People in Bradford will have the chance to see a new episode of a BBC documentary about Bollywood a week early tonight.

Bollywood: The World's Biggest Film Industry is fronted by Bradford-born presenter Anita Rani.

She's back in her hometown this evening to talk about the programme, which is being screened at the National Science and Media Museum.

A main road in Malton is closed because of a police incident this morning.

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North Yorkshire Police's control room say traffic is diverted as Yorkersgate is closed, with vehicles coming from the A64 having to make a detour.

Kevin Stewart scores the winning penalty as Hull City beat Sheffield United after a 1-1 draw in the Carabao Cup first round.

Macclesfield Town win their first League Cup tie in seven years as they beat Bradford City on penalties.

Adam Rooney scores twice as Salford beat FC Halifax Town to register their first win since promotion to the National League.

Doncaster reach the second round of the Carabao Cup for the seventh time in eight seasons victory at rivals Scunthorpe.

Blackpool come from behind to beat League One rivals Barnsley in the first round of the Carabao Cup.

Newly-promoted Harrogate claim their first victory in the National League with a home win against Barnet.

Leeds United continue their strong start to the season with a victory over Bolton Wanderers in the Carabao Cup.

Rotherham United comfortably beat fellow Championship side Wigan Athletic to reach the Carabao Cup second round.

David Worthington died after he collided with a coach during the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire Sportive.

After a £300,000 restoration project, Harrogate's world-famous Turkish baths are set to reopen.

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The baths first opened in 1897 when the North Yorkshire town was the nation’s most distinguished spa town.

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Plasterboard has been torn down to reveal grand vaulted high ceilings and an historic area blocked off for decades.

And even the toilets have been restored to their former, er, glory:

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There are calls for more police patrols in parts of Hull hit by two ram-raids overnight.

A vehicle was deliberately driven into this convenience store on Sutton Park and a bookmakers in Bransholme early this morning in an attempt to break in.

Now, ward councillors for those areas are calling for action.

Humberside Police say extra officers are in the area to reassure people living locally.

Anyone with any concerns or information is being asked to contact police.

Police want to speak to this man after a family was racially abused and a man exposed himself on board a Scarborough to Leeds train

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The family were travelling on a TransPennine Express train last month when a group of men boarded the train at Scarborough.

They started to make loud, racially abusive comments to the family who were in the same carriage. During the incident, one of the men took off all his clothes before the group got off the train at Leeds station.

Anyone with information as to the man's identity is being asked to contact police.

A Nottinghamshire man has raised thousands of pounds for a children's hospice in Sheffield by letting people put stickers on his Jaguar car.

Stuart Dixon, from Retford, says the idea came to him in the middle of the night - and so far he's raised about £42,000:

The ski slopes are to be taken out of Selby Leisure Centre.

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The district council says the skiing was initially a draw when Summit Indoor Adventure opened, but that's no longer the case.

It's part of the authority spending £230,000 on alterations to the facility, which will result in a new space to support lots of different activities.

Four months of works are expected to start later this year.

It looks like the East Riding of Yorkshire is going to get a new stately home - and this is what it could look like:

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The wealthy Healey family, who made their money in business, have been given permission this afternoon to build a huge mansion in the village of Warter, near Pocklington.

They reportedly bought the entire village and estate 20 years ago for a about £50m.

The house would be built on the site of a stately home which was demolished in the 1970s and these artist's impressions show that the new building will be just as grand:

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The development is subject to various legal details being sorted out.

An 18-year-old man's been charged with one count of rape and one of attempted rape by police in Scarborough.

It happened at about 03:00 on Sunday morning in an alley between the Black Lion pub and the NCP car park on North Street, police say.

A young woman who'd been on her way home after a night out with friends is receiving support from specially-trained officers following the attack.

A landmark bridge which is thought to be the oldest of its kind in Yorkshire is set to close this week for essential repairs.

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Newlay Bridge, which is popular with walkers in the Horsforth area, was built in 1819 and is made from cast iron, is set to close on Thursday and Friday.

So the condition of the bridge can be maintained it has had to be waterproofed, something which can't be done while people can access it.

The work started last month and is expected to continue until October.

The council stepped in to move residents, in what it said was an "unprecedented situation".