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Yorkshire news quiz of the week - test your knowledge

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News image — From Traitors to rowers: Can you remember what happened in Yorkshire this week?

BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry/David Knaggs and Richard Larkin/Molly Smith/BBC Three images: contestant from The Traitors, Reece Ward, rowers David Knaggs and Richard Larkin, and a sword pommel made of a copper alloy. — From Traitors to rowers: Can you remember what happened in Yorkshire this week?

How much Yorkshire news can you remember from the past seven days?

Test your knowledge with our weekly quiz.

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