Last night, lots of people were out enjoying Halloween, but as we've reported previously, this time of year puts an extra strain on our emergency services.

West Yorkshire Police has just published this graph which demonstrates at the peak last night the force took 237 calls - that's compared to 90 on an average day:

Police have released CCTV images of four people they want to speak to after a member of staff at a York bar was attacked.

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The incident happened shortly after midnight on Saturday 20 October in the beer garden of the Keystones pub in the city.

The attacker is said to have been out celebrating her 21st birthday with a male friend and an older couple.

Anyone with information is asked to get in touch with North Yorkshire Police.

BBC News Travel

Roadworks at the Eastgate roundabout in Leeds have been causing delays in the city this week.

They're back again today:

Wakefield prison houses 700 men, some the most "challenging and complex" inmates in the country.

A Sheffield United fan has been banned after making "vitriolic statements on social media", according to the club.

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Sheffield United says it condemns all forms of abuse on any online platform and will act quickly to punish anyone who is responsible.

The banning order means the supporter won't be able to attend games and the club hopes it'll be a deterrent for others.

Businesses on the Yorkshire coast are being asked if they would be willing to pay more money to try and attract more people to the area.

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The month-long poll is asking more than 1,000 businesses if they would be prepared to pay a levy to support a Business Improvement District (BID), which would stretch from Spurn in the south, to Staithes in the north.

The organisation behind the plans says it would cost the average small business around £300 a year, and could raise up to £5m in five years to be reinvested in the area.

Mo Aswat from the Yorkshire Coast Business Improvement District said: "It's about increasing the profile of the area and making sure the identity of the Yorkshire Coast and the attractions are promoted as well as they can be."

A 1,000-signature petition against plans to build a new energy park east of Hull will be handed in to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council later.

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The £200m Yorkshire Energy Park project includes plans for a new power station, data centre and education campus.

Organisers say it will create over 1,000 jobs, but there's opposition to where the site could be built.

Plans to close York's main post office have been raised in the House of Commons, with the city's MP calling it a "travesty".

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It's is due to be closed and moved into WH Smith on Coney Street next year.

Rachael Maskell, the Labour MP for York Central, told the Commons the move was a "travesty", adding there were about 50 business units empty in the area and footfall is dropping.

"The Post Office has been there since 1884," she said.

"This is the most perverse decision."

A West Yorkshire jail, which houses some of the most challenging prisoners in the UK, has been described as "calm, secure and decent" by inspectors.

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Wakefield prison houses 700 men and many of them are serving long, or life sentences for sexual or violent offences.

The report, which follows an unannounced inspection in June says the jail is in "good order".

However, it did say men with severe mental health problems didn't get the care they needed.

Takeover talks at Hull City are in the final stages and owners Assem and Ehab Allam have bid stadium staff farewell, the BBC understands.

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The Allam family, who took over in 2010, first began trying to sell the club in 2014 and fans have repeatedly protested against their ownership.

The owners watched Saturday's rugby league Test between England and New Zealand at Hull's KCOM stadium.

While at the venue they said goodbye to a number of hospitality staff, according to BBC Radio Humberside.

It is understood to be the first time the whole family had attended a sports fixture at the ground together for about two years.

The last surviving member of a group of women who fought to improve safety at sea for Hull fishermen has been chosen to switch on Hull's Christmas lights.

Yvonne Blenkinsop (pictured above left) fought for safety improvements alongside three other women, including Lillian Bilocca, following the triple trawler disaster in 1968, in which 58 men lost their lives.

The women became known as the "headscarf revolutionaries".

The campaign they led helped save thousands of lives, according to Hull City Council.

The lights will be switched on on Thursday 15 November.

North Yorkshire's coastal and rural communities are among the worst funded in the country, a group of MPs has warned.

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A report, which was written by MPs from different parties and the County Councils Network, says the way councils are funded and pressure on their budgets can affect peoples' social mobility.

The government is currently carrying out a fair funding review, with ministers saying this will ensure a clear link between a community's needs and the money it gets.

This comes as a House of Lords Select Committee is looking for ways to improve the lives of people living on the coast.

It heard evidence that, in 2016, the mean salary level in Scarborough was the lowest in Britain.

Police are trying to find a 12-year-old girl who has gone missing from Bradford.

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Selina Hanif is described as being 5ft 2in tall, of slim build, with long dark hair.

She was last seen wearing black shoes, a grey school blazer, a green and black tie, black trousers, a white shirt and was carrying a rucksack.

BBC News Travel

If you're making a journey on the rails in North, South or West Yorkshire today, services appear to be running to time at the moment.

Meanwhile, in the east of the region, Hull Trains says it's continuing to run a "reduced" service today.

Click here for the latest details of affected services, external.

For all the latest live updates from Yorkshire's main railway stations, click on the links below:

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• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

BBC Weather

November will get off to a mild start, with many parts of Yorkshire getting a little bit of rain throughout the morning.

Temperatures will hover at about 8C (46F) with a dry night tonight.

Chance of frost overnight with temperatures dipping to 4C (39F).

More than 20,000 people have signed a petition this week to save some of the mountain bike trails in the north of Sheffield.

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The trails at the Wharncliffe Side Plantation were created by volunteers on land owned by the Forestry Commission.

But it proposes to remove them as it says the ramps and trails are dangerous to inexperienced riders.

It add the trails have also damaged ancient woodland causing "great upset to other visitors".

The search is on for where Channel 4 will have their new home in Leeds, after the broadcaster chose the Yorkshire city as its new home outside London.

Leeds was chosen above Birmingham and Greater Manchester, which were also on the shortlist, with 200 of Channel 4's 800 staff being moved out of the capital.

It's all part of a plan to increase the amount Channel 4 spends on programmes outside London by £250m over the next five years.

A Yorkshire family say they're angry their son won't be able to get a prescription for medicinal cannabis, despite today's landmark law change.

Harry, 10, from North Yorkshire, has a rare form of epilepsy which can cause seizures every hour.

After taking cannabis oil earlier this year, Harry hasn't had a seizure since June.

His family says a lack of guidance for prescriptions means he still can't access the life-changing drug.

The government says it wants patients to access the most appropriate course of medical treatment, with NHS England saying medicinal cannabis would be prescribed to people that have an "unmet need".

Hull City's owners say goodbye to stadium staff as talks to sell the Championship club move in to the final stages.

About a quarter of Channel 4's 800 staff will be based in Leeds, with the city reacting positively to the move.