League One leaders Rotherham United edge out Port Vale 5-3 on penalties to move into the last 16 of the Papa John's Trophy.

World number two Judd Trump suffers a surprise 6-3 defeat by Matthew Selt in the third round of the UK Championship.

The uninsured motorist was stopped in the early hours of Monday, with the vehicle later seized.

The Duke of Cambridge met Afghan refugees in a Leeds hotel before heading to a Harehills charity.

People and businesses were invited to have their names added to a Jaguar in return for a donation.

The charity which provides basic essentials such as nappies and formula needs £90,000 a year to run.

The Salvation Army says its trial in York aims to keep rough sleepers "safe, warm and dry".

Have you seen this man? He's wanted by police after an emergency worker was attacked in Lincolnshire.

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Police are looking for Adomas Matijevskis, 23, who is from the Boston area.

A spokesperson for Lincolnshire Police said: "He is wanted in connection with the assault of an emergency worker.

"If you have seen him or have information on his whereabouts, we are keen to hear from you."

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Pop-up accommodation for rough sleepers which uses microwave technology to check they're still breathing is being piloted by The Salvation Army in York.

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The NAPpads (night-time accommodation project) are fitted with vital life signs sensors which detect whether someone has stopped breathing so emergency services can be alerted.

City of York Council has temporarily provided land for the scheme and support for those using the pads.

Malcolm Page, from the Salvation Army homelessness service, said: "Sadly, most rough sleepers have multiple health problems as sleeping on the streets is tough on the body

"The sleep pad can keep someone safe using the same amount of energy per night as a domestic light bulb thanks to an energy efficient heating and water system."

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Mr Page said: "Each unit has four sleep pads, which can be moved to different locations to meet local demand."

Former rough sleeper Jay, 19, said: "It would have made such a difference to me – to have a warm bed, a locked door and safety.

"The technology to make sure you are safe is amazing. Knowing that it’s safe and if something goes wrong, someone is going to help you is a comfort."

Ex-Fleetwood manager Joey Barton denies assaulting former Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel after a game.

The seal was rescued by wardens in 2000 after becoming entangled in a fishing net rope.

The couple leaves Britain's highest pub after spending a weekend cooped up inside with 59 others.

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Rotherham’s former Regal Cinema could be saved from demolition following a successful campaign to have the 87-year-old building given Grade II listed status.

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Plans to demolish the building on Corporation Street and build 45 flats were lodged with Rotherham Council in June.

Planning documents stated the developers had explored the option of converting the existing building, but this was not a "viable proposition".

Although the listing is no guarantee the building will not be demolished, developers will now need to demonstrate very special circumstances to do so.

Richard Gray, from the Cinema Theatre Association, said: "It’s one significant Art Deco building of the inter-war period. If you lose that, you’re losing a major part of your infrastructure and heritage."

The cinema opened on 22 December 1934 and became the Odeon in 1946. It was renamed the Scala in 1975.

It closed as a cinema in 1983 and became a Mecca Bingo Hall, which closed during the pandemic.

Simon Moss from Rotherham Council, said: "Following a request by the Theatre and Cinema Association, Historic England have decided the former cinema successfully fulfils the criteria for listing a building.

"Therefore, the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has decided to add it to the list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest as a Grade II listed building."

A 71-year-old man who was attacked with what's thought to have been a metal bracket is being treated in hospital for serious head injuries.

The victim was assaulted during a burglary at a residential property on Brook Street, Ilkley, at about 20:00 on Monday, police said.

The suspect is described as a white male, slim build, approximately 6ft tall, with mousey brown hair.

Extra police patrols are taking place in the area to reassure the local community while an investigation into the attack takes place, officers said.

Anyone who saw any suspicious activity at the time of the incident is asked to contact police.

A power company's apologised over the time it's taking to restore power after Storm Arwen caused outages across the North East, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

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It follows more than 20,000 households experiencing a fourth night without power.

Jim Cardwell from Northern Powergrid told BBC Radio York: "For anyone who is still off and to anyone who has suffered disruption, we're really sorry and we really hope to get people back as soon as possible.

"In terms of Teeside and the Yorkshire Moors at its peak we had about 27,000 people affected by that - there's now just under 500 that are still off."

Mr Cardwell said the damage to the network is so serious some of it needs to be completely rebuilt.

He explained: "What we're doing to try and get people back on is to apply temporary fixes where we can."

Earlier, Rod Gardner, Northern Powergrid's major incident manager, said: "The impact from Storm Arwen has been one of the worst we've experienced in the last 20 years."

More than 70 weapons were seized and 158 people arrested in a week of action to tackle knife crime in South and West Yorkshire, police say.

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Forces come together across the country to tackle the issue in a campaign called Operation Sceptre.

Eighty-three people were arrested and 37 knives seized in South Yorkshire, officers said.

Meanwhile the campaign in West Yorkshire saw 75 people arrested and 34 weapons recovered.

Ch Insp James Kitchen, from West Yorkshire Police, said: "This week has been a fantastic success and I am really pleased with the results.

"Those who feel the need to carry knives in our communities, putting themselves and others at risk will continue to be our focus in reducing victims of knife crime."

An image has been released of a man police want to speak to following a serious sexual assault on a 16-year-old girl in Huddersfield.

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Police say the incident happened between 21:30 and 22:30 on 1 October in Whitestone Lane, Fartown.

The suspect is an Asian male, believed to be in his 30s or early 40s, about 5ft 6in tall and of athletic build, officers said.

He was wearing a waist-length black padded coat, light green jogging bottoms and blue and white shoes.

Anyone who recognises the male in the e-fit is asked to contact police.

The former Leeds International Pool site is to be turned into new flats and offices.

North Yorkshire energy producer Drax faces accusations it breached health and safety legislation.

Lincolnshire musician Holly Humberstone has been tipped for a rising star prize at this year's Brit Awards.

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The 21-year-old has been compared with Billie Eilish and Maggie Rogers through her tormented lyricism and lo-fi sound, but the title track to her first EP, Falling Asleep At The Wheel, proved a success very much her own and has to date racked up 200 million streams.

Bree Runway and Lola Young have also been nominated for the Brits rising star award - formerly known as the Critics' Choice - which recognises pop's ones-to-watch.

The prize was previously won by Adele, Sam Fender and Jorja Smith.