A violent assault in a pub in North Yorkshire which left a teenager with long-term injuries has been featured on the BBC's Crimewatch programme this morning.

Hannah Collier, 19, was attacked in The Finkle bar, in Selby, at 00:15 on 1 December 2019 after a dispute between a group of men in which her brother was injured.

The attack left her with a broken nose and eye-socket.

She's since undergone surgery to insert a metal plate in her face.

The case was featured on BBC1 earlier in an attempt to trace the man responsible for her injuries.

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During the programme a CCTV image (pictured above) was shown of a man police want to speak to in connection with the attack.

DC Danielle Kirby from North Yorkshire Police says: "The man was in his early 20s about 6ft tall, muscular with very broad shoulders, tanned skin and short dark hair.

"We really need anyone with any information about him to come forward."

Campaigners have written to Sheffield City Council to complain about the way changes to a road layout have been handled.

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The Oughtibridge Road Safety Action Group is unhappy with plans to close access to Bridge Hill, which the council says is necessary to prevent further accidents.

Six people, both cyclists and motorcyclists, have been seriously injured there in the last five years, the council says.

However, almost 680 people have signed a petition against the proposal, which was handed into the council in January.

Councillor Bob Johnson said many ideas have been "investigated", however the "only practical way" to stop people being hit by vehicles pulling out of Bridge Hill is to close the road.

He said: "The issues raised in the petition presented to Cabinet haven’t been ignored. They were investigated and included in the report about this scheme along with consideration of all the other comments people have made in response to the consultation."

Mr Johnson added that the road changes include a new turning area for large vehicles, as well as parking restrictions being changed.

Nine people have been arrested in connection with the shooting, with two charged with attempted murder.

Airline Jet2 has cancelled all its flights between the UK and Italy until the end of April as a result of government advice over coronavirus, it's been confirmed.

The Leeds-based airline runs regular flights to Naples, Pisa, Rome, Turin, Venice and Verona from the UK, but those flights have now been cancelled until 26 April, it says.

A spokesperson said: "We always follow the travel advice of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, who are currently advising against all but essential travel to Italy.

"We are contacting customers due to travel to Italy to advise them of their options, and we are also contacting customers who are currently in Italy, to arrange to fly them back to the UK."

The airline says the health and safety of its customers "is always our number one priority" and will continue to "monitor the situation very closely".

"We'd like to thank our customers for their patience and understanding," it adds.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of firearms offences in connection with a shooting which left a 12-year-old with serious injuries in Sheffield.

The boy, described by police as an "innocent bystander", was hit in the leg in a drive-by shooting in Arbourthorne on 12 January.

Following a warrant at an address on Manor Park Way earlier, a 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to possess a firearm and ammunition.

He remains in police custody, South Yorkshire Police say.

In total nine people have been arrested in connection with the incident, two of whom have been charged with attempted murder and firearms offences and are being held in custody.

Officers are continuing to appeal for information in connection with the shooting.

Police say they are growing concerned for the welfare of a 12-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy reported missing from West Yorkshire.

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Connor Ryan (pictured left) and Gabrielle Baines (pictured right) were reported missing yesterday evening from the Morley area.

Connor is described as white, about 5ft 10ins tall, of slim build, with short brown hair.

He's thought to be wearing a black coat, black trousers and black shoes.

Gabrielle is described as white, about 5ft tall of slim build, with brown shoulder-length hair.

She's believed to be wearing grey trainers, blue trousers and black jacket.

The missing pair are thought to be together, West Yorkshire Police say.

Anyone who sees them is being urged to contact police.

Thousands of people have had their say on plans to create a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) in Sheffield city centre.

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The council is looking at ways to reduce air pollution, which is says contributes to 500 deaths every year in the city.

More than 12,000 have taken part in a public consultation with "the vast majority" backing efforts to reduce air pollution levels.

If it goes ahead, the most polluting vehicles, like lorries and buses, could be charged up to £50 a day to enter the inner ring road.

The proposals are part of a drive to bring the city's air quality within legal limits by 2021.

As part of the consultation almost a third of respondents wanted the zone to be bigger and cover more streets.

Small businesses have also expressed concerns that the CAZ will negatively impact them, with some thinking charging vans is a bad idea.

Petrol or diesel driven taxis will also be charged up to £12.50 a day, with 95% of taxis in Sheffield needing to be upgraded, the consultation says.

A 15-year-old boy who was reported missing from his home has been found safe and well, say police.

The teenager was reported missing after disappearing from his home in Bridlington yesterday afternoon.

A weather warning for heavy rain, external is in place for parts of North, West and South Yorkshire this morning.

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It lasts until 12:00 today., external

The Met Office says:

• Homes and businesses could be flooded, causing damage to some buildings
• Delays or cancellations to train and bus services are possible
• Spray and flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and some road closures
• Some communities may be cut off by flooded roads
• Possible power cuts and loss of other services to some homes and businesses

Drivers are being warned to expect speed restrictions on the Humber Bridge today as high winds hit the coast.

The bridge, which links Hessle and Barton upon Humber, has a 30mph restriction for all vehicles but there is a warning that wind speeds are forecast to increase throughout the day:

Concerns are being raised in North Yorkshire over the length of time it's taking to repair damage caused to an area of parkland during the World Cycling Championships last year.

The UCI Road World Championships took place in Harrogate between 22 and 29 September 2019.

Heavy rainfall had a significant impact on the spectator area in part of the town's 200-acre Stray.

The area used was described as being left like "a battlefield" by the Stray Defence Association, which was formed to protect the site.

These pictures show the Stray today.

Judy D'Arcy Thompson chair of the Stray Defence Association says: "It's just awful, the Stray is decimated still after all these months - we're six months into this now."

Harrogate Borough Council says it's scheduling works to begin repairs on the West Park area of the Stray imminently and has already carried out work to repair the damaged area.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's been a mild start to the morning and it's going to stay mild throughout the day with temperatures up to 16C in places.

However, there's a lot of rain about, particularly in western parts, and we've got a Met Office weather waning in place until midday.

Those showers will fade away this afternoon and it will be be dry from most overnight:

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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Tuesday morning, most services appear to be generally running on time.

However:

• The 08:38 service from Doncaster to Cleethorpes is running about six minutes late
• The 08:51 service from Leeds to Edinburgh has been cancelled

Meanwhile, flooding on the railway at Snaith in East Yorkshire means all lines through the station remain blocked, according to National Rail Enquiries, external.

As a result, trains will not run between Knottingley and Goole.

Disruption is expected until at least Saturday 14 March, with three trains per day running between Leeds and Goole (Monday to Saturday only). More details here, external.

For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:

• York Station, external
• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

A teenage boy described as "vulnerable" by police has gone missing from his home in East Yorkshire.

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Fifteen-year-old Spencer Dandy (pictured) was last seen at his home in Bridlington yesterday at 16:00.

He's described as 6ft tall and is thought to be wearing a silver/grey puffa jacket, black trainers and black joggers.

Anyone who sees him is asked to contact police.

A probation service whose management of risk of harm was judged to be "consistently poor" has been given the lowest rating by inspectors for the second year in a row.

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The West Yorkshire Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC) was found to be understaffed and under-resourced.

Inspectors rated the service, which supervises low and medium-risk offenders, as "requiring improvement".

The CRC said it was working to improve the service it offered offenders.

The report accepted managers were doing their best to make improvements despite financial constraints.

Martin Davies, chief executive of the West Yorkshire CRC, said it delivered "targeted training and audits" to provide the best possible service to offenders.

"We also take swift action to hold offenders to account for their behaviour," he said.

"Protecting the public is our priority."

He said a new senior position had been created to deliver the changes required by the inspectorate.

Yorkshire and England spinner Adil Rashid is hopeful of a return to red-ball cricket but says his shoulder injury means he has "no idea" when that might be.

A van used in a number of fly-tipping incidents in Sheffield has been seized by police.

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The white Mercedes Sprinter was seized this morning in the west of the city after it was used to dump rubbish waste in "various locations" across Sheffield, officers say.

The Sheffield South East Neighbourhood Policing team reminded people to be responsible when disposing of waste - with fly-tipping carrying a maximum fine of £50,000 and five years in prison.

The University of Hull plans to build a solar farm and wind turbines to help achieve its target of carbon neutrality, it's been announced.

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The university plans to build the farm and turbines on land it owns in the area, as the organisation aims to be carbon neutral by 2027.

The news comes as an event is due to take place later looking at how the city can become carbon neutral by 2030.

Experts from the University of Hull, Hull City Council and Marketing Humber are taking part.

Professor Dan Parsons, director of the university's Energy and Environment Institute, said: "The devastating fires in Australia and the flooding which has forced communities in East Yorkshire, and across the UK out of their homes in the last few weeks are examples of the challenge we face in tackling the impacts of climate change."

International hotel chain Radisson Blu has been selected to open a 150-bed hotel in Sheffield city centre.

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The hotel will situated in a Victorian building on Pinstone Street, overlooking the Peace Gardens.

Raddison Blu was chosen by the council for the second phase of the Heart of the City II scheme.

The project involves developing the area between Pinstone Street, Burgess Street and Barkers Pool, and includes plans for retail and restaurant space.

Goldie has been diagnosed with cancer of the nose and desperately needs a final home, the RSPCA says.