Leeds move top with dramatic Boro drawpublished at 15:34 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February 2019
Leeds go top of the Championship as Kalvin Phillips equalises in the 11th minute of injury time against Middlesbrough.
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Leeds go top of the Championship as Kalvin Phillips equalises in the 11th minute of injury time against Middlesbrough.
Read MoreA man is questioned about assisting an offender over the death of Tom Bell, police say.
Read MoreThe blast, in Batley, may have been caused by a 'large number' of flammable cylinders, police say.
Read More'Urgent work' is needed at the listed building in York after structural problems are found.
Read MoreAston Villa come from 3-0 down to draw with Sheffield United and deny the Blades top spot in the Championship.
Read MoreSuper League holders Wigan score six tries to beat Leeds and bounce back from their opening-day defeat.
Read MoreIt comes after concerns from police about the activities of "online child abuse activists".
Read MoreA shipment has left Hull bound for the Carribean, after an international shipping service relocated to the city's port.
Associated British Ports (ABP) say more than 300 tonnes of heavy vehicles and industrial components have been exported to Guyana, Suriname and Trinidad.
This follows Europe Caribbean Line relocating to the Port of Hull, which ABP says has unlocked "new trading links to international markets".
Investigations into 'spying' by Leeds United will continue, with the EFL saying a "number of areas" need "further exploration".
Read MoreIt looks like Leeds band Kaiser Chiefs had an 'OMG' moment after finding their tour lorry with a parking ticket slapped on the windshield ahead of a London gig.
Tweeting the photo, the band said the ticket was put on a touring lorry outside the Brixton O2 Academy.
They're playing in Brixton, London tonight.
About 100 bronze plaques have been stolen from a crematorium.
Read MorePolice are investigating burglaries in East Yorkshire where keys were stolen from properties and then used to take cars parked outside.
Officers are appleaing for information as they investigate the burglaries, which were reported in the villages of Willerby and Kirk Ella this week.
Sgt Andy Bradley said:“I would like to take this opportunity to say please make sure that all your windows and doors are locked and all valuables are out of sight before you go to bed."
Police are trying to locate 20-year-old Jordan MaCrae in connection with burglary and driving offences.
MaCrae has links to the Ovenden and Illingworth area of Halifax.
Police have said not to approach MaCrae but to contact officers if you know of his whereabouts.
Police are to make an appeal for information about missing Libby Squire on 20 digital screens in the main shopping areas of Hull city centre this weekend.
Humberside Police today gave an update on the investigation into the disappearance of the University of Hull student, who went missing after a night out last Thursday.
Last night, almost 2,000 flyers in English, Arabic, Russian, Lithuanian and Polish were handed out on the streets of Hull.
A media van carrying an 11 square metre digital screen looped around the area where the 21-year-old was last seen.
An appeal was also shown on a big screen at the KCOM Stadium as Hull FC played Castleford Tigers in a televised rugby league match.
Det Supt Matt Hutchinson said: "Our search for Libby over the past week has really shown me how the communities in Hull have come together in such a positive way to help each other to find Libby."
A 24-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday evening on suspicion of abduction and remains in police custody.
One hundred bronze plaques have been stolen from Barnsley crematorium.
The incident happened on 6 February.
Police are in the process of contacting the families concerned.
If you have any information on the incident, officers are keen to hear from you.
Erin Tomkins was found with bruises on her face and body as well as on the surface of her brain.
Read MoreA Sheffield man has been told he must serve at least 19 years in prison after being convicted of murdering his one-year-old stepdaughter.
Martin Johnson, 20, from Sheffield, was found guilty earlier of murdering his stepdaughter Erin Tomkins.
Erin Tomkins died of multiple injuries at Sheffield Children's Hospital shortly after midnight on 22 May 2018.
Hospital staff found bruises on her face and body, bleeding to both eyes, bruising and bleeding to the surface of her brain, which was also swollen, Sheffield Crown Court was told.
Johnson had denied murder but was found guilty by a jury.
He was also convicted of two counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
The judge sentenced him to life and said he must serve 19 years before he could be considered for parole.
He was ordered to serve six years concurrently for the grievous bodily harm offences.
Police are investigating after bricks were thrown through a window at a house in Hull after online suggestions that gravestones had been "kicked over" at a cemetery in the city.
Officers are investigating claims of vandalism at Hull's Eastern Cemetery, though it appears many of the headstones had been laid flat by the council for health and safety reasons.
Humberside Police say "rumours circulating the internet about a suspect’s identity" are believed to have led to a house in the city being damaged yesterday.
No-one was hurt and police have offered safety advice to the victims as they continue to investigate both incidents.
According to Hull City Council only one headstone was vandalised at the cemetery on Tuesday night.
A photographer tells a court he repeatedly urged police to stop Liverpool's FA Cup tie at Hillsborough.
Read MoreNorth Yorkshire photographer Jill Welham has been announced as the overall winner of this year's International Garden Photographer of the Year Competition.
The North Yorkshire photographer beat 90,000 entrants, from more than 50 countries, to scoop the top prize of £7,500 with her photogram print entitled Fireworks.
The image shows Allium flower heads from her garden.
Welham used a photogram printing process called wet cyanotype, where ammonium citrate and potassium ferricyanide are mixed to create a photosensitive solution which is then painted on watercolour paper and left to dry.
The Alliums are placed between photosensitive paper and a plate of glass, and then exposed to light.
When developed, the silhouettes from the flowers create an image on the paper in shades of green and blue.