A 65-year-old woman has appeared before York Magistrates' Court charged with murdering her partner near Filey in North Yorkshire.

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Dianne Williamson (pictured), 70, was found dead at a property in the village of Gristhorpe on Sunday night.

Sheila Lockridge, of Lodge Gardens, Gristhorpe, was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Leeds Crown Court tomorrow.

Detectives say they want people to come forward with any information that could help their investigation.

Double Olympic champion Nicola Adams will fight Isabel Millan for the interim WBO world super-flyweight in October.

Bottled water is being made available to people living in Mytholmroyd following a huge water main burst on the town's main street:

This is the latest picture from the scene of a burst water main in Mytholmroyd in West Yorkshire:

The burst pipe has left Burnley Road with a huge crater in the middle of it, as well as forcing Calder High School to close, as well as the library and numerous businesses nearby.

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Yorkshire Water says its engineers are working to fix the problem and reopen the road as soon as possible.

Police believe they've found the body of a man in North Yorkshire who had earlier gone missing from Lincolnshire.

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Jonathan Christopher disappeared from his home in Lincoln on Monday.

A body, thought to be that of the 35-year-old, was discovered in Filey last night.

Officers say he might have travelled to Yorkshire when they first put out an appeal to find him.

Thirty men and one woman are due in court charged with offences linked to child sexual exploitation in Huddersfield.

The charges relate to five women and are alleged to have taken place between 2005 and 2012 when the victims were aged between 12 and 18.

Charges include rape, trafficking and sexual assault.

The hearing at Kirklees Magistrates' Court is expected to stretch over two days.

Hull's Spurn Lightship has moved for the first time in more than 30 years.

The landmark is being moved to make way for a new footbridge over one of Hull's busiest roads.

This is the moment she made the first move from her home on the marina:

New planning rules in Barnsley could restrict the spread of takeaway food shops as they damage the town centre, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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A new "Local Plan" to cover developments in the borough into the 2030s could see rules change in how takeaways are given planning permission, councillors say.

Restrictions were introduced in 2012, but they are limited to ensure only that full rows of shops are not taken over by outlets operating side by side.

Councillor Chris Lamb said he recently objected to a planning application in the town for a takeaway because the number of hot food takeaways within a confined area was damaging

He says: "If you look at the hours of opening, 4pm to 11pm, why are people going to come into the town centre during the day, when nothing is open?

"The more of these facilities you put in the town centre, the more you kill it."

A school and a library in Mytholmroyd have had to close because of a burst water main on one of the village's main roads.

Empty shops, smelly toilets and a dirty waiting room at Hull's railway station are giving visitors to the city a poor first impression, an MP has said.

Last year TransPennine Express spent £1.4m on improving Hull Paragon station, including building new toilets and a waiting room.

But Diana Johnson, the Labour MP for Hull North, says they are poorly maintained and several of the new retail units which were built are lying empty.

She said: "The toilets have not been kept clean and they smell, and it's not very nice sitting in that waiting room. I don't actually think these improvements have delivered much for the station."

There are plans to make life a little quieter for people living alongside the M1 at Wakefield.

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Anti-noise barriers are going to be built at the Denby Dale junction, according to Highways England.

The 3m-high wall will also act as a safety barrier and has never been used before in the UK.

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Highways England’s project manager Sujad Hussain says: "There's been a long-standing issue of noise from the motorway at this location.

"By installing the barrier, we'll improve noise levels for residents living nearby."

Work to install the barrier is due to start in November, according to Highways England.

A school and a library in Mytholmroyd have had to close today because of a burst water main on one of the town's main roads.

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Some residents have described the burst pipe as leaving them "cut off from the world" as Burnley Road has been closed off by police.

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Yorkshire Water says its technicians are "working as fast as they can" to resolve the leak.

Calder High School has had to close, as has Mytholmroyd Library, which said the closure was due to "complications arising" from the burst water main.

The tweets were said to include offensive remarks about victims of the 1989 tragedy.

Residents from the Holbeck area of Leeds say sex workers are not sticking to the "managed approach" rules.

East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund says he is "gutted" not to be part of the Great Britain team for the Davis Cup tie against Uzbekistan later this month.

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Edmund, from Tickton, near Beverley, has had a tough year physically, suffering illness and sickness which has limited his training.

The team sheet for the tie in Glasgow was released earlier this week without Edmund on it:

A West Yorkshire cemetery is being turned into an art gallery.

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Works of art depicting women's suffrage are going to be displayed around graves at Undercliffe cemetery in Bradford.

Local artist Debbie Sharp will become the the first artist in residence at the historic Grade-II listed 23-acre site.

The project celebrates the 100-year anniversary of the 1918 representation of the people’s act and the suffragette movement.

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Debbie will create new artworks uncovering the hidden stories of the Bradford women buried in the cemetery.

The cemetery, opened in 1854, has a collection of Victorian memorials of Bradford’s wealthiest people.

It's also home to Egyptian-style obelisks and a temple guarded by sphinxes.

Two people from West Yorkshire are among five who've been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.

Three men, a woman and a 17-year-old boy were detained following a series of arrests across the country.

A 23-year-old man from Halifax and a 22-year-old woman, also from Halifax, are among those being held at a police station in the West Midlands.

They are suspected of being members of National Action which was banned in December 2016 after it was assessed as being "concerned in terrorism".

A number of properties are being searched in connection with the arrests, according to police.

A man from South Yorkshire who underwent a double-lung transplant has thanked medical staff six months on.

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Luke Palfreyman, 23, from Barnsley, has cystic fibrosis - an inherited condition which causes sticky mucus to build up in the lungs and digestive system - and had a double lung transplant.

Since the operation at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge. Luke says he has been going to the gym and is back riding horses "which is the biggest thing I could have wished for".

He says he can now blow 95% on a lung function test, and the last time he was able to do that was 10 years ago.

"The team at Papworth and my surgeon are amazing and I can't thank the cystic fibrosis team at Leeds enough," he says.

"They kept me alive before the transplant, they got me just right, they kept me going. They all believed that it was going to come, and it did."

A Hull landmark is being moved today for the first time in more than 30 years.

The Spurn Lightship is being relocated from its current home on the marina to make way for a new multi-million pound footbridge over the busy A63.

It was confirmed yesterday that work will begin on the bridge next month.

The Spurn Lightship, which dates back to 1927, will be moved to another spot on the marina so conservation work can be carried out.

Protesters are expected to gather outside Rotherham Town Hall later as their fight to save daycare and respite centres in the town continues.

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The decision to close four centres, including Oaks Day Centre (pictured) has already been made by the council's cabinet and won't be subject to a vote by full council.

But parents and carers are continuing to oppose the plans who plan to present a petition to the council with over 30,000 signatures.