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Gemma Dillon
Political Reporter

Extra police patrols are being considered to help tackle anti-social behaviour in part of Leeds city centre, according to West Yorkshire's deputy mayor.

Alison Lowe, deputy mayor for policing and crime in West Yorkshire, says she has held a meeting with business leaders and the police to look at how to tackle street drinking and drug use in areas such as Kirkgate.

Ms Lowe was responding to a question on BBC Radio Leeds' Message the Mayor phone-in, asking what was being done to tackle the problem.

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She said: "I facilitated a meeting with the divisional commander in Leeds a few weeks ago to understand how we can work better with the businesses to keep them safe and keep their customers safe."

Ms Lowe added that Leeds Business Improvement District, external is also looking at using some of its funding to pay for "extra policing hours".

Last year, a former MasterChef semi-finalist told BBC Radio Leeds she spent £300,000 on relocating her restaurant to escape "shocking" levels of violence and anti-social behaviour in the city centre.

Police in Bradford are trying to locate a man they want to speak to about a firearms incident in the city in January.

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Officers say they would like to speak to 43-year-old Kashif Hussain following a firearms discharge on Dorset Close on 12 January.

He is from Oldham, but has links to the Bradford area, West Yorkshire Police said.

The force said the public should not approach Mr Hussain, but should contact the police with any information or sightings.

Paul Johnson was also found to have behaved in an "intimidating, bullying or unsupportive manner".

Chief executive Kate Josephs remains on paid leave from her £190,000 Sheffield City Council role.

A man has suffered serious injuries in a crash involving two cars in North Yorkshire.

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The man, in his 60s, was hurt when the blue Seat Ibiza he was driving collided with a black Volswagen Golf on the A658 Buttersyke roundabout.

North Yorkshire Police said the man, from Leeds, was taken to Leeds General Infirmary following the crash, where he remains in a serious but stable condition.

The passenger in the Seat was uninjured, while the driver and passenger of the Volkswagen, a couple from Harrogate, sustained minor injuries.

Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the collision, or who may have dashcam footage of the incident, to come forward.

Labour's Denise Lelliott, who runs a community centre, says some people are reliant on food parcels.

Yorkshire's right to host England matches is reinstated subject to the club meeting the remaining key requirements by the end of March.

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A North Yorkshire MP is among the first people to have taken flight on a major new zip-line that has opened today in Scarborough.

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Scarborough and Whitby Conservative MP Sir Robert Goodwill (above left) and Lord Downe (right), who owns Dawney Estate where the new attraction is based, officially opened the zip-line at the North Yorkshire Water Park in Wykeham.

The dual zip-line is more than 800ft (250m) long, 40ft (13m) above the ground and thought to be one the the country's highest and longest.

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The park's owners describe it as a "significant milestone" following a seven-figure investment in the facility over the past year.

Sir Robert told BBC Radio York: "The first time I would say was 25% terrifying and 75% exhilarating.

"The second time was five per cent exhilarating and 95% enjoyable. It really was a great experience."

Geoffrey Rooney is jailed for eight years for child sex offences committed while on licence for rape.

A supermarket in East Yorkshire has been targeted by thieves in an early morning ram-raid in a bid to steal a cash machine, police have said.

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Officers were called to a Co-op store on Swinefleet Road in Goole at about 03:45 on Friday.

A group of men in a vehicle caused damage to the outside of the shop in order to remove the ATM, according to Humberside Police.

A cordon remains at the scene and police have appealed for information.

Officers said they were were working "to identify those involved in the burglary".

A Yorkshire airport could see more passengers than ever before as people jet away following two years of travel restrictions, its boss has said.

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As some families break for school holidays, Doncaster Sheffield Airport managing director Chris Harcombe says the airport has seen an increase in passengers heading away.

"We expect about 10,000 passengers departing in the next few days. It's really great to see travel kick in in the new year," he says.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to most people being unable to go on foreign holidays, and those who have gone away have faced rigorous testing or quarantining requirements.

However, with restrictions being eased in the UK and across the world, Mr Harcombe says the airport hopes for "a strong summer".

"I think we are seeing two years of pent-up demand. We think by the summer we'll be in a great place with people returning, so we'll see a mix of people who are tentative and others who can't wait to get going."

Despite a challenging period throughout the pandemic, Mr Harcome says staff are "optimistic" about the future.

"What we've got is record seats on sale. We're expecting 1.4 million to 1.5 million passengers through the terminal, and more the following year."

Charles Heslett
Bradford Political Reporter

Football fans going to Bradford City's home game against Exeter City will be offered the chance to get a Covid jab at the same time.

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There will be a pop-up vaccination clinic at the club's Valley Parade stadium on Saturday, which will be open between 12:30 and 16:00.

Anybody aged 16 and over will be able to get their first, second or booster vaccination, organisers say.

Karen Dawber, who leads the Bradford district and Craven vaccination programme, says: "Being able to attend large events like this is one of the benefits of getting the protection we need against the potentially life-threatening symptoms of Covid-19.

“You don’t have to be a football fan to go to the clinic. The clinic is open to everybody and anybody who is eligible for the vaccination.

"Whatever the reason, we urge people to be on the ball and grab a jab this weekend."

Ex-Sunderland boss Lee Johnson is fined £3,000 and given four-game touchline ban for his sending off in their loss to Lincoln.

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