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A man who died after being injured in an attack in Barnsley has been named by police.

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Graham Linstead, 60, was assaulted at about 22:30 on 4 September in Pitt Street West and died in hospital four days later.

Ricky Braithwaite, 38, of Newton Street, Barnsley, has been charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm in connection with the incident. He is due to appear in court on 5 October.

South Yorkshire Police have appealed for anyone with information to come forward.

Lewis Fiorini rescues a point for Lincoln in their League One draw with Rotherham at the LNER Arena.

Ryan Taylor, Luke Waterfall and Max Wright goals keep Grimsby's unbeaten start to the season going as they see off big-spending Wrexham.

An accommodation shortage and over-subscribed courses sees some York students offered rooms in Hull.

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A campaign is under way in Otley to encourage more women and girls to get involved in sport and fitness.

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The #thisotleygirlcan, external campaign is supported by a number of groups in the town, and sports clubs are being encouraged to join in.

The town council's website has links to Otliensians Hockey Club, Weston Park Junior Football Club, Run Mums (pictured) and martial arts groups.

The town's mayor, Sylvia Thomson, said: "I'm passionate about sport, and with things re-opening again we're really aware there are still a lot of girls and women who aren't feeling confident about getting fit, or don't know where to go to join a class or team."

There was a lack of space for walk-ins at Grimsby's hospital due to social distancing, a trust says.

The BMW was travelling at 65mph when it hit a tree in Bradford, a fatal crash inquest hears.

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A 100ft mural, inspired by York, has been unveiled at the city's Community Stadium.

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Adorning the West Stand, the artwork was designed by the University of York., external

It captures sights from around the city including Clifford’s Tower, the famous city walls and York Minster, as well as an Azuma train departing York station.

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York City Football Club, external and York City Knights Rugby League Club, external, who play at the stadium, are also represented with players from both teams depicted within the colourful display.

The feature has been a year in the planning and took 100 hours to create.

Keith Aspden, leader of City of York Council, said: "The mural looks fantastic and perfectly captures the spirit of the stadium and wider complex as an incredible community facility for the local community and the whole of York."

Campaigners fear a council decision to join a nuclear waste working group will cause uncertainty.

An renewed appeal for a South Yorkshire teenager who vanished in London to get in touch has been made on the 14th anniversary of his disappearance.

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Andrew Gosden, then 14, left his family home near Doncaster in 2007 and never returned.

The teenager was spotted later the same day on CCTV at Kings Cross station in London but has not been seen or heard of since.

Read more about the case here.

South Yorkshire Police have shared updated pictures of what the gifted student may look like now.

Mr Gosden has distinctive creases in his right ear which police believe may be "vital" in solving the puzzle of his disappearance.

He is also deaf in his left ear and needed to wear glasses or contact lenses due to poor eyesight..

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Det Insp Andy Knowles, who has been leading the investigation into what happened to Mr Gosden since 2017, said: “My main aim is to encourage anyone who might know Andrew to contact police. By providing details about his appearance we are hoping to spark a conversation between friends or people that might know him as the 28-year-old man he is today. “Does someone you know have gaps in their life history? Do you know someone with this distinctive double ridge on his right ear? Is there someone in your life, your street, or your community that might be Andrew?”Since his disappearance, Mr Gosden's father Kevin has continued to raise awareness and search for answers about his son.

He works closely with the national charity Missing People, collating useful information to help the wider public in their search for Andrew. This information is available via Kevin’s blog: http://helpustofindandrew.weebly.com/

DI Knowles added: “Time does not lessen the pain for Andrew’s family. I know from speaking to them that with every passing day, month, and year their desire to know what happened to him grows."

Once operational, the transmitter will provide Freeview TV to 90% of people served by Bilsdale.

The third day's play in the County Championship Division One clash between Yorkshire and Warwickshire is rained off in Leeds.

The Humber Bridge is to close next month for vital repairs due to damage caused last year by Storm Ciara.

The Humber Bridge Board said the work would include changing two bearings at the Barton end of the bridge in North Lincolnshire.The bearings connect the bridge deck to the towers and help carry the weight of the bridge and traffic as well as allowing it to move in response to the wind and temperature

Repair work has been brought forward after the 1.4 mile-long structure was battered by 80mph winds in February 2020.

Work will take place on a Saturday night in October between 21:00 and 07:00 to minimise disruption to motorists. The final date is still to be decided.

Anyone who needs to travel at that time will have to go around the estuary. The bridge board is advising that all non-essential journeys are rescheduled.

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The story of the North Yorkshire Women's Institute members who famously stripped off for a charity calendar more than 20 years ago is returning to its roots.

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Calendar Girls: The Musical is to be performed by the Grassington Players, external later this month.

The show, which opens at the end of September, will be the first time an amateur group has been allowed to stage the musical written by Gary Barlow and Tim Firth.

It tells the story of the women of the Rylstone and District Women's Institute whose calendar had an initial print run of just 3,000 copies in 1999 but went on to sell tens of thousands more.

The story inspired the film starring Helen Mirren and Julie Walters and the calendar idea has since raised millions of pounds for leukaemia research.

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The transport secretary has told a Hull MP the government is "doing everything we possibly can" to ensure there will be enough lorry drivers to deliver all presents on time this Christmas.

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The comment by Grant Shapps came following a question from Labour's Hull North MP Dame Diana Johnson in the Commons.

Ms Johnson asked: "Can he guarantee there won't be shortages and empty shelves at Christmas because of the shortage of HGV drivers?"

Mr Shapps told MPs Brexit had nothing to do with the driver shortage, insisting the Covid pandemic was the "number one cause" for the shortfall of 90,000 drivers across the nation.

Mr Shapps said: "What I can guarantee is we will do everything we possibly can to enable more HGV drivers pass their tests to get on to the roads, to have better conditions, and the raft of other measures we have discussed.

"But the whole solution is not in our hands. This is a global situation that has been described many times during this debate."

The Yorkshire Ambulance Service says the calls divert resources from emergencies and risk lives.

A man from Keighley who was killed in a motorcycle crash “deeply touched the hearts of anyone who met him”, his family has said.

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Oliver Tindall, 37, died in a collision with a car on the Hebden Bridge Road in Oxenhope last Tuesday evening.

Mr Tindall, originally from Wakefield, worked as an assistant practitioner at Airedale General Hospital in Keighley.

Paying tribute, his family said: “He was a keen motorcyclist and spent weekends away working for BMW and Kawasaki.

“In his 37 years, Oly achieved more than most people do in a lifetime.

"He deeply touched the hearts of anyone who met him, was highly valued by all who knew him and he dedicated his life to improving the lives of others around him.”

Police are appealing for witnesses and information about an assault in York city centre which left one man with an eye injury.

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The attack happened on Market Street between 22:30 and 22:45 on Saturday 28 August 2021.

The male victim had to be taken by ambulance to York Hospital for treatment to his eye following the assault.

Police say they are still trying to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident and are appealing for anyone who saw what happened to get in touch.

Officers say they particularly want to hear from anyone with information about two young males wearing sports clothing who were seen in the area at the time of the incident.

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BBC Radio Leeds

Two actors are taking to the "stage" on a canal boat to talk about the communities which have been shaped by the Leeds-Liverpool Canal.

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This Island's Mine, external follows the story of Danny and Barbara, who grew up in the Dockfield area of Shipley.

The boat started its journey in Leeds and will stop in Saltaire, Riddlesden and Silsden before heading to Skipton.

Writer Steve Scott-Bottoms, who also performs in the play, says: "It's a big traditional canal boat with a wide bottom, so we can fit lots of people in and we have a big chat about the performance and the history at the end.

"It means we can get the audience to share their stories about the Aire Valley and weave them into ours."