Mark Taylor

A Remain placard seen discarded in a bin in Leeds the day after the EU referendum in June 2016

How Leeds bucked the Yorkshire trend for voting to leave the European Union

Wembley hero: Rotherham's Nigel Jemson celebrates.

Bygones: How Rotherham United would love a repeat of Wembley 1996

PIC: Simon Hulme

Why site of key Yorkshire battle is far more than shrine to history

England's Tom Curran in action against Australia in Perth on Sunday. Picture: AP/Trevor Collens

Chris Waters: Tom Curran likely to play prominent role in England's white-ball p...

Paragon was involved in the design and build of Titanic Belfast Photo: Northern Ireland Tourist Board

Paragon plans to rationalise costs

Towton

Site of Britain's biggest battle now extended over far greater area

Mary Creagh MP (third from right) with new tenants at Wakefield Indycube

IndyCube provides boost for region's entrepreneurs

St Augustine's School, Scarborough

Scarborough teacher banned for submitting false marks and altering student's cou...

Rotherham United's Nigel Jemson, right, is congratulate by team-mate Andy Roscoe after his second and winning goal in the Auto Windscreens Shield final against Shrewsbury Town in 1995 (Picture: Neil Munns/PA)

Striker Jemson was a real jewel as Millers ended long trophy wait

Leeds University

Leeds University celebrates 100 Knowledge Transfer Partnerships with business

Elland Road Stadium

Leeds United reaches deal to lift winding up order

Despite further disappointment at Reading in his hunt for a goal, Steve Morison cast personal concerns aside to lay on the clinching second goal for Sam Byram (Picture: Bruce Rollinson).

Leeds Utd v Millwall: Redfearn sure that Morison goals are imminent

Leeds United: Ken Bates-era parent company fights to reverse winding-up order

Jury raises safety concerns over death of worker in Holmfirth

Paragon chief to step down to focus on sales

Advice reforms leave investors concerned

Bonnie Tyler rehearses her entry "Belive in Me".

Bonnie Tyler has a Eurovision point to make after years of UK humiliation

Mark Taylor with a cod

Wild white water drives anglers into Humber for championships

Hands-on fun and learning

Take a spin to the Great Yorkshire

‘Leader of men’ with five-star career cut down
The family of Corporal Jake Hartley, one of the six soldiers killed in the blast in Afghanistan, said they were “devastated” at the death of their “best friend”.

JCT600 sets out to cut energy use and carbon footprint

Gateway to new premises for recruit group Ingeus

Reading as a teenager linked to career success

Dairy farmers group makes plea over milk price

Gough's heroics not enough to halt loss in Sydney

Rally to bring in more tourist spending for popular resort

Terminal cancer patient in £10,000 research drive

Region's exports show 3pc drop over year

Student of year receives prize

Exporters facing risk over currency