A man has been charged with murdering a 46-year-old man who died after being attacked in Lincoln.

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Darren Munnelly was found with a serious head injury at a property on Carr Street in the early hours of Sunday, but died a short time later in hospital.

Declan Grant, 22, of St Mary's Street in the city, has now been charged with Mr Munnelly's murder.

He is due to appear before Lincoln Magistrates' Court later.

Hull's Andre Savelio and Huddersfield's Josh Jones receive three and two-game punching bans respectively from Thursday's game.

Artist Erin Ledsom has created works based on the Humber Bridge, The Deep and other city landmarks.

A site near Theddlethorpe in Lincolnshire is being considered for the storage of radioactive waste.

Scunthorpe United sign Coventry City goalkeeper Tom Billson on a season-long loan deal.

Motorists are still facing delays on the A1(M) near Bramham, after a lorry fire in the early hours.

The Highways Agency said the vehicle was carrying milk, which can be hazardous to the environment if it enters into watercourses.

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The milk is now being safely removed by a specialised tank known as a gully sucker.

Lane one of the motorway between junctions 44 and 45 remains closed for recovery, and drivers face approximately 6.5 miles (10.5km) of congestion.

That is expected to add about an hour to journey times, the agency said.

A second ward for patients with Covid-19 has opened at York Hospital.

Dr Donald Richardson, Deputy Medical Director for York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Trust, said 35 patients are currently being treated there for for the virus.

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"The hospital is under a huge amount of pressure, there is very high demand in the accident and emergency departments," he said.

"The hospital bed base is very full, Covid is increasing, we have opened a second ward at the end of last week.

"It is increasingly difficult to be getting people home as well, in terms of community beds being full, and because of staff absences."

In York, the rate of new coronavirus infections in the seven days leading up to Sunday was 444.4 per 100,000 population.

This is the crater left when a World War Two bomb was detonated on a housing development in Goole, East Yorkshire.

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The 500lb (227kg) device was found on the site of a new-build estate on Thursday, leading to the evacuation of eight houses and the closure of the M62 between junctions 35 and 37.

The bomb was successfully detonated at 16:22 BST on Saturday as the video below shows.

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John Sharpe, site manager of the Beal Homes development, took a photograph of the scene and shared it with us.

He has previously told the BBC the bomb was believed to have been dropped by a Lancaster bomber during a crash-landing.

The plates from the retired InterCity 125 fleet were sold at auction for charity.

Police in Lincolnshire faced near "New Year's Eve" levels of demand on the first weekend since lockdown restrictions were eased, a chief inspector has said.

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Ch Insp Phil Vickers told BBC Radio Lincolnshire it received more than 2,000 calls this weekend between Friday and Sunday, making more than 110 arrests.

Several officers were also assaulted, he added.

Police investigating the theft of a dog from its Leeds home have issued CCTV of a woman they want to speak to.

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German Shepherd Rocky (pictured below) disappeared from his home in Dewsbury Road in Hunslet on 28 May.

West Yorkshire Police say a woman walked into the garden and coaxed the dog out with food, before placing a lead on him and walking away.

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Despite officers conducting several enquires, police say Rocky has not yet been located.

They believe the woman pictured may have information about Rocky's whereabouts.

Matty Lee and Tom Pidcock, both from Leeds, claim gold on day three of Tokyo 2020.

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The North Yorkshire Moors Railway is leading a national campaign to raise awareness of the UK's heritage railways.

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The campaign, which begins today, is called 'Love Your Railway' and aims to highlight the important work heritage lines do around conservation, education and research.

It will run for the next six weeks.

The line is no stranger to the spotlight, appearing in numerous film and TV productions.

Tom Cruise recently filmed scenes for the next Mission Impossible movie on the railway, which runs between Pickering and Grosmont.

Harrison Ford was also there earlier in the summer, shooting parts of his latest Indiana Jones film.

The railway's general manager Chris Price says they recently raised nearly £500,000 in an appeal to save the line and the "love for the railway is phenomenal".

He's says the pandemic has been "incredibly stressful" for heritage railways, which often cost thousands of pounds a day to run, because they have either not been able to operate, or have been restricted to a reduced capacity.

A suspected bomb found near the railway line in Burley-in-Wharfedale turned out to be a training device, rail operator Northern has said.

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Services were stopped between Guiseley and Ilkley after the object was found on Monday morning.

Police and the Ministry of Defence were called to the area around Greenhow Park while the area was made safe.

Northern said on Twitter: "The suspected bomb was identified as a training device and has now been safely removed, allowing a normal train service to resume.

"We're sorry if this impacted your journey this morning."

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The warm weather seems set to break this week, with thunderstorms and heavy rain warnings in place for much of the country.

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The Met Office's warning commences at 09:00 BST on Tuesday and runs through until 06:00 BST on Wednesday.

The forecaster says the warning could mean:

• Spray and sudden flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and possibly some road closures
• Where flooding or lightning strikes occur, there is a chance of delays and some cancellations to train and bus services
• There is a small chance that homes and businesses could be flooded quickly, with damage to some buildings from floodwater or lightning strikes

You can find more at the BBC's Weather Centre here.

The Army's ordnance experts have been called to a suspected unexploded wartime bomb beside a railway line in West Yorkshire this morning.

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The item was found by the line between Guiseley and Ilkley (Menston station pictured above) leading to cancelled services until about 13:00, Network Rail Enquiries said.

A spokesperson said: "For safety and until the item can be properly assessed all lines are closed between Guiseley and Ilkley.

"Military bomb disposal teams have been called to the unexploded bomb. They are expected to be at the location at approximately 11:30."

Rail replacement transport is being organised, the spokesperson added.

An object believed to be an unexploded wartime bomb has been found near the railway between Guiseley and Ilkley, causing disruption to trains.

Network Rail said staff found it on Monday, and lines have been closed in both directions for safety reasons.

A spokesman said: "Trains to and from these stations will be cancelled. Disruption is expected until 13:00."

Leeds gold medal winners Matty Lee and Tom Pidcock have been congratulated by the leader of Leeds City Council, James Lewis.

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Matty Lee and Tom Daley took gold in the men's synchronised 10m platform event.

Lee, 23, moved to London from Leeds to train with Daley in 2018.

Tom Pidcock, 21, who is competing just two months after he broke his collarbone while training, won Great Britain's third Olympic gold, triumphing in the men's mountain bike cross-country race.

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Mr Lewis said: “This is a truly wonderful achievement and a fitting reward for their hard work and dedication over many, many years to now reach the pinnacle of their respectful sports.

"To see athletes from our city on the Olympic podium is always a very special moment, and I know the people of Leeds will be feeling very proud of both Matty and Tom.”

A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm after a 42-year-old man was left with serious injuries following an attack in Huddersfield.

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West Yorkshire Police say the victim suffered knife wounds to his head as a result of the incident, which happened in the early hours of Sunday on Fitzwilliam Street.

The man was taken to hospital for treatment, but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, the force added.

Officers have appealed for information.