'Rugby's important, but I don't take it home with me'published at 11:26 British Summer Time 29 September 2018
Looking after his family is one way Danny McGuire copes with the pressure of helping Hull KR avoid relegation.
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Looking after his family is one way Danny McGuire copes with the pressure of helping Hull KR avoid relegation.
Read MoreSuper League leaders St Helens warm up for their play-off semi-final with a one-sided 26-0 win against Castleford.
Read MoreSheffield Wednesday and Leeds United score two spectacular strikes to share the points in an entertaining Yorkshire derby.
Read MoreLianna Ahmed and Ayaz Hussain attacked a 16-year-old girl with a baseball bat after chasing her.
Read MoreTwo members are on the run after absconding from their drug smuggling trial in Manchester.
Read MoreA new building at a special school has been built after the local community raised more than £1.8m towards its cost.
Olympic champions Lord Coe and Hannah Cockcroft opened the sixth form centre at Ravenscliffe High School in Halifax.
The new building overlooks the athletics track where Ms Cockcroft, a multiple gold medal winning Paralympian, trains.
Calderdale Council paid the rest of the £3.4m cost.
Two people have been arrested after a stolen motorbike was ridden around the Wakefield district, with the riders allegedly threatening people, smashing car windows and stealing from vehicles.
Yesterday officers said they were looking through CCTV to try and identify the riders after the bike was stolen from outside Pontefract Crematorium on Monday.
Today, detectives said they have arrested a 17-year-old and a 21-year-old on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, theft from a motor vehicle, vehicle interference, causing damage to a motor vehicle and public order offences.
They remain in police custody.
People living in Leeds' managed red light zone have been protesting this afternoon.
The residents say it is making their lives a misery and have confronted their local MP.
The managed zone is an area of Holbeck where sex workers can operate without fear of being prosecuted.
But people living nearby say the rules are being ignored - and they're now embarrassed to say where they live.
A man has been rescued this evening after ending up in the River Hull.
Three fire crews were called to the incident on St Peter Street, near Dock House, where a man was seen waist deep and stuck in the mud.
The emergency services used ladders and pulleys to help bring the man to safety.
It's not yet clear how he ended up in the river.
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There are more traffic problems on Yorkshire's roads this afternoon, there has been a five car crash on the A59:
The pile up, just outside the High Moor Farm Caravan Park, is causing delays to the west of Harrogate in both directions.
North Yorkshire Police say they have managed to open one lane but to expect delays.
There are no reports of injuries.
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Queues of just over three miles have already formed in the approach to this crash near Leeds:
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Bells at a church in Horbury near Wakefield have been removed from their tower for the first time since in more than 100 years.
Eight of them have been removed from St Peter’s Church so that they can be recast.
Six of the bells date back to 1792 with the other two being cast in 1899 and hung in 1900 when the tower had to be rebuilt after serious defects were found.
None of these bells have left the tower since 1900.
At a cost of £91,000, the new bells are expected to return next February.
Five-a-side football operator Powerleague - which runs three sites in Leeds and one in Sheffield - has put forward a rescue plan that will result in the closure of 13 sites and the loss of 109 jobs.
The company plans the changes through an insolvency procedure known as a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
It has suffered three years of falling revenues and has failed to raise sufficient funds to pay for leases.
Powerleague operates 440 football pitches at 50 sites across the UK and Ireland, employing over 580 people.
The crash in East Yorkshire in August left a woman seriously injured.
Read MoreFinally today...
Music from 1980s computer games has been used to create a new concert to be played by an 80-piece orchestra.
Hull Philharmonic Orchestra is to play the symphonic celebration of the music of British home computing.
The 8-Bit Symphony concert will feature 100 minutes of orchestrated music from Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC games.
It will include music from Hull-born composer Rob Hubbard, who created music for more than 75 games during the decade.
A man from Barnsley is starting an 18-year jail sentence today after being found guilty of a string of violent rapes against two women.
Robert Smith, 56, of Hope Avenue in Goldthorpe, threatened to kick one of the victims, who was pregnant at the time, in the stomach if she did not do as he said.
His victims came forward in 2014 after one of them told her support worker what had happened, the other was soon discovered after the police started an investigation.
She told police that Smith had been physically and sexually abusive towards her and on one occasion he put his hands around her throat and assaulted her while she was unconscious.
Quote MessageThe abuse these women suffered at the hands of Smith is absolutely despicable, absolutely no-one should have to go through this level of abuse."
Det Con Jill Rankin, South Yorkshire Police
Olympians Lord Coe and Hannah Cockcroft open the new £3.4m building in Halifax.
Read MoreHull KR captain Shaun Lunt says he "will be sweet" after being hospitalised with a "serious infection" on Thursday.
Read MoreThe housing development is on the Great Thornton Street estate.
The Goodwin Development Trust has built 47 homes on the site of their former offices.
The first tenants move in this weekend. They certainly brighten up the area!
A driver in Saltaire has had his car taken away by police after he took photos of a crash - and was then found to have no insurance.
Police stopped him and gave him a ticket at the scene of the crash, but he then gave them false details.
When officers checked, they also found he hadn't insured his car so took it away.
In a tweet, one officer wrote "And our special boy award today goes to the driver of this Honda! #nottoobright"