Two men have been charged with the robbery of a pensioner in Bradford city centre on Boxing Day, police say.

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The males, aged 16 and 21, were identified following an appeal for information about the incident in Dale Street.

The 67-year-old victim, who uses a walking stick, was attacked at about 16:50 on 26 December.

Officers say two males pulled her to the ground and snatched her purse.

West Yorkshire Police say they'd like to thank everyone who shared their appeal or called in with information.

Investigations are continuing after a woman suffered head injuries in a suspected hit-and-run outside a hotel in Leeds city centre.

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A blue Audi SQ5 hit the 24-year-old outside the Marriott Hotel in Trevelyan Square at about 03:10 yesterday morning and then drove off.

She was taken to Leeds General Infirmary with a "potentially serious head injury", police said.

Officers are trying to trace the vehicle, registration SE6 EWS, and want to speak to three potential witnesses who were outside the hotel at the time.

Sgt Steve Suggitt, of West Yorkshire Police, added: "I want to appeal directly to the driver involved to come forward and make contact with us."

Earlier we told you about a missing 16-year-old girl Amelia from Sheffield.

Happily, South Yorkshire Police say she's now been found:

Thanks to Keith Sykes in East Yorkshire for sending us this fantastic picture of the "super blood wolf moon" overnight.

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During this spectacular event the Earth's natural satellite turns a striking shade of red.

This kind of eclipse occurs when the Earth passes precisely between the Sun and the Moon.

The Sun is behind the Earth, and the Moon moves into the Earth's shadow.

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Sandra Barber took this close-up of the moon from her front garden in Filey on the Yorkshire coast.

She tweeted the pic saying, in true Waterboys style, that she'd "seen the whole of the moon".

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There could be some bright spells at times but in general there will be a lot of cloud around.

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Four friends from North Yorkshire have completed the challenge of rowing 3,000 nautical miles across the Atlantic from the Canary Islands to Antigua.

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Fraser, Will, Glyn and Duncan arrived in Antigua at about 03.30 this morning, UK time.

They started the challenge in the Canary Islands on 12 December.

The four have been rowing an 8m boat in pairs, two hours on and two hours off, around the clock, to raise money for military charities Soldier On! and the Royal British Legion.

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Sir Gary Verity, chief executive of tourism organisation Welcome to Yorkshire, said: "They’ve shown real Yorkshire grit and raised tens of thousands of pounds for two deserving charities.

"We're looking forward to giving them a true Yorkshire welcome when they arrive back in God’s Own County."

It seems police in South Yorkshire have been busy overnight dealing with several drivers at a car meet in Barnsley.

Officers say they have "absolutely no issue" with the vast majority of people who attend such events.

However, "for the minority that want to drive in an anti-social manner, we will stop and deal with you accordingly for any offences that come to light":

A memorial event for the 6,000 Hull trawlermen lost at sea has been held by the Humber estuary.

The 30th Lost Trawlermen's Day service took place on Sunday at Saint Andrews Quay retail park, with hundreds of family and friends of trawlermen in attendance.

The Bishop of Hull gave an address, with readings by ex-Hull West and Hessle MP Alan Johnson.

The event is organised by the STAND fishing heritage charity and aims to maintain Hull's fishing port heritage.

Flowers were thrown onto the banks of the River Humber after the service.

The annual event is always held in either January or February - a time of year when most trawlers are lost.

Ron Wilkinson, STAND chairman, said: "It's important children realise their grandfathers and great-grandfathers were involved in what was once the biggest deep-sea fishing fleet in the world."

A Manchester City fan from Wakefield has spoken of his surprise after he was asked by a TV reporter whether he was becoming the new manager of Huddersfield Town Football Club.

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Martin Warhurst was in the crowd for the Premier League game at Huddersfield when cameras zoomed in on him, in the belief that he was Jan Siewert.

A Sky reporter was shown - although not heard - asking Mr Warhurst if he was the new German manager.

He said: "I'm Martin from Wakefield."

Siewert, a coach at German team Borussia Dortmund, has been tipped to take over the job of managing Huddersfield.

Mr Warhurst told the Press Association: "It was bizarre. I was sat in the crowd and suddenly I was aware of a guy coming towards me from the right-hand side.

"He said. 'Are you Jan, the new manager?' I laughed and said, 'No, no, that's not me. I'm Martin from Wakefield.'"

Mr Warhurst acknowledged his likeness with Siewert but joked: "I'm a much more attractive guy."

BBC Weather

A rather cloudy start this morning.

Most places will be dry and cold with the occasional isolated light shower.

Tonight will be dry and largely cloudy at first.

Later in the evening, rain, hill snow and squally winds will cross from the west, clearing east by dawn.

A 16-year-old girl has gone missing from the Walkley area of Sheffield.

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Amelia Jinkinson was last seen at about 09:00 on Saturday morning when she was dropped off at Crystal Peaks shopping centre.

She hasn’t been seen since and police believe she may have travelled out of South Yorkshire.

Amelia is thought to be wearing black trousers, a black shirt and carrying a black bag.

Police want to speak to anyone who has seen her or knows where she might be.

Thanks to Vicky in York for providing us with our first shot of the "super blood wolf moon".

Image source, Vicky Walker

She snapped it about 05:00 in the darkness above York and said: "I usually miss these things because they happen at the wrong time for me, but for once I saw it."

The special sight occurs because of a lunar eclipse caused through the Sun, Earth and Moon being aligned, causing what some are calling a super blood wolf moon.

The "super" part comes from the fact the Moon is at its closest to the Earth - when it's bigger in the sky than usual.

The "wolf" part comes from the name given to full moons in January - "wolf moons".

And it appears red due to a small amount of sunlight being refracted by the Earth's atmosphere.

This small amount of red light still illuminates the Moon enough for us to see it.

BBC News Travel

If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Monday morning, services seem to be running pretty much to time at the moment.

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

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

A man has been arrested in East Yorkshire on suspicion of murder after a 21-year-old boxer was killed in a pub shooting in Doncaster.

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Tom Bell was shot through a window at the Maple Tree in Woodfield Way, Balby, on Thursday evening and later died in hospital.

A 29-year-old man was held by police officers on Saturday night in South Cave, East Yorkshire. He remains in police custody for questioning.

A woman, 21, was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender but has since been released under investigation.

A post-mortem examination concluded Mr Bell died from a shotgun wound to his chest and abdomen.