Headlines: Today's news from across Yorkshire

By The Newsroom
Published 9th May 2016, 18:48 BST
Updated 10th May 2016, 15:56 BST
A bus carrying an advert praising Allah as part of a fundraising drive by Britain's biggest Islamic charity during Ramadan.A bus carrying an advert praising Allah as part of a fundraising drive by Britain's biggest Islamic charity during Ramadan.
A bus carrying an advert praising Allah as part of a fundraising drive by Britain's biggest Islamic charity during Ramadan.
What's making the news in Yorkshire this evening?

Catch up with the day's headlines from across Yorkshire. Click the links below for the full stories.

- Islamic ‘Glory be to God’ adverts to appear on Bradford buses, months after Christian ad ban- Drivers warned of fake police patrols after Sheffield woman is tied up at knifepoint

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- Critical that farmers are paid as per December promise, say MPs

- I used to be a lovely mum, said tearful woman after stabbing her two daughters

- ‘Selling its heritage’: Backlash at Wakefield school’s decision to sell Barbara Hepworth sculptures

- Tom Richmond: Orgreave memo shows need for truth about a dark hour for a divided nation

- Harrogate restaurant's 50-course meal at Leeds Indie Food fest

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