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Oly Woodcock
Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds
I'm near Banstead Park on Harehills Road in Leeds this morning following a night which saw police in riot gear tackle youths throwing fireworks and setting fire to bins.
The smell of smoke still lingers in the air as a consequence of last night's events but the clean-up has begun, with street cleaners out and about and the road is now open again.
As you can imagine, living in this area and witnessing last night's scenes was obviously very scary.
I've been speaking to one man, who didn't want to be named, who told me "it all just went off".
"They started throwing bricks at shop windows, then the next minute a police car turned up and they all started chucking bricks at the police car," he said.
"We don't want that. It's ridiculous, it's stupid. We just don't need it."
Several people have been arrested in connection with the disorder and no-one was reported to have been injured, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Two-time Olympic champion Nicola Adams has retired from boxing over fears she could lose her sight.
Image source, Steven Paston/PA WireAdams, 37, from Leeds, became the first female Olympic champion with when she won gold at London 2012, retaining her flyweight title at Rio 2016.
She turned professional in 2017 and is the WBO world flyweight champion.
In an announcement to the Yorkshire Evening Post,, external she said: "I've been advised any further impact to my eye would most likely lead to irreparable damage and permanent vision loss,"
Her last fight was on 28 September when she retained her WBO title following a split-decision draw with Mexico's Maria Salinas.
She finishes with a professional record of five wins and a draw.
Youths throwing fireworks and setting fire to bins in Leeds were tackled by police in riot gear last night.
The disorder broke out after 20:00 in Harehills Road, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Police say a number of people were arrested and no-one was reported to have been injured, the force said.
This was the scene in Harehills last night:
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However, there's currently major disruption on the East Coast Main Line between Peterborough and Doncaster.
An incident between Grantham and Newark North Gate means trains are currently unable to run between these stations.
Services may be cancelled, delayed by up to 90 minutes or revised, according to National Rail Enquiries, external. Trains may be diverted between Doncaster and Peterborough.
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Police in riot gear have tackled Bonfire Night disorder in Leeds involving groups of youths throwing fireworks and setting bins alight.
A helicopter was also deployed to tackle the disorder which broke out after 20:00 in Harehills Road, say West Yorkshire Police.
People were hurling fireworks and missiles and police vehicles were damaged, the force says.
Police say a number of people were arrested and investigations have begun to identify all of those involved
No-one was reported to have been injured, the force said.
Yorkshire re-sign West Indies wicketkeeper-batsman Nicholas Pooran for "the majority" of the group stages of next year's T20 Blast.
Read MoreThe number of cases using evidence from so-called paedophile hunting groups tripled in two years.
Read MoreCCTV images have been released showing two people police would like to speak to following a theft from a pharmacy in North Yorkshire.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceIt took place at the branch of Boots in Market Place, Thirsk, at about 13:00 on 20 September.
More than £400 worth of cosmetics was stolen, police say.
Officers would like anyone who recognises the man or woman in the images to get in touch.
Creating the "world's first net zero carbon industrial cluster" in the Humber region could help protect thousands of jobs and have a major impact on cutting emissions, its backers say.
Firms including Selby-based Drax Group, Equinor and National Grid Ventures have set out proposals for developing an industrial cluster to capture and store carbon emissions and produce hydrogen as a clean fuel.
Creating the zero carbon hub could capture 53 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, protect about 55,000 jobs and save businesses up to £2.9bn a year by 2040, according to analysis by Element Energy, which forms part of a new report on the proposals.
The scheme focuses on developing technology at Drax's power plant in North Yorkshire which burns biomass and captures the carbon emissions to be permanently stored underground.
A pedestrian who died after two vehicles were involved in a collision near Doncaster on Saturday has been named as 75-year-old Alan Westerman.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceA Land Rover Discovery collided with a Ford Transit van on Melton Road in Sprotbrough at about 16:00 on Saturday.
Police believe the Land Rover then hit Mr Westerman, who was passing by.
Members of the public helped him but he died at the scene, police said.
The 29-year-old driver of the Land Rover was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and driving over the alcohol limit.
He has since been released on bail.
A 16-year-old girl who was reported missing from Sheffield this morning has been found "safe and well", police say.
Tayla Pope hadn't been seen since the early hours of Sunday morning.
Police officers are appealing for help to find a 57-year-old man missing from Baildon.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceCharles Britton was last seen at about 03:15 this morning at the Travelodge hotel on Bradford Road in Keighley.
He is described as white, of medium build, about 5ft 10ins tall and with short, brown/grey hair.
Police say they're concerned for his welfare and are asking anyone who has seen him or knows where he is to get in touch.
The 27-year-old was one of two men found with gunshot wounds in Liversedge on Monday.
Read MoreTourism organisation Welcome to Yorkshire won't take part in next year's prestigious Chelsea Flower Show, its new boss has confirmed.
Welcome to Yorkshire spent £250,000 on this year's flower show entry - more than three times its allotted budget - going on to win a gold medal and the People's Choice Award in the Show Garden category for a second year in succession.
Wakefield Council leader Peter Box, who took up his new post as Welcome to Yorkshire chairman last month, has described the tourism organisation as having "a culture of spend now, worry about it later".
A report into its finances showed the tourist agency would've run out of money by this month had local authorities not agreed to inject £1m.
Mr Box has now confirmed Welcome to Yorkshire will sit out next year's Chelsea Flower Show before "reassessing" its position for 2021.
Quote MessageI think the debate has been that it puts Yorkshire on the map, but what's it done for Yorkshire's economy? It's really important that everything's cost- effective, so I think the funding saved can best be used for a range of community events."
Peter Box, Chairman, Welcome to Yorkshire
Brexit uncertainty has stopped a change in the drink-driving laws, a bereaved mother says.
Read MoreMore than 1,000 people have already benefited from the programme in West Yorkshire, organisers say.
Read MoreNon-emergency patient transport in Hull will be operated by NHS-run Yorkshire Ambulance Service from March.
Read MoreOne of two men who injured in a shooting in Liversedge last night is still in hospital, say police.
The 22-year-old man was shot on Huddersfield Road at about 19:10 last night.
West Yorkshire Police say he remains in hospital where he is being treated for non life-threatening injuries.
A 27-year-old man, who was also shot, has been now discharged from hospital but has been arrested over an unrelated offence, the force said.
Police are continuing to appeal for witnesses to the shooting to come forward, especially those who may have seen a small, dark coloured vehicle driving in the area at the time.
A man charged with murdering a mother of two who was found unconscious in a street has appeared in court.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceLevi Ogden, 26, was discovered seriously injured in Silver Street, Halifax, on Sunday and died later in hospital.
Lloyd Birkby, also 26, of Langdale Street in the town, appeared before magistrates in Bradford earlier.
He was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Bradford Crown Court on Wednesday.
Mr Birkby is also charged with assaulting two other people.
