Is it a new world record for the most number of people playing hopscotch simultaneously?

Legendary half-back Danny McGuire is to retire to take on a recruitment role at Hull KR, as props Nick Scruton and Lee Jewitt leave.

A mother was driving through East Yorkshire with her baby as a passenger when teenagers threw stones at her car smashing the windscreen, police have revealed today.

The family were not injured in what's being described as an "extremely distressing incident for them," on the A1079 on Sunday 12 May.

Humberside Police say it received a number of reports of youths, described as being about 16, throwing objects at cars from fields between the Kingswood roundabout and the caravan works roundabout.

PC Stephen Morley said, "This was a very reckless act, it is only by sheer good luck that no one was injured."

Police are looking for a man in connection with an assault in Barnsley where a woman was left with serious injuries - and members of the public have been warned not to approach him.

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Officers are trying to trace Patrick Connors, after a woman in her 30s was assaulted on Monday 6 May, and anyone who sees him is asked to call 999.

The 34-year-old is believed to live in Manchester, has connections to Doncaster and police say it's possible he could be anywhere in the north of England.

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New rules to ban barbecues, fireworks and Chinese lanterns on Bradford’s moorland could be brought in after a number of fires on Ilkley Moor.

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Police say some of these fires were started either deliberately or by the careless use of disposable barbecues" with the most recent fire on Ilkley Moor taking place on Saturday.

The public space protection order would ban naked flames on moorland - including Ilkley Moor, Baildon Moor and Haworth Moor - and anyone caught breaking it would be forced to pay a fine of up to £100.

A four-week consultation will be held into the plans, which follows a similar move in Kirklees after a major fire on Marsden Moor.

Ex-Hull and Salford player Jansin Turgut is an Ibiza hospital with "severe injuries" after falling from a third-floor car park.

A rugby league player from Hull is currently in hospital in Ibiza with "severe injuries".

Former Hull FC player Jansin Turgut, 23, is being treated at the Nuestra Senora del Rosario Clinic.

On Twitter, Hull KR said its "thoughts are with him and his family at this time", with Hull FC posting the following message:

A Queensbury man has died and the coroners office is trying to get in touch with his son, who is believed to be living in Australia.

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Phillip Wilcock, 58, died on 15 May, and coroners officers are trying to trace his relatives, including his son who they are "keen to make contact with".

Anyone who has any information about him is asked to get in touch with the coroner's office.

Castleford Tigers allow forward Jesse Sene-Lefao to return to Australia indefinitely on compassionate grounds.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a violent incident in York involving two women in their twenties.

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Officers are requesting the public’s assistance to help establish the full circumstances of the incident, said to have happened on Cornlands Road.

North Yorkshire Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident at about 08:00 on 17 May or has any information about it.

A man who was found stabbed in the street in Leeds has been arrested on suspicion of running a cannabis farm.

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The 34-year-old suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a disturbance in Normanton Place, Beeston, at about 15:00 yesterday.

He was found on nearby Cemetery Road and taken to hospital for treatment, with police discovering a cannabis growing set-up at an address on Normanton Place.

West Yorkshire Police say he is currently in custody on suspicion of the production of cannabis and inquiries into the incident are ongoing.

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Scaffolding in the middle of Sheffield is set to stay up for another seven months, prompting the city council to take legal advice.

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Council bosses and traders had been assured the scaffolding on Chapel Walk would be removed by June, but it now looks as though it will be there for a third Christmas shopping period.

It was originally erected in September 2017 and traders say they've seen a drop in business and shoppers complain the street is "dark, difficult to navigate and feels unsafe."

Contractor Headoffice says it “wants rid of the scaffolding” as much as anyone but the council is holding urgent meetings this week to discuss the delay.

Director Jonny Phillips said: “Since we were given a Letter of Intent recently we’ve made an initial early start in the last few weeks to try and mitigate any further delays."

Councillor Mazher Iqbal at Sheffield Council, said: “We've told the developer on several occasions delays are unacceptable and they've assured us the deadline will be met.

“To hear of more delays is simply unacceptable, for the council, the traders and the people who shop in the city centre.

“I am seeking legal advice to understand what options the council has to intervene based on the earlier assurances that have been made to us.”

Hannah Barker, 21, from Whinmoor, left her friends on Merrion Street in the early hours of Sunday.

Pongo is Paula Bevill's emotional support animal and helps ease her anxiety when in public.

A man is in hospital with serious knife wounds after being assaulted in Hull.

The victim is thought to have been assaulted by a man he knew in an "isolated incident" on Shannon Road, off Holderness Road, at about 23:00 last night.

He is currently receiving treatment for injuries to his abdomen, with police "actively pursuing strong lines of inquiries to apprehend the offenders".

Humberside Police are still on the scene today to "provide reassurance to local residents", with anyone who witnessed the incident being asked to come forward.

The Salvation Army in Bridlington says it will have to spend money intended to help the poor and elderly on improved security after burglars raided its premises for the fourth time in a month.

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In the first of this series of break-ins, the thieves stole audio-visual equipment including a PA system and a mixing desk from the charitable organisation on Wellington Road

Now, over the weekend they've helped themselves to £100 worth of food intended for both vulnerable clients of the Salvation Army's crisis support centre and a lunch club for the elderly.

Police say they are investigating reports that audio equipment was stolen in a burglary overnight between Saturday 20 April and Sunday 21 April.

In a statement, Humberside Police said it was "following up various lines of inquiry to identify those responsible" and asked anyone with any information to get in touch.

One couple hit by chaos at Manchester Airport had to swap a break in Rome for a few days in Whitby.

A Hull man has played football with the Duke of Cambridge and famous professional footballers while discussing men's mental health in a groundbreaking BBC TV show.

Mark Coulson was one of four football fans who had a kickaround with Prince William as part of A Royal Team Talk: Tackling Mental Health which was broadcast last night.

In the show, Mark said: "To get to meet some of your heroes and talk to them like you would do one of your mates and get their side of the story around mental health, it's just been incredible.

"It doesn't matter how much you earn, what you do for a living, we're all just normal guys, we all have ups and downs. Just talk about it, just talk to anyone really."

On Twitter, the lifelong Spurs fan said meeting Jermaine Jenas, Danny Rose and Peter Crouch had been an experience "I will never forget" and he said he hoped the show would "inspire more men to start talking".

It was a trip back in time over the weekend as the famous West Yorkshire village of Haworth celebrated the 1940s in style

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Period events took place throughout the village, once home to the legendary Bronte sisters, including vintage vehicle displays, brass bands and re-enactments.

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Thousands descended on the village, near Keighley, with many going to the effort of dressing in authentic period outfits.

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Porters, cleaners and other staff face being transferred to a new subsidiary company.