Primary school pupils in Hull, who are about to move up to secondary, have left this mural behind to inspire future generations.

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Backed by Hull Children's University, 46 children at Priory Primary worked with creative agency Pace to come up with their own design and paint it on an outside wall next to the school's playing field.

Pupils hope their "Dream Big" message will help younger children believe in themselves.

British Transport Police have released CCTV images following a sexual assault on board a train between Sheffield and Chesterfield.

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It happened on board an East Midlands Trains service just before 20:00 on 26 June.

Officers say a woman in her 20s was walking down the carriage and passed two men who were standing up.

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As she passed by the two men she was touched inappropriately below the waist, police said.

Officers believe the men in these CCTV images may have information which could help them.

Hornsea, Ilkley and Kippax have all won best dressed awards for their decorating efforts during this year's Tour de Yorkshire.

It was the first time Hornsea had featured on the Tour de Yorkshire route.

The resort went to town with a host of imaginative creations to celebrate the opening day of action.

It was rewarded with the Best Dressed Town honour.

Ilkley was Best Dressed host location and Kippax won Best Dressed village.

Dominic Woolnough, representing Kippas said the "hard work" was worth it.

"People were saying things like 'I've lived in Kippax for 60 years and never seen this level of community spirit' - so that was great."

Employees at Siemens in Hull have been suspended after its claimed they left work to watch England play in the World Cup semi-final match.

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It's thought the workers weren't being paid at the time the game was played during their night shift.

Siemens says 14 employees have been suspended pending an investigation.

A crowd of thousands donned their gladrags and had a nice night by the seaside to watch Welsh rockers the Stereophonics.

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The band played the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, Europe's biggest open air venue, last night.

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Tonight, the venue plays host to DJ Pete Tong and tomorrow vocal group Il Divo will perform.

Police investigating a stabbing in Bradford are urging clubbers who witnessed the events to come forward.

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A 22-year-old man was taken to hospital following the incident.

He is still receiving treatment for his injuries.

Officers say he was stabbed in the smoking area of the Village nightclub in Sackville Street at about 04:00 on Sunday.

Two 21-year-old men from Bradford arrested in connection with the incident have since been bailed pending further enquiries.

A memorial service to celebrate the life of North Yorkshire's former Lord Lieutenant, Barry Dodd, will take place this morning.

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Mr Dodd died in a helicopter crash in May.

A service of thanksgiving will be held at York Minster this morning.

It'll be open to all those who want to celebrate his life, which means there'll be no ticketing.

More than 1,000 people are expected to attend.

A major music festival in Sheffield begins later today.

It's the tenth anniversary of Tramlines, which is being held at Hillsborough Park for the first time.

Public transport is expected to be busy, with a tram strike this weekend, meaning a limited service will be in operation.

Highly-rated Castleford hooker Adam Milner agrees a new three-year contract despite interest from the NRL.

The Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner Keith Hunter says figures showing a 15% increase in violent crime should be treated with caution.

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The force says crime it recorded increased slightly less than the national average, and there was a 9% fall in drugs offences.

Mr Hunter says it's hard to draw conclusions from the Office for National Statistics data.

A Leeds MP will hold talks today about a stretch of road where four young men lost their lives.

They died in a crash between their car and a taxi in Horsforth last month.

Two teenage girls were also injured.

Stuart Andrew, the Conservative MP for Pudsey, Horsforth and Aireborough, had already arranged the talks with councillors and highways officials before the crash, because he was so concerned about the outer ring road through Horsforth.

He says the talks are even more important now.

The MP has also established a crowdfunding page online to raise money for the victims' families.

Plans to close one of the historic entrances to York to outbound traffic have received cross-party support.

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Labour councillors want Micklegate Bar - the last of the city's historic entrances, to have unrestricted vehicle access through it - closed to outbound traffic.

Conservative, Liberal Democrat and Green councillors backed the proposals to close the gateway, to protect it from damage caused by traffic, at a meeting last night.

However, they want to see a full consultation to ensure all views are taken into account regarding the historic gateway.

Prisoners in East Yorkshire are to be taught specialist IT and computer skills, which the government says will give them a better chance of finding a future job.

Inmates at HMP Humber are the only prisoners in Europe being taught the specialist IT skills.

The Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries is visiting the prison today.

It's hoped the new training will reduce the likelihood of them re-offending.

It'll be a mainly dry and fine morning with spells of sunshine, but cloud is expected to start to thicken towards midday.

This afternoon will be rather cloudy with some showery rain expected later.

A York director's play, showcased at the city's Disabilty Pride day, is to take centre stage at the The Great Yorkshire Fringe festival of comedy, music and theatre.

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The first version of Matt Harper-Hardcastle's Any Mother Would, was created in homage to his mother to celebrate her life and to be used as a fundraiser for Cancer Research UK.

It's since had two sell-out runs in York, and is now taking to the stage at The Great Yorkshire Fringe.

The popularity of the play brought the Next Door But One theatre company funding from Two Ridings Community Foundation, to run Good Grief, a six-month programme of arts workshops, for those with recent experiences of bereavement.

Matt Harper says: 'I guess I found it useful and cathartic to talk about my mum within theatre.

"It gave me a new framework and vocabulary, so we wanted to give other people that opportunity too."

After its appearance at The Great Yorkshire Fringe, a large scale version will be performed next May as a fundraiser for St Leonard's Hospice in York.

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Three hundred people lose their jobs today, with the closure of Poundworld's West Yorkshire headquarters in Normanton.

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Administrators say the remaining shops, run by the Wakefield-based discount chain, will all close by early next month, putting thousands more out of work.

However, the company's founder, Chris Edwards, is still hoping to buy back 186 stores.

Nationally all shops will close by the end of next month after Poundworld went into administration in June.

There's been a big increase in the number of people reporting to police they'd been stalked in the Yorkshire and the Humber area over the past four years.

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There were 129 stalking offences in Yorkshire and the Humber in 2015, but last year the number rose to more than 1,000.

The number of recorded stalking offences has trebled in England and Wales since 2014 - but prosecution rates have plunged, figures show.

It comes after a report a year ago found police were putting victims at risk by not investigating or recording complaints correctly.

There are more calls for a Yorkshire MP to resign as Chief Whip.

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Julian Smith, the Conservative member for Skipton and Ripon, is facing calls to resign if he fails to explain how voting pacts were broken during this week's knife-edge Commons votes on Brexit.

He's accused of putting pressure on some Conservative MPs when they were supposed to abstain, because they were "paired" with opposition MPs who were absent.

Pairing is a parliamentary convention - pairs of MPs on different sides of the Commons agree not to vote, so an absence, such as maternity leave, does not count against a member.

The Conservative Party chairman, Brandon Lewis, has apologised after voting when he shouldn't have, as he was paired with the Liberal Democrats Deputy Leader Jo Swinson, who's on maternity leave.

The website ConservativeHome says the MP now "lacks credibility" and "must go".

Cheryl Hakeney says if she could go back in time she'd tell her daughter Zara Holland not to go on the show.