Inspectors who visited the swimming pool found "brown and green" water and a "pungent smell".

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa says he has sent a member of staff to watch every team the Whites have played this season train.

Match commander David Duckenfield and ex-Sheffield Wednesday club secretary Graham Mackrell are on trial.

Have you seen Ashley Gibson recently? He is wanted for burglary by police in Sheffield.

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The 25-year-old is described as being 5ft 10in tall and of heavy build.

Police say he could be camping in woodland.

He also has links to the Fox Hill and Stannington areas of the city.

A woman whose father came to England as part of the Windrush generation is to become the first black Lord Mayor of Leeds.

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Eileen Taylor said it was a "proud" moment and "a huge honour".

The Labour councillor for Chapel Allerton will become the 126th Lord Mayor of Leeds at the council's Annual General Meeting on 23 May.

Ms Taylor's father came to the city in the 1960s and she joined him in the early 1970s when she was a teenager.

A Leeds man has been told to pay £1,585 after more than 160 people caught a "parasitic infection" at a private swimming school in York.

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Ryan Lee Griffin, 27, admitted breaking health and safety rules after the outbreak of giardisis at Dolphins Swim School in Upper Poppleton, which offered classes to infants and children.

Following reports of illness linked to the school, environmental health officers took a sample of water from the pool, which was described as "dirty" and "emitting a pungent smell".

City of York Council say there were 165 confirmed cases of the infection, which causes acute diarrhoea and is of particular risk to children under five and pregnant women.

Two people required hospital treatment.

The council says Griffin, of Blackmoor Road, voluntarily closed the business in October 2015, following advice from Public Health England.

Griffin appeared at York Magistrates Court where he was given a 12-month community order and told to pay £1,500 prosecution costs and an £85 victim surcharge.

Speaking after the case, Councillor Jenny Brooks, said: "Dolphins Swim School chose to ignore health and safety legislation which put the health of children at considerable risk."

A Hull man is wanted on suspicion of malicious communications, coercive behavior and domestic offences, police say.

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David Hunt, 40, is also wanted in connection with breach of bail and may be in the east Hull area.

Humberside Police ask anyone with information about his whereabouts to get in touch with them.

BBC News looks at five significant errors that could have helped prevent the deaths of 96 Liverpool fans.

Two teenage boys who disturbed a burglary in Doncaster were chased by the suspects with a chainsaw.

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The 16-year-olds came across a burglary in progress at a property on Wilsic Road, Tickhill, at about 22:30 on 28 December.

An unknown number of suspects then ran after the boys.

Police believe the man in the image holds vital information and officers have asked anyone who recognises him to get in touch.

The UK's first ever guide horse, which was trained in Yorkshire, has a new owner.

In 2017 Digby the miniature horse was based at Northallerton Equestrian Centre in North Yorkshire.

That's where he was taught how to help visually impaired people.

If you want to see him when he was first learning the ropes you can click this link.

In February last year he became the faithful assistant of Salim Patel in Blackburn, Lancashire.

Salim is blind but scared of dogs, so a guide dog was out of the question.

Sadly Digby had to leave Salim because he grew too tall.

The helper horse has now been matched with Helena Hird, who's visually-impaired and lives in London.

Primary school children from Hull have been on a trip to see graffiti in the city.

Youngsters from Pearson Primary School were taken to see street art in the Bankside area of Hull.

The children also learnt about the Bankside Gallery project, which is trying to transform part of the city into an outdoor gallery.

Have you seen these two men before?

Police want to speak to them in connection with a metal theft in Doncaster.

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At about 11:40 on 11 January, a silver Fiat van parked under the footbridge at Adwick Station.

Three men got out the van and stole rail fastenings and about three lengths of rail, say police.

The vehicle has a registration plate of Y194 TGV.

If you have any information, British Transport Police are keen to hear from you.

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Harrogate police officers have been awarded a judge's commendation following the sentencing of three county lines drug dealers.

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County lines is a term used to describe groups of criminals who often use young people or vulnerable adults to carry and sell drugs across county boundaries.

Three men were jailed at Leeds Crown Court after they established themselves as county lines drug dealers in Harrogate in 2017.

• Julian Soares, 23, from London, was jailed for 20 years for causing grievous bodily harm, administering a noxious substance and conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin
• Mohamed Abdi, 26, from Leicester, was jailed for 14 years and nine months for causing grievous bodily harm and supplying cocaine
• Adirahman Shire, 22, from Leicester, was jailed for 15 years for causing grievous bodily harm and supplying cocaine.

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Mr Justice Martin Spencer QC, commended Det Sgt Alan Browne, Det Con Victoria Lawson, Det Con Sam Harding, and Police Staff Investigator Frank Penders for their efforts in the case.

Chief Constable Lisa Winward said: “I’m extremely proud of the team and the fact that their work has been acknowledged by the court.

“I know the investigation was long and complex and the crimes committed by the trio brought fear and concern to the local community."

New stewards are wanted to join the team at the KCOM stadium - the home of rugby league side Hull FC.

Hull FC said an open evening would be held at the stadium at 18:00 on 31 January for anyone interested:

The owner of Scarborough's water park says it's planning to go ahead with the opening of a new spa, despite being issued with a winding-up petition.

Alpamare, which opened in 2016 at a cost of £14m, is in dispute with British Gas, which it says it's in talks with over coming to a "mutually convenient payment agreement".

The waterpark includes indoor and outdoor pools, waterslides and a spa, and is part of the £150m Sands development in the North Yorkshire seaside town.

The company's filed a company voluntary arrangement, which allows a company with debt problems to reach a voluntary agreement with its business creditors.

Alpamare says restructuring plans are in place to "adapt its Scarborough business operation model to better suit variances in customer demand throughout the year".

It says it will soon be announcing the opening of a brand new wellness facility.

The letters bear a West Midlands postmark and one threatens to stab congregation members.

A police dog helped in the arrest of three men on suspicion of theft in Hull earlier.

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Kodi (pictured) was called into action after reports a car had been stolen on York Road shortly before 23:30 last night.

A trio of men, aged 19,20, 22, were arrested in St Andrews Quay in the early hours of the morning.

They remain in police custody.

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The incident happened in Macaulay Road in Birkby after an earlier row in the fast-food restaurant, external.

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Lorry drivers have been banned from staying in their vehicles overnight on an industrial estate in North Yorkshire, because it is being used as "an open toilet", according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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Hambleton District Council issued a six-month Public Space Protection Order for the site near Leeming Bar in North Yorkshire after complaints from residents and traders.

A second site, near Thirsk, could also be included if the crackdown is a success.

Late evening spot checks have shown up to 40 vehicles are parked on each estate or surrounding area on most weekday evenings.

Councillor Bridget Fortune, portfolio holder for leisure, said: "The anti-social behaviour is having a detrimental effect on the quality of life of people.

"We want a better quality of life, we do not want open toilets as a result of lorry parking."

The Road Haulage Association said more facilities were needed for drivers.

Car keys were taken from a house in East Yorkshire before being used to steal a "luxury" Audi and Mercedes, police say.

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A laptop and wallet were stolen, along with car keys which were used to take a grey Audi A1 and a blue Mercedes A class from the property in Southfield, Hessle.

After the burglary, which happened sometime overnight between Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 January, a suspect used stolen bank cards at a McDonald's and a Sainsburys in Hull.

Humberside Police have released a photo of a man they want to identify and say they believe a number of other men could have been involved who they're also wanting to trace.