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Do you recognise these men? Police want to speak to them in connection with an attack in Doncaster which left a man with a fractured jaw.

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The victim was sitting on a bench on St Sepulchre Gate at about 18:15 on Tuesday 1 June when he was approached by two men riding a blue moped, according to South Yorkshire Police.

The three men became involved in an argument before the men on the moped attacked the man on the bench, punching him to the ground, officers added.

The man suffered serious facial injuries including a fractured jaw in the attack, police said.

Officers have released the image above and say they want anyone who recognises either of the men pictured to get in touch.

Images have been released of two men police want to speak to after a 52-year-old man was stabbed "multiple times", including in the neck, in an attack in Leeds.

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The man was found by police in an alleyway off Hebden Green, Whinmoor, just before 19:30 on Sunday 13 June.

He had been chased by two other men following an altercation near the Old Red Lion pub, in York Road, officers said.

The man was taken to hospital for treatment and is in a stable condition.

The victim was arrested on suspicion of attempted wounding in relation to the incident, officers added.

Police now say Darren Winstanley (pictured top), 50, from Seacroft, is wanted on suspicion of wounding with intent in relation to the incident

Det Insp Richard Holmes said: "We have been carrying out extensive inquiries to trace Darren Winstanley as a suspect for this incident but we have so far been unable to locate him.

"He is described as having tattoos on both arms and is from the Seacroft area, but has links throughout the city of Leeds."

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Detectives have also released a CCTV image of a second suspect they want to identify (pictured above).

A spokesperson for the force said: "We would also like to hear from anyone who recognises the suspect shown in the images we have released.

"This was a very violent attack involving a knife and the injuries caused could easily have had more serious consequences, so it’s vital we progress the investigation and trace those involved as quickly as possible."

Anyone with information about either of the men is being asked to contact West Yorkshire Police.

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A man has been fined almost £400 for fly-tipping a fridge in Hull, police say.

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Sylwester Cebula, of Mayfield Street, admitted dumping the fridge in Cranbourne Street in November 2018 after failing to pay a Hull City Council fine of £382.

He pleaded guilty in Hull Magistrates’ Court on 4 June, which heard council environment officers found no record of him requesting a bulky item collection prior to dumping the appliance.

Councillor Rosie Nicolae, the council's environmental services portfolio holder, said: "This successful prosecution demonstrates we do not take fly-tipping lightly.

"We encourage residents to always check with the Environment Agency before paying someone to dispose of their waste and ensure they are fully licensed."

The council also stated residents could be liable for fines or prosecution if they are found to have used a waste collector that has dumped their rubbish.

An appeal for witnesses has been launched by police following a sexual assault on a teenage girl in Harrogate.

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The victim was walking along King’s Road towards Coppice Drive shortly before 16:00 on Monday 14 June when she was approached from behind by a man who touched her on her bottom and chest, according to North Yorkshire Police.

Following the assault, the man walked back in the direction he had come from towards the A61 junction.

The suspect, who is thought to be in his 20s, is described as white and thin with a long, clean- shaven face and light brown slightly curly hair which was tied back.

He was wearing a red and grey backpack.

Anyone who saw the assault, or who has any information about it, is being urged to contact police.

Gary Allen recorded threats he had made to Alena Grlakova days before he murdered her.

Police have expressed "deep concern" over drivers who fail to safely buckle up their children, as over 60 motorists were found without seat belts in one week in North Yorkshire.

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In some of the cases, officers discovered children "not strapped in", the force said.

Sgt Tim Wilson, from North Yorkshire Police said: "Wearing a seatbelt has been a legal requirement for decades, so it’s incredible that we’ve encountered around 10 people a day who didn’t use one.

"Several of these cases involved children, which is deeply concerning and totally irresponsible."

One driver stopped for not wearing a seatbelt was arrested on suspicion of taking the vehicle without the owner’s consent, drug-driving and driving while disqualified.

Other stops showed vehicles to be untaxed, uninsured or unroadworthy, officers added.

Those who fail to wear a seatbelt are issued with a Traffic Offence Report. It carries a £100 fine which can rise to up to £500 if convicted by a court.

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A street in Sheffield has been renamed in honour of a long-standing councillor who died after contracting coronavirus last year.

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Pat Midgley, who served as a Labour councillor for 33 years, died in March 2020 after being admitted to the city's Northern General Hospital.

Pat Midgley Lane was unveiled at Park Hill flats on Wednesday, part of the area she represented.

Speaking at the unveiling, her daughter Joanna Midgley said: "It's amazing, we are so proud. She was very modest, but I know she would have secretly been proud too.

"We had so many emails when she died about the work she had done and how she touched people's lives," she said.

The former chief executive of Sheffield City Council, Sir Bob Kerslake, said: "Pat was always a kind person to everyone she worked with and it was that human kindness we remember.

"Whenever she pursued an issue it was never an attack on a person. She was passionately committed to this city and her ward and to those more disadvantaged," he said.

Pat Midgley was elected in 1987 for Nether Edge and represented the area for eight years before moving to Manor ward.

She was the first known serving politician in the UK to die with coronavirus.

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"Justice has been served" as a man who murdered two women more than two decades apart has been found guilty of both their killings, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has said.

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Gary Allen, 47, of no fixed address, was charged with strangling Samantha Class (pictured above), 29, on the banks of the Humber Estuary in 1997.

He was tried and cleared of her murder in 2000 but the acquittal was quashed last year after he was charged with murdering Alena Grlakova, 38, in 2018.

Ms Grlakova's body was found in a stream in Rotherham in April 2019, four months after she was reported missing.

Following a seven-week trial at Sheffield Crown Court jurors have today convicted him of both killings.

Claire Lindley, Chief Crown Prosecutor of CPS Yorkshire and Humberside, said both the families of Samantha Class and Alena Grlakova "have now seen justice served".

She added: "From the evidence presented to the court, it is clear that Allen is a dangerous individual who presents an obvious and immediate danger to women.

"Allen lived out his horrifying and violent sexual fantasies through planned, premeditated and brutal assaults on these two vulnerable women.

"Their lives were cut cruelly short and their families are serving their own life sentences of grief. Our thoughts remain with them."

Allen is due to be sentenced on Wednesday 23 June.

Gary Allen's conviction for the murder of Alena Grlakova in Rotherham in 2018 follows the "biggest investigation by South Yorkshire Police's Major Crime Unit in recent years", the force has said.

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Ms Grlakova (pictured), 38, was last seen alive on Boxing Day 2018 and was reported missing to the force on 15 January 2019.

Her body was subsequently found in a stream called the Old Slaugh, on land just off Taylors Lane in Rotherham, in April 2019.

Allen, 47, of no fixed address, has today been found guilty of murdering Ms Grlakova as well as the murder of Samantha Class in East Yorkshire in 1997.

He was tried and cleared of the murder of Ms Class in 2000 but the acquittal was quashed last year after he was charged with murdering Ms Grlakova.

Following the verdicts, Det Ch Insp Oughton Mark Oughton, leading the South Yorkshire force's investigation, said: "Although today's conviction will hopefully bring Alena's family some closure, we know it will never bring her back. Alena was a mother of four children. A daughter, a sister and friend.

"At the time of her death, she was making plans to return to Slovakia to make a fresh start. Allen cruelly and violently took Alena's life from her just as she was making plans for a brighter future."Allen is due to be sentenced on Wednesday 23 June.

Gary Allen's confession to killing Samantha Class was captured by an undercover officer.

The case of Gary Allen, who has been found guilty at Sheffield Crown Court of two murders 21 years apart, was "unlike any other", according to Humberside Police.

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Allen, 47, was charged with strangling Samantha Class, 29, whose body was found by three schoolchildren on the banks of the Humber Estuary in 1997.

He was tried and cleared of her murder in 2000 but the acquittal was quashed last year after he was charged with murdering Alena Grlakova, 38, in 2018.

Jurors at Sheffield Crown Court have today convicted him of both killings.

Det Ch Insp Christine Calvert, senior investigating officer from Humberside Police, said the force was "very pleased" at the guilty verdicts.

In a statement, she said she wanted to pay her respects to the family and friends of Samantha Class: "Samantha left behind young children when she had her life snatched from her and we should remember they have grown up without their mother and have waited a long time to see justice done.

"I hope this result can now begin the healing process properly and brings them some comfort."

Det Ch Insp Calvert added: "This case has been unlike any other in Humberside, in that it is our first ever double jeopardy case, but in that it is also one of the UK’s first where an undercover operation has provided the pivotal evidence to the case being reopened and retried.

"We are incredibly proud of all of the work that has gone into making this possible, so Samantha’s family could finally see justice.

“It is clear how dangerous Gary Allen is, particularly to women, which is why he is now exactly where he belongs, in prison."