Lisa Gallagher
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Today will be fine and dry with plenty of sunshine - but a little cloud too.

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A group of trespassers seen on the roof of a derelict Hull landmark have been condemned by the emergency services.

Humberside Fire and Rescue Service spoke out after people were spotted at the Lord Line building on Monday night.

There have been calls for greater security measures to be taken at the site and the authorities say somebody could be killed if the trespassing continues.

The former trawler company offices at the old St Andrews fishing dock, which has stood empty for several years, is on Hull City Council's list of of architecturally or historically significant buildings.

Today's edition of the Daily Mirror has been edited and produced entirely by teenagers, including four from Sheffield.

The paper says it's a bid to put the things teenagers care about at the heart of the national conversation.

Karina Tautkute, 17, from Sheffield, says: "I went to the House of Commons to interview Jeremy Corbyn and saw a movie screening before it even hit the cinemas.

"I did everything really, not just office work. To go and do stuff outside was quite fascinating."

Officers searching for missing Dewi Turton in Leeds say they've found the body of a man believed to be him.

The body was found shortly before 18:00 yesterday as officers were searching Gotts Park Golf Club.

Formal identification is yet to be completed, but the body is believed to be that of the missing 20-year-old.

There are not thought to be any suspicious circumstances and his family has been informed, police say.

Police are trying to find a man who went to the aid of a teenage girl who was being sexually assaulted in Pocklington two years ago.

A 15-year-old girl has recently come forward to say she was being attacked on Chapel Hill in Pocklington when a man in his 30s came to her aid and her attacker fled.

Officers are working with the girl to establish the full circumstances of the incident and believe this man could be a key witness.

Humberside Police say the appeal is "a long-shot" but they are hoping he will get in touch.

A private memorial service is due to take place later to remember the victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack, two years on.

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Twenty-two people died in the bombing at an Ariana Grande concert, including six from Yorkshire.

Tonight bells will ring in Manchester to mark the moment it happened.

Jenny Howarth, from Knottingley near Pontefract, who was at the concert with her two aunts, says: "It feels like it happened two days ago.

"It's a slow recovery process. Two years on, my aunties can't do anything they used to do."

BBC Weather

Today will be fine and dry with a good deal of sunshine and just a little fairweather cloud developing.

Tonight will be clear and dry with light winds:

A woman has suffered a broken jaw after being punched in the face while stepping in during an altercation between a group of men in Hull.

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The woman was knocked to the floor by a man on Paragon Street in the early hours of Saturday, police say.

Humberside Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident, which is being treated as a serious assault.

BBC News Travel

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

However, the 07:54 Bradford Forster Square to Leeds service has been cancelled.

For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:

• York Station, external
• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

A Leeds teenager missing since early yesterday morning is a "cause for concern", police say.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Dewi Turton, 19, was last seen near the Kirkstall Brewery student residences in Kirkstall at about 05:00 on Tuesday.

He is described as white and slim with short brown hair and a pony tail.

When last seen he was wearing a blue top, black jeans and black shoes.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to contact police.

Politicians want to extend women's legal protection against being made redundant when going back to work.

How did primary school lessons about equality spark a national outcry?

Blue boxes have appeared in Southampton, Nottingham and Taunton, all venues in the Cricket World Cup

An MP from Leeds is asking the government to make money for flood defences in the city a priority.

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Rachel Reeves, who is MP for Leeds West, called for the government to commit to funding for a scheme to protect Kirkstall.

It follows the Boxing Day floods in 2015 where 700 commercial properties and nearly 3,000 homes were damaged costing over £35m pounds, the MP says.

A total of £23m is needed to complete the scheme, the Labour MP said, adding "actions speak louder than words" and encouraged the government to make good on their promises.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Liz Truss, who in 2015 was the Environment Secretary, acknowledged that Leeds needed flood protection, and said the council was keen to work with them to "make progress".

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Fines for overdue library books look set to be scrapped in Barnsley as the council wrestles with a plunge in the number of borrowers in the last six years.

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Books loaned from the town’s network of libraries are down by almost a third since 2012-13 and it is believed scrapping the fines could help to encourage more people back to the service.

Although fines are only 10p per day, up to a maximum of £5.20, it is believed some people find themselves in a position where they fail to return books because they cannot afford the fine.

Fines have not been increased for many years, due to a recognition from the council that "an increase in the fine rate will undoubtedly have a further negative impact on the use of our libraries".

The family of a murdered 86-year-old Bradford woman hope to finally find closure after her killer was jailed 25 years after her death.

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Relatives of Amy Shepherd say she was a "lovely, harmless old lady who did not deserve the cruelty she endured" when she was killed in Wibsey, Bradford, West Yorkshire, in August 1994.

They thanked police for bringing Raymond Kay, 70, to justice after he was convicted of murder at Bradford Crown Court.

In a statement, the family said: "There has not been a day which has gone by since that fateful day when we have not thought about her. We talk about her often and miss her dearly, even after so many years."

New DNA testing had led to Kay's arrest at his home in Baker Fold, Halifax, in January last year, and he has now been found guilty after trial.

Det Supt Int Chris Gibson said “Kay might have thought that he had ‘got away’ with what he did advances in DNA techniques mean we are increasingly able to bring people to justice for their crimes, even if they were committed many years previously.”

Raymond Kay has been jailed over Amy Shepherd's murder at a sheltered housing complex in 1994.

An entrance to Hull's Paragon Station will be closed for three months as part of a trial to try and cut anti-social behaviour.

TransPennine Express, which manages the station, believes persistent vandalism is caused by people cutting through.

From 17 June, the Anlaby Road entrance will be closed every day between 09:30 and 16:30.

Barnsley sign Hannover 96 midfielder Mike-Steven Bahre for an undisclosed fee after a successful loan spell

Hannah Barker, who was picked up by officers hours before she was reported missing, has been found.