and the services that are on offer, click here., external
Quote MessageMental health and wellbeing is an important subject for children and young people, so our aim is to signpost MindMate as a resource that they can turn to"
Dr Jane Mischenko, NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group
A wet outfield means no play is possible on day one between Yorkshire and last season's county champions Essex.
Read MoreA man armed with a syringe has stolen cash from a supermarket in Kimberworth, Rotherham.
Police say the man entered the McColl's store on Oaks Lane and demanded money at about 06:25 on Monday 9 April.
The man is described as white, about 5ft 7in tall and was wearing a dark hooded jacket with grey tracksuits bottoms, he was also carrying a yellow JD sports bag.
No one was injured during the robbery, say police.
Officers are now appealing for witnesses and information.
A man who indecently assaulted four girls - holding a gun to the head of one of his teenage victims - has been jailed today.
Maurice Rhodes, 61 of Rookwith Parade in Bradford, was sentenced to a total of 15 years at Bradford Crown Court after abusing girls from 1984 to 2003.
He was also found guilty of possessing an imitation gun after he held a gun to the head of one of his victims, who was only 13 at the time.
West Yorkshire Police say they were first made aware of his offending in 2003 when one of his victims came forward, but she withdrew her allegations and the case was dropped.
Then in 2016 she came forward again and the investigation was relaunched meaning more victims came forward.
Quote MessageRhodes not only sexually abused his victims over many years, he was also prepared to threaten them with violence to ensure he got what he wanted"
Det Con Polly Jackson, West Yorkshire Police
Sarah Urwin
Reporter, BBC Radio York
Here's the moment Yorkshire's Jack Laugher and dive partner Chris Mears landed their round five dive to clinch gold at the Commonwealth Games a short time ago.
I'm at the party in Laugher's home city of Ripon, where people gathered to see the current Olympic champions defend their Commonwealth title.
It's said to be the hardest dive in the world - but the City of Leeds diver and partner managed it:
Police are looking for a driver who drove his vehicle into a 31-year-old man before attacking him in the Hyde Park area of Doncaster.
The incident took place on Chequer Road near the junction with Childers Street on Wednesday 28 March at about 17:30.
The driver left the scene after the attack leaving the man with minor injuries to his face.
Anyone who witnessed the incident should call police on 101.
The Halifax Choral Society, one of the oldest choirs in the world, celebrates its bicentenary this weekend.
It's been going since 1817 and is the longest-running choir in the country.
To mark the event, its members will be singing exactly the same music as their predecessors did during their very first performance
John Pryce Jones, the choir's Music Director, says choosing to perform The Creation by Haydn on Sunday has special significance:
Men's 3m synchro springboard
They're the Olympic champions and now they're back-to-back Commonwealth champions.
Jack Laugher and Chris Mears have done it! They take the title with ease as they finish 21 points ahead of the field.
Laugher, from Leeds, makes it three golds on the Gold Coast, too. An incredible haul.
Canada take silver through Phillippe Gagne and Francois Imbeau-Dulac, and Dominic Bedggood and Matthew Carter of Australia earn bronze.
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There are queues and slow traffic for nearly six miles on the M62 this lunchtime after a crash:
The collision has closed one lane eastbound between J25 and J36 near Brighouse.
One to avoid if you can.
Millions of pounds' worth of refurbishment works are set to start at Rotherham's main transport interchange.
Improved lighting, seating, information screens, and a CCTV system are part of the upgrades.
A temporary development is currently being built at nearby Forge Island to accommodate the bus services while the works are being carried out.
Travel South Yorkshire says the arrangements are to minimise disruption to customers.
The work is due to start on Monday 30 April.
Yorkshire's Jack Laugher has taken his third gold medal at the Commonwealth Games.
The Ripon-born City of Leeds diver has already won gold in the 1m and 3m springboard.
Diving in the men's synchro event with his partner Chris Mears, the current Olympic champions successfully defended the Commonwealth title to take the top prize.
Yorkshire's Jack Laugher is hoping to scoop his third gold medal at the Commonwealth Games soon.
He's already taken gold in the 1m springboard and yesterday in the 3m.
Today, he'll dive in the men's synchro event with his partner Chris Mears.
Back home in Ripon, family and friends are cheering him on at a party at the Spa Hotel.
Helen McKenzie, a friend of the family and Jack's former PE Teacher, says the pair are in perfect harmony:
A man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after he was hit by a car this morning in Leeds.
It happened at about 10:40 on Radcliffe Lane in Pudsey.
The road is currently cordoned-off by police.
The car involved was a white Jaguar.
The man - who was on foot - was taken to Leeds General Infirmary with serious injuries.
A 31-year-old man has been charged over a stabbing outside Sheffield railway station.
Following the incident a 39-year-old man was taken to hospital with a leg injury on Wednesday, say British Transport Police.
The Arctic Monkeys have added two extra dates in Sheffield for their tour.
The band, which formed in Sheffield back in 2002, will now host four gigs in their home city as part of their sixth album announcement titled Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino.
The Arctic Monkeys announced their return to music earlier this month after a break of five years.
The Halifax Choral Society - one of the oldest choirs in the world - celebrates its bicentenary this weekend.
To mark the event, they'll be singing exactly the same music as their predecessors did during their very first performance in 1818.
They celebrate their bicentenary on Sunday.
One of the members, Jane Oakes, has had five generations of her family who have been involved in the choir.
Police have released this e-fit image following an armed robbery at Rotherham Rugby Club last week.
Three men, who were armed with a hammer, entered the club on Badsley Moor Lane on Monday 2 April at about 20:45 and threatened a female bar worker.
They then pushed the woman against a wall, causing her to hit her head, before taking about £240 in cash.
Anyone who may recognise the man in e-fit image should call police on 101.