People are being told to "call 999" if they see wanted Doncaster man Darren Shaw.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceShaw, 29, is wanted for breaching his court order, and for domestic assault and criminal damage.
South Yorkshire Police is urging people not to approach the man, who has been on-the-run since 13 August.
Police in Whitehaven say Peter Smith, 48, has now been missing for four days.
Image source, Family photoOfficers say he left home at 09:40 on 15 September, carrying a number of items including a walking stick and a bag.
He may be using public transport and has links to the Doncaster area.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the body of a woman was found at an address in Hull this morning.
Image source, GoogleThe woman's body was found at a property in Constable Street at about 07:30.
Humberside Police said the man was arrested at an address in Hessle a short time later on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.
Chairities, business groups and the council are needed to help tackle the issues of drug taking and anti-social behaviour in Hull city centre, say police.
Yesterday a man believed to have been high on drugs (pictured) was filmed slumped on the city's war memorial
The Humberside force says it's "working tirelessly to deal with the problem," but it wants other agencies to get involved.
Ch Supt Darren Downs said: "The problem in Hull city centre is serious and we need to do something about it.
"We can always do more and we will do more, but actually we need to get other people involved to make this problem go away permanently in the long term."
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Plans for a crackdown on anti-social behaviour, including rowdy hen and stag parties, in York have been approved.
Image source, Getty ImagesCity of York Council leader Keith Aspden backed plans to work for Purple Flag status – a scheme that “recognises excellence in the management of city centres at night” – at a meeting held yesterday.
He also approved plans to appoint a new member of staff to coordinate efforts.
He said the plans meant organisations such as the police, tourist bosses and business groups, can work together to make York a more friendly place.
Speaking after last night's meeting he said: “There’s no doubt one of the issues in our city centre is the conflicting needs and demands from different groups, which includes hen and stag dos.
“I think those competing needs and groups do cause tension and unless we start with something like Purple Flag accreditation, it’s very hard to make those improvements.”
CCTV images of two men police want to speak to in connection with an assault in a nightclub which left a man with a broken jaw have been released.
Image source, South Yorkshire PolicePolice say the 20-year-old victim was attacked on 18 August at Sheffield's Viper Rooms.
South Yorkshire Police have appealed for anyone who recognises the men in the images to get in touch.
The Chantry Bridge over the River Calder in the centre of Wakefield dates back to 1342.
Read MoreFans of York City Football Club have been warned over the setting off of flares at football matches.
Image source, GoogleNorth Yorkshire Police say they've issued the warning after seeing an increase in flares being set off at the club's home and away games over recent weeks.
The Sporting Events Act 1985, prohibits anyone from taking a flare or firework into a sports ground during a sporting event.
A North Yorkshire Police Football Liaison Officer said: “If anyone's found in possession of or setting off a flare in a football ground they will be arrested and could face a banning order of up to five years.”
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Nearly 200 jobs are to be lost after a plastics firm ended production.
Image source, GoogleTotal Polyfilm Ltd, which has sites in Brighouse, Bamber Bridge and Preston said it had never recovered from a serious fire in 2016.
Joint administrators KPMG said "regrettably" the majority of the polythene film manufacturer's 206-strong workforce had been made redundant.
KPMG said it was seeking buyers for the remaining business and its assets.
The firm's Walton Summit business park in Bamber Bridge had to be completely rebuilt after the serious blaze three years ago.
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Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's another dry day with some decent spells of sunshine for most and temperatures up to 21C in places.
Overnight it will remain clear and dry, meaning we're in for a chilly night with temperatures getting down to about 7C.
A student who hanged herself faced a two-month delay before seeing a mental health adviser, her inquest has heard.
Image source, Family PhotoCeara Thacker, of Bradford, was found dead in her halls of residence at the University of Liverpool in May 2018.
"Exceptional circumstances" including strike action were blamed for the wait for her to see an adviser, a university employee told the hearing.
Ms Thacker's family was unaware she had taken an overdose three months before her death, the inquest has also heard.
The inquest continues.
A security guard who was caught on camera in an anti-Muslim rant has been found guilty of six counts of possessing terrorist material.
Image source, BILL HENDERSON/GEOGRAPHPawel Golaszewski, 34, was convicted after documents were found on his computer giving instructions about bomb-making.
His car was stopped by armed police on February in Leeds and his computers seized.
Officers later uncovered a stash of terrorist material, including detailed instructions on how to make weapons and various killing techniques.
Golaszewski, of Wensleydale Mews, in Armley, Leeds, will be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Friday.
Hull KR accept captain Joel Tomkins' request to leave the club on compassionate grounds.
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More than 80 new homes proposed for the North Yorkshire village of Darley have been rejected.
Image source, Google StreetviewThe refusal came as councillors pledged to protect the Nidderdale Area Of Natural Beauty (AONB) from “erosion” at the hands of developers.
Harrogate Borough Council's planning committee voted unanimously to dump two proposals for developments near the village – the first being a proposal for 29 homes on Sheepcote Lane (pictured below), and the second a 60-home plan for Walker Lane.
Clerk of Darley and Menwith Parish Councils, Martin Pearson, spoke on both the items, saying that there were “no exceptional situations” which would warrant developing AONB land.
A representative for the applicant however said that the village had all the necessities to support expansion – including a pub, a shop and a school.
A Bradford takeaway has been fined £12,000 for fly-tipping in Leeds.
Image source, GoogleSquare Apple, of White Abbey Road, pleaded guilty to illegally dumping their waste, largely made up of empty takeaway boxes and overflowing black bags, outside of a set of garages in Seacroft.
Quote MessageThe heavy fine handed out in this case is proof of how seriously we want to stamp out this sort of behaviour and hope this gives people food for thought before recklessly dumping their rubbish.
Councillor Mohammed Rafique, Leeds City Council's executive member of environment and active lifestyles
The unmanned aircraft came with 10ft (3m) of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance helicopter, bosses say.
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