Police in Hull have shared a picture of a kitchen knife seized from a car, thought to have been stolen.

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Humberside Police say the 12 inch knife was found in a car on Sutton Street at about 20:45 last night.

A 18-year-old man from Manchester and a 44-year-old man from Hull have both been arrested on suspicion of burglary, theft of a motor vehicle, and possession of a bladed article.

Dianna Turner is said to have stolen more than £800,000 from guest house residents over nine years.

A 28-year-old man from Nottinghamshire has been charged with murder following a fatal assault in Whitby last month.

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It follows an assault on a 47-year-old man at about 00:05 on Sunday 24 February outside Porto Pizza, Windsor Terrace.

He was taken to hospital, but died on Thursday 28 February.

The man has been remanded in custody to appear at Scarborough Magistrates' Court on Monday.

The family of Libby Squire say they're "really struggling" as police release a new video of the Hull student who has been missing for six weeks.

The video shows the 21-year-old singing in the car with her family as she's driven back to university in April 2018:

Lisa Squire said: “As a family, we are really struggling.

"The whole family miss Libby beyond belief.

“Libby’s disappearance is having a big effect on all of us.

"Please if you have any information let the police know.”

Humberside Police say the search goes on for the philosophy student who was last seen just after 00:00 on Friday 1 February at the junction of Beverley Road and Haworth Street in Hull.

Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield had "ultimate responsibility" and should have made "lifesaving decisions", a jury heard.

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Prosecutor Richard Matthews QC said Mr Duckenfield's duty was to have thought about danger and "problem areas".

On trial at Preston Crown Court, the 74-year-old denies gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans, on 15 April 1989.

The trial continues.

A games group in Driffield is appealing for more members as the one woman who comes every week "doesn't have anyone to play against".

The club is looking for people to come and play card and board games with her at the town's library:

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A tree is blocking the railway line at Brighouse.

Northern is warning disruption to services in the area will last until about 18:30 tonight:

A Sheffield graffiti artist has brought his street art to life with a new exhibition in the city.

Artist Phlegm has artwork throughout the city centre but a new exhibition of 3D sculptures, called Mausoleum of the Giants, is to open to the public on Friday.

The venue was a tight-lipped secret but has now been revealed as the Eye Witness Works on Milton Street in Sheffield.

It will be open from 18:00 on Friday until 6 April.

Hillsborough police boss David Duckenfield should have made "lifesaving decisions", a court hears.

Prince Edward visits Bradford synagogue to see interfaith work in city

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Residents in an area of south Leeds say they are still in the dark about proposals to build 299 homes on greenfield land.

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The plans for a site off Westerton Road in West Ardsley had originally been submitted back in 2017, but several delays to the proposals have put any final decision on the plans back until at least the summer, according to Leeds City Council.

It comes as the chair of a local pressure group, West Ardsley Action Group, claimed that years of over-development in the area had turned it into a "zombie commuter belt".

An outline planning application has been lodged, it seeks permission to build up to 299 homes on the land.

Developers claimed that the plans would bring improvements to the landscape and management of the woodland.

Walker Morris, the agent acting on behalf of the developers West Ardsley Development Consortium, declined to comment.

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The Earl of Wessex has arrived in Bradford to take part in a special service at a synagogue.

Bradford Reform Synagogue almost closed six years ago, but was saved from closure thanks to a fundraising campaign by local businesses and community groups.

Prince Edward is there to celebrate the city's interfaith work:

The queue for tickets for the Theatre Royal's pantomime, the first since the retirement of Britain's longest-serving panto dame, has started a day before they go on sale.

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Tickets for Sleeping Beauty, which has been written Berwick Kaler, go on sale at 09:00 tomorrow morning, but it's become a tradition for fans to queue through the night.

It's been 41 years since the theatre staged a pantomine without the legendary actor who has been entertaining generations of fans since 1977.

A pair of men, arrested on suspicion of trying to kidnap three young girls in Knaresborough, have been released after police said the youngsters may have become distressed due to social media rumours.

The men were reported to police after speaking to the girls on Half Crown Way, but police say they had not "intended to cause them alarm of distress".

Officers say the men stopped their van next the group, aged between 10 and 12, for "a legitimate reason" on Monday.

North Yorkshire Police has established the "full circumstances surrounding the incident" and do not believe the pair were trying to carry out a kidnapping.

The girls were described as being shaken after the incident, although police said this "could be the result of recent rumours circulating on social media around sightings of a suspicious van in the North Yorkshire area".

In a statement, police said: "The girls acted in the correct manner by leaving a situation which made them feel uncomfortable as quickly as they could, seeking help from an appropriate adult and informing police."

But the force also warned that against "speculation" which it said "can often be unhelpful and cause unnecessary distress".

A man has been jailed for life, with a minimum term of 22 years, for fatally stabbing another man in Sheffield.

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Gavin Singleton, 31, from Hillsborough was found on Walkley Lane with three stab wounds and died in hospital in October 2018.

His killer, Danny Trotter, 24, of Chadwick Road, Sheffield was found guilty of murder after a six-day trial at Sheffield Crown Court.

The judge described the death as a “tragedy” and a “senseless killing”.

Mr Singleton has an 11-year-old son.

Trotter pleaded guilty before trial to possession of a knife and supplying cocaine to Mr Singleton.

He was also found guilty of wounding another man who was with Mr Singleton.

Trotter initially denied the offence of murder, but later claimed he had been acting in self-defence after the two men had rowed about money.

The new Azuma "bullet trains" were found to interfere with trackside signalling equipment

Police have released pictures of jewellery stolen during a burglary in Doncaster.

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The necklaces and bracelets are among the items taken from a house, in the Hyde Park area, at some point between 20:00 on Saturday 16 February and 14:00 on Monday 18 February.

South Yorkshire Police say offenders broke into a house, on Lime Tree Avenue, by snapping the lock on the back door.

Bradford might not be where you expect a group of Franciscan Friars to be living, but since 2005 an order that originally formed in New York, set up St. Pio Friary in the city.

The six monks rely on donations from the public to feed themselves and run a regular soup kitchen.

BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Nihal Arthanayake went to meet them and hear their stories.

You can read more here.

A training session for a member of Humber Coastguard turned into a real life rescue when she saved a dog.

Kate Willoughby was training with the Inverness helicopter crew when they spotted the lost dog perched on a ledge in the Cairngorm mountains.

This video shows Ben, who had to be rescued after he ran off while on a trip and storms hit:

Harrogate Town have paid tribute to former chairman Bill Fotherby after he died at the age of 88.

On Twitter, the club said the former Leeds director would be missed and that its thoughts were with his family: