A teenage Vietnamese girl who disappeared on a tourist trip to York a week ago has been found "safe and well", North Yorkshire Police say.

Linh Le, 15, who was reported missing on 6 August after she became separated from her tour group in the city was found last night.

Ten people have been arrested in connection with her disappearance, one of whom has been charged.

Yesterday, Ho Quang Ngoc, 25, appeared at York Magistrates' Court charged with taking a child and facilitating a breach of immigration laws.

Mr Ngoc, who is Vietnamese, appeared at yesterday where he was remanded in custody to appear at York Crown Court on 16 September.

North Yorkshire Police said it was unable to say where Linh Le was found "due to operational reasons" but confirmed it had carried out searches in the Cannock area.

A 15-year-old Vietnamese tourist who disappeared while on a visit to York has been found "safe and well", say police.

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Police say they are "utterly disgusted" by the driver of a Land Rover who was stopped after being seen with 11 people in the vehicle, including eight young children.

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Officers from Bradford's Steerside unit, which deals with criminal use of the roads, found three adults were in the car with two nine-year-old children, three children aged four, one six-year-old, a seven-year-old and a two-year-old.

None of the children had been strapped in.

The team said: "Utterly disgusted by the driver of this Land Rover - seven seats equals seven passengers, not eleven, especially when eight of them are under the age of 10!

"None of them strapped in either - the driver can go to court and explain themselves now."

More than £3m of insurance claims have been made following flash floods in the Yorkshire Dales.

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Farm insurer NFU Mutual says it's dealing with more 200 claims.

Emergency payments were activated and accommodation offered, after flood water destroyed bridges, killed livestock, damaged properties and washed away roads two weeks ago.

Reeth, Leyburn, Bellerby and Grinton were particularly badly hit.

A teenage boy has been taken to hospital after being stabbed in Huddersfield, police say.

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The attack happened on New Hey Road last night.

Officers say the 17-year-old boy was taken to hospital after the assault with a non-life-threatening injury.

Det Insp Mark Catney, of West Yorkshire Police said: “Our investigation is ongoing to establish the circumstances of the incident.

"I urge anyone with any information to come forward and speak to the police to assist with our inquiries."

The funeral of Hull-born entertainer Joe Longthorne will take place in Blackpool today

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The singer and impressionist, whose career spanned five decades, died on 3 August after a long-running battle with cancer.

Yesterday people in Hull lined the streets to pay their respects as a special funeral procession was held.

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Hundreds of people lined more than a mile of Hessle Road where Joe Longthorne grew up and later earned a living as a rag and bone man before breaking into the big time on prime-time TV.

He'll be buried in Blackpool this afternoon.

A waste conscious couple from Saltaire surprised their wedding guests by revealing the food they'd just eaten was surplus food which would otherwise have gone in the bin.

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When Kayley and Joe Tilston's 280 guests sat down for their wedding breakfast they were treated to a sprawling feast.

The lavish banquet included sea bream, sea bass, ox, pork ribs and chicken, all created from surplus food.

But guests only found out the origin of their meal after they'd tucked in, with the big reveal by the bride and groom drawing "huge gasps" from across the room.

However, Mrs Tilston says their response to the meal at Victoria Hall was "incredible", adding that many headed back for second and third helpings.

Mrs Tilston, 34, says she and her new husband, 35, "try to avoid waste wherever possible".

"The average wedding breakfast can cost up to £25 per person or more, so with nearly 300 mouths to feed it made sense".

A speeding motorist's been stopped by police in West Yorkshire after being caught driving at 122mph.

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These pictures were posted on social media by traffic police after the driver was stopped on the M62.

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Traffic officer Martin Willis said: "There is absolutely no reason, need or excuse to drive a vehicle at this speed on a motorway or any other road!

"If you treat the M62 like a race track we will catch you."

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It'll be mostly dry and bright today but there could be a few isolated showers in places.

Temperatures will get up to 19C:

BBC News Travel

If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Tuesday morning, most services appear to be running to time, however:

• The 09:06 service from Sheffield to Adwick has been cancelled
• The 09:31 service from Bradford Interchange to Leeds 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

Allegations of a security failure at South Yorkshire MP Jared O'Mara's office are being investigated by the House of Commons.

The BBC has learned the Sheffield Hallam MP's chief of staff, Gareth Arnold, was not vetted by Parliament.

Mr Arnold, who is running the MP's office in his absence, had access to sensitive casework and the MP's email account on the parliamentary network.

The House of Commons said it had taken steps to "prevent unauthorised access to Mr O'Mara's parliamentary account".

During an investigation by BBC podcast, The Next Episode, Mr Arnold, 26, said: "I am running a constituency office on behalf of an MP without the required security clearance from the parliamentary authorities. It's crazy isn't it?"

Mr O'Mara has said he is "taking time out" to deal with his "mental health and personal issues" after it emerged he sent sexually inappropriate messages to a female employee.

Since the BBC published the podcast, Mr O'Mara's Twitter account and website have been taken down and when the BBC visited his office on Monday morning, it found the premises had been left vacant.

BBC Weather

A dry day with sunny spells with occasional showers and gentle westerly winds.

This evening and overnight is expected to remain dry with long clear spells and a gentle breeze:

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder over an arson attack on a house in West Yorkshire.

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The family living in the house in Stonedene Court, Heckmondwike, escaped by jumping from an upstairs window on Sunday morning. Emergency services were called to the house at about 04:10.

A 17-year-old boy suffered burns and injuries from jumping and was taken to hospital with serious injuries, while a woman and two girls were treated for smoke inhalation.

Police said a 21-year-old woman, a 22-year-old man and a 17-year-old woman had been arrested and were in custody.

Det Supt Mark Swift said the attack "took place at a time of night when a family were at home sleeping and could quite easily have had fatal consequences for those inside".

Officers are still appealing for witnesses to come forward.

Parents said they spent more than £200 per child on uniform when surveyed by the government.

Up to £100,000 will be provided to businesses affected by the evacuation, the government says.

A man from Barnsley, whose sister was killed, is hoping Boris Johnson keeps his promise and sees through his pledge to increase jail time for serious offenders.

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The Prime Minister has said some dangerous and prolific offenders should spend longer behind bars and that he wants criminals to be fearful, not the public.

Jacqueline Wileman, 58, was killed when she was hit by a stolen lorry at Brierley in Barnsley last year.

Four men in the lorry got between 10 and 13 years each for her death.

Her brother Johnny Wood says the country needs stronger sentences.

"If we keep letting people out onto the streets, the streets are just going to become full of criminals", he said.

"Lesser sentences don't help - we need harsher sentences".

Northern's much-criticised Pacer trains will still be in use next year in South Yorkshire, despite a pledge to replace them with a new £500m fleet by the end of the year.

The BBC previously reported the trains could still be on the rails next year, but Northern has confirmed the trains will still run in the county in 2020.

The much-derided Pacer trains were built in the 1980s from the body of a bus frame and intended to have a maximum lifespan of 20 years.

The rail firm began rolling out its £500m fleet of new trains in June.

The drugs lab Darren Henderson built could produce 100kg of amphetamine at a time, a court hears.

Timothy Harkness was driving one of two HGV that collided on the A66 in Cumbria.