A woman takes footage of man who allegedly tried to snatch a girl as she walked to school.

A 15-year-old boy has died in hospital more than a week after being hit by two cars in Rotherham.

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Ryan Durkin was hit by a suspected stolen silver BMW travelling at high speed along Brinsworth Lane at about 23:00 on Friday 19 April.

South Yorkshire Police said the teenager was hit again moments later by a second car, a black Seat Ibiza, travelling in the same direction.

Ryan was taken to hospital but died on Saturday as a result of his injuries.

A 24-year-old man has been charged with causing serious injury through dangerous driving and failing to stop after a collision, police say.

He has also been charged in connection with a burglary at a house in Penistone on 12 April, during which a silver BMW was stolen.

The 17-year-old driver of the Seat was arrested in connection with the crash and later released under investigation, according to police.

More than 600 people urge councillors to keep Spearmint Rhino in Sheffield open.

Scarborough council wants to know if its links with Welcome to Yorkshire offer "value for money".

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Whitby's former council offices will be turned into a nine-room boutique hotel despite objections from a local church.

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Plan to convert the old offices in Skinner Street have been approved by Scarborough Council.

The approval comes despite a number of objections, including concerns from Whitby Evangelical Church that patrons would park in its private car park and that the hotel's cafe bar would cause disturbance to the neighbours.

Local residents were also concerned about parking, but council planning officers passed the application noting the Highways Agency had no concerns about the impact on parking or road safety in the area.

Indie rock band Two Door Cinema Club will perform in Hull later this year, it's been announced.

The band are set to play the city's Bonus Arena on 10 October as part of a tour in support of their fourth studio album.

The Northern Ireland three-piece performed at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend when it came to Burton Constable Hall for Hull's UK City of Culture year.

Do you recognise this man? Detectives have released footage of a man they would like to identify in connection with the "disturbing" abduction of a schoolgirl in Leeds.

The 12-year-old victim was walking on Old Run Road at about 09:15 on 23 April when a man approached her, grabbed her by the waist and carried her towards woodland.

He fled after the girl fought back and after he was disturbed by a passer-by.

Det Insp James Entwistle said: "The circumstances of this incident are clearly very disturbing and we urgently need to identify the man shown in these images.

"The woman who intervened was able to film him on her phone as he ran off across a nearby park off Moor Road and we also have CCTV footage of him in the area which we are releasing."

Police are appealing for anyone with information about the man in the footage to get in touch.

Sheffield United captain Billy Sharp says he appreciates promotion to the Premier League more because he was "hurt" by going so close in the past.

From today York will have a new park and ride bus service calling at the city's hospital.

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The bus will leave every 20 minutes from Rawcliffe Bar and will cost £3.20, with NHS staff getting a discount on fares.

The bus, which will drop off at a specially built bus stop by the hospital entrance, is hoped to be an alternative to parking at the hospital or on nearby residential streets.

Hospital travel coordinator Dan Braidley said: "We're well aware that we do contribute to congestion in the area.

"It's not a case we can build our way out of it, we can't build another multi-storey so this was the next logical step."

It is aimed at helping children who are troubled or have challenging behaviour to sleep better.

Police investigating an attempted break-in at a house in Hull have released an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the incident.

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Humberside Police said the attempted burglary took place at property in Mulberry Lane on Wednesday 27 March.

Anyone who recognises the man in the picture is asked to contact the force.

Aston Villa's winning run is ended by Leeds United in a drawn hot-tempered game of two remarkable goals at Elland Road.

This photograph shows what happened when a van misjudged the height restrictions at a car wash in Pontefract:

The picture shows how the red van ripped out part of the car wash, at a Texaco petrol station, yesterday evening.

A metal arch has been pulled out of the car wash and a set of brushes, for automatically cleaning vehicles, can be seen jammed up against the van's bodywork.

Talk about 'wash and go'...

A trio of big name cyclists, including two previous winners, has been announced today for this year's Tour de Yorkshire.

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Last year's champion, Greg Van Avermaet, 33, (pictured left) will defend his title after his team confirmed he was fit to compete after suffering cuts and bruises in a crash yesterday.

He will be joined by Serge Pauwels (pictured right) who says his 2017 title was "one of the biggest wins of my career so far".

Meanwhile, Marianne Vos (pictured centre), who is described as "the most successful female rider of her generation", will compete in the women's race.

Last week it was announced that Mark Cavendish will compete in the race, which begins in Doncaster on Thursday.

A 30-year-old man has suffered serious injuries after falling 50ft from rocks at the Cow and Calf near Ilkley on Sunday evening.

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The Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association said the man was knocked unconscious by the fall and had to be taken to hospital by the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

Fire crews in West Yorkshire are urging people to take care around the water after new figures reveal 20 people have drowned in the county over the last five years.

The warning comes after a police officer and another person were taken to hospital on Saturday after the officer attempted to pull the person from the River Aire in Leeds.

West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service says its officers are often first on the scene when someone gets into difficulties.

Area manager Chris Kirby said: "If there are people in the water that you spot having difficulty then immediately call 999 and get that assistance on its way."

An East Yorkshire woman who believes her pet dog diagnosed her with a rare disease before anyone else knew she was ill has described him as a "knight in shining armour".

Michelle Sutherland, from Thorngumbald, thinks her dog, Clive, knew she had Addison's disease - a rare disorder of the adrenal glands - before the medics did.

Initially, she said she thought she had the "world's most annoying dog" because he wouldn't stop trying to lick her mouth.

She said every time he did it she would become ill soon afterwards and eventually went to find out what was wrong.

She was later diagnosed with Addison's and Michelle believes her dog had been trying to let her know her hormone levels were low.

Clive has now been trained to let her know when to take life-saving medicine by smelling changes in her adrenal levels.

Michelle said: "I don't think I'd be here if it wasn't for Clive. He's my knight in shining armour, I love him to bits and wouldn't be without him."

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Aston Villa manager Dean Smith says he was relieved "sportsmanship prevailed" as Leeds United allowed his side to equalise in a controversial 1-1 draw.

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Smith's opposite number Marcelo Bielsa (pictured) agreed to hand Villa a goal after they led through Mateusz Klich's strike.

Klich played on after players on both sides stopped for an injury to Villa striker Jonathan Kodjia. Albert Adomah rolled in the leveller straight from the restart after Smith and Bielsa had agreed on the touchline.

Smith later praised Bielsa for agreeing to allow Villa to walk the ball in from the restart.

"Full respect to Marcelo for doing that," Smith added. "I think sportsmanship has prevailed in the end."

The draw at Elland Road also confirmed Sheffield United's automatic promotion to the Premier League and sets up the prospect of Leeds and Villa meeting again in next month's play-off final.

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Up to three men kicked in the door of a York city centre gaming cafe at about 23:30 on Saturday, stealing cash and leaving a trail of Creme Eggs behind them, external.

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