A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted rape as police look into reports of a serious sexual assault on a young woman in Doncaster.

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It's said to have happened in the early hours of Sunday 26 August as the 20-year-old victim made her way home from the town centre, followed by a man.

The man arrested has been released under investigation, police say.

They're also studying CCTV footage of another man, pictured above, who they think can help them.

They believe he lives in Doncaster and spoke with a foreign accent.

He is described as being in his 30s, between 5ft 6in and 5ft 10in tall, with a clean-shaven bald head.

The charges against 30 people in total include allegations of rape, sexual assault and trafficking.

The world's largest working offshore wind farm has opened off the coast of Cumbria, with many of its turbine blades being made in Hull.

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The £1bn Walney facility already had 102 turbines before the completion of a further 87 earlier this year - dubbed the Walney Extension.

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Each turbine, many of whose blades are made at the Siemens plant in Hull, stands 623ft high.

Covering an area of 55 sq miles, the windfarm is expected to generate enough power for about 600,000 homes.

A transgender prisoner has admitted sexually assaulting inmates at a women's jail in Wakefield.

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Karen White, 51, who was born male but now identifies as a woman, has pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual touching at New Hall Prison, Wakefield.

The offences took place between September and November last year. She has since been moved to a male prison.

Details emerged when White appeared at Leeds Crown Court to admit to a rape committed before she was jailed.

She previously admitted two further rape charges, which also happened outside prison.

White will be sentenced for all offences on 11 October.

A six-year-old boy has been left stranded and "stateless" in Belgium after he was denied permission to board a flight home, politicians have said.

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The boy, who was born in Leeds but lives in Sheffield, was travelling back to the UK with a family friend when his passport was rejected by Belgian authorities.

An MEP and MP have written a joint letter to the Home Secretary calling for the boy's "imperative" return.

The Home Office said Mohamed's passport had been revoked as it was not valid.

Hull KR wing Justin Carney announces he will retire from rugby league at the end of the season and return to Australia.

Three police officers were allegedly bitten and kicked whilst trying to arrest a man with a cricket bat in Bridlington yesterday evening.

Police were called to Quay Road after reports a man was waving a cricket bat around and behaving in a threatening way.

The man was arrested on suspicion of assault, criminal damage and possession of an offensive weapon and is in custody.

A 16-year-old boy is reported to have drowned in a lake in southern France.

The boy, who hasn't been named, is said to have been on tour in Carcassonne with the Halifax Rugby Academy.

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The inmate at HMP New Hall women's prison also admitted carrying out three rapes before being jailed.

A North Yorkshire woman has appeared at Leeds Crown Court charged with murdering her partner.

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Dianne Williamson, 70, died at a house in Gristhorpe, near Filey on Sunday evening.

Sheila Lockridge, 65, from Lodge Gardens in Gristhorpe has been remanded in custody, to appear again at Leeds Crown Court on 26 September.

On-loan Rotherham United defender Sean Raggett will have ankle surgery and be out for "a few months".

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West Yorkshire police have created these e-fit pictures to try and find two men after a burglary in Leeds.

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It happened at a house in Plantation Gardens in Alwoodley.

The house was broken into through the conservatory doors.

Power tools were stolen, but they left when the home's alarm was set off.

Dianne Williamson, 70, was pronounced dead at a house near Filey on Sunday evening.

Twelve men have appeared in court charged with offences relating to the alleged sexual exploitation of children in Huddersfield.

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The hearings at the West Yorkshire town's magistrates court on Thursday follow the appearance of 18 people on Wednesday, who were arrested as part of the same police investigation.

They were all given unconditional bail over rape, sexual assault and trafficking charges.

All 12 men will next appear at Leeds Crown Court on 1 November, along with the 17 men and one woman who attended court on Wednesday.

A UKIP councillor has demanded to know why the national flag wasn't flown over the Sheffield Town Hall during England's World Cup campaign, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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Clr John Booker said: "Many people in this chamber like to watch good football. Was it an oversight or deliberate decision not to fly the St George flag over the town hall during the World Cup when England was doing so well?"

Council leader Julie Dore said there was a "flag protocol" which dictated when they could be flown.

She said: "On certain occasions we do consider flying a particular flag."

"The England women's cricket team won the Cricket World Cup in 2017 and the England women's rugby team were runners up in the Women's Rugby World Cup but I can't remember you showing any interest in these events."

Vivergo Fuels, which has sites in Hessle and Saltend, have announced more than 100 jobs are at risk as they plan to cease production on 30 September.

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The company says the closure is due to a "continued difficult trading environment" as well as government delays in introducing a fuel called E10 which has 10% bioethanol and, according to Vivergo Fuels, results in lower emissions.

Last year the company stopped production for the same reason.

The Department for Transport say they've introduced changes which will mean the use of renewable fuels will almost double by 2020, and they're "consulting on how they can introduce E10 fuel to UK forecourts".

The new exhibition has artefacts from life in the Nazi concentration camps and filmed testimonies.

City of York Council has apologised for long delays caused on one of York's busiest roads because of faulty traffic lights this morning.

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The lights weren't working for the second time this week at the junction of The Mount and Dalton Terrace which led to problems for Tadcaster Road and through parts of the city centre.

The council says a part in the traffic signal controller is being replaced this afternoon.

It also says it intends to carry out "a complete refurbishment" there next year but it will monitor the reliability of the traffic lights to consider if that process needs speeding up.

Teachers in South Yorkshire are struggling to mark homework after school because of slow internet connections where they live, according to an MP.

The Labour MP for Don Valley, Caroline Flint, told Parliament nearly a third of the area suffered with poor access to fast internet.

Teachers with either slow or no access to internet in more rural areas have been complaining to the MP, saying children's education suffers because of the poor infrastructure.

Ms Flint said: "Young people who buy new houses on housing developments find that they're not connected to fibre broadband. This isn't acceptable."

A food festival will be moving back to Hull's Trinity Square next year - subject to final permissions.

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Last year Hull Street Food Nights was forced to move from Trinity Square (pictured) to Zebedee's Yard because of concerns over a potential terror threat.

Kathryn Shillito from HullBID says they've been working with emergency services so the festival can move: