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Gary Ballance scores 71 to help Yorkshire earn a hard-fought victory over Leicestershire at Headingley.

Worcestershire secure top spot in the One-Day Cup North Group and earn a home semi-final by beating Derbyshire.

An inquest into Asad Khan's death also heard he thought 'life was hard'.

Koco Bongo's licence was revoked after police found cannabis plants growing in the premises.

That's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire. 

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today: 

1. Sex assault retired Methodist minister to face jail
2. Arriva Rail North say strike day planned for 30 May
3. Dead woman identified by police in Leeds - more arrests made
4. Labour Party manifesto launch in Bradford
5. Man left with shattered shin bone after Leeds attack

See you tomorrow.

A man has been attacked with a hammer after a car hit him in Huddersfield.

Image source, Google

It happened in the early hours of yesterday morning when a 23-year-old man was walking along Cow Heys in Dalton.

He was walking on the footpath when a grey Volkswagen Golf mounted the curb and hit the man. 

The driver then got out of the car and attacked him with a hammer.

The suspects then got back in the car and drove off.

West Yorkshire Police are appealing for information about the incident

Assel Al-Essaie, 23, was shot in the chest in Daniel Hill near Upperthorpe on 18 February.

Pods going at 600mph through a transpennine tube - that's the solution to our transport problems, according to a Californian company called 'Hyperloop One'.

Image source, Hyperloop-one

Their representative has been speaking at 'Buy Yorkshire' - the annual business event at the Royal Armouries in Leeds. 

The system uses smaller carriages which travel more frequently than normal trains. 

Working prototypes are already being tested in the US, a public trial is expected soon.

There could be up to 50 hot air balloons in the skies above York this autumn.

Image source, Getty Images

It's one of a number of plans in the pipeline for the city by Make it York for the next year. 

The organisation, which promotes the city, is also looking at bringing the poppies, which once formed part of a display at the Tower of London to the Minster. 

Some of the biggest names in cyber security will be in Leeds on Friday. 

Image source, PA

They'll be attending a seminar about ransomware and giving advice on how avoid it causing problems on your own computer.

Ransomware caused chaos over the weekend all over the world seriously hitting organisations including the NHS.

The seminar is open to anyone to attend and will offer advice to businesses who want to protect themselves. 

A man wearing the "distinctive fancy dress" outfit was present when a 26-year-old was seriously assaulted.

A York woman who jumped back into her car as it rolled towards a house is "lucky to be uninjured" according to police.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

It happened last night in Acomb when her Suzuki Celerio rolled back in to a house in Burnsall Drive.

Luckily no-one was seriously injured and police arranged for the car to be recovered.

People on the street were first on the scene and officers say that they rallied around with coffee and biscuits.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

It's been a wet but bright day for most of Yorkshire today, perfect weather then for these Mandarin ducks at Damflask reservoir near Sheffield.

Thanks to Ken for the picture.

Image source, Kenowl

A burglar who raided a Sheffield house and left behind one damning clue has been sentenced to four years in prison.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Nathan Herbert, aged 41, formerly of Stradbroke Road in Stradbroke broke into a house in Intake in November.

He took a number of items from the house as the residents slept upstairs, but he left behind a the stub of a rollup on the floor.

Forensic officers were able to prove beyond doubt that he had commited the crime. 

He was jailed for four years at Sheffield Crown Court. 

BBC Sport

The tension ahead of Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield Town's Championship play-off semi-final second legtomorrow is already high.

Image source, Getty Images

Wednesday could have midfielder Sam Hutchinson back and Striker Gary Hooper is likely to miss out again so Steven Fletcher is set to keep his place.

Huddersfield will recall goalkeeper Danny Ward in place of Joel Coleman after he missed Sunday's goalless first leg.

Ward aside, Town boss David Wagner will probably name with the same team.

For stats about the game and text commentary tomorrow night, click here.

A retired Methodist minister has been found guilty of indecently assaulting four boys after he tried to hypnotise them. 

Image source, PA

John Price, aged 82, from Bedale in North Yorkshire abused the boys when he worked in York and Pocklington during the late 1970s and 80s. 

Price was found guilty of all 13 counts of indecent assault on the boys who were aged between 11 and 17 years old at time. 

He was remanded in custody and was told he will face prison when he is sentenced on 13 June.

A further day of strike action is set to affect local rail services at the end of this month.

Arriva Rail North, who run Northern rail services, says there will be a 24-hour walk out on Tuesday, 30 May in its long-running dispute with unions over driver-only operated services.

A former Methodist minister accused of indecently assaulting four boys after hypnotising them has been found guilty of all counts.

More to follow.

Labour party supporters are awaiting leader Jeremy Corbyn at Beaumont Park near Huddersfield this afternoon.

West Yorkshire Police have apparently had to move a van that was blocking Mr Corbyn's bus en-route.