Hull Kingston Rovers head coach Tony Smith signs a three-year contract to remain with the Super League club.

Niptoon Tavakoli's family says he fell ill after eating duck eggs bought at a village fair.

Regan Grace's try secures St Helens' hardest-fought Super League win of the season and dents Castleford's top-five hopes.

Huddersfield score two late tries to take a huge stride towards Super League survival with a thrilling win over Hull FC.

Bradford City sign winger Harry Pritchard on a two-year deal after he has his Blackpool contract terminated by mutual consent.

Blackpool sign Bradford City winger Sean Scannell on a free transfer after he leaves the Bantams by mutual consent.

Jake Taylor, 11, died on holiday with his family at La Croix du Vieux Pont in north-east France.

Ringleader Kasim Mughal orchestrated the use of forged documents, which he said was "rife" at Arla.

A 78-year-old Leeds woman who needed hospital treatment after collapsing was burgled by her own granddaughter, police say.

A West Yorkshire Police Twitter account described the 30-year-old woman's behaviour as "shameless" and questioned "how a family member can treat her own nan in this way":

A mum from Selby, in North Yorkshire, has started collecting and distributing second-hand school uniforms to help those who need it.

Vicki Smith takes donated uniforms which children have grown out of and passes them on to other families:

A person has been injured in a fire which broke out on a narrowboat near Wakefield earlier.

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Witnesses described an "explosion" on the 50ft boat which was on a hard standing at Stanley Ferry.

Emergency services were called to the boat yard just after 13:00 to reports of a fire.

One person was treated by the ambulance service for smoke inhalation.

Two crews were sent to the scene and put the fire out by 13:30.

A body has been found in the search for a missing Huddersfield teenager.

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Kamau McCallum-James, 18, was last seen at his home in Fartown just before midnight on 21 August.

Earlier today, specialist police teams had been involved in the search.

A builder who was sentenced in his absence for helping to set up an amphetamine factory has been given extra jail time for going on the run.

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Darren Henderson, 52, of Monkswood Bank, Leeds, was sentenced to seven years at Preston Crown Court for conspiracy to supply a controlled drug.

However, he failed to appear at court and a nationwide manhunt was launched.

Police said he later handed himself in and was sentenced to an extra 28 weeks in prison at the same court.

Eleven others were sentenced for their part in operating "industrial scale" labs in Lancashire and Greater Manchester in July.

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Hull's Luke Campbell says he will defy the odds against pound-for-pound king Vasyl Lomachenko on Saturday.

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Ukraine's Lomachenko, 31, has won world titles at three different weights in a 14-fight professional career.

"I expect me winning this fight some way or form," said Campbell. "Somehow I will win by doing what I do best.

"I've always dreamed of a massive pinnacle fight. It selling out and everybody screaming my name... it's going to be amazing."

Ex-footballer Dean Saunders was filmed telling a police officer he had drunk "one pint" before refusing to give a breath test.

The 55-year-old former Sheffield United and Bradford striker, who also managed Doncaster Rovers, was later jailed for 10 weeks for the offence before being freed pending an appeal:

A division of British Steel specialising in rail projects has been sold protecting 400 jobs.

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TSP Projects is an engineering firm founded in York in 1987. It has offices in Manchester, Birmingham, Reading and Bristol.

The company has been sold by the Official Receiver to the UK subsidiary of French-based Systra Group.

The Insolvency Service said the sale has no impact on the proposed disposal of the remaining British Steel group.

An 11-year-old boy from Hull who drowned at a campsite in France has been named by police.

Jake Taylor was on a family holiday at La Croix du Vieux Pont in the Berny Riviere area, north east of Paris, when he died on 22 August.

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He was swimming with his brother when he disappeared from view under the water and drowned, French police said.

Humberside Police said its officers were supporting his family and "conducting investigations on behalf of HM Coroner".

A road in North Yorkshire which was closed for more than eight hours after a lorry crash has re-opened, say police.

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The westbound A64 near Tadcaster was closed after a lorry crashed through the central reservation and overturned in the early hours of this morning.

Police say an ambulance was sent to the scene but the driver did not require treatment.

A diversion has been in place via the A659 through Tadcaster and there have been long traffic delays while repairs to the crash barrier have been carried out.

Officers say the vehicle has now been recovered.

Five men have been jailed for sexually exploiting seven teenage girls in Rotherham more than a decade ago.

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The vulnerable girls were targeted and given alcohol and drugs before some were raped by multiple men, Sheffield Crown Court heard.

Aftab Hussain, 40, was jailed for 24 years and Abid Saddiq, 38, for 20 years, with the judge calling the latter a "determined sexual predator".

Three others were sentenced over abuse that took place between 1998 and 2002.

Masaued Malik, 35, was jailed for five years; Sharaz Hussain, 35, was jailed for four years and another man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was jailed for 10 years.

Burglars have used an axe to smash the door of a house they broke into in Halifax, police say.

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It happened between 13:00 and 14:30 on 23 August at an address on Burnley Road, in Warley.

Police say after smashing their way in the suspects stole an amount of jewellery.

Officers investigating the incident have released an image of the axe, which was left at the scene, in a bid to find out where it was bought.

Det Con Jason Mohan says: “I'm appealing to shopkeepers of DIY stores in Halifax and the surrounding area who stock, or have recently sold a KAKU short handled axe.

“The sale of the axe would be prior to and including Friday 23 August - the tool is distinguishable by the orange price sticker on the handle."

Anyone with information about the axe should contact West Yorkshire Police