The Sheffield Lodge Moor prisoner of war camp is being examined by archaeologists.

Severely injured paratrooper Ben Parkinson has written a book to thank those who helped him.

Three more men have been arrested after Muhammed Mujahid Hussain was killed in Bradford.

Work on a bronze statue of Captain Sir Tom Moore is reaching the final stages as the UK prepares to mark what would have been the inspirational fundraiser's 101st birthday.

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The Army veteran, originally from Keighley, won the nation's hearts by walking 100 laps of his garden during the first lockdown, raising almost £33m for NHS charities. He died on 2 February after contracting coronavirus.

North Yorkshire artist Andrian Melka began work on the 2m (6ft 6in) clay statue following the news of his death, and it is now almost ready to be cast in bronze and donated to Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

"I was really inspired by Captain Tom, not only for raising so much money for the NHS but also in encouraging others to put one foot in front of the other and remain optimistic during challenging times," Mr Melka said.

Mr Melka has been working with Leeds Hospitals Charity to identify a suitable home for the finished statue.

If the crowdfunding target is reached, it has been agreed it will be installed in a newly refurbished courtyard garden at Leeds Chapel Allerton Hospital.

A billion-year-old fossil found in the Scottish Highlands could be the earliest multicellular animal recorded by science so far.

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The microscopic fossil was discovered at Loch Torridon in Wester Ross by researchers led by the University of Sheffield and the US's Boston College.

Scientists said it could prove a new link in the evolution of animals.

Researchers could identify it contained two distinct cell types thanks to the fossil's "exceptional preservation".

The fossil gives a new insight into the transition of single-celled organisms to complex multicellular animals.

Three more men have been arrested after a 19-year-old man was fatally stabbed in a street fight, police say.

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Muhammed Mujahid Hussain (pictured) died in hospital after being attacked in Duckworth Lane, Bradford, on Thursday night.

The three men, all aged 25, were held on Wednesday. Two of them are in custody for assisting an offender, the other for violent disorder.

A 19-year-old man was charged with murder on Tuesday.

Hashim Sajjad, 19, of Wheatlands Crescent, has been charged murdering Mr Hussain.

He is also charged with wounding with intent in connection with an attack earlier this month that left a 17-year-old with serious injuries.

Three other male teenagers, a 16-year-old and two 17-year-olds, are also charged with wounding with intent.

All four charged individuals have been remanded in custody and are due to appear at Bradford Crown Court on Friday, police said.

In total, 14 people have been arrested in connection with Mr Hussain's death.

A court hears the mother was so frightened she jumped from the moving car with her child

The global food company wants to shut its Newcastle site and focus production in York and Halifax.

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People in Scarborough are being warned to stick to coronavirus rules following an increase in the number of fines being issued by police for illegal indoor gatherings in the district in the last week.

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Ch Insp Charlotte Bloxham, from North Yorkshire Police, said 34 fixed penalty notices were issued in the last seven days, more than four times the week previous. Of these 27 were issued in the Scarborough borough.

Insp Bloxham told a meeting of the North Yorkshire Local Resilience Forum: “This is disappointing considering last week we had cause to issue just seven notices.

“The majority of these latest fines were issued for indoor gatherings in the Scarborough area with three issued in York and four issued in Harrogate."

She added: "We ask that just like the vast majority of the people across North Yorkshire you adhere to the regulations which prevent indoor gatherings until the roadmap out of lockdown has succeeded."

A Harrogate man who used a fake online profile to dupe children into sending him graphic images of themselves may have targeted "many more," police have said.

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Dale Tyson, 30, tricked 10 victims in the UK and US by pretending to be a young North American man.

Detectives, however, believe there may be more victims and have urged anyone who thinks they may have been targeted by him to come forward.

During a hearing at York Crown Court on Friday, he pleaded guilty to charges including causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and making indecent photographs of a child.

Tyson was jailed for 10 years after he admitted 17 offences.

North Yorkshire Police, who have only just released details of the sentencing, said: "His offences relate to 10 different victims from across the UK and US but we believe there are many more."

Det Sgt Steven Alderson said: "The young victims who came forward showed incredible bravery in speaking to the police about what happened to them and, in speaking out, they have helped protect many more young people from Tyson's deplorable behaviour."

Tyson was also made the subject of a sexual harm prevention order and told his name would be placed on the sex offenders register for an indefinite period.

The force said anyone who thinks they or a child may have been a victim of online abuse should call the police immediately or make contact confidentially online through CEOP, external.

Samsul Mohamed, 18, appears in court charged with the murder of Khurm Javed in Sheffield.

A teenager has been charged with the murder of a solicitor shot dead in Sheffield, police say.

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Khurm Javed, 30, also known as Khuram, died after he was found injured on Clough Road, Sheffield on 10 April.

Samsul Mohamed, 18, of Wolseley Road was charged with murder yesterday after being arrested by officers on Monday, according to South Yorkshire Police.

He appeared before the city's magistrates court earlier where he was remanded in custody to appear at Sheffield Crown Court on 30 April.

Two other men, who were arrested on suspicion of the same offence on 12 April, have been released under investigation, the force added.

Mr Javed died when he was shot following a confrontation between two parties, detectives previously said.

Super League agrees a new TV rights deal with existing holder Sky Sports until the end of the 2023 season.

Dale Tyson used a fake online profile to dupe children in the UK and US into sharing graphic images.

A major water leak means all routine inpatient and day case procedures have been cancelled today at Doncaster Royal Infirmary's Women’s and Children’s Hospital, officials say.

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Firefighters were called out to the incident yesterday afternoon after water affected electrical systems in the hospital.

There were no injuries, but 67 patients had to be moved to different wards on site or other hospitals in the region, the hospital confirmed.

The Hospital Trust says all routine inpatient and day case procedures are cancelled today, however endoscopy, urgent and cancer work will continue.

All gynaecology outpatient appointments are also cancelled today, except the colposcopy clinic. More details can be found here, external.

A Harrogate brewery is looking for volunteers to label cans of beer by hand after new equipment got stuck on the Ever Given cargo ship in the Suez Canal.

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A new labelling machine was due to arrive at the Rooster's Brewing Company earlier this month but remains on board the ill-fated vessel.

The ship blocked the canal for six days in March and is now impounded in Egypt.

Ian Fozzard, a brewery director, said: "It's stuck along with goodness knows what else bound for the UK."

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Mr Fozzard said: "It's not the end of the world, we won't go bust but it is just an irritant."

The automatic labelling machine for the canning line was due to arrive in mid-April but is marooned about 3,600 miles away.

The existing machine is operated manually and a tweet from the brewery, external has asked for help clearing a backlog of labelling.

A 19-year-old has been charged with the murder of a young man who was fatally stabbed in a street fight in Bradford, say police.

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Muhammed Mujahid Hussain (pictured) died in hospital after being attacked in Duckworth Lane, Bradford, on Thursday night.

Hashim Sajjad, 19, of Wheatlands Crescent, has been charged with murder and remains in custody, West Yorkshire Police said.

He is due to appear at Bradford Magistrates' Court today.

Three other male suspects, a 16-year-old and two 17-year-olds, have been charged with wounding with intent and are also due to appear in court later, police say.

Mr Sajjad has also been charged with wounding with intent in connection with an attack earlier this month that left a 17-year-old with serious injuries.

Three other male suspects, aged 18, 20 and 20, have been arrested and remain in custody, the force added.

In total, 11 people have been arrested in connection with Mr Hussain's death.

Peterborough blow a golden chance to clinch automatic promotion from League One as they are stung by a Doncaster comeback.

Salford move into the League Two play-off places thanks to a stoppage-time winner from leading scorer Ian Henderson at Bradford.

Hashim Sajjad is due to appear in court accused of killing Muhammed Mujahid Hussain in Bradford.