Former agent McKay denies fraud chargespublished at 13:15 British Summer Time 5 September 2019
The former agent for high-profile footballers is accused of the fraudulent transfer of property.
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The former agent for high-profile footballers is accused of the fraudulent transfer of property.
Read MoreEurope's largest caravan trade show is taking place for the final time at The Lawns in Cottingham this weekend.
It's been held at the venue for the last 44 years and will feature the latest models over the annual event.
It's expected more than 20,000 visitors.
The show moves to larger facilities in Harrogate next year.
Traffic is being turned around from near the scene following a serious crash earlier on the M62.
It happened at about 10:45 this morning on the eastbound carriageway between junction 22 and 23.
Traffic trapped in the tailbacks is currently being diverted by the emergency services.
The Yorkshire Air Ambulance has been in attendance at the scene of a serious crash on the M62.
One person has been seriously injured in the incident, according to police.
The crash happened at about 10:45 near Huddersfield and involves an HGV.
A man has been arrested in connection with a serious crash on the M62 this morning, police have confirmed.
West Yorkshire Police wouldn't confirm why the man had been arrested.
Earlier, officers confirmed that one person had been seriously injured in the crash.
It happened at about 10:45 this morning, near Huddersfield.
There are calls for a five-year ban on fracking in parts of North Yorkshire.
Rydale District Council's Conservative group is today expected to put forward opposition to shale gas extraction in the area, saying there's a "lack of evidence" about its impact.
If it's agreed, the moratorium would put the group at odds with the government, which supports fracking.
Third Energy, which had planned to frack for shale gas at Kirby Misperton, near Pickering, says that won't be happening before the end of this year.
The M62 motorway is to remain closed this afternoon near Huddersfield following a crash that's left one person seriously injured.
Surrounding roads are becoming very congested, with Highways England now advising people to delay or cancel their journeys:
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This was the scene a few minutes ago as traffic was being held following a serious crash on the M62 eastbound.
People in the tailbacks have said it's "gridlocked" near junction 22 for Huddersfield.
The crash happened on the eastbound carriageway, with traffic on the westbound carriageway also running slow.
West Yorkshire Police has said one person has suffered serious injuries in the crash, which involves an HGV.
A 19th Century pilot whale whose bones are to go on display in Leeds next month needs a name ahead of the exhibition, according to Leeds City Museum.
The animal was killed by a group of fishermen off the coast of Scotland in 1867.
The 152-year-old remains are now going to go on display at the museum as part of a new eco-awareness project, the council says.
By giving people the chance to pick a name for the whale, it's hoped to inspire people to think about "how we can can all do our part to protect the planet's fragile species", according to the council.
Following a crash involving a lorry on the M62 eastbound near Huddersfield, a diversion is now in place.
There are currently major tailbacks on the motorway following the incident, so drivers are being warned to avoid the area if at all possible:
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Firefighters helped remove a person from a vehicle at the scene of the crash on the M62, it's been confirmed.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service says its crews were involved in the "extrication" of a casualty following the crash.
Police confirmed to the BBC earlier that one person was seriously injured in the incident which involved an HGV.
West Yorkshire Police are asking people to avoid using the M62 eastbound following a crash earlier:
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Police say a woman who went missing from Hull has now been found.
Roberta Agawu, 27, went missing in the Wingfield Road area of the city yesterday.
One person has been seriously injured in a crash on the M62, police confirm.
It follows emergency services being called to the scene on the eastbound carriageway near Huddersfield at about 10:45 to reports of a collision.
A number of vehicles are involved, including a HGV.
The road has been closed between junctions 22 and 23 and could remain shut for a "number of hours", West Yorkshire Police said.
The M62 eastbound is currently closed due to a "serious" crash.
It's happened between junction 22 for Huddersfield and junction 23 at Rishworth Moor.
The road is expected to be closed "for some time", West Yorkshire Police says.
Highways England say traffic on the westbound carriageway is also running slowly.
The 18th century Grade I listed Maister House has been closed since 2016.
Read MoreAn industrial unit fire in Doncaster is currently causing disruption to a main road.
Up to 20 firefighters are at the scene on White Rose Way, with the blaze creating lots of smoke.
People in the area are being asked to keep their doors and windows closed.
Crews were called to the unit at about 09:55.
Nobody is thought to have been injured, according to the fire service.
Episodes of a new BBC comedy set in Scarborough are to be screened in the town later ahead of the TV series starting tomorrow.
The first two installments of Scarborough will be shown at the Stephen Joseph Theatre later ahead of the show going out on BBC1.
The series was created by Hull writer Derren Litten, who previously found critical acclaim with the long-running TV series Benidorm.
A man who could be drinking in local pubs in Sheffield is being hunted by police after failing to answer bail earlier this year.
Doyle James, from Rotherham, is also wanted in connection to witness intimidation, malicious communications and breach of his bail conditions.
Police officers have issued an appeal to find the 27-year-old, who is thought to be frequenting pubs in the Intake, Handsworth and Mosborough areas of Sheffield.
He also has connections to the West Midlands area, South Yorkshire Police say.
People are being warned not to approach the man as he is believed to be violent.
West Yorkshire Police officers have stopped a vehicle which was driving on the motorway with a missing brake pad.
The force's roads policing unit shared a picture of the offending vehicle on Twitter today:
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