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North Yorkshire Police found no evidence of dishonesty, with no further action taken by the force.

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Sheffield Wednesday climb to seventh in League One after beating Crewe, their first win in three games.

Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe starts his reign with a win as his side beat Barnsley in the Championship.

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Bradford City twice come from behind with 10 men to draw at home to high-flying Sutton United.

Doncaster Rovers pick up three vital points as Joseph Olowu's header gives them victory over Shrewsbury.

Matty Blair scores in stoppage time as Cheltenham salvage a point against Lincoln City in League One.

Matt Godden's injury-time header earns late-goal specialists Coventry City a deserved point at Huddersfield.

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Matt Warburton's first-half penalty is the difference as Halifax win 1-0 at Wealdstone.

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Police have released a picture of a man they want to trace after a train passenger boarded a Leeds service and began touching himself inappropriately.

Image source, British Transport Police

The male passenger boarded the train in the early hours of 15 October and touched himself while staring at a female victim, according to British Transport Police.

He left the train at Manchester Piccadilly.

Officers believe the man pictured may have information which could help their investigation.

Anyone who recognises him is asked to contact British Transport Police.