We're building for the futurepublished at 19:26 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Hull KR coach Tony Smith on his ambitions for 2020 and beyond
We're building for the futurepublished at 19:26 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
'Cladding fire risk' costs residents £400 a monthpublished at 17:54 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
The flats are among 13 blocks the fire service has identified as having flammable cladding.
Read MoreFountains Abbey showcase its 2020 art installationspublished at 17:53 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Local Democracy Reporting ServiceThree art installations by artist Steve Messam are to be showcased at Fountains Abbey, near Ripon.
Image source, LDRSThe works, which includes floating pyramids and a textile-clad footbridge across the River Skell, will form part of the National Trust venue's Folly 2020 event.
The works will go on show until the end of November.
Image source, LDRSSheff Utd boss Wilder extends contractpublished at 17:47 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder and his assistant Alan Knill sign new contracts with the Premier League club.
Read MoreScarborough residents face prospect of 1.99% tax increasepublished at 17:40 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Local Democracy Reporting ServiceScarborough residents could face an increase of 1.99% in council tax as the authority looks to make more than £3m in savings next year.
Image source, GoogleThe proposals for 2020/21 will go before Scarborough Council on Tuesday.
A report prepared for a meeting sets out the reduction in budgets the council has seen in the last decade.
The council has made £21m in savings from the annual budget since 2010, the report said.
'Choke hold' doorman jailed for manslaughterpublished at 17:17 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
James Etherington hit his head on the pavement when the doorman ejected him from the nightclub.
Read MoreToddler murder victim died of head injuriespublished at 16:51 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Officers found two-year-old Keigan O'Brien in cardiac arrest but he died in hospital the next day.
Read MoreSamurai swords stolen in Scarboroughpublished at 16:38 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Three samurai swords have been stolen from a house in Scarborough.
Image source, GoogleThe swords and their black and silver scabbards were taken from a house on Briercliff between 01:00 and 10:00 on 23 December, North Yorkshire Police said.
If you have any information about the whereabouts of the weapons, get in touch with police.
Natalie Harrowell: Rugby player's funeral takes placepublished at 16:27 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
The funeral of Featherstone Rovers and England international forward Natalie Harrowell has taken place in Hull today.
Image source, Featherstone RoversNatalie, originally from Hull, died in December aged 29.
She played three games for her country as well helping Featherstone Rovers to the Super League Grand Final in 2017.
Harrowell was one of Featherstone's longest-serving players and won the club's 2019 Woman of Steel award.
Doncaster toddler, 2, suffered head injuriespublished at 16:01 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Keigan Ronnie O’Brien has been named as the two-year-old Doncaster boy whose death prompted a murder investigation.
Image source, South Yorkshire PolicePolice say Keigan was taken to hospital from a house on Bosworth Road, Adwick at about 11:00 when he was in cardiac arrest.
He was in a critical condition in hospital but died yesterday afternoon.
A post-mortem examination found he died as a result of head injuries, South Yorkshire Police said.
Two people, a 36-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman, both from Adwick, were arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody.
Driver jailed after injuring motorbiker in head-on crashpublished at 15:52 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
A driver who left a motorcyclist with a broken back after driving on the wrong side of the road has been jailed for 16 months.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceFlorian Pratt, 41, of Kilnwood Close, Nottingham was driving along Mortimer Road, Sheffield when the crash happened in April last year.
Hitting the rider at more than 50mph, the victim flipped over the car with his protective gear saving his life, police said.
The 35-year-old rider, from Barnsley, suffered a broken back, a broken sternum and a broken wrist.
His protective clothing, which included full leathers and inbuilt air bags, saved his life, according to police.
Pratt pleaded guilty at Sheffield Crown Court to causing serious injury by dangerous driving and was also banned from driving for three years:
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceMan admits menacing message about MPpublished at 15:49 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
A man admits sending a menacing message about Labour MP Yvette Cooper.
Read MoreThe challenges in bringing disused mills back to lifepublished at 15:25 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
The challenges of bringing northern England's disused mills back to life.
Read MoreMan jailed for New Year's Eve assault on public and policepublished at 15:13 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
A man who was arrested in the first minute of 2020 after assaulting members of the public and police officers has been jailed.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceDarren Robert Hamilton (pictured), 31, from Manor Close, in Elwick, Hartlepool, was sentenced to 36 weeks in prison for assault, two counts of common assault and three counts of assaulting an emergency worker.
Hamilton attacked a woman and threatened staff in a hotel in Station Road, York, shortly before midnight on 31 December 2019.
He was arrested at 00:01 on 1 January 2020, according to North Yorkshire Police.
During the arrest he assaulted two officers ran off and assaulted a third officer before finally being caught and handcuffed.
Raheem Sterling: Man City fan banned for racist abusepublished at 14:33 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
A Manchester City supporter has been banned from football matches for five years for racially abusing Raheem Sterling.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesIan Baldry, 58, pleaded guilty to using racist language after Sterling scored in a Premier League match against Bournemouth in December 2018.
Baldry, from Bradford, told Manchester Magistrates' Court he had been excited and since regretted using the language.
He was also ordered to carry out 200 hours of community service.
A witness said he "was shocked and offended", the court heard.
England attacker Sterling did not hear the comment at the time, although it was heard by a number of supporters, the court was told.
Bakery collapse 'partly driven by' wage increasespublished at 14:21 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
National wage rises contributed to "challenging trading conditions" that affected Sayers, report says.
Read MoreHillsborough gym to reopen after £500,000 refitpublished at 14:18 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Hillsborough Leisure Centre's revamped gym will be officially re-opened this weekend.
Image source, SIVAbout £500,000 pounds has been spent on the transformation, which includes a new Wattbike training zone.
The Sheffield gym closed in late November for the works to be completed.
The venue is run by SIV, owned by charity Sheffield City Trust.
Watch: 'Thank you' to 12-year-old cooking for the homelesspublished at 13:59 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
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BBC Radio YorkA 12-year-old boy, from Ripon, in North Yorkshire, has been praised for the meals he provides for homeless people in Harrogate.
Will Lear says: "It started because I was making too much food to go around for everyone to eat, so I asked my mum if we could donate it to homeless people."
Will cooks and delivers all the meals himself.
Here's his heartwarming story:
Former referee Bobby Madley would 'love' return to Englandpublished at 13:36 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
BBC SportFormer Premier League referee Bobby Madley says he would "give anything" to be able to officiate in England again.
Image source, Getty ImagesMadley, from Wakefield, took charge of 91 top-flight matches between 2013 and 2018 until he was he was sacked for "gross misconduct on grounds of discrimination".
The 34-year-old revealed in a recent blog post he was sacked after filming a video mocking a disabled person.
"I don't know if the door is still open," Madley said. "It was my dream job. I loved doing what I did."
Speaking to Football Focus, he added: "If there was an opportunity to get back into that, nobody in their right mind would turn it down.
Madley used to be part of the group of 18 full-time professional referees in England and officiated the 2017 Community Shield at Wembley.
Since being sacked by refereeing body Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), he has moved to Norway where he has refereed in the lower leagues.
Environmental protesters stage bank clean-up in Sheffieldpublished at 13:08 Greenwich Mean Time 10 January 2020
Members of environmental campaign group Extinction Rebellion have staged a protest by cleaning up a bank in Sheffield.
The group converged on the Barclays, on Pinstone Street, in the city centre, for about 40 minutes at lunchtime today.
Protesters called on the bank to "clean-up its act" with regard to fossil fuel investments.
The group has since ended its protest at the bank and is now staging a silent protest outside Sheffield's town hall.
A Barclays spokesperson said: “We facilitated £27.3bn in social and environmental financing last year, and we are determined to do all we can to support the transition to a low carbon economy, while also ensuring that global energy needs continue to be met.”