Police are hunting for two men wanted in connection with a stabbing in Hull which left a man in hospital.

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Police want to talk to Andrew Kyle Reid (above left), 33, and Jamie Stewart (above right), 32, after a man was stabbed and assaulted outside shops on Shannon Road at about 23:00 on Sunday.

Det Insp Allison Sweeting said: "I believe they could still be in the Hull area so I am appealing to them to get in touch with us."

Members of the public have been warned by police they would be committing a crime if they are "harbouring these wanted men".

A man who was taken to hospital after the incident is described as having serious injuries which are not life-threatening.

Officers have said that those involved are known to each other and "there was and is no further threat to the wider community".

A man who suffered serious head injuries when he was hit by a tram in Sheffield last night was seen having an argument with two men moments before the crash.

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The 39-year-old man was taken to hospital after being hit by the vehicle at about 22:20 last night on West Street, outside Piccolos restaurant.

Much of the area around the crash site was cordoned off overnight.

It's thought the two men he was seen arguing with might be able to help South Yorkshire Police with their inquiries.

The force continues to appeal for witnesses.

Lives were put at risk as bricks and rocks were thrown at vehicles travelling on the M62 in West Yorkshire earlier this week, police have warned.

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The incidents happened at Junction 33 of the eastbound section of the motorway between 20:00 and 21:00 on Tuesday, with items thrown from a bridge and the side of the road.

Sam Grodecki, from West Yorkshire Police, described the attacks as "irresponsible" and warned they "could have resulted in a life-threatening scenario".

Five vehicles were "badly damaged" and it was "only through luck that nobody was badly injured", he added.

“Their mindless actions on one of the busiest stretches of the region's highways is totally unacceptable.

“It's left a number of cars and lorries badly damaged and their occupants particularly shaken," he said.

An extensive search was undertaken along the stretch of motorway, but no suspects were located, police say.

Officers are calling for anyone who saw what happened or has information about those responsible to come forward.

A large-scale rescue operation had to be launched after a woman fell while out walking in South Yorkshire yesterday.

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Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team was called at about 15:30 on Wednesday after the woman fell near the Woodhead Pass.

An air ambulance and coastguard helicopter were needed to help get her to the Northern General hospital in Sheffield.

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She fell at Middle Black Clough, with the mountain rescue team needing to winch her to safety.

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The team praised the helicopter crew for their "very skilled piloting" in a tricky situation and wished the woman, who was taken to hospital for treatment, a speedy recovery.

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The company which currently runs the East Coast Main Line has criticised plans to transform the entrance to York railway station.

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Plans to demolish the Queen Street road bridge near the station, alter the station's car parks and taxi rank and create a new frontage have been submitted by City of York Council.

The proposals would also see a new pedestrianised square constructed outside the main entrance and separate cycle lanes and bus bays introduced.

LNER, the train company which manages the station, has submitted an objection letter saying it has concerns the scale of the work will have a “major impact” on day-to-day activity at the site.

The letter adds: “The scheme delivers minimal to no benefit to the station or the wider rail network, but instead delivers direct benefits for the highway in and around the station.”

The council says it appreciates the scheme has to have LNER's approval before construction can begin and says it will continue to work with the rail operator and address its concerns.

Former Great Britain and Leeds head coach Maurice Bamford dies at the age of 83.

An 80-year-old woman who went missing from Hull has been found safe and well this morning, police say.

Humberside Police thanked members of their public for their "concern" after Annette Redfearn was located in Hull.

A team of scientists from the University of Hull has travelled to Vietnam to carry out a river survey.

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The team is working in the Mekong Delta, studying the Hau River, alongside scientists from Can Tho University.

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British Ambassador to Vietnam Gareth Ward has shared photographs on Twitter of himself alongside the group of scientists.

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Thieves who broke into a church in York stole a silver plate and chalice from the communion box, various keys, including one to the front door, and a bottle of sherry.

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The theft happened at St Wulstan’s Church, Fossway, sometime between 18:00 on Monday and 07:30 yesterday morning.

The North Yorkshire force says it needs help from the public "to help establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident".

Anyone with information is being asked to get in touch.

Coventry City agree to sign Bradford City goalkeeper Ben Wilson when his deal at Valley Parade expires.

Jerseys worn by Jansin Turgut are to be auctioned off by Hull FC to help raise funds to support their ex-player who's in hospital with "severe injuries" in Ibiza after falling from the third floor of a multi-storey car park.

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The club says money raised from selling the matchday strips will go to the family of the 23-year-old "during their hour of need" as they remain by his bedside at the Nuestra Senora del Rosario Clinic Hospital.

Talks are currently under way between Hull FC and Salford - who released the forward earlier this month - about further fundraising when the two sides play each other next month.

The pensions regulator has doubts about Sir Philip Green's proposed rescue plan to mend the business.

The boss of a major Leeds-based online betting company says the industry hasn’t done enough to look after problem gamblers.

Richard Flint, executive chairman of Sky Bet, says more must be done to stop people spending beyond their means, and gambling companies should consider funding addiction treatment centres.

Sky Bet has been at the centre of the growth of the online betting industry and the company last year was valued at more than £3bn.

Reflecting on his time at the company before he leaves his role next month, Mr Flint said: "In the past, the industry has perhaps encouraged people to spend beyond their means."

He added that the gambling industry itself should now consider funding a national network of treatment centres, without the introduction of a statutory tax.

The Gambling Commission estimates about 400,000 adults in Great Britain have a gambling problem.

The Gambling With Lives charity has described Mr Flint's comments as "insulting".

Its founders said he had underplayed the damage gambling addiction could do to people's lives.

The wife of a missing North Yorkshire man has urged the public to help the search for him.

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Peter Brown, 46, from Whitby, was last seen in Scarborough over two weeks ago.

He went missing from hospital where he was being treated for anxiety and depression.

Last night, his friends and volunteers searched parts of the town where there have been unconfirmed sightings of him.

His wife, Natalie Brown, had this message for anyone who might have information about his whereabouts: "We need a definite sighting of him. "We've had lots of sightings which have been unconfirmed.

"But if as many people as possible could look, that would be great because we want to find him and get him home."

More than 5,000 bags of litter have been collected from Yorkshire's motorways over the last two months in a big spring clean, Highways England has revealed.

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The organisation's "litter champion", Tim Calvert, says: "Staff found settees, microwaves, a carpet and even a mattress dumped at the side of the M1 and M18."

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Nationally, about 200,000 bags of litter are collected from UK motorways every year, according to Highways England.

Police patrols have been increased in part of Halifax after a parked car was shot at.

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Officers say they were called to Gibbet Street at about midnight on Monday after a report that a firearm had been discharged at a parked car.

A short time later, a white Jeep-style car believed to be involved in the offence, was found burnt out nearby.

Det Ch Insp Heather Whoriskey said: “This is obviously a very concerning incident and we are taking it extremely seriously. Although no-one was injured, it has caused understandable fear in the area.

“I would appeal for anyone with information or anyone who witnessed any suspicious behaviour to contact police.

“There will be an increased policing presence in the area to provide reassurance to the community," she added.

This is the scene this morning after a male was injured when he was hit by a tram in Sheffield last night:

It happened at about 22:20 on West Street outside Piccolo's restaurant.

Much of Glossop Road and Convent Walk was taped off by police following the crash which left the male with head injuries.

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CCTV pictures are now being looked at by officers in a bid to find out how the male ended up on the tram tracks, South Yorkshire Police has confirmed.

The force is asking anyone with information or who saw what happened to get in touch.

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A memorial to the 10 victims of the 1821 Norcroft pit disaster is due to be be unveiled in South Yorkshire later.

Four men and six boys died when a chain pulling the basket they were in broke and they plunged to the bottom of a shaft at the colliery in Cawthorne near Barnsley.

Nine of the group died within a day, with the other person dying after "lingering a fortnight", according to a contemporary letter.

The memorial has been erected near where some of the victims are thought to lie in unmarked graves.

A pay-as-you-feel community cafe is aiming to reduce food waste in Harrogate.

The people who've set up Resurrected Bites say their aim is to give food new life rather than letting it go to landfill.

Many local food suppliers are helping the project, which is based at St Mark’s Church on Leeds Road.

The environmental project uses food past its sell-by date, but checks it's ok to use first: