Floral tributes have been left on a bench where Libby Squire was last seen, after police confirmed a body recovered from the Humber Estuary is that of the missing student.

Tributes have been left at the bench, on Beverley Road, where she was seen on CCTV the night she disappeared.

Candles have also been lit for the 21-year-old University of Hull student whose body was found yesterday in the Humber Estuary, near Grimsby docks.

A man wanted in connection with assault, criminal damage and threats to kill offences, is being sought by police in South Yorkshire.

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Officers say Lewis Parker, 25, is believed to visit the Kimberworth Park, Thurcroft and Maltby areas of Rotherham.

Police want anyone who sees him or knows where he might be to contact them.

But they've warned: "If you see Lewis, please do not approach him."

There's a 'wheely' big job being tackled on the A169 north of Malton in North Yorkshire this morning.

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A tyre being changed on a combine harvester close to The Whole Hogg Farm Shop is expected to cause traffic delays.

Police say repairs are likely to take at least another 30 minutes and are asking people to pass with care.

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Scarborough's Alpamare water park has applied for a new premises licence to allow it to sell alcohol after the previous one lapsed when its operator got into financial trouble.

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The operator of the £14m attraction was issued with a winding-up petition in January over unpaid debts to British Gas.

The company reached an arrangement to meet its debt obligations, which allowed it to continue.

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A foodbank has issued an urgent plea for help and donations as it helps rising numbers of people in "crisis" , external.

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Thirteen teams are still in real danger of going down from League One with eight games left. But how has it got so close?

A man who may have serious injuries after an arson attack on a fish and chip shop in Selby is being sought by the police.

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Officers were called to Abbey Fisheries on Gowthorpe at about 03:50 yesterday morning after reports of a fire which was believed to have been started deliberately.

Detectives want to check on the man's welfare and believe he may be able to help with the investigation into the blaze.

A former counter-terrorism expert has expressed concerns far-right extremists in the county could try and imitate the Christchurch mosque shootings in which 50 people were killed.

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Speaking anonymously to the BBC the man, who used to work for the Home Office, said far-right extremists were seeking to target communities in Yorkshire.

He said: "Since what happened in Christchurch I think Muslim communities in the UK are now at greater risk of being targeted by perverted far-right, ideologies.

"The far-right is becoming more organised because of the internet, the problem isn't going away and the number of people subscribing to far-right ideologies is increasing."

Shahab Adris is from MEND (Muslim Engagement and Development), which works to raise awareness of Islamophobia.

He says: "We've seen, over the last three or four days, there have been a number of attacks against Muslims and Muslim mosques already after Christchurch.

"We've come across parents who are explaining to their children not to go out after dark and young women who used to go out on their own, now going out in groups.

"We are witnessing a change of behaviour in Muslims."

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Any early patches of mist or fog will lift to leave a mostly dry, cloudy day, with some sunny intervals.

Tonight will start dry, but thickening cloud will bring the chance of patchy drizzle for a time:

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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this morning, most services appear to be running to time.

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A teenage boy has suffered serious injuries after his scooter was in collision with a car in Barnsley.

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The 17-year-old boy was travelling on a white scooter on Common Road at about 13:45 on Wednesday afternoon.

The scooter swerved to avoid a red 4x4 travelling in the opposite direction and then collided with a parked car.

The boy remains in a serious condition in hospital.

Officers are keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident, or who saw a red 4x4 in the area at the time.

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A home care worker has been criticised after saying "Ey up chuff nut" to a disabled man.

A relative of the man highlighted the carer's language as part of a report into home care in Sheffield.

Independent body Healthwatch said families wanted care workers to improve their communication skills, especially when looking after those with dementia.

The watchdog said firms needed to be clear on how they vetted and recruited employees.

The woman who complained about the term directed at her relative said it would be a beneficial if his care workers spoke to him differently.

The comments are part of a wide ranging report by Healthwatch, which has gathered the views and experiences of users of home care and relatives, says the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

It said families wanted to see more general dementia training and specialist training in other areas, such as physical disabilities, mental health and long-term health conditions such as diabetes.

Police in Hull say their priority is to support the family of Libby Squire and "give them the answers they desperately need."

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The body of the 21-year-old University of Hull student, who was last seen alive on 1 February, was recovered from the Humber Estuary, near Grimsby docks, on Wednesday afternoon.

A major police inquiry saw hundreds of officers searching for Ms Squire, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

Det Supt Martin Smalley said: "Formal identification has taken place and we can confirm the body recovered is that of missing woman Libby Squire."

Professor Susan Lea, vice-chancellor at the University of Hull, said staff and students were "all absolutely devastated by the loss of our student, Libby Squire".

Last month, the student's mother Lisa Squire talked of "a month of utter heartbreak and despair".

"As a family we are incomplete," she said.

A 24-year-old man arrested on suspicion of abduction remains a person of interest, police said.

Bradfordians have their say on the ways in which other people view their home city.

Police say a body recovered from the Humber Estuary is that of the missing 21-year-old student.

Nicholas Carpenter, 38, of Strensall died when he was hit by a Kia 4X4 on Wednesday.

Stuart Levy is jailed for five years for killing Shantelle Kirkup, who propelled her son to safety.

A report finds families want home care workers to improve their communication skills.

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A woman from Sheffield who had to learn to read again after having a brain tumour has published her own book.

Sue Jones, from Woodseats, found out she had a tumour in September 2014. Three days later, she had surgery removing it.

Her recovery included learning to tell the time and learning to read and write again.

Using mainly children's books to start with, the mum-of-one learned the skill all over again - and has since published a book about her experience:

The jury has to decide whether David Duckenfield is guilty of the manslaughter of 95 people.