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Road closures are still in place in Leeds city centre following a police incident at about 10:15 today.
The roads affected are between Marsh Lane and Regent Street.
Police are advising drivers to avoid the area.
A farm shop in North Yorkshire is appealing for unwanted toys for their new flock of 6,000 hens.
Minskip Farm Shop near Boroughbridge claims the toys make them happy and help them settle in:
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A man has been cut out of a car after a collision with a lorry in Bradford.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICEEmergency services and an air ambulance were called to Sticker Lane at about 09:00.
The collision involved a black Megane and a white lorry.
A cordon remains in place and police have advised drivers to avoid the area.
Sheffield City Council will apologise to local residents for misleading them about why a much-loved tree was set to be felled.
Image source, PAThe council told two Totley residents inspections of an alder tree showed it needed to come down, when in fact reports showed the opposite.
The ombudsman, who's role is to investigate complaints made against councils, demanded the apology.
Sheffield City Council said it will "undertake the agreed actions" and "consider whether any lessons can be learnt as a result".
Thousands of trees have been felled in Sheffield since the start of a £2.2bn 25-year programme of works, having been assessed as either dangerous, dead, diseased, dying, damaging or discriminatory.
They are being replaced with saplings.
However, many of the trees classed as damaging or discriminatory are healthy specimens which should not be cut down but saved, say campaigners.
They say amendments should be made to surrounding pavements and roads.
Workers at an East Yorkshire factory which makes a dairy ingredient for milk chocolate are to go on strike again this month.
Employees at Meadow Foods, in Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, have already taken industrial action in January.
The previous strike was in response to a "shoddy pay offer" of 2% which the Unite union said was below the cost of living.
Meadow Foods, which makes chocolate crumb, says it's "disappointed" workers are going on strike.
In a statement, the company said: "Meadow Foods has no history of industrial action and for more than 10 years has paid increases well above inflation and competitors.
"Our door remains open for constructive negotiations."
Almost £1,000 of hair products were stolen during an early morning burglary at a salon in York.
Police say the thief broke into the hair salon, on Holgate Road in Acomb, at about 04:45 on Monday 4 February by throwing a brick at a window.
The thief took six GHD hair straighteners worth £120 each, £200 worth of hair stylist products and £50 worth of shampoo, according to police.
Officers want to hear from anyone with information about the theft.
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Due to an incident in the centre of Leeds, there are currently major delays to drivers and disruption to bus services:
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A 33-year-old man from Doncaster has been arrested on suspicion of supplying a firearm.
Read MoreThere are currently major delays and disruption in the centre of Leeds as a result of an incident.
The area affected is on the flyover between Marsh Lane and Regent Street.
Traffic inbound into Leeds is currently being diverted by police.
More details as we get them.
Almondbury Community School where a Syrian boy was filmed being attacked is rated inadequate by Ofsted.
Read MoreEarlier we told you about the death of Sheffield-born goalkeeper Gordon Banks.
Tributes have been paid to the England World Cup 1966 winner, including from his nephew and Pulp drummer Nick Banks:
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Former Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Kevin Pressman has also tweeted calling Banks "a true legend":
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Meanwhile, Sheffield City Council also tweeted a picture of Banks's star on the Sheffield Legends Walk of Fame outside the Town Hall.
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Former Leeds Rhinos, England and Great Britain prop Ryan Bailey retires as a player at the age of 34.
Read MoreA number of bus services have been disrupted after reports of a serious police incident in Leeds.
Marsh Lane is currently closed.
Traffic is building as drivers are finding alternative routes.
We'll bring you more information as we get it:
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Ray Wilson, England's left-back in 1966, died aged 83 after being diagnosed with dementia.
Read MorePolice want to speak to this woman following a theft from a Home Bargains store in Selby:
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceA man and a woman were involved in the theft last month, with a number of different products stolen from the store at Market Cross.
North Yorkshire Police are asking for the public’s help to identify the woman in the CCTV image after the theft at about 15:00 on Monday 14 January.
The food producer Heck wants to expand its facility in Kirklington, North Yorkshire.
Read MoreA 33-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a boxer in Doncaster.
Image source, STEEL STREAM DESIGNTom Bell, aged 21, was shot at the Maple Tree pub on Plantation Road on 17 January.
A 33-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of supplying a firearm in connection with Mr Bell's death.
He has since been bailed as enquiries continue, police say.
In total, nine people have now been arrested over the boxer's death.
Police are urging anyone with information about the incident to get in touch.
Local Democracy Reporting Service
A tourist attraction dubbed Sausage World is set to open in North Yorkshire after plans were approved by a council.
Image source, Heck FoodThe visitor centre will be part a £4m expansion at Heck Food's sausage factory off the A1 at Kirklington, near Bedale.
Heck Food expects the development, approved by Hambleton District Council's planning committee, to draw in "loads of school trips".
Quote MessageIt's amazing how many people have knocked on the door and asked to have a look around. If you have never seen a sausage machine work then it's worth it. We have a machine that can produce 1,300 sausages a minute. It's like a Gatling gun."
Andrew Keeble, Co-founder of Heck Food
Sheffield-born goalkeeper Gordon Banks, who was part of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team, has died aged 81.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe former Chesterfield, Leicester City and Stoke City player has been in hospital since Saturday.
Stoke City FC said: "It is with great sadness that we announce that Gordon passed away peacefully overnight.
"We are devastated to lose him but we have so many happy memories and could not have been more proud of him.
"We would ask that the privacy of the family is respected at this time."
Among his achievements was a "wonder save" from Pele during the 1970 World Cup match against Brazil.
The family of a missing ultra runner from Pickering have released new photos of him, including one showing a blue, waterproof coat he may have been wearing.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceNorth Yorkshire Police say Nicholas Harper, who was last seen on Thursday morning, may be wearing running clothes although this cannot be confirmed.
He left home for a work placement and his black Citroen Picasso was later found at Cowhouse Wood, north of Helmsley,