Louis Senior scores four tries as Huddersfield beat Catalans Dragons to secure their Super League status.

Police want to trace three men who "could hold vital information" about Najeebullah Nekzad's death.

Residents claim dead and injured birds "were falling from the skies into gardens".

North Yorkshire's police, fire and crime commissioner says she wants to know how a proposal to arm all police in North Yorkshire would "affect the relationship" between the public and officers.

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Julia Mulligan spoke as she launched a consultation on the plans across the county.

"We do need to understand whether that would affect the relationship the public have with their police," she said.

"It's classed as a non-lethal weapon, so when you get fired on it has a profound impact on you and incapacitates you and I think by all accounts it's extremely painful.

"So it is not something to be taken lightly or rushed into.

"It is the chief constable's decision, [arming with Tasers] it's not mine, but it's my job to find out what the public think about these sort of things."

It's a clash of the titans in Harrogate, where growers compete to show the heaviest and longest veg.

More than 2,000 postcards from a huge collection featuring images of Sheffield from the past 100 years have been bought by Picture Sheffield following a fundraising appeal.

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The postcards were among a collection of 10,000 sold at auction on Thursday for a total of £27,000.

Picture Sheffield, which is part of Sheffield City Council's Archives and Local Studies Service, said: "Thanks to generous public donations together with support from the Graves Trust we saved over 2,000 cards for Picture Sheffield.

"We secured a fantastic range of subjects including street scenes, sport, hospitals, pubs, transport, temperance, industry, Sheffield greetings cards, local elections, advertising, early aviation, World War I, schools, theatres, and many more."

Scott Lee Winter has the murder charge against him dropped and is released from custody.

Football fans traveling to watch Barnsley play Leeds United on Sunday are being asked to avoid the railway station as road closures are in place.

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The crossing at Jumble Lane is closed and the council says there will be delays getting in and out of the railway station with thousands of supporters expecting to make the journey from West Yorkshire.

Home fans, who normally travel by train, are asked to take alternative transport.

Following the game, home supporters are asked to leave along Pontefract Road while away fans should go from Queen’s Ground, Barnsley Council says.

A Sheffield man who had been in court charged with the murder of 21-year-old Lewis Bagshaw has been released after the charge against him was dropped.

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Mr Bagshaw, 21, died in hospital after being found stabbed in the chest on Piper Crescent in the Southey area of Sheffield on 21 July.

Scott Winter, 39, of Southey Avenue was charged with murder in July.

Following a joint police and Crown Prosecution Service decision, this charge has been dropped and he has been released from custody.

A 16-year-old, who cannot be named because of his age, remains in custody ahead of a court appearance later this month.

The 16-year-old challenged a man who pushed a woman down the stairs in Filey.

A motorbike rider has been taken to hospital with "potentially serious injuries" after a crash in Keighley.

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The man was involved in a crash with a car at the North Street junction with Bow Street at about 14:55 today.

The rider is thought to have suffered leg injuries.

He has been taken to hospital, West Yorkshire Police said.

North Street and Bow Street were closed for a short time as emergency services worked at the scene. Both roads have since reopened.

Three Yorkshire rugby league teams will be fighting for their Super League survival this evening as the season reaches a thrilling climax.

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In total, four clubs, equal on points with one game to go, are all at risk of the drop.

Huddersfield Giants, Wakefield Trinity and Hull KR are all involved.

Wakefield's home game against London Broncos has been billed as a relegation showdown, and victory would almost certainly mean Wakefield would stay in Super League.

If London beat Wakefield for the third time this season, then Trinity would go down if both Huddersfield or Hull KR win.

A former Huddersfield Giants player has described how a chance encounter with Hollywood star Mickey Rourke sparked a new career in acting.

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Keith Mason, from Dewsbury, met Rourke at Stringfellows nightclub following the Challenge Cup final in 2009.

Rourke had made his movie comeback, releasing The Wrestler earlier that year.

"I went over and shook his hand and asked about the movie and he said to me 'What are you kid? An athlete or a gangster?'", Mason said.

"I explained I had played rugby that day at Wembley and it went from there. We hit it off and two weeks later he invited me to London for the GQ awards.

"I went as his guest and ended up partying all night with him and Jason Statham - you couldn't write it."

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Since retiring from rugby in 2013 Mason has appeared alongside Rourke, Michael Madsen and Daryl Hannah in the film Skin Traffik, and had a role in Peaky Blinders.

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The FA Cup second qualifying round tie between Irlam and York City will be shown live on the BBC.

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The match takes place on 21 September (12:30 BST) and will be streamed on the BBC Sport website, app and iPlayer.

There are 80 ties on that Saturday in the latest round of FA Cup games, three hurdles from the first round proper.

Irlam play in the ninth tier in the North West Counties League Premier Division, while York City are in the National League North - the sixth tier.

Boris Johnson has been heckled during a speech in Rotherham, where a man shouted he should "get back to Parliament".

During his speech at the Convention of the North, a man shouted: "Why are you not with [our MPs] in Parliament sorting out the mess that you have created? Why don't you sort it out, Boris?"

Mr Johnson replied: "I'm very happy to get back to Parliament very soon, but what we want to see in this region is towns and communities able to represent that gentlemen and sort out his needs."

Earlier, he had spoken about his plans to give mayors in the north of England more powers.

He said: "It is time we gave people more of a say in where they live.

"We're going to do devolution properly and are committed to getting Sheffield City region working, and we're looking at getting a mayor in Leeds and Yorkshire too."

A man has been jailed after two police officers were injured when he crashed into their patrol car during a chase.

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Daniel Coulthard had led officers on a 20-mile pursuit around Halifax and Bradford, in what a judge said was the "worst case" he had ever seen.

Coulthard, 27, had taken cocaine and was uninsured when he crashed in June 2018, Bradford Crown Court heard.

The defendant, of Upper Hall View, Northowram, was jailed for 15 months after admitting dangerous driving.

Police have released CCTV images of three men they want to trace after a woman's car was commandeered by a group of men posing as police officers.

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Humberside Police said the 68-year-old woman was driving along a country lane in Wroot, near Scunthorpe, when she saw a white Ford Luton van ramming a silver Volvo off the road.

Three men then got out of the Volvo and flagged the woman down, saying they were police officers and got into her car.

One of the men got behind the wheel and drove after the van while the woman was still in the vehicle.

During the chase a firearm was allegedly discharged at her vehicle, a burgundy VW Tiguan, by someone in the van.

The three men abandoned the car near Epworth and ran off, leaving the woman unhurt but badly shaken.

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Humberside Police has asked anyone who recognises any of the men in the images to come forward

The force say a 44-year-old man from Hertfordshire has been arrested in connection with the incident and released under investigation.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent time this morning in Doncaster visiting the market and speaking with traders.

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Mr Johnson was in South Yorkshire ahead of a speech at the Convention of the North in Rotherham.

He joked with traders and bought bread and scones from one stall.

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As he walked around stalls, the Prime Minister stopped to speak with one fish seller.

With Northern Powerhouse minister Jake Berry watching on, Mr Johnson was heard remarking: "Look at that... lobster claws. We've got to take a few claws out of that Withdrawal Agreement."

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School children in Bridlington have been attempting to help create the UK's longest sand drawing this morning.

It's part of the Land, Sand and Stone Art Festival which aims to celebrate the creative possibilities of nature over the next three days.

Some of the art has already been started with children adding to it later.

The festival will also include Bridlington’s first ever stone stacking championships.

A new body will be set up to bring more foreign investment to the north of England.

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce the new organisation at a conference in Rotherham later.

Northern Powerhouse Minister Jake Berry says it’s about bringing more jobs to the north.

Matthew Fell, from the Confederation of British Industry, says the government committing to a high speed rail link between London and the north is important.

“Firms will warmly welcome the ambition of the Prime Minister’s speech and the determination to unlock the vast economic power of the north.

“Committing to HS2 in full is a key part of ensuring investment flows into all corners of northern England, enabling firms to grow, create jobs and boost productivity."