The names of 95 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough have been read out in court as the jury was sworn in at the retrial of David Duckenfield.

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There was silence in the jury box and the public gallery as the courtroom listened to the list of names.

Mr Duckenfield, who was match commander at the FA Cup semi final in 1989, denies gross negligence manslaughter of 95 men, women and children.

The 96th victim, Tony Bland, is not included because he died four years later - outside the time limit for this offence.

The 75-year-old sat in the well of the court wearing a suit and blue tie. His wife, Ann, was in the public gallery, as were about eight relatives of victims.

Fourteen people, 12 to make up the jury and two additional jurors who will sit through the opening, were selected from a panel of 30 at Preston Crown Court.

The prosecution will open its case on Thursday.

The two men escaped from the category D jail on Saturday by scaling the fence, police say.

Emily Eccles' face was rebuilt using three titanium plates and more than 160 stitches.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Scarborough Council is to spend an estimated £473,000 to make safe an area of the town’s South Bay and pave the way to replace beach chalets destroyed in a landslip last year.

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The council set £128,000 aside last year for the demolition which would have made the area safe but not allow for the chalets to be built again.

The extra £345,000 will come from the authority's insurance reserve.

If the plan is approved by the cabinet next Tuesday, and then the full council, the demolition could start immediately, with a new retaining wall scheduled to be completed by July 2020.

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The price of replacing the chalets would require the council to find a further £243,000, with a private partnership being explored.

These include selling the 11 chalets on a 30-year lease for £30,000 each or for the council to keep the buildings to provide a constant source of income.

Project manager Chris Bourne said in a report to the council: "Finally, the council can explore the viability of a partnership with an external developer who could replace the chalets at their own cost as part of a business case."

The 91-year-old has been unable to get his money refunded from the bank.

Police are appealing for information after a man was stabbed in the Woodhouse area of Leeds in the early hours of this morning.

At 03:31 officers were made aware of a 29-year-old man attending Leeds General Infirmary with stab wounds, which were found not to be life-threatening.

The man reported being the victim of a street robbery on Woodhouse Ridge, off Meanwood Road, between 02:30 and 03:30.

A scene has been cordoned off between Ridge Grove and Boothroyd Drive.

Anybody who might have witnessed anything suspicious or who might have any information that could help the investigation, is being asked to get in touch with West Yorkshire Police.

Families from Sheffield have taken part in a test to see who breathes in more pollution on the school run - children who walk, bike or go by car.

The experiment saw three families take air quality monitors with them to school to measure levels of PM2.5, small particles of air pollution 30 times thinner than a human hair.

Each method of transport was found to be over the World Health Organisation recommended safe limit, but which was the worst? Take a look here:

The jury in the retrial of former Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield has been sworn in.

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Nine women and five men have been selected for an initial panel of fourteen.

The names of the deceased were read out at Preston Crown Court.

Mr Duckenfield, 75, denies gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans.

Ninety-six Liverpool fans died in the crush on the Leppings Lane terrace of Sheffield Wednesday's ground at the FA Cup semi-final with Nottingham Forest on 15 April, 1989.

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Under the law at the time, there can be no prosecution for the death of the 96th victim, Tony Bland, because he died more than a year and a day after his injuries were caused.

The prosecution is expected to open its case against him later this week.

The trial is expected to last up to seven weeks.

Lilian Greenwood writes to Highways England over concerns smart motorways are "simply not safe".

A building in West Yorkshire could be crowned the country's best at a ceremony later.

The Weston, at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Wakefield, is one of six buildings nominated for the Stirling Prize, which honours the UK's best architecture, external.

Built at a cost of £3.6m, the visitor centre also contains a gallery, restaurant and a shop.

It opened in March and has already won a number of regional awards for its design, including being named Yorkshire's Building of the Year.

The chalets at the Scarborough's South Bay were cordoned off after a retaining wall collapsed.

A 17-year-old boy has been charged following the stabbing of a bus driver in Sheffield city centre at the weekend.

Police were called to Arundel Gate at about 13:50 on Sunday after reports a 40-year-old man had been stabbed.

The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with six offences including robbery, attempted robbery, wounding with intent and affray.

Some of the charges relate to an incident which took place about two hours before the stabbing, police say.

The teenager is due to appear before Sheffield Magistrates' Court later.

The driver has since been released from hospital and is recovering at home, police added.

A number of Yorkshire divers have been channelling their best superhero impressions to recreate a viral video.

Harrogate's Olympic swimming champion Jack Laugher and his teammates have used their downtime at a training camp to do something a bit different.

Posting on Twitter, Laugher and fellow Yorkshiremen Matty Lee and Yona Knight-Wisdom are seen recreating the Avengers Assemble video which went global last month., external

The video, which is filmed and then reversed, sees people appearing out of the water and striking their best superhero poses:

Thieves who have stripped lead from a North Yorkshire church have been branded by police as "selfish and disgraceful".

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It happened at the Church of St Hilda in Sherburn over the weekend, with the damage caused by the removal leading to rainwater getting into the church through the exposed roof.

The church, which dates back to the 12th Century is Grade II-listed.

A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson says: "This appalling theft has caused damage to a precious and historic building which has stood at the heart of the local community for hundreds of years."

Anyone who knows who could have been involved in the theft is being asked to get in touch with police.

Humberside Police is being warned against cutting back its response to people with mental health problems.

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From next January, the force plans to reduce support to organisations like the ambulance service and hospitals dealing with people in mental health crisis, according to East Riding councillor Vanessa Walker.

Humberside Police says it would never make a decision which would put people in danger.

In a statement, the force said: “The skills and support that vulnerable people who are in crisis need are often not those of a police officer.

"We feel it is imperative that partners from policing, social care, mental health and other agencies each have a role to play."

BBC Weather

A sunny start for all today but a band of heavy, blustery and locally thundery showers will move in from the west, as winds strengthen.

The top temperature will be about 15C (59F).

Most of the showers will move away to the east by this evening, leaving tonight mainly dry and clear, though still relatively breezy:

Barnsley FC boss Daniel Stendel has left the club "with immediate effect", according to the Championship side, external.

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The head coach joined The Tykes in June last year and guided them to promotion from League One.

He leaves Barnsley in the relegation places, having only won one game this season.

Barnsley's Under 18s manager Adam Murray has been appointed caretaker manager, the club says.

A Sheffield run where participants are awarded a Christmas pudding at the finish line has sold out its 3,000 places in record time.

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The 10k Percy Pud normally sells out very quickly, but this year it was totally booked in just one hour and 45 minutes - an hour quicker than last year's event.

Taking place in the Loxley Valley, this year's event is due to be held on Sunday 1 December and is billed as "South Yorkshire's most popular 10k race".

BBC News Travel

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

For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:

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• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
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Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was seriously injured when she was thrown from a Hull Fair ride last night.

It's believed the woman fell from one ride, landing on the base of another nearby and struck a teenage boy as she fell.

She was taken to hospital with serious injuries which are not thought to be life-threatening. The teenager suffered minor injuries.

Two rides have been closed.

Anybody who might have seen what happened, or has footage of what happened, is being asked to get in touch with police.