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Police have released a photo of a man they want to speak to in connection with an incident of grievous bodily harm at a Hull nightclub.
Image source, Humberside PoliceOfficers are trying to find Ben Wainwright in connection with the incident on Coltman Street on 31 March.
Humberside Police is asking for the public's help finding the 34-year-old.
Three men are jailed after a car stopped on the M5 leads investigators to an illegal 260kg tobacco haul.
Read MoreCampaigners opposed to the downgrading of the A&E unit at a hospital in North Yorkshire will hold a public meeting tonight.
The unit at Northallerton's Friarage Hospital was temporarily downgraded last month because of a shortage of doctors, meaning some patients would have to travel to Middlesborough for treatment.
The leader of Hambleton District Council said the eventual permanent closure of the unit felt "inevitable".
But the hospital said the vast majority of services will be unchanged.
Campaigners are now seeking a judicial review into the decision.
Doncaster-born footballer Danny Rose says he "can't wait to see the back of football" and is frustrated at the lack of action taken against fans' racism.
Image source, Getty ImagesRacist chanting was directed at several England players, including Rose, during the Euro 2020 qualifier in Montenegro.
Uefa has charged Montenegro with racist behaviour but Rose, 28, does not expect a significant punishment.
The Tottenham left-back said: "When countries get fined what I probably spend on a night out in London what do you expect?"
"Seeing how things are done in the game at the minute, you just have to get on with it.
"There is so much politics in football. I can't wait to see the back of it."
Police hunting a man wanted in connection with a sex attack in York has handed himself into police.
Mohammed Ali went into Fulford Road Police Station in the city and has been arrested.
Officers say he remains in custody at this time.
There are severe problems on the M1 and the M62 in West Yorkshire at the moment.
Image source, GoogleAn accident on the M62 near Lofthouse has meant all northbound lanes on the M1 are closed where the road meets the M62 at junction 42.
Image source, @HighwaysYORKSWest Yorkshire Police say, due to the complexity of the accident and debris on the carriageway, the road is likely to be closed for several hours.
A campaign's started in Hull asking people to look and listen out for signs that someone might have the symptoms of lung cancer.
Image source, Getty ImagesLed by Hull York Medical School it encourages people to look and listen out for signs that someone is struggling to breath, or has a cough that doesn't go away.
It's been funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research and is part of a larger investment of almost £5m in Hull York Medical School, to tackle inequalities of the disease in and around the city.
Professor Una Macleod from the school says: "There's a large amount of lung cancer in Hull and chest disease, so it is an area which would benefit from people attending a doctor with their symptoms.
"That's the focus of the campaign, to encourage people with any change in chest symptoms to see their GP."
The Northern Powerhouse Minister says he wants to see more projects like England's first commercial seaweed hatchery, which is being set up on the Yorkshire coast.
Last month the Scarborough firm, Seagrown, was awarded £472,000 to establish the hatchery from the government's Coastal Communities Fund.
It's hoped it'll harvest its first crop from the North Sea within a year.
Government Minister Jake Berry believes new industries like this will help re-generate the coastline.
He says: "I suppose it's a bit like a plant nursery for seaweed, that's going into the pharmaceutical industry, that's making things like cosmetics and that's part of those new industries we want to see the Coastal Community Fund create around our coast.
"It's not just about the bucket and spade holiday, it's about creating long-term sustainable jobs all year round for people living on the coast."
Two people have been arrested after a car, which contained a quantity of workers' tools, crashed into a sign during a police pursuit in Rotherham.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe silver Ford Mondeo crashed into a sign on Bawtry Road in the early hours of this morning.
The driver of the car was also disqualified, according to South Yorkshire Police.
Police had been receiving calls from members of the public that the occupants of the car had been breaking into vans.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceTools were found in the boot of the car and officers are asking the public to get in touch if they recognise them.
Bradford-based supermarket chain Morrisons is to start selling paper shopping bags in all its stores from May following customer concerns about plastic use.
Image source, RACHEL KENNEDYThe UK's fourth-biggest grocer will roll out the paper bags in Wales next week, followed by England and Scotland.
It said the scheme will take 1,300 tonnes of plastic out of the environment each year.
But a question mark hangs over whether paper bags are more environmentally friendly than plastic ones.
Morrisons has been trialling selling paper bags alongside plastic reusable carrier bags in eight Welsh stores.
It will start selling both types for 20p, having phased out 5p carrier bags in the past year in England, Wales and Scotland.
The supermarket chain does not have any stores in Northern Ireland.
Morrisons marketing director Andy Atkinson said: "We are taking another meaningful step that will remove an estimated 1,300 tonnes of plastic out of the environment each year.
Today should be dry with sunny spells for most of the day and feeling warmer than recent days.
Tonight will start dry with clear spells, followed by misty low cloud which could produce some light rain or drizzle.
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Police are asking members of the public to help them find a man wanted in connection with a sex attack in York.
Image source, NYPOfficers say the assault happened on Lowther Street in the city on Sunday 24 February.
He is believed to be Mohammed Samsun Ali, but is known to use other names.
Police think he may be working in the York area.
Anyone who sees him, or has any information about him, is being asked to contact the North Yorkshire force.
A former roofer who volunteered on DIY SOS said he was "lost for words" after his home was renovated by some of the people he once worked alongside.
Darren Hudson, who uses a wheelchair, was left caring for his three sons, one of whom is severely disabled, after his wife died in December 2017.
He said he was left "humbled" and speechless by the transformation.
The ex-tradesman, from Hessle, near Hull, volunteered in 2014 when the BBC TV team went to Rise, East Yorkshire.
They helped refurbish the home of Jason Liversidge who has Motor Neurone Disease.
Mr Hudson started using a wheelchair two years ago after a spinal condition - caude equina syndrome - meant he was unable to walk.
His wife died suddenly two weeks after he was discharged from hospital following back surgery. Months later, Mr Hudson lost both of his parents within 10 weeks of each other.
"It's been a massive role reversal. It was just a day's work but to go from giving to being at the receiving end was unexpected," he said.
Mr Hudson, who was left sharing a downstairs bedroom with his adopted son Oliver, who has hydrocephalus, said the transformation had had a "massive impact" on him and his family.
"It's absolutely amazing. I can't put into words what these guys have done for us and what they're continuing to do for us."
The brother of a woman who died after she was hit by a stolen lorry in South Yorkshire will meet MPs today, in a bid to change sentencing laws.
Image source, PAJohnny Wood believes the men who were driving the truck were given unduly lenient sentences.
His sister, Jacqueline Wileman, died when the truck mounted a pavement in Brierley near Barnsley last September.
South Yorkshire Police said the lorry had previously been reported stolen and was being followed by an officer in a marked patrol car.
The newly-built house was severely damaged with beds and other household items hanging from the gable end.
The four men in the vehicle were each jailed for between 10 and 13 years.
Hull KR end a three-match losing streak in Super League as they run in seven tries to beat bottom club Leeds Rhinos 45-26.
Read MoreThe properties in Ripon will also have foundations able to withstand a sinkhole up to 65ft wide.
Read MoreEngland manager and "honorary Yorkshireman" Gareth Southgate has dedicated his OBE to his players.
Image source, PA/Victoria JonesThe former footballer, who lives in North Yorkshire, received the honour from Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace.
He said taking the job had given him a fresh perspective on what the national side means to the country after leading England to its first World Cup semi-final since 1990.
The OBE just about eclipses the accolade of "honorary Yorkshireman" which was bestowed upon the Watford-born manager at last year's White Rose tourism awards.
Police say they "have concerns" for a 56-year-old man who went missing from Hull last week.
Image source, Humberside PoliceLawrence Guymer was last seen on 30 March on Spring Bank in Hull.
Anyone who's seen him is asked to get in touch with police.
Humberside Police say he's believed to be wearing a green coat, grey joggers and grey trainers.
A man has been charged with preventing a lawful burial after a woman's body was found in a flat.
Image source, GooglePolice said the 25-year-old woman was found dead in Fourth Avenue in York on 2 July 2018.
Daniel Heath, 35, whose last address was given as Briggs Avenue, Crewe, Cheshire, appeared at York Magistrates' Court on Thursday.
Mr Heath was granted unconditional bail and will next appear at York Crown Court on 30 April.
