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A montage of footballing legends has been put up across the outside of an empty unit at Hull station.
The unused shop at Hull Paragon Interchange has been covered with pictures of iconic players who have appeared for the city's football team.
Above the black and white photos are the words "Our Legends" in orange lettering to match the colour of Hull City's instantly recognisable strip.
A crash between a minibus and a tractor has closed a road in North Yorkshire this morning.
Image source, Sgt Paul CordingWork to recover the vehicles is currently under way at Osmotherley on the edge of the North York Moors.
Police say the drivers of the tractor and minibus were both taken to hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries.
Image source, Sgt Paul CordingOne lane remains closed and there's queuing traffic on the A19 northbound.
The road was closed at about 06:10 due to the amount of debris on the road and to allow emergency services to attend.
Police say traffic will still be heavy in the area while the "complex recovery" continues.
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Ex-South Africa captain and former Leeds United player Lucas Radebe says his home country has lost a "legend" following the death of compatriot Phil Masinga, who also played for Leeds.
Image source, Getty ImagesMasinga, 49, played with Radebe at Leeds United between 1994 and 1996 and also had spells at St Gallen in Switzerland and Italian clubs Salernitana and Bari.
"He lost his fight against cancer this morning which is very, very sad for us as a football fraternity," said Radebe.
"We are mourning the loss of a great legend."
Police say the man was pronounced dead at the scene and his death is not being treated as suspicious.
Read MoreLego bricks are being used in East Yorkshire to explain the history of the world.
Brick History brings to life key figures from Mozart to Martin Luther King and highlights scientific discoveries including the Big Bang and DNA.
The exhibition, at the Hull History Centre, is the work of "Lego artist" Warren Elsmore.
As you'll see, it starts with a big bang...
A congestion-busting plan's been drawn up for two North Yorkshire towns aimed at easing delays and congestion.
Image source, GoogleA meeting due to be held on Tuesday will see senior county councillors look at a mix of proposals to deal with traffic in Harrogate and Knaresborough.
Congestion in the two towns is worse than anywhere else within the county council boundary and they are currently covered by three air quality management action areas, two in Knaresborough and one in Harrogate.
The new plans include car-sharing, an HGV ban and better access for cycling.
Also being considered is an option for a relief road between the two towns and a bypass for Killinghall.
A trio of cows and a calf have been seen making their way along the A15 towards the Humber Bridge, according to police.
The force is warning drivers on the, er, mooooove to approach with care:
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The latest manager at York City officially starts his new job today.
Steve Watson's first spell on the touchline will be at Bootham Crescent tomorrow night, as the Minstermen face Redcar Athletic in the North Riding Senior Cup.
The former Newcastle defender quit his role as Gateshead manager in the National League to take up the vacant post.
Watson became the side's eighth manager in six years, following the dismissal of Sam Collins after just four months in the post.
He says: "There are probably only two clubs in National League North that are 'league clubs' waiting to happen again and York is one of them.
"There is huge potential here and my job is to realise that potential."
The police commander at the Hillsborough disaster David Duckenfield will go on trial later charged with the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans.
Image source, ReutersNinety-six people were killed as a result of crushing on overcrowded terraces at the Sheffield ground in 1989.
One man, Tony Bland, died four years afterwards, and is therefore not included in the prosecution.
Liverpool were playing Nottingham Forest in an FA Cup semi-final.
Mr Duckenfield will stand trial alongside Graham Mackrell who was club secretary and safety officer at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club. Mr Mackrell faces health and safety charges.
Judge Sir Peter Openshaw, is due to begin the process of selecting a jury to hear the case. The trial is expected to last for at least three months.
Two men from Lincoln are due to appear in court later following an assault on two rough sleepers in Hull last month.
Image source, Humberside PoliceCCTV footage showed a man running and launching himself on top of the tent while another filmed it and laughed.
Police said the tent was pitched in a shop doorway on Whitefriargate, when the incident occurred in the early hours of 30 November.
Jake Mann, 29, and Jamie Nickell, 26, who are both from Lincoln, are due to appear before Hull magistrates later.
Huddersfield Giants hooker Adam O'Brien agrees a new three-year contract at the John Smith's Stadium.
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A cooler day than yesterday but not as windy with quite a lot of cloud, some showers and sunny spells.
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Police are appealing for information after an 18-year-old man died following a crash in North Yorkshire at the weekend.
The single-vehicle collision happened near Carleton Bridge, between Skipton and Carleton, at about 02:00 on Saturday morning.
The driver and sole occupant of the black Seat Ibiza was pronounced dead at the scene.
Anyone who saw the vehicle prior to the crash is being asked to contact police.
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Sheffield Steelers' form continued its slide at the weekend, with the ice hockey side suffering back-to-back defeats.
Image source, Sheffield SteelersIt was a tough 48 hours for the Steelers, culminating in losing 6-1 to the Dundee Stars last night.
The Steelers have now slipped to 10th place in the Elite League, two positions outside the play-offs.
Hundreds of so-called Brexit survival kits costing almost £300 are being sold by a West Yorkshire company ahead of the UK leaving the EU.
The packs include enough freeze-dried food to last 30 days, a water filter and fire-starting gel.
Morley-based businessman James Blake said his "Brexit Box" would protect people against possible food shortages and "help calm fears of what may come".
A government spokesperson said there was "no need" to stockpile any of the items in the box.
"The UK has a strong level of food security built upon a diverse range of sources including strong domestic production and imports from third countries," the spokesperson aid.
"This will continue to be the case whether we leave the EU with or without a deal."
A decision is expected to be made later this week on whether £1.6m will be spent in a bid to make York's buses more environmentally friendly.
Image source, GoogleCouncillors are due to meet on Thursday to discuss the scheme, following a survey which showed the vast majority of people in the city are concerned about the quality of its air.
The consultation found 91% of people spoken to said they're worried about pollution in York, with 13% saying they have an illness affected by poor air quality.
Image source, York Lib DemsThe council executive has been asked to support plans for a new clean air zone for buses running on and inside the inner ring road, starting in January 2020.
Councillor Andrew Waller (pictured) said: "Targeting the buses which most frequently pass through the city centre will have the greatest impact on reducing harmful pollutants, by insisting on the use of electric or Euro VI diesel technology."
York, alongside Leeds and Sheffield, was identified as breaching World Health Organisation limits for air pollution last year.
Workers at a firm in East Yorkshire making a dairy ingredient for milk chocolate are continuing a strike over a "shoddy pay offer".
Four days of strike action began at 18:00 on Saturday when workers at Meadow Foods at Holme-on-Spalding-Moor walked out.
It was in response to a 2% pay offer, which the Unite union said was below the cost of living.
The firm said its offer was fair and was supported by the majority of its 300 workers across three sites.
Chocolate crumb, a vacuum dried, crystallized mixture made from milk, sugar and cocoa liquor, is produced at the site, where Meadow Foods said it employed 75 people - 40 of whom are members of Unite.
The union's regional officer, Dave Monaghan, said: "Our members have overwhelmingly rejected a shoddy 2% pay offer."
The firm said it had given a 2% pay rise for the past 10 years, adding that it did not expect the strike action to have a "significant impact on our customers".
The action is due to end at 18:00 on Tuesday.
It'll be cloudy but dry, with sunny intervals for most of the day.
Any clear spells are expected to give way to growing amounts of cloud through tonight.
Three people have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a girl was killed in a crash in South Yorkshire at the weekend.
Image source, GoogleSouth Yorkshire Police said a 16-year-old girl died when a Vauxhall Astra hit a tree in Barnsley in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The silver Astra was travelling along Broadway in the direction of Dodworth Road when it crashed at about 01:40, police said.
The girl, who was a passenger in the Astra, was pronounced dead at the scene, officers said.
No details have been released about the ages of those arrested, who remain in custody.
"Our officers are particularly interested in speaking to people who might have seen a vehicle fitting this description in the area prior to the collision," a spokesperson said.
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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire today, services seem to be running pretty much to time at the moment.
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