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Leeds Grand Theatre and Hull's Artlink are among those awarded cash from the Cultural Recovery Fund.

All lanes remain closed on the M62 in both directions at Rothwell in West Yorkshire due to an incident between junction 30 and junction 31., external

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Highways England say the closure is due to a vehicle obstruction., external

Normal traffic conditions are currently expected between 13:15 and 13:30, Highways England says.

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A woman from South Yorkshire has helped find more than 200 lost dogs using her thermal imaging drone.

Erica Hart, 40, from Thurnscoe, has been using the technology to reunite owners with their pets for the past six years.

She said: "I realised after I found my first dog I can make myself useful and be a pillar to the community and help unite loved ones with their dogs."

The M62 has been closed in both directions at Rothwell in West Yorkshire due to an incident between junction 30 and junction 31., external

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There are diversions in place. No estimated time for reopening the road has been given.

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Labour is committed to the full HS2 proposals and Northern Powerhouse rail, Sir Keir Starmer says.

The M1 between junction 35 near Rotherham and 34 for Meadowhall is closed because of a diesel spill.

National Highways said the spill was "substantial" with a diversion in place for drivers.

It is affecting the southbound carriageway and delays are expected all morning.

There are more than three miles of congestion, adding about 30 minutes of travelling time to journeys through the area, National Highways added.

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Later in the afternoon, some clear breaks in the cloud may develop to allow bright spells in places.

Tonight will continue cloudy with some clear spells:

An e-fit image of a woman wanted in connection with three separate attacks on one man in South Yorkshire has been released by police.

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The 18-year-old victim was riding his bike on Athorpe Road in Dinnington at about 00:35 on 26 August when he was hit by a gold BMW M4.

Following the collision the occupants of the car got out and and assaulted the victim, cutting his face with a knife, police say.

The same man was walking on St Johns Road at about 00:50 on 27 August when he was approached by unknown offenders travelling in a gold BMW M4 and a charcoal Vauxhall Corsa.

The occupants of both vehicles threatened the man and a woman left the car and slashed the victim’s face with a knife, according to South Yorkshire Police.

In the final attack, the victim was walking on Athorpe Road at about 13:45 on 1 September when he was approached by a woman driving a charcoal Vauxhall Corsa.

The suspect threatened the man before driving off in the direction of Church Lane.

Officers now want to speak to the woman pictured in the e-fit image in connection with all three assaults.

Anyone who recognises her is being urged to contact police.

One international study estimates as many as one in 10 men struggle with postnatal depression.

People travelling from Manchester Piccadilly react to news the Leeds leg has been scrapped.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defended the government's decision to scrap the Leeds HS2 line.

A neighbouring falconer raised concerns about the peregrine breeding business, a meeting hears.

Bradford chief executive Ryan Sparks says it is "a disgrace" they are having to replay their FA Cup first-round tie at Exeter.

As the government's Integrated Rail Plan is launched, Bradfordians explain their travelling reality.

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A woman from West Yorkshire who is living with pancreatic cancer is urging people to get checked as soon possible if they develop symptoms.

Image source, Karen Stead

Today is World Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day., external

Karen Stead from Outwood near Wakefield was diagnosed in 2010 and says said she wants others to be aware how important a quick diagnosis is.

Ms Stead told BBC Radio Leeds: "Pancreatic cancer is one of the hardest to treat. Over half of those diagnosed with it die within 12 weeks and as hard as it seems that is a fact.

"Only 1% of those diagnosed will make it to 10 years."

Ms Stead added: "The main symptoms are abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, indigestion, jaundice, change in bowel habits - and a lot of people start with diabetes in a later stage in life, and that should be an alarm bell."

To mark the charity awareness campaign buildings in Bradford, Leeds and Wakefield will be lit-up in purple.

Customers who were affected by a major gas leak in Harrogate last month are being invited to join a review of the incident.

on Friday 15 October there was a sudden loss of gas supply to around 3,500 homes and businesses in the Jennyfields area of Harrogate.

Problems persisted through the weekend until the pipe was repaired.

Northern Gas Networks (NGN) is inviting customers who lost their gas supplies to go to a review on 2 December.

The company said it would also show what is was doing to make sure that an incident like this does not occur again.

MPs, local councillors and community groups are also invited.

Anyone involved can register for the event, external at the Jennyfields Styan Community Centre, said NGN.

It was set to be bulldozed to make way for HS2. What next for the Shimmer estate, near Doncaster?

CCTV images have been released after a man made homophobic comments before punching another man at York railway station.

Image source, British Transport Police

As the victim walked by a group of men in the station’s concourse one of the group made a homophobic comment towards him, British Transport Police (BTP) said.

The victim challenged the man, who responded by punching him in the face, causing him to lose consciousness and hit his head on the floor as he fell, officers added.

The man then left the station while the other members of his group boarded a train.

Image source, British Transport Police

The attack took place just before 20:30 on Saturday 9 October.

Officers want to speak to the man in the CCTV images about the attack as they believe he may have information about the incident.

Anyone who has information about the incident, or who recognises the man in the images, is asked to contact BTP.

Craig Collier is accused of killing two people and the attempted murder of four others in a blaze in Huddersfield.