A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died two weeks after he was assaulted at a pub in West Yorkshire. The incident took place at about 23:30 BST on 9 October at the Red Lion pub, on Batley Road, Wakefield. Tony Powles, 62, was taken to hospital after the incident and died on Wednesday, West Yorkshire Police said.

HMP Wakefield, known as 'Monster Mansion', is home to some of the UK's most dangerous criminals, including child killer Roy Whiting, 'Hannibal the Cannibal' Robert Maudsley, and mass murderer Jeremy B

A MAN has died following a fight at a pub – with his family paying a heartbreaking tribute as a murder investigation has been launched. Tony Powles, 62, was involved in an altercation at the

Two additional suspects were detained on alleged suspicion of conspiracy to murder of former rock musician Ian Watkins.

HMP Wakefield dubbed Monster Mansion is a maximum security men's prison that houses some of the worst murderers and rapists in the country - and has seen a number of high-profile deaths

Police made an arrest for a racially aggravated public order offence at an anti-racism demonstration in Wakefield city centre.

Thanks to social media and constant access to our mobile phones, we are living in an increasingly visual world – according to some sources there are around 3.2 billion images shared every day and it is estimated that around 80 percent of our experience is dominated by vision.

Historically overshadowed by its larger West Yorkshire neighbours, Wakefield is quietly stepping into the spotlight – not just for its growing cultural credentials but as one of the region’s most promising property hotspots. From gorgeous Georgian town ...