Footage appears to show a vehicle driving into a flock of geese in Cleethorpes, leaving one dead.

General secretary Mick Lynch said he had been left without administrative support at its headquarters.

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It's hoped a new football programme in Bradford will help men who are overweight lose a few pounds.

Man v Fat football takes place at Dixons City Academy every Tuesday night and is aimed at men with a body mass index (BMI) higher than 27.5.

Before each match, players are weighed. They then take part in a 30-minute game of six-a-side, with extra goal bonuses awarded to teams based on the amount of weight their players have lost.

Coach Zoe Berwick says: "We have 32 guys and we chat about behaviour changes and things which could improve their weight and health and then they go off and have a game of football.

"You don't have to be good at football. We have people who haven't played since they were eight years old and some who haven't played at all."

A 3.5m (11.5ft) puppet representing a refugee's 8,000km (4,970 mile) journey from war-torn Syria to the UK is to arrive in Sheffield later.

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Little Amal will travel from the border of Syria and Turkey to Manchester to raise awareness about the plight of young refugees making similar journeys.

The puppet arrived in London last week and will make her way into Sheffield, a recognised City of Sanctuary, by boat this afternoon as part of The Walk.

She will arrive at Victoria Quays in the city centre at about 16:25 before making her way to Tudor Square at 18:00.

She will then travel to the Peace Gardens at about 18:30 to take part in a brass band performance.

As part of her journey, Little Amal has also been to Greece, Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany and Belgium.

The 35-year-old man was found dead at a house in York, North Yorkshire Police say.

Hull's ice rink has a "new lease of life" thanks to a £1.5m renovation, the council says.

The government aims to plug rural areas into the most "reliable connections available".

Screen Yorkshire's Beyond Brontës aims to remove industry barriers so more people can be involved.

A passenger has died after a two-car crash in Lincolnshire.

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The woman in her 20s died when the Citroen Vibe she was travelling in and a Vauxhall Corsa crashed on Main Road in Utterby on Tuesday at 21:45 BST

The driver, a man in his late teens, was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

The driver of the Corsa, a woman in her 70s, was also taken to hospital with serious injuries.

Lincolnshire Police are trying to ascertain the journeys of both vehicles and want to speak to people who may have seen the collision or a number of others cars said to be travelling in convoy on the A16 prior to the incident.

These vehicles were:

• White coloured Ford Fiesta van
• Dark coloured Mercedes A class
• Silver coloured Ford Fiesta
• Dark coloured Vauxhall Astra

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Humberside Fire and Rescue Service is trying to recruit more female firefighters as national figures show just one in five of its crews are are women.

They've organised a " taster" event on Saturday at Pocklington fire station where women will be able to have a go at some of the skills firefighters use.

The service says its committed to being an inclusive employer with a diverse workforce and is looking for women to join their teams as they are under-represented.

Listen to BBC radio commentary from Saturday's action in the National League, National League North and National League South.

One of the bright white animals was recaptured on Thursday and the other has been spotted.

Racist graffiti has been sprayed on playground equipment in a Harrogate park, police have said.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Two incidents were reported to North Yorkshire Police between Saturday 23 October and Tuesday 26 October.

The graffiti has since been removed but required specialist attention to do so by Harrogate Borough Council.

Sgt Alex Sellars, of Harrogate Neighbourhood Policing team, said: "We take hate crime very seriously and it has no place in society.

"We would urge anyone who knows anything about these incidents to get in touch with us to assist with our investigation."

The 35-year-old man who was found dead did not live at the house in York, police say.

Former Grimsby Town and Lincoln City defender Josh Gowling talks about being a mixed-race player.

Naz Shah MP says her children were forced to flee the family home after she received death threats.

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Former cricket umpire Dickie Bird OBE has donated another £15,000 to a Yorkshire charity to help children with heart problems.

He has been an ambassador of the Children's Heart Surgery Fund, external since 2017 and has donated a total of £65,000.

The Leeds-based charity helps children and adults who were born with congenital heart problems.

Dickie, 88, has donated more than £1m in total to children's charities across the UK.

Sharon Milner, the chief executive of the Children's Heart Surgery Fund says: "This donation from Dickie will make such a difference to our families, it means such a lot and it will go a along way.

"Dickie has given tens of thousands over the last five years and it's just great to be associated with him."

People are being asked to check their gardens and be vigilant after two albino wallabies escaped their enclosure.

Image source, Thorner Alpacas

Thorner Alpacas in Leeds said strong winds toppled part of a tree, damaging the enclosure where the white wallabies live.

Roxy, who is pregnant, and Amadeus are now missing, with people living nearby being asked to keep an eye out for them.

Nathan Clough, who co-owns the animal sanctuary, said people should not approach them as they can be easily spooked.

He said: "We’re just wanting people to check their gardens and be vigilant. We have a vet on standby.

"The fields are that vast and it backs onto so many neighbourhoods they could end up in."

A man in his 40s has died after being hit by a milk tanker in North Yorkshire.

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The pedestrian was truck by the lorry on Harmby Road at Harmby in Leyburn at 00:20 BST on Tuesday.

North Yorkshire Police closed the road for several hours and are now appealing for any witnesses to the incident.

The tanker driver is assisting police with their enquiries, added a police spokesperson.

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Yorkshire County Cricket Club says no disciplinary action will be taken against any of its staff, players or executives following an independent report into allegations of racism.

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The decision follows a conclusion that former player Azeem Rafiq was the victim of "racial harassment and bullying".

Last year, Rafiq, 30, claimed "institutional racism" at Yorkshire left him close to taking his own life., external

Seven of the 43 claims made were upheld by an independent panel.

The club is refusing to publish the report in full, but has provided Rafiq with a heavily-redacted version of the findings.

In a statement, it says "there is much the club can learn" from the report.

The game's ruling body, the ECB, will now carry out its own investigation, and an employment tribunal is also under way.