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These are rare quadruplet lambs which have been born in the North Yorkshire village of Brawby.
These are three of the Texel lambs born at Norfolk Lodge Farm, with a fourth given away to a farmer near Bridlington who had lost a lamb:
A European paper manufacturer is to store its products in Hull, with the city's port set to handle 35,000 tonnes of paper a year, it's been confirmed.
Image source, ABP HumberThe Belgian company is relocating its storage facitly after signing a two-year lease with Associated British Ports (ABP) Humber.
The deal, with VPK Packaging, will see the port handle weekly shipments of paper reels from Ghent.
Police have released a photograph of meat spilled across a road from the back of a lorry as they launch a crackdown on unsecured loads being carried in West Yorkshire.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceWest Yorkshire Police shared the picture at the start of a week of action aiming to reduce the "disruption and potential collision from shed loads".
Insp Shane Cartwright said: "We want to educate drivers of HGVs to make sure they comply with the regulations to keep themselves safe and the roads safe."
The discovery of a 60-year-old Somali man who was found dead in Hull after his neighbours said they "hadn't seen him for some time" has prompted a police search for his relatives.
Image source, GoogleOfficers are appealing to find the family of Dahir Baigs Deria, who is originally from Somalia and who was found dead at his home on De la Pole Avenue on Sunday 10 February.
Humberside Police say: "We are unsure when Mr Deria came to Hull and we don’t know whether he has any family in the UK."
His death is not being treated as suspicious and anyone who can help is being asked to get in touch with police.
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Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) has failed a target of attending 50% of high-risk calls in some parts of the region within seven minutes, according to new statistics.
Image source, PAThe timings apply to rural areas of the Colne, Dearne and Holme Valleys.
The response rates decrease even further, with Meltham at 20%, Marsden at 17% and Clayton West at 5%.
Councillor Charles Greaves, leader of the Independent Group on Kirklees Council and ward member for Holme Valley North, said: "We have lower ambulance cover, a larger geographical area, poor road links, longer arrival times and longer A&E journey times compared to anywhere else in West Yorkshire".
John McSorley, Divisional Commander of A&E Operations at YAS NHS Trust, said: "Overall demand for emergency ambulances is increasing year-on-year and this pressure is reflected in all NHS services across the whole country".
Have you seen Kenvin Vata? Officers are searching for him after he went missing in Doncaster.
Image source, SOUTH YORKSHIRE POLICEThe 18-year-old was seen at Imperial Crescent at about 11:15 on 9 February.
He's described as being about 5ft 8ins tall and was last seen wearing a green North Face jacket, white trainers and a grey Trespass rucksack.
Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to contact police.
This is the scene at the A1 J46 roundabout at Kirk Deighton, where a lorry has overturned:
Image source, MALIK WALTONDrivers who want to use the services are being told to head north, take A1 J47 Harrogate roundabout and go south.
Image source, MALIK WALTONThe north entry slip is still blocked as emergency services deal with the incident.
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The RSPCA says it is "unbelievable" someone has treated Dobby, Winky and Albus in this way.
Read MoreThree bald puppies are recovering after they were dumped in two separate incidents at a Halifax vets.
Image source, RSPCATwo puppies were brought into West Mount Vets on Pellon Lane at about 17:30 on 7 February.
The third animal was brought in at about 17:00 on 14 February.
Image source, RSPCAThe man who brought the dogs in both incidents is described as wearing a tracksuit and a hoodie.
The puppies are recovering from shock, but their fur is returning, according to the RSPCA.
Insp Sarah Bagley said: "It’s unbelievable that someone has dumped these puppies in this way, not once but twice.
"I am very concerned about any other animals this person may have in their care."
Do you recognise the man in this e-fit image? Detectives want to identify him after a woman escaped an attempted rape in Sheffield:
Image source, SOUTH YORKSHIRE POLICEThe victim, in her twenties, was walking on Oak Folds Road at about 08:00 on 1 January when a man grabbed her and dragged her into an alleyway near Concord Park.
The suspect is described as being about 6ft tall and aged about 37.
He spoke with a Yorkshire accent and has a black and red tattoo on his right hand.
Anyone who recognises the man is being asked to contact police.
A lorry has overturned at the A1 J46 roundabout at Kirk Deighton.
Emergency services are currently at the scene.
The north entry slip has been blocked and traffic is slow:
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Wakefield prop Craig Huby is out for three to four months with a shoulder injury, head coach Chris Chester confirms.
Read MoreA man has been arrested after an attack on an ambulance which forced a pair of paramedics to lock themselves in a house in Hull.
Image source, TwitterA 32-year-old man has been arrested after the incident, described by one of the crew, Laura Mayor, as "my most frightening shift at work".
Police say they received a call from Yorkshire Ambulance Service on Friday about a man threatening staff and damaging their vehicle.
The man was arrested on suspicion of affray and criminal damage and has now been released pending further investigations, according to Humberside Police.
Police are appealing for help identifying this woman and man in connection with a theft from a shop in Scarborough.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceNorth Yorkshire Police released CCTV after items were taken from the Boyes store on Queen Street.
The theft took place on 8 December, but police have so far been unable to identify the people in the footage.
A Hull MP has paid tribute to a veteran Labour politician who has died aged 84 after a long illness.
Diana Johnson, Labour MP for Hull North, said the death of Paul Flynn was "a real loss to our parliamentary democracy".
Writing on Twitter, she shared her memories of the long-serving Labour MP for Newport West who died on Sunday:
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A motorist was caught going at nearly twice the speed limit through East Yorkshire in the early hours of this morning saying they were "running late for work".
The driver was reported for speeding after being pulled over on the A165 near Skirlaugh, according to Humberside Police:
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Five students have recreated the Beatles' legendary 1969 rooftop gig - their very final public performance together as a group - in York.
Led by music student Mark Readman, 18, from Balby, whose final year project is to recreate the Fab Four's Let It Be album, the fab five hit the rooftop at York College earlier.
Image source, York CollegeThe original concert took place on 30 January 1969 and saw John, Paul, George and Ringo - as well as keyboard player Billy Preston - take to the roof of Apple HQ on Saville Row to play a 42-minute set before the police intervened.
As with the original performance, these latterday Beatles played Get Back, Don't Let Me Down, Dig A Pony, One After 909 and I've Got a Feeling.
Image source, York CollegeMark says: "I am using the same techniques, amps and stage set, playing the full set outdoors overlooking the large podium deck at the rear of the college.
"We also have the college's media make-up students making the band look as authentic as possible, giving the audience - made up of students and staff - a true replica performance."
The family of a boxer who was shot dead have paid tribute to "their champion" as hundreds attended his funeral in Doncaster.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe family of Tom Bell, who was shot at the Maple Tree pub in Balby last month, issued a statement thinking those who have donated towards the cost of his funeral at the St Peters in Chains Church on Chequer Road.
His dad Tony said: "My heart is broken and has been ripped apart. Not only have I lost my youngest son, I have lost a friend. I will miss him always and forever."
His mum Tracy said: "I’ll never have the chance to be a Nanna to his children, but his life was wonderful and he lives on in my heart forever."
Mr Bell's family also thanked police as well as a member of staff at the Maple Tree who performed CPR after the boxer was shot last month.
Two men have been charged with murder and seven others arrested by South Yorkshire Police in connection with Mr Bell's death.
A pair of men have been arrested on suspicion of trying to fraudulently exchange foreign currency in Beverley.
Image source, REUTERS/Ingolfur JuliussonThey are accused of mixed Swedish and Icelandic currency together before trying to convert it to sterling.
Humberside Police say there is a £750 difference between the two currencies.
Officers were alerted after the men, from London and Leicester, tried to exchange the money at a travel agent and supermarket.
The pair have been bailed while investigations continue.
New details have been released for link road plans for Leeds Bradford Airport.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilThree options are being considered for two new roads or improvements to the existing A65 and A658 junctions.
The proposals include new junctions and crossings.
Leeds City Council says better rail access instead of roads is not financially or geographically feasible.
However, a parkway station, for rail and park and ride, is now possible because of £173.5m government cash to invest in Leeds' transport, but would not provide a direct rail link to the airport
Link road proposals were first put forward in 2015, with three potential schemes - two of which see a new road created from the A65.