Hull FC concede a club-record 80 points in one match as Bryson Goodwin scores five times in a 14-try Warrington rout.

Andy Hodd and Tom Kohler-Cadmore share a stand of 173 as Yorkshire close on 292-7 replying to Somerset's 399.

Stephen Port was convicted of murdering four men by poisoning them with a date rape drug.

Championship leaders Leeds United sign forward Izzy Brown on loan from Chelsea for the rest of the season.

A decision to close a Barnsley town centre "hot-spot" hostel where emergency services are often called has been backed by police, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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The 40-unit council-run home at Holden House, Race Street, will be decommissioned with residents being moved to smaller units.

Gangs, often drinking, frequently gather in the vicinity.

Supt Sarah Poolman said the council had decided to decommission Holden House, with the last of its residents expected to move out by the end of this year.

"It doesn't solve the problem, but it allows time away from a toxic environment with access to the services they need," she said.

"I am hopeful that by the end of the calendar year Holden House will be decommissioned and the residents in places which are more compatible with their needs."

A group of former addicts has produced a one-hour BBC radio show as part of their recovery.

People who live next to the M1 in Wakefield are being promised a quieter life thanks to a new barrier which is due to be installed later this year.

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The "pioneering" work is being installed at the Denby Dale junction has never been used before in the UK.

It will also act as a crash barrier, will be erected in four sections and work will start in November this year.

People can go and look at the plans for the work at the Cedar Court Hotel this Wednesday.

The head of a Leeds taxi firm says plans to clean up the city's air could have a damage the livelihoods of cab drivers, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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Leeds City Council will talk about the proposed clean air zone next week and it would see some vehicles charged for entering the city centre.

Boss of Eurocabs, Ghulam Nabi, says "It will affect the industry, but I don't know how that is going to improve the air quality."

The clean air charging zone would see high-emission taxis and private hire vehicles registered in the city paying £50 a week.

Cllr James Lewis from Leeds City Council said: "We are also currently exploring a range of support packages to help affected businesses transition to cleaner vehicles."

Notton Tennis Club near Wakefield has its very own tennis star.

It's not Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal, it's Tom Hicks from Royston near Barnsley.

So what's so special about him you may ask?

Well, Tom is 99-years-old and has been playing tennis for more than 50 years, we went along to meet him:

Police say drugs worth up to £300,000 have been seized from a car which was stopped on the M62 near Howden.

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They say around 10kg of drugs, including class A and class B substances were found in the operation yesterday.

A man has been arrested.

A body has been found in the search for a missing student from Leeds

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John Paul Awi, 22, had been missing since last Saturday and an extensive search effort had been taking place to find him.

The body was found shortly before 15:00 today in woods off Stanks Drive by officers who were searching of the area.

West Yorkshire Police say it's too early to confirm the identity of the man and have informed Mr Awi's family.

Detectives say there don't appear to be any suspicious circumstances.

There's a warning to plan ahead if you are planning on getting the train to Hull this weekend for the Freedom Festival.

A strike is due to take place on Northern Trains on Saturday in the long-running row over the role of guards.

There will be a very limited service into Hul, externall.

The poet and broadcaster takes us on a guided tour of Darfield churchyard near Barnsley and shares advice on unlocking creativity.

Part of Front Row's Inspire season.

The 11-year-old cares for his father on a daily basis, providing him with emotional and physical support.

Several cows were hit by a train at Shaftholme Junction, north of Doncaster, LNER said.

A woman was followed through Doncaster town centre and sexually assaulted, police say.

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The 20-year-old victim was targeted in the attack in the early hours of the morning on Sunday 26 August.

CCTV images of a man have been released who police say could have travelled from York on the previous day.

The man is described as being in his 30s, between 5ft 6ins and 5ft 10ins, and has a clean-shaven bald head.

Police are appealing for help in finding him.

A carer who conned nearly £290,000 from a 102-year-old woman must pay back more than she stole.

Julie Sayles, 60, from Bridlington, East Yorkshire (pictured), bought two houses with money she took from a bank account she shared with Edith Negus.

Last year she was sentenced to nine years in prison for six offences including fraud by abuse of position.

At a proceeds of crime hearing at Hull Crown Court, Sayles was ordered to hand over a total of £315,000.

A lorry load of toys has been stolen from an HGV parked at a motorway services this morning.

It happened at the Woolley Edge services just before 06:40.

Police say they were called to reports of pallet loads of toys been taken from the lorry's trailer.

A large inflatable swan has been rescued off the East Yorkshire coast, after being mistaken for a windsurfer in difficulty.

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The Hornsea Inshore Rescue lifeboat went to investigate about a mile off the coast of Skipsea Sands after getting the call yesterday.

They say they checked the area to make sure no one had been on board the swan before bringing it back to shore.

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Leading Coxswain Karl Shannon said: “In this case it was fortunate the swan had nobody aboard, but it highlights how easily inflatables can be swiftly blown out to sea with possible tragic consequences.

A house in Bradford was damaged last night after a gun was fired at it during a burglary.

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It happened at about 23:15 on Cleckheaton Road, with police later finding that a door and a window had been damaged by gunshots.

Det Ch Insp Ian Scott said: "Our enquiries into this incident are at an early stage and continuing.

"Firearms discharges are a serious matter and increased patrols will be operating in the area today to offer reassurance to residents," he added.