Sheffield United come from behind to earn their first win in five Premier League games and push Norwich City further into a battle for survival.

Up and down the UK, moderators are grappling with an upsurge in political debate.

Colin Vasey was last seen on CCTV in the centre of Dewsbury in the early hours of 17 November.

Jarrod Bowen takes his goal tally to 15 for the season with a match-winning double for Hull as they come from behind to beat Stoke.

Injury-hit Rochdale cling on for an impressive win over Rotherham United in League One.

Courtney Duffus scores twice as Yeovil beat FC Halifax 2-0 despite playing for 81 minutes with 10 men.

Harrogate move into the National League play-off places after a 2-1 win over Torquay at Wetherby Road.

Steven Fletcher scores twice in four second-half minutes as Sheffield Wednesday come from behind to beat Brentford and go sixth.

Cardiff City maintain their unbeaten run under new manager Neil Harris thanks to Lee Tomlin's dramatic late winner.

Bradford City climb a placed to sixth in the League Two table thanks to James Vaughan's second-half penalty against Newport County.

Leeds United go top of the Championship table as Ezgjan Alioski and Pablo Hernandez give them victory at Huddersfield town.

Northern Ireland's Mark Allen hits out at the 'terrible' playing conditions after reaching the semi-finals of the UK Championships in York.

The driver of the car has been arrested and is currently in custody, police say.

Cameron John scores a late equaliser for Doncaster to deny Russell Martin his first league win as MK Dons manager.

Taxi drivers in Leeds say a system set up to help them buy greener vehicles has been a "cock-up".

Russell Bohling, from East Yorkshire, went missing in 2010 and his body has never been found.

Scott McKay was found with multiple injuries in Hull in July and died later in hospital.

The fire service asked owners of tower blocks in Leeds, Bradford and Huddersfield about safety plans.

A burglar has been jailed for 14 months after police tracked him down with the help of a photo taken by his quick-thinking victim.

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Daniel Paul Khosa, 32, from Leeds, was sentenced at York Crown Court after he pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary.

The court heard his victim had taken a picture of him and the vehicle he was driving as her left her home.

The woman had taken the photo after seeing Khosa walk down her stairs.

In a victim impact statement she said: "As he was walking down the stairs I was horrified about what he was going to do next as I felt incredibly vulnerable and was desperate for him to leave the house."

PC Andrew Chapman said: “I’d like to praise the victim for her quick thinking which enabled us to promptly identify and locate Khosa."

An "emaciated" dog taken into RSPCA care in Hull last December is preparing to spend his first Christmas at home with his new owner.

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Dobby the Doberman was rescued by the charity last December.

Inspectors say he was too weak to walk and suffering from a wound to his head and sores on his body as well as being "extremely emaciated and dehydrated."

He's now been rehomed by Lynda Allen, in York, who said: "He’s so friendly and funny. It’s like Christmas Day every day living with Dobby - he’s just so excited when I come downstairs every morning."