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Bradford snowboarder Jamie Nicholls claimed his first podium finish of the World Cup season with second place in the slopestyle event in Italy.  

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Belgium's Seppe Smits scored 88.30 points to win, with 23-year-old Nicholls 0.40 behind on 87.90.

"It's been a tough couple of weeks with a little injury, but it was a good day at the office," said Nicholls. "I can't wait for the next few weeks."

A 16-year-old boy was left with a broken jaw after a mugger attacked him in Leeds. 

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The boy was on Sycamore Avenue in Halton on 11 January. A man approached him and told him to hand over his phone. 

The schoolboy refused and the man punched him in the head twice. The boy suffered a broken jaw that required pinning in two places.　

Police are looking for mixed race man, who is 6ft tall and aged in his early 20s. He was wearing black clothes with a black baseball cap. 

Quote Message: This was a violent attack on a young victim that left him with serious injuries that required significant hospital treatment. He has been understandably traumatised." from Det Con Matt Cooper West Yorkshire Police

This was a violent attack on a young victim that left him with serious injuries that required significant hospital treatment. He has been understandably traumatised."

A North Yorkshire MP is meeting with Highways England as part of his quest to improve the A64.

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Kevin Hollinrake, the MP for Thirsk and Malton wants the road to be a dual carriageway between York and Scarborough.

There are already plans to spend £250m on improvements to the Hopgrove roundabout near York.  

Quote Message: The whole road between York and Malton needs to be turned into a dual carriageway to attract new jobs and businesses to the area and cut the number of accidents." from Kevin Hollinrake Conservative MP for Thirsk and Malton

The whole road between York and Malton needs to be turned into a dual carriageway to attract new jobs and businesses to the area and cut the number of accidents."

Do you recognise these men? Police want to speak to them after a gambling machine in Scarborough was emptied of cash.

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It happened at the Olympia Leisure arcade on Foreshore Road, just before 17:00 on 6 January.

Two men caused the machine to short circuit and empty all of the cash.

The two men took all of the money, totalling £902, and left. 

It may be a dull cold day but BBC Weather Watchers have sent us some great pictures.  

Hope you enjoy browsing through them. 

From top left to right, Keighley, Holmfirth, bottom right to left, Stocksbrdge near Sheffield and Acklam in North Yorkshire.

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A Bradford charity which supports people across Yorkshire affected by brain injuries is celebrating a milestone birthday tonight.

Headway Bradford is hosting an event at City Hall where survivors will share their stories. 

The group started 10 years ago as a small social group - but the charity now has more than 100 people on its books. 

Paul Hyu is a very funny man...

He went to school in Harrogate and then headed off to Leeds University.

So how on earth has he established himself as a Chinese Elvis impersonator?

He's been telling me about his journey and how he'll be celebrating the Chinese New Year of the Rooster with millions of others:

A national badminton champion from Huddersfield died in Thailand when her friend rode their motorbike across a four-lane dual carriageway and into the path of a truck, an inquest has heard. 

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Rebecca Shaw, 32, from Bradley and played for the England badminton team, was riding pillion on a moped on Phuket in December 2015. 

The inquest into her death at Bradford Coroner's Court heard the moped has hit by a Toyota pickup truck. 

The driver said he could not avoid the scooter.

Julie Robinson, who was in control of the moped said that the driver could have done more to avoid a collision. 

The coroner said Rebecca died of head injuries.

Police in Sheffield say they're not treating the discovery of a man's body in water at Bingham Park this morning as suspicious. 

Part of the area remains cordoned off, the body has yet to be formally identified.

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One of the two people cleared of murdering a Leeds student in Italy will find out later if he'll get compensation from the Italian government. 

Rafaelle Sollecito and Amanda Knox were jailed in 2009 for murdering Meredith Kercher, who was on exchange in Perugia. 

Their convictions were overturned and Mr Sollecito is asking for damages for being unlawfully jailed. 

In an interview with the BBC he says he underestimated the seriousness of the case when he was first arrested:

Annette Pyrah started rescuing wildlife after a duckling arrived on her doorstep in Selby.  

She sold her car and then built a wildlife cabin in her back garden.  

Annette's become well-known in the area so if anyone spots any wildlife in trouble, they turn to her. 

She has a very cute hedgehog in her Wildlife Orphanage at Barbly near Selby. 

I have been to visit her sanctuary to hear about the hedgehogs she's looking after at the minute. 

Police investigating a suspected serious, sexual assault in Sheffield on Monday night say they'll continue to put on extra patrols in the area as investigations continue. 

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A 21-year-old woman went into Weston Park at around 22:48 on Monday night. 

She woke upon the ground around two minutes later with no memory of what happened.

The ambulance service were called and they then contacted the police.

South Yorkshire Police released this statement:

Quote Message: I fully appreciate incidents of this nature can create unrest and heightened fear and I want to offer my assurance that we are treating this incident as a priority and we will continue to provide additional patrols in and around the area to provide reassurance and a high visibility police presence." from Det Insp John Fitzgibbons South Yorkshire Police

I fully appreciate incidents of this nature can create unrest and heightened fear and I want to offer my assurance that we are treating this incident as a priority and we will continue to provide additional patrols in and around the area to provide reassurance and a high visibility police presence."

The next Lord Mayor of York will be Labour councillor Barbara Boyce.

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She will take over as the city's first citizen from the Green Party's Dave Taylor on 25 May.   

It seems North Yorkshire Road Police's Road Crime Team have got a pretty good handle on the pithy 140-character nature of Twitter: