Michael Henderson
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Organisers of a vigil held in Leeds at the weekend in memory of Sarah Everard say they are concerned about "incredibly distressing images" from Saturday's event in London.

Police officers handcuffed women and removed them from a gathering on Clapham Common held as a tribute to Ms Everard.

Boris Johnson said he was "deeply concerned" by footage showing police officers detaining women at the London event.

A vigil which was held outside the Parkinson Building at the University of Leeds on Saturday night was watched online by over 70,000 people, organisers Reclaim the Night Leeds say.

The group has now organised a protest in Leeds for this evening against the way police dealt with the London event and against the government's new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill which goes before Parliament today.

Meanwhile, organisers of another online event, in Halifax, have thanked people who took part at the weekend.

Charlotte Butterick, from Reclaim These Streets Halifax, said, "We managed to do it safely, and I would just add, in contrast to everything, we're seeing in other parts of the country, that West Yorkshire Police were really co-operative and supportive."

An appeal is being made for witnesses after a woman was bitten by a dog in North East Lincolnshire.

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The attack happened on Hainton Avenue in Grimsby at about 19:30 on Thursday 11 March when a woman is reported to have been bitten by the animal.

The dog is reported to have bitten the woman as she knelt to retrieve something from the ground.

The victim suffered a serious injury to her face, according to Lincolnshire Police.

The dog was not with its owner and is described as a brown Staffordshire bull terrier.

Officers are appealing for any witnesses and the owner of the dog to come forward.

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A former council office in Scarborough is to be transformed into a recording studio, it's been confirmed.

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Plans by Christopher and Kristina Jones to turn the former home of Scalby Urban District Council into a music space have been approved by planning officers.

The building in Scalby Road has been used a residential home since it was converted by its current owner in 2011.

Mr and Mrs Jones said: “We intend to use the ground floor space as a multi-media live and offline content creation facility which will include a professional recording studio.

“The business will serve Scarborough’s creative community as well as bringing business into the town from elsewhere."

The building, which was constructed in 1937, will be soundproofed in order to reduce noise escaping from the property and a noise assessment will be carried out, according to officials.

The council's also said drums kits won't be allowed to be used in the building between 23:00 and 08:00.

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Yorkshire's first clinic treating patients with long Covid will feature in a national TV documentary tonight.

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Long Covid is described as the development of symptoms from coronavirus for longer than 12 weeks.

The Channel 4 programme will follow staff and patients at the clinic at St Luke's Hospital in Bradford, which was the first to be set up in Yorkshire:

Based on the number of people in Bradford who have had Covid-19, it's estimated at least 4,000 will be left suffering with the condition.

Dr Paul Whitaker, who runs the clinic, says: "We're seeing a wide range of severity of long Covid, ranging from very severe patients who can only walk 10 or 20 yards and need wheelchairs and walking sticks, through to people who have returned to work.

"A lot of people with long Covid are not seeking help or letting their GP or anyone else know about it."

Parents say they celebrated but are unsure if their son will be eligible for the £1.79m treatment.

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was found seriously injured.

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Police were called to a disturbance on Tattershall Road, Boston, at about 21:00 on Saturday.

A 28-year-old woman was found with what police believe to be a stab wound. She remains in a serious condition in hospital.

The suspects, two men and a woman, aged between 28 and 59, remain in police custody.

Anyone with any information about the incident is being asked to contact Lincolnshire Police.

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Sheffield United striker Lys Mousset has been charged after a Lamborghini crashed into "a number of parked cars" in January.

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The 25-year-old Frenchman will appear in court in June.

"Lys Mousset has been charged with driving without due care and attention and failing to stop after an RTC (road traffic collision)," South Yorkshire Police said.

Sheffield United have declined to comment.

The charges follow a collision shortly after 12:10 on Monday 4 January in Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield, police said.

"An orange Lamborghini was involved in a collision with a number of parked cars," they added.

"A second man who was arrested in connection with the crash has been issued with a penalty notice for wasting police time."

Flowers, placards and candles have been placed outside York Minister in memory of Sarah Everard.

The 33-year-old marketing executive, who's originally from York, disappeared as she walked home in Clapham on 3 March. Her body was found one week later in Kent woodland.

Serving Met Police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, has been charged with her murder.

Staff at the Minster are asking people to lay flowers outside the building while observing social distancing.

Although the cathedral is open daily for services and prayer, hours and capacity are still limited because of the coronavirus pandemic, they add.

Meanwhile North Yorkshire's Police Fire and Crime Commissioner, Julia Mulligan, says she is "deeply concerned" by footage showing police officers detaining women at Saturday's vigil to remember Ms Everard.

Ms Mulligan said: "I think anyone who saw the scenes at the vigil can't fail to be concerned

"There will be a proper review and we need to wait and see, but I'm concerned about the confidence women will have in coming forward to the police, notwithstanding any review that goes ahead."

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It will be a dry day in Lincolnshire.

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Officers investigating the murder of Sarah Everard have cordoned off an area in the town of Sandwich in Kent.

The 33-year-old marketing executive, who's originally from York, disappeared as she walked home in Clapham on 3 March.

Her body was found one week later in Kent woodland.

Serving Met Police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, has been charged with her murder.

Police cordoned off a section of The Rope Walk, near the centre of Sandwich, on Sunday evening.

Scotland Yard said police had routinely been searching areas of London and Kent as part of the investigation.

On Sunday, Sandwich Town Council said it was in contact with Kent Police on behalf of Scotland Yard as part of the investigation.

Residents in Sandwich have been asked not to gather at the scene.

A pub in North Yorkshire could have its licence removed following allegations of multiple breaches of Covid regulations.

The Bay Horse in Selby is suspected of having broken health protection legislation, according to North Yorkshire Police.

It relates to several incidents in July 2020.

A spokesperson for the Bay Horse says almost 20 letters of support for the pub have been sent to Selby District Council.

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Today will be dry with plenty of sunshine throughout. It'll stay fairly mild with a moderate breeze.

Tonight will be largely cloudy with outbreaks of showery rain:

A mass vaccination centre capable of administering up to 1,000 jabs a day has opened in Scunthorpe.

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The Doncaster Road site will operate between 08:00 and 20:00 seven days a week offering vaccinations to people living within a 45-minute drive of the venue.

Dr Satpal Shekhawat, medical director at NHS North Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group, said: “We will begin with around 500 vaccinations per day but we aim for this to increase to up to 1,000 per day."

He said more than 500,000 vaccinations have already been carried out in the Humber Coast and Vale area.

The Department for Transport is to create a "northern hub" in Leeds as part of plans to move 650 civil servants out of London.

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Transport Minister Grant Shapps MP made the announcement as it was revealed the department was setting up a second headquarters in Birmingham.

The government has said the move will create 650 roles across the two cities.

Mr Shapps said: "This is a historic move for the department and part of a significant wider culture change across Whitehall.

"Transport is absolutely vital to the local communities we serve and having hubs in major cities like Birmingham and Leeds will offer a fresh perspective on how we can better serve these areas."