This dog was saved by firefighters after getting stuck in mud by the Humber estuary yesterday.

The "lovely pooch" was left in the care of its owner after being rescued at Water's Edge in Barton Upon Humber:

This is the scene on junction 22 on the M62 after a collision involved two cars earlier.

Lane one is currently blocked and traffic is snaking back to Ainley Top.

Officers are on scene dealing with the issue:

It's been announced the former Archbishop of York John Habgood has died at the age of 91.

More to follow.

More than 200 students in East Yorkshire have signed a petition calling for their university to upgrade its bike storage facilities to deal with rising thefts.

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This is after 189 bikes were reported stolen from the area around the University of Hull in the last three years.

Liberal Democrat Councillor Paul Drake-Davies represents the Beverley and Newland ward, which has a high percentage of students.

He said: "What we're lacking is secure and safe storage, this is something the university needs to address and this petition is one way of highlighting this."

The university says security and safety is a top priority and there is provision on campus for securing bikes.

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There are problems on the railway near Doncaster this morning because of a points failure.

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Delays of up to 40 minutes are currently being reported on some routes.

It's mainly affecting southbound trains.

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Thousands of pounds owed by deceased tenants is to be written off by a North Yorkshire council.

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Harrogate Council says it will write-off almost £40,000 worth of cash owed by tenants who have died, been sent to prison or evicted while in council housing.

Cabinet member, Graham Swift, approved the proposal to wipe a total of £39,529.22 in former tenant housing debts.

The majority of outstanding debt comes from tenants who have died while in accommodation, as well as former tenants who have been evicted and can't be traced.

Tenants who have died without any assets make up £14,342.01 of that total of £39,529.22, with 73 cases recorded in a council report.

A £16,106.65 chunk comes from cases where tenants had been evicted from council housing.

Councillor Swift said pursuing the debt could potentially cost more than writing it off.

A video has been released by Sheffield City Council showing residents in the Roma community how to use bins.

The video, which is presented in the Roma language with English subtitles, shows viewers how to recycle using different coloured bins.

Sheffield City Council gives residents a black, brown and blue bin to aid recycling.

South Yorkshire Police says the force is working with the council to stop "litter issues" in Page Hall and Fir Vale, which has a large Roma community:

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Both Sheffield football managers have been nominated for the Sky Bet Championship's manager of the month award.

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Chris Wilder and Steve Bruce manage Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday respectively.

They're up against Daniel Farke of Norwich City and Alex Neil from Preston North End for the February award.

Owls boss Bruce was unbeaten in six league games last month, which were his first games in charge.

Sheffield United picked up 13 points from a possible 15 in the same period.

A team at the University of York has discovered how a tiny molecule could lead to new treatments for life-threatening infections, such as autoimmune and chronic inflammatory diseases.

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Known as miR-132, it's said to act as a "handbrake" on the immune system by controlling how cells respond to infection.

Dr Dimitris Lagos, from the Hull York Medical School, said: "When you're responding to an infection your immune system protects you, but it can also be the thing that makes you ill - getting that balance wrong is what usually leads to a chronic infection.

"The miR-132 is a very small part of your DNA, but we discovered it helps control how others molecules work."

Speaking of the team's objective, Dr Dimitris said: "The two aims we have are either finding ways that make sure infections are cleared faster, or the bad things your immune system can do are minimized."

A headteacher from Sheffield has written a letter to the Education Secretary, Damian Hinds, after being told to save £125,000 from his budget.

In the letter, Ian Read, from Watercliffe Meadow Primary School in Shirecliffe, says he needs to make six members of staff redundant.

He says: "By Easter we will be losing a teacher, four teaching assistants, a learning mentor and a caretaker."

In a plea to Damian Hinds he says: "What do I do, stop doing things I feel are right, or ask staff to work 10% harder?"

The letter continues: "The financial circumstances many schools find themselves in make your reducing work load agenda, farcical."

A Department of Education statement says: "While there is more money going into our schools than ever before, we recognise the budgeting challenges schools face and that we are asking them to do more."

Police in Sheffield say they are growing increasingly concerned for a man missing from Sheffield since last Friday.

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Ricardo Reid, 24, was last seen on CCTV in the Spital area of Sheffield on Friday 1 March at about 09:10.

He is described as 5ft 8ins tall, medium build with black short hair and was last seen wearing a grey hoodie, black trousers and trainers.

Anyone who has seen him is asked to contact the South Yorkshire force.

Train operator Northern's six-carriage long services in and out of Leeds station have been delayed by two years, BBC News has learned.

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The new trains were due to be introduced at the end of this year, but will now not begin until late 2021.

The delay is because longer platforms at Leeds will not be ready in time

It has now emerged that the much longer services into Leeds on the busiest routes at peak times, which were planned as part of a timetable shake-up for this December, will not materialise until the end of 2021.

But Northern still plans to start phasing in a £500m fleet of new short trains from this spring.

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A chilly day with brisk winds and spells of rain.

Tonight, any lingering showers should soon clear away to be followed by long clear periods.

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

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It is being claimed more than two thirds of people feel "unsafe" on Bradford's roads.

A report for the council says most people believe dangerous driving is one of the city's biggest problems.

It comes as officials in the city prepare to approve new powers which would make it easier to tackle anti-social driving.

A man who has tended a memorial to 10 US airmen for decades is to be inducted in to Sheffield's "walk of fame".

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Tony Foulds continues to look after the memorial to the crew of the B-17 Flying Fortress 'Mi Amigo' that crashed at Endcliffe Park in 1944.

A flypast honouring his efforts attracted thousands to the city after the BBC's Dan Walker aired his story.

Sheffield Council said Mr Foulds had put Sheffield "on the world map".

A proposal to add Mr Foulds to the city's walk of fame was put forward by council leader Julie Dore and backed unanimously.

She said: "Many citizens from Sheffield make a significant impact at national and international level.

"Tony Foulds, with the help of BBC presenter Dan Walker, put Sheffield well and truly on the world map with a magnificent flypast organised by the US Airforce and Royal Air Force together with the council, BBC Breakfast, South Yorkshire Police and many others.

"We want to thank Tony and the many many others who are so passionate about our city and make Sheffield a great city."

Six members of a gang jailed for grooming and sexually abusing teenage girls in Halifax have failed in their bid to reduce their sentences.

They were among men convicted at Leeds Crown Court in 2016.

Appeals were lodged by Hedar Ali, Haider Ali, Khalid Zaman, Mohammed Ramzan, Tahir Mahmood, and Taukeer Butt.

One girl was said to have been passed around like a "sex toy" between 2009 and 2011.

A Court of Appeal judge said her ordeal "transcends the imagination of most people".

The company will not introduce its new long trains, aimed at reducing overcrowding, until the end of 2021.

Tony Foulds was a schoolboy when he saw a plane crash in Sheffield's Endcliffe Park in 1944.

The artwork is on a disused bridge over the River Hull which is due to be demolished.