Do you recognise this man? Police are appealing for help to identify him following an attempted burglary in Lincoln earlier this month in which a woman was attacked with a crowbar.

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It happened on Winn Street in the Monks Road area at about 17:55 on Saturday 6 March, police say.

A woman in her 50s went into her house after leaving a garage door open and a man then entered the premises before being disturbed by the woman.

The suspect then attempted to hit the woman with a crowbar, according to Lincolnshire Police.

The victim was not injured in the attack and nothing was stolen.

Anyone with information about what happened is being asked to get in touch with the Lincolnshire force.

Former Hull KR prop Mose Masoe says he is potentially facing a "lifetime of struggle", over a year after suffering a serious spinal injury.

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A four-year-old girl from Bradford is aiming to raise money for a mental health charity by cycling 100 miles.

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When Chelsea found out her mum Keeley had struggled with her mental health in the past, she decided to help out using her bike, which she's named Bob.

So far, Chelsea's raised over £500 for the mental health charity Rethink,, external which helped her mum in her teenage years.

Keeley says: "A lot of people were getting anxious with the situation at the moment, and I explained to her that people do sometimes feel a bit sad and need a bit of help to get better.

"I told Chelsea a bit about when I was younger and I felt quite bad, and she just wanted to help people who were like Mummy and make them feel better."

Chelsea's also been drawing pictures of for her neighbours during lockdown, which she says makes them happy.

Listen to Chelsea's full interview with Rima Ahmed on BBC Radio Bradford here.

A milestone 100,000th Covid injection is due to be administered to a patient at a mass vaccine centre in York today.

When the total's reached, it will mean one in every 250 of the UK's jabs has been given to patients at the city's Askham Bar site, according to health officials.

A ceremony planned to mark the occasion will include former BBC Look North presenter and deputy lieutenant of North Yorkshire, Harry Gration.

Madeline Ruff, the chief executive of Nimbus care, which runs the site, said: "It's all down to our wonderful nurses, staff and volunteers across York who've made this possible.

"We've got more than 300 volunteers registered with us and they've made a massive difference - I can't thank them enough for their support."

BBC Weather

Any lingering rain should soon clear this afternoon in Lincolnshire, and it will remain dry, but mostly cloudy.

Moderate northerly winds.

Staying dry overnight, with mostly cloudy skies.

A gentle northerly breeze. Light rain or drizzle may be possible towards dawn:

A group of screaming teenagers wearing costume masks have been given a warning after their behaviour sparked a police emergency call-out in North Yorkshire.

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A member of the public reported seeing a group of teenagers in costume masks and hearing screams of pain in Orchard Fields, Malton, just before 20:00 on Monday, police said.

Officers called to the scene searched the surrounding area using thermal imaging equipment and Fire and Rescue Service lighting, according to North Yorkshire police.

A spokesperson for the force said: "Five youths were located and said they had made the screaming noises.

"They were taken home and given suitable words of advice in the presence of their parents."

Two men have been arrested in North Lincolnshire on suspicion of defrauding an elderly man out of thousands of pounds.

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Humberside Police say the men were arrested on the High Street in Scunthorpe on Monday on suspicion of fraud by false representation after a bank reported suspicious withdrawals from an elderly man’s account.

It was reported that two men completed some gutter cleaning work for the man for which they charged £5,000 in cash.

They allegedly later pressurised the man to withdraw a further £3,000 for de-weeding, but this second amount wasn't handed over.

The two arrested men have been placed on conditional bail while the investigation continues, according to Lincolnshire Police.

BBC Weather

A cloudy morning with some patchy rain will be followed by a dry afternoon with some sunny spells.

Cloud will build again this evening, but overnight it should stay dry with a gentle breeze:

An appeal for witnesses to a crash involving four lorries and a car on the M62 has been launched.

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The smash just after 14:30 on Tuesday, involving the HGVs and a Ford Fiesta, happened on the eastbound carriageway between junctions 21 and 22.

The road was closed in both directions between junction 20 and 24.

Several people were injured, and one person was taken to hospital by ambulance.

West Yorkshire Police said: "An investigation is being carried out to determine the cause of the collision.

"We're appealing for anyone who witnessed the collision or has any dashcam footage which might assist in the investigation to get in touch."

Grantham's A&E department will return to pre-pandemic opening hours by 30 June, health bosses say.

New Oldham Athletic boss Keith Curle is denied a first League Two win by Scunthorpe United's 93rd-minute leveller.

Former Lincoln striker Vadaine Oliver returns to haunt his old club as he scores the opener in Gillingham's 3-0 win to boost their League One play-off hopes.

The crash - near the border of West Yorkshire and Greater Manchester - involved four lorries and a car.

One person has been taken to hospital following a crash on the M62 this afternoon, according to Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

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The crash happened between junctions 21 and 22 eastbound, with several vehicles being involved, according to Greater Manchester Police.

The Yorkshire Air Ambulance (YAA) was sent to the scene, with one person subsequently being taken to hospital by road ambulance, according to YAA.

The westbound carriageway has since been reopened.

There are delays of up to 90 minutes, Highways England said.

Traffic is now being allowed to continue on its way on the M62 westbound following an earlier closure due to a serious crash on the eastbound carriageway.

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Both carriageways were closed for some time while emergency crews, including the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, dealt with the incident, and that operation is ongoing.

The crash, between junctions 21 and 22 eastbound, involved several vehicles, according to Greater Manchester Police.

While the westbound carriageway is now open, eastbound traffic remains at a standstill due to the incident.

There are delays for drivers of up to 90 minutes, Highways England added.

A crash on the M62 which has led to the complete closure of the road in both directions near Ainley Top in West Yorkshire involves several vehicles, police have said.

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Emergency services have been at the scene of the incident since about 14:30, according to Greater Manchester Police (GMP).

The "multiple vehicle" crash has led to the closure of the M62 in both directions between junction 20 and 24.

The Yorkshire Air Ambulance has also been at the scene.

GMP said: "Police were called just after 14:30 to reports of a multiple vehicle collision on the M62 Eastbound between junctions 21 and 22. Emergency services are in attendance."

There are delays of up to 90 minutes on the approach due to standing traffic, Highways England said.

A crash on the M62 at Ainley Top near Huddersfield is currently causing over five miles of congestion, according to Highways England.

The M62 is currently closed in both directions near the scene of the crash, which is believed to involve an overturned vehicle:

Motorists are being told to avoid the M62 with delays of more than 90 minutes expected because of a serious crash.

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A vehicle has overturned between junction 24 for Ainley Top, near Huddersfield, and junction 22 for Denshaw, according to Highways England.

There are long delays with the entire road being closed eastbound between junction 20 for Rochdale and junction 26 for Bradford, Highways England said.

The road westbound is also closed between junction 24 for Huddersfield and junction 21.

All emergency services are at the scene, with the Yorkshire Air Ambulance helicopter landing a short time ago:

The M62 eastbound is currently closed in both directions because of a "serious" crash involving multiple vehicles between West Yorkshire and Lancashire, according to Highways England.

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The Yorkshire Air Ambulance has been in attendance, Highways England said.

The road is currently closed between junction 20 for Rochdale and 24 for Ainley Top eastbound.

It is also closed between junction 24 to 22 westbound.

Drivers are being warned to expect delays.

A York MP says a new policing bill - which parliament will vote on today - needs to do more to protect victims of grooming.

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will be voted on amid controversy about the policing of the Sarah Everard vigil in London at the weekend.

The new bill includes longer prison terms for some offences and stronger laws to tackle sex offenders.

But Labour says it will vote against it because of concerns over the right to protest, as well as what the party says are a lack of measures to protect women.

Speaking in the House of Commons, York Central Labour MP Rachael Maskell said not enough is being done to protect victims of grooming.

Ms Maskell cited the case of one of her own constituents, saying: "My constituent received private tuition music coaching and was groomed for two years prior to being raped.

"Their case was one of the 99% of rape cases reported but not prosecuted. Her perpetrator, now known for sexual impropriety, had no Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, external."