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A £30m plan to improve the Piccadilly area of York will go before senior city councillors later today.
Image source, City of York CouncilThe scheme includes scrapping the Clifford's Tower car park and building a multi-storey on St George's field instead.
The council's executive will be asked to approve a first investment of nearly £2.5m so the plans can progress.
As Leeds United say they will do their best to alleviate any fears their players have over their planned post-season tour of Myanmar, an MP says the trip could "damage the reputation" of the city of Leeds
Image source, Getty ImagesLeeds will play two games in May in the country, where families have fled their homes because of military operations.
Owner Andrea Radrizzani has defended the trip, after criticism from shadow sports minister Dr Rosena Allin-Khan.
Leeds North East MP Fabian Hamilton said in a statement "This tour would damage the reputation of our great city and Leeds United’s loyal fans. I urge Andrea Radrizzani to call it off now.”
Leeds boss Paul Heckingbottom admits some players "may have had a sleepless night" over the club's planned trip to Myanmar.
Read MoreMore than 16,000 people have now signed an online petition, external to save Filey's fishing heritage.
The fear is that new rules from the Environment Agency could shorten the sea trout catching season, putting people out of business.
The change is intended to protect stocks of salmon that get caught in the same nets.
Quote MessagePer year, the average catch of salmon by this small commercial fleet is just 157 fish. In comparison, the catch of sea trout is over 4,600 fish. This valuable, sustainable sea trout fishery will be completely eliminated by the EA's proposals"
Fishing campaign petition message
Victoria Prest
Local Democracy Reporter, North Yorkshire
The people who run York's Museum Gardens, a riverside botanical park in the centre of the city, have been asked to produce more evidence to support their bid to have CCTV cameras installed there, said the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS).
Image source, Geograph/David DixonEarlier this year, following an increased terror threat the York Museums Trust (YMT) applied for planning permission to install the cameras at the park entrance and on some of its buildings.
At the time a museum spokeman said it had followed advice from law enforcement agencies and would "offer further protection to the public and to our historic buildings from any anti-social behaviour in the area".
Now planning documents show one of the council's own planning officers asking for written justification on why the cameras are needed.
The gardens contain five listed buildings and the ruins of St Mary's Abbey, a scheduled ancient monument.
A spokesman for the YMT said that since receiving new guidance from the city council, it has submitted a more detailed document for planners to consider.
Police say a man and a woman have been found injured after reports of a shooting in Sheffield.
Image source, GooglePeople reported hearing shots around 21:45 last night around Crown Place behind Park Hill flats.
A 19-year-old man was taken to hospital and later a 43-year-old injured woman was also taken to hospital.
Officers beleive both were injured in the same incident.
Quote MessageWhile we are trying to ascertain all the facts and to understand the circumstances, there is a strong possibility this may have been a targeted attack"
Acting Det Insp Mitch Leach, South Yorkshire Police
York Minster's Grand Organ is to undergo a major £2m restoration for the first time in 100 years.
Image source, Geograph/Julian P GuffoggThe instrument dates back to 1834.
More than 5,000 of the organ's pipes will be removed and repaired.
The project starts this autumn and will take nearly two years.
Have you seen this missing Leeds 14-year-old?
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceTimothy Williams was last seen at his home in on Tuesday.
West Yorkshire Police say they are concerned for the teenager's welfare.
If you know where he is, you're being asked to get in touch with the police.
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There's been yet another crash on the M62 today.
This time it's eastbound at J28-J29 involving a van:
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Barnsley boss Jose Morais says that he is the right man for the club even if they get relegated this Saturday.
Read MoreEarlier, we were treated to a hazy sunrise over Yorkshire seen from 1,514ft up in the air from the crew of West Yorkshire Police's helicopter.
Now another social media post by the crew has provided us with a window on a slightly damper scene from later this morning:
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A man from Rotherham has admitted offences involving indecent images of children.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceJason O'Hanlon, 24, of Beech Road, pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children.
He's been given a two-year-suspended prison sentence, a five-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order and he's been placed on the Sex Offenders Register for two years.
His computer equipment was also ordered to be destroyed.
O'Hanlon originally pleaded not guilty to the offences, but changed his plea to guilty on what would have been the first day of his trial.
Quote MessageMaking indecent images of children is an inexcusable and deplorable crime and will not be tolerated. Our priority is to protect vulnerable members of society and we have a number of ongoing operations around the protection of children."
Det Con Rachel Watts, South Yorkshire Police
Plans are approved for a new emergency services communications network in the Yorkshire Dales.
Read MoreThese are the latest pictures from a truck which has overturned on the M62:
Image source, Highways EnglandIt's happened at J28 westbound and has completely closed the carriageway to all traffic.
Police and Highways England workers are currently trying to clear the road.
The lorry appears to have been carrying soft drinks:
Image source, Highways EnglandHighways England says the road could remain closed until 18:00 depending on how long it takes to move the truck.
Diversions have been put in place
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An overturned lorry which has shed its load is expected to to keep the M62 closed at J28 westbound until at least 18:00, according to Highways England:
Image source, Charlotte SugdenMotorists are being diverted via the exit and entry slips at J28 as police and Highways England workers try to clear the scene.
There are delays back to J30.
Drivers are being told to use M1 and M621 to keep going on the M62 westward and for the Midlands to use M1.
The 77-year-old headbutted one pupil and attacked another in the school dining room, a trial heard.
Read MoreOne person has been arrested after a man who was found unconscious at a Wakefield hotel died.
Image source, GoogleEmergency Services were called to a hotel on Denby Dale Road at about 01:13 this morning after a 36-year-old man was found unconscious.
He was taken to hospital but died later, a post mortem examination will be carried out to find out the cause of his death.
West Yorkshire Police have arrested a 33-year-old man on suspicion of possession of drugs with intent to supply in connection with the death.
Could self-driving taxis be coming to Leeds later this year?
The PODs, like the one above, are already in use at Heathrow Airport and there are plans to trial them in Leeds city centre later this year.
Telecoms operator AQL and Gulf Oil want to deploy the driverless taxis on the city's South Bank and say the technology "has the potential to reshape public transport".
The consortium also claims that the taxis will "also improve passenger and pedestrian safety".
Quote MessageWe see the South Bank as a blank canvas to create an integrated plan."
Prof Adam Beaumont, AQL
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The M62 is not having a good day.
Earlier there were major delays eastbound which has now cleared, but now a lorry has overturned and blocked the motorway westbound at J28:
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It's so far caused a queue of about five miles, but you can expect that to get much longer if Highways England aren't able to move the lorry quickly.
A man held in Pakistan over a house fire in Huddersfield that killed eight members of the same family is fighting extradition to the UK.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceShahid Mohammed was arrested on suspicion of murder in Pakistan in 2015 after 12 years on the run.
He is wanted over the fire in Bikrby in 2002, which killed five young sisters, their mother, uncle and grandfather.
As first reported in the Huddersfield Examiner, external, the Home Office said he had appealed against extradition.