Safaan Ali and Mohammed Shehzad had banned publications and video on their phones, a court hears.

GMB members gather in Sheffield, Rugeley and Peterborough to protest about working conditions.

Leeds Rhinos sign Cronulla Sharks forward Matt Prior on a two-year deal and allow captain Trent Merrin to go back to Australia on compassionate grounds.

Police have issued an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with an incident in a York shop in which bottles, cans and tins were thrown at members of staff and alcohol was stolen.

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The CCTV picture has been released by North Yorkshire Police following the incident in Huntington Spar store on 8 November.

Officers say they'd like to speak to the man because they believe he may have "information which would assist the investigation."

Anyone who can help identify him is asked to contact North Yorkshire Police.

York's first contactless payment terminal for people to make donations to help tackle begging and rough sleeping in the city has been installed.

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The Street Aid scheme is a partnership between the council, police and a local charity.

It's based on similar schemes elsewhere in the country, one of which was launched in Harrogate last month.

Donations are made via debit or credit cards being tapped on to the terminal at Spark:York on Piccadilly.

The money raised will be put into a central fund from which organisations supporting the homeless can apply for grants of up to £500.

Jackie McCafferty, from Two Ridings Community Foundation, said: "This provides people with an alternative to giving directly to those begging.

"Pooling donations and working with support services in the city enables those affected by street homelessness and rough sleeping to access a meaningful sum that can really make a difference."

Labour has promised an "investment blitz" across England to bring "wealth, power and prosperity" to communities.

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The party launched regional manifestos for each part of the country on Friday, including pledges on transport, housing and jobs.

Each manifesto outlines plans for individual regions, with most of the pledges to be paid for by Labour's £250bn Green Transformation Fund - a pot of money raised through borrowing it promises to spend on projects to improve sustainability.

The pledges impacting on Yorkshire include:

• Northern Powerhouse Rail - improving connections between Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Hull, and Newcastle, and cutting journey times
• Nine plastics remanufacture and recycling sites - one for each region

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the announcement would "bring our country back together".

But Tory minister Jake Berry said it was "a clear distraction from Corbyn's failure to set out a Brexit plan".

A new pro-golf competition described by organsiers as "the UK's first-equal gender tour" has been launched at Fixby Golf Club in Huddersfield.

Men and women will compete in the same field, for the same prize money in 23 tournaments, 20 of which will be held in Yorkshire.

The only difference between male and female competitors will be that women will start each hole an average of 11% further forward than their male counterparts.

Former European Tour professional Chris Hanson is one of the 2020 Pro Tour's founders.

"Obviously on the main tour there have been a few tournaments that have done it but no-one's done a full season of it.

"I think it's a great opportunity."

Police say they have "serious concerns" for the welfare of a 36-year-old man who's gone missing from Leeds.

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Lee Barber, from Middleton, is believed to have left Leeds General Infirmary at about 08:30 this morning where he'd been receiving treatment for a head injury, according to police.

Mr Barber (pictured) is described as white, about 5ft 6ins tall, of slim build, with short, spiky fair hair, and was last seen wearing blue tracksuit bottoms and a red jumper.

He has links to the Middleton area and is known to frequent Leeds city centre.

Officers say they have "immediate and serious concerns for his welfare".

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to get in touch with West Yorkshire Police.

Hundreds of young people across Yorkshire have walked out of lessons to take part in today's latest global youth climate strike.

Protesters say they want better action by governments on climate change.

In York, a protest took place in St Helen's Square, in Scarborough, demonstrators gathered at the Clock Tower and in Leeds, young people have marched through the city centre.

Sixteen-year-old Lily Rowe (pictured) says she spent the last two months picking up litter to wear at the York protest today.

Robbie Strathdee, 17, is part of a group protesting in Leeds that are also campaigning for the lowering of the voting age to 16.

The global protests come ahead of a UN conference on climate in Spain next week.

A man who stole £30,000 from a care home resident with Alzheimer's Disease has been told he will be jailed if he fails to pay back the cash.

Robert Miller, 60, of Thornton Road, Bradford, worked at Heaton Grange Care Home as a cook and in other roles.

In June he was given a suspended jail term after admitting the theft to fund his gambling habit.

A judge has given Miller three months to sell a property and raise the cash or he will be jailed for nine months.

A group of young people in Leeds have placed a time capsule into the clock face at Leeds Town Hall to give future generations an idea of what life in 21st Century Leeds was like.

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The clock, at the top of a landmark 200ft-high tower, is being renovated as part of a £17m refurbishment of the Town Hall.

It's an original feature of the Grade I listed building, which was opened by Queen Victoria in 1858.

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The time capsule included a Leeds Owl artwork, a display about teenage life this decade, nine Lego Mini Figure avatars of the curators, a Nando's menu and a mobile phone.

Maria Abdulaziz, who moved to Leeds from Syria in 2018, donated a Refugee Education Training Advice Service cookery book.

A 50-year-old man who was reported missing from his home in Bradford yesterday morning has been found.

Police say Kenneth Everett has been found "safe and well".

Members of the public have been thanked for their help in finding him.

A CCTV image has been released by police investigating an assault in a Sheffield beer garden which left a man in need of hospital treatment.

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It happened at about 22:30 on Saturday 9 November, with the victim being assaulted at the Ball Inn on Mansfield Road.

He was taken to hospital with a fractured eye socket.

South Yorkshire Police say the man pictured could help with their inquiries.

East Riding recycled more household waste than anywhere else in the country last year, figures show.

Traffic is flowing freely again on a dual carriageway near Tadcaster in North Yorkshire, after a four tonne tractor overturned this morning, say police.

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It happened on the A64 near to the A1(M) at about 09:30 when the tractor and a car collided.

Following the incident, the A64 was closed for more than two hours westbound.

Police say there were no serious injuries.

A lorry driver who groomed and tried to meet young girls for sex has been jailed.

Kevin Pybus used online chat sites to groom and arrange sex with two girls, who he thought were 13 and 10 years of age, in his cab while in Middlesbrough.

But the 62-year-old, from Wakefield in West Yorkshire, was unaware he was communicating with an undercover police officer, Teesside Crown Court heard.

He previously admitted a number of sexual offences and has now been sentenced to four years and eight months.

The court was told Pybus had said he was looking to have sex with girls as young as eight or nine, and said he needed to be careful as there were people looking to trap men like him.

The organisation behind a flood relief appeal has praised the "extraordinary" public response as it nears its £500,000 target.

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The South Yorkshire Flood Disaster Relief Appeal was set up after widespread flooding across the county at the beginning of November.

The charity behind the appeal said the money meant it would be able to provide "substantial support".

It believes more than 1,000 households were affected by the flooding.

Ruth Willis, chief executive of South Yorkshire's Community Foundation, said: "The response to the South Yorkshire Flood Disaster Relief Appeal, set up the day after the flooding first hit, has been truly extraordinary."

Three call centres face closure under a restructuring plan that unions called a "cruel blow".

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Cold weather teams will remain on standby for an extra two weeks in 2020, Barnsley Council has confirmed.

Long-range weather forecasts mean the council is planning a longer timetable to help keep roads gritted and traffic moving in the event of bad weather.

The authority started the season with 12,000 tonnes of grit salt stockpiled in its silos at Smithies and Penistone.

So far, it has spread only 225 tonnes, leaving 98% of the stockpile available.

Last year’s winter was mild and the council’s gritters used only 3,400 tonnes, meaning the council has a large contingency built into its stockpile to cope with a hard winter.

A tractor weighing four tonnes has tipped over in a collision on the A64 near Tadcaster in North Yorkshire, police say.

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The westbound carriageway of the A64 is completely blocked and oil, fluid and animal feed have spilled onto the road, according to North Yorkshire Police.

The tractor and a car collided just before 09:30, officers say.

There are not believed to be any serious injuries.

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As a result of the crash there are long tailbacks on the road and motorists are being asked to avoid the area by police.

The North Yorkshire force says because of the spillage and the weight of the tractor it will be some time before the road is cleared.