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Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani says he did not reconsider the decision to take the club on a controversial post-season trip to Myanmar, despite criticism from the city's Labour MPs.

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MPs Rachel Reeves, Hilary Benn, Richard Burgon, Fabian Hamilton and Alex Sobel said it was "deeply inappropriate".

United began their tour on Wednesday, losing 2-1 to the hosts' National League All Stars in Yangon.

Radrizzani told the BBC he wasn't "interested in playing politics".

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There are some serious delays on the East Coast mainline this afternoon.

The delays have been caused by a train fire at Stevenage.

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Many of the services to and from Yorkshire are delayed by about an hour.

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Sheffield Pride organisers have been criticised for describing the event as a march "of celebration not protest".

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The comment, included in an email to participants, has sparked anger on social media, with one person saying it was "whitewashing our entire struggle".

Concerns have also been raised over a plan to vet placards on the march.

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Event manager Darren Hopkinson said the main priority was to celebrate though he appreciated the event had a protest element to it.

Cricket officials are in Bradford to talk about plans to get more young people from the South Asian community interested in the sport.

The England Cricket Board, external(ECB) hopes to get more players, fans and volunteers into every level of the game.

The Quaid E Azam cricket league, external in Bradford is the oldest Asian league in the UK - chairman Taj Butt says its important to increase interest in the game across all communties:

Officers searching the Lodge Moor area of Sheffield have found the body of a man believed to be Mark Richardson.

The 49-year-old was reported missing on Friday 4 May.

Although formal identification is yet to take place, his family have been informed and are receiving specialist support.

The death is not being treated as suspicious.

Musician John Parr, who is most famous for his 1985 hit single St. Elmo's Fire, has expressed his regret at the closure of a well known music shop.

Electro Music on Copley Road in Doncaster, has gone out of business after 26 years.

The Grammy nominated musician described the closure of Electro Music on Copley Road, Doncaster, as a "great shame".

The shop had been open for 26 years.

Campaigners are urging officials not to knock-down a "brutalist" building in Bradford.

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Buildings like the Jacobs Well office block were built across the UK after World War II, but the block is due to be demolished on 2 July.

Bradford Civic Society said the council, which own the building, should be absolutely positive there was no alternative to demolition.

It looks doubtful that any efforts to keep the building will be successful.

Police have released A CCTV image of a man they want to interview about an armed robbery at a jewellery store in Rotherham.

Staff at Diamonds Classic Gold Jewellers at Imperial Buildings were threatened by three armed men on Monday 30 April.

A large quantity of jewellery was stolen in the incident and the men were reported to have made off in a stolen black Honda Civic.

Celebrations are continuing after Huddersfield Town secured their place in the Premier League next season after scoring an all-important point against Chelsea in a draw last night.

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Following the match, Terriers manager David Wagner said: "We didn't have to rely on other teams, we've done it on our own. Nobody expected it apart from us."

And Huddersfield keeper Jonas Lossl has positively gushed on Twitter:

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The Danish goalkeeper made some fine saves as Huddersfield frustrated Chelsea to secure the team's Premier League future for another season.

A woman who died after being struck by a car on a pedestrian crossing has been named.

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Shantelle Kirkup, from Northallerton, was hit on St Cuthbert's Way, Darlington, on Sunday afternoon.

The 29-year-old was with her five-year-old son, who was injured in the crash.

An email sent to Sheffield Pride participants described it as "a march of celebration not protest".

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It appears that the cordon at the scene of a shooting in Leeds has finally been lifted:

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Bradford-based Morrisons has reported a 3.8% rise in like-for-like sales, excluding fuel, for the 13 weeks to 6 May.

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The supermarket chain attributed the growth to, among other things, its new wholesaling partnership with McColl's, which saw a 1.8% rise in like-for-like sales.

Morrisons also said it had introduced two new ranges in this period - its "Wonky" line of misshapen, low-priced fruit and vegetables, and its cut-price own label Savers, which features chilled and frozen food items.

A South Yorkshire MP has called on the government to act on the mental health crisis he says is facing both teachers and pupils.

John Healey, Labour MP for Wentworth and Dearne, has made the call after receiving a letter from a local student concerned about recent changes to GCSEs and the impact they are having on student stress levels.

Meanwhile, the Education Support Partnership says it dealt with over 8,500 cases in Yorkshire between April 2017 and March 2018 - a 38% rise in education staff getting in touch.

Mr Healey says young people and teachers are feeling pressure more than ever and "more needs to be done to deal with this rapidly rising crisis":

Network Rail bosses and transport secretary Chris Grayling are in York to announce plans to introduce digital technology across the rail network over the next decade.

They say modernising the signalling system will allow more trains an hour to use the same stretches of track and will improve reliability.

Network Rail boss Mark Carne says changes need to be made to the way the railways operate:

But the RMT rail union in the north of England says it's heard too many announcements which have then not been backed up by delivery.

Former Conservative Nick Farmer was dismissed as a firefighter over "offensive" comments.

Shantelle Kirkup's five-year-old son remains in a stable condition in hospital having also been hit.

Police say they are concerned for a man's safety after he went missing in the early hours of this morning:

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Tiras Benjamin was last seen at about 00:30 on Scott Hall Avenue in Chapeltown.

The 31-year-old was wearing green tracksuit bottoms and a white t-shirt with writing across the chest.

Officers say they're concerned for his safety "due to his vulnerability".

This is the latest picture from the scene of a shooting in Leeds last night, as police comb the area for evidence.

A 23-year-old man was shot last night as he sat in a car at traffic lights on Burmantofts Street, near to the A64 flyover.

He was taken to hospital for treatment to a minor gunshot wound on his shoulder and was arrested by police on suspicion of possession of a firearm.

Sheffield Wednesday striker Atdhe Nuhiu signs a two-year contract extension with the Championship club.