A 21-year-old man suffered a serious head injury after he was attacked in Bradford last night.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened about 21:00 outside MyLahore restaurant on Great Horton Road.
West Yorkshire Police say the victim is currently in a stable condition.
The force has asked for anyone with any information about the incident to get in touch.
A farmer in North Yorkshire had to take "evasive action" after suspected poachers drove their vehicle straight at him, police say.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceIt happened on Saturday afternoon at about 14:15 when it's alleged men in a 4x4 vehicle with dogs were seen driving over fields at a farm near Drax.
At one point, the Jeep Grand Cherokee was driven at the farmer’s own vehicle, causing him to swerve to avoid being hit.
The police helicopter was sent to the area and the 4×4 drove off, but was spotted near Barnsdale Bar in South Yorkshire and was pulled over.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThe North Yorkshire force says "considerable damage" was caused to fields and crops, including a newly planted rape field and about 15ft of hedge.
Five men from the Gloucestershire, Somerset and Bristol areas arrested on suspicion of affray and criminal damage have been released under investigation.
Police say the vehicle they were in was seized and four dogs inside were taken to a kennels to be looked after.
Police arrest two 21-year-old men over the death of Matlock Town's Jordan Sinnott.
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Read MorePolice officers have released images of two men they want to speak to after a camera van was targeted in Rotherham.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceMotorbike riders targeted the van, and the staff member inside, by driving aggressively at it whilst it was parked on Fenton Road, Rotherham, on 6 December.
South Yorkshire Police say the two people pictured could help with their inquiry.
Insp Jason Booth said: “These bikes are not safe to be ridden on our roads and the manner in which they’re ridden often intimidates members of the public and can put people in danger.
“I would like to identify the two riders pictured, and appeal to the public to share with us any information they have around off-road bikes."
Gangs of young people gathering in large groups in Goole will not be tolerated, according to Humberside Police.
Gangs of up to 60 young people have been gathering in the town centre and there are increasing concerns from residents about recent behaviour, including shoplifting and physical assaults.
The Humberside force says it's determined to crack down on criminal behaviour in the town.
Insp Mark Lovell says while the police will continue to work with local voluntary organisations to reduce anti-social behaviour, officers will not hesitate to start issuing dispersal orders to individuals which could result in arrests and further legal action.
He said: "It is starting to cross over into some crime so we're hearing about shoplifting and then when they're challenged with the shoplifting they're assaulting the security trying to get away.
"That's intimidating the community and we don't want people to feel that way, so we've reached that point where we're stepping in and taking action."
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Read MoreA car has been involved in a collision on the M62, just hours after westbound carriageway came to a standstill due to poor weather.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICEFour hours after the gridlock began, police said one vehicle did not have enough of a gap to stop in time, causing a crash near junction 23, external.
It is not known yet if anyone was injured.
Snow and ice between Huddersfield and Rishworth resulted in traffic "not moving at all" earlier, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Traffic remains slow at Ainley Top and gritters are said to be in action.
A clean-up operation is under way after a drink-driver knocked down a number of gravestones when they crashed through a churchyard wall in West Yorkshire.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThe stone wall at St Stephen's Parish Church in Lindley, Huddersfield, was badly damaged on Monday night.
Reverend Canon Rachel Firth said the crash had caused "quite substantial damage" including the destruction of "a couple" of headstones.
She said: "Fortunately the majority of damage is to the wall - there is some damage to the gravestones but the earth is not disturbed.
"Stone from the wall is strewn across the churchyard."
The damaged graves were not recent burials and the stones will be repaired, she added, saying "thankfully" there had been no loss of life.
A medical trial is being held at the University of Leeds to see if a drug developed as an anti-depressant could become a common treatment for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).
Image source, Getty ImagesAmitriptyline has sometimes been prescribed to people with IBS when other treatments have been ineffective.
But experts said they needed to know more about why the drug helps before it can become more widely used.
A group of 500 volunteers is now being recruited from GP surgeries around Bristol, Leeds and Southampton.
According to charity the IBS Network, external, the condition affects about 12 million people in the UK.
There is no cure and patients can experience abdominal pain, bloating and constipation, among other symptoms.
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Read MoreBBC Radio 6 DJ Steve Lamacq will be presenting his show from Sheffield's much-loved Leadmill music venue this afternoon.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe show will be coming live from the venue from 16:00 as part of as part of Independent Venue Week (IVW).
This year 232 venues across the UK have signed up for the week long celebration of live music.
And, later on the venue will host a gig by Rebecca Lucy Taylor, better known as Self Esteem.
A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a non-league footballer from Bradford who was attacked during a night out.
Image source, Getty Images/Chris brunskillJordan Sinnott (pictured), 25, who was on loan to Matlock Town from National League North side Alfreton Town, died in hospital after being found unconscious in Retford on Saturday morning.
Police said two other men, also both 21, remain in custody on suspicion of murder. A 20-year-old man has been released without charge.
A 27-year-old man appeared in court on Monday charged with grievous bodily harm and actual bodily harm in connection with an assault thought to have taken place after Mr Sinnott was attacked.
Mr Sinnott was found with a fractured skull at about 02:00 GMT on Saturday and died in hospital at about 18:00 on the same day.
The NHS says it will look into claims made by a health watchdog that some refugees seeking medical attention in North Yorkshire are being denied access to interpreters.
Image source, PA MediaHealthwatch North Yorkshire says it used "mystery shoppers" to investigate how refugees were dealt with when they needed medical treatment and found some were denied access to interpreters or discouraged from using them.
Volunteers for the charity carried out its investigation at 25 pharmacies across the county, with "shoppers" seeking support for a friend whose first language is Arabic.
It found only four willing to provide interpreter services.
A spokesperson for the NHS in Yorkshire said: “NHS services are expected to offer access to interpreting and translation services to people where needed.
"No one should be disadvantaged in accessing primary care services and we welcome Healthwatch North Yorkshire’s report and will look into the findings.”
A barber from Barnsley is helping to take weapons off the street by offering an amnesty bin at his shop.
The Barbers Against Blades group looks to take blades away from criminals - and even a gun has been handed in.
The gun, although decommissioned, could still be used in a robbery, shop owner Tony Batty said.
"In total I've taken about 22 knives and one gun", he said. "It's not a live gun but it can be used in anything because nobody knows if it's live or not if they walk into a shop with it."
He says by offering the amnesty at his shop, on Racecommon Road, people are more likely to leave their weapons than if they had a bin at a police station.
These dramatic pictures are from the scene of a lorry fire on the A1M in West Yorkshire earlier this morning:
Image source, NORTH YORKSHIRE FIREEmergency services attended the fire, between junctions 44 and 45 northbound, near Bramham, at about 09:00.
The road had to be closed due to a diesel leak and the amount of smoke billowing from the vehicle, but has now reopened.
The driver escaped injury, said police.
Image source, NORTH YORKSHIRE FIRERail passengers have scored train operator Northern as the worst provider in the country, according to a new report.
Just 72% of passengers said they were satisfied with the service they received in autumn 2019, according to watchdog Transport Focus.
Nationally, 82% of travellers were satisfied with their journeys - up three percentage points year-on-year.
Poor punctuality, timetable chaos and industrial action saw the satisfaction score sink to 79% in autumn 2018, which was the lowest level since 2008.
Northern was the worst performer at 72%, with TransPennine Express coming in at 79%.
Meanwhile, Grand Central scored 94%, with Hull Trains coming third with 94%.
Nearly 28,000 passengers were questioned for the latest National Rail Passenger Survey.
A stone wall was badly damaged and headstones were destroyed in the crash in Huddersfield.
Read MoreThe M62 westbound between Huddersfield and Rishworth is at a standstill due to poor weather, external, say police.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICETraffic is "is not moving at all" between junctions 24 and 22 according to West Yorkshire Police.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICEThe snow and ice have caused the build up at Rishworth, where drivers have been advised to expect long delays.
Police say there are no accidents on the route.
A Doncaster theatre has been included on a list of 30 venues across the UK at risk of being lost.
Image source, THEATRES TRUSTThe Doncaster Grand, on Station Road, has been described as being "in poor state of repair" by the annual Theatres at Risk Register report., external
The Grade II listed building was built in 1899 and is currently empty.
Image source, DAVID OXTABYThe derelict 1930s cinema (pictured above) is due to open as a 3,800-capacity music venue in Autumn.