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Live updates on Monday 3 April 2017
Andrew Barton and Claire Renwick
Emergency services were called to Fretson Green in Sheffield at about 00:35 BST on Saturday.
Read MoreSheffield United chairman Prince Musaad Bin Khalid Al Saud has resigned from his role for personal reasons.
Read MoreAnthony Lawrence killed Shane Gilmer and injured his partner Laura Sugden in a "premeditated attack".
Read MoreRonnie O'Sullivan says he does not care about defending his World Snooker Championship title at the Crucible in Sheffield.
Read MorePolice want to talk to anyone with information about Tuesday's attack which maimed the 18-year-old.
Read MoreBen Jones has been jailed for life after murdering a man in Sheffield in March 2020.
Read MoreDisha Joshia met the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh when they visited Bradford to open a temple.
Read MoreSam Merrill says he's no hero after running into the blazing flat to save the woman trapped inside.
Read MoreFire crews are dealing with the blaze off Ridge Road in Garforth.
Read MoreCrews are dealing with a field fire in Garforth, Leeds.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue was alerted to blaze, which is just off Ridge Road, at about 12:30 BST.
The force initially deployed seven fire engines, but now only two remain at the scene.
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Read MoreSecurity is to be stepped up at the site of the Roman villa after a number of recent incidents.
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People who work in the hospitality and tourism sectors in Bradford are being offered grants of up to £1,500 to help them re-open.
The easing of restrictions means that shops, pubs, bars and restaurants can now start serving food and drink outdoors.
That means many have had to invest in extra seating, tables and heaters.
Bradford's council has already extended pavements to help businesses and now they can apply online for this new Outdoor Trading Grant.
Local Democracy Reporting Service
The former home of Kays Catalogue in Leeds could be converted into a clinical research unit under plans submitted to the city council.
Built in the 1950s, US firm Covance by Labcorp wants to renovate parts of the Drapers Yard site in Sweet Street to use for clinical trials, while other buildings on the site would demolished.
The company currently has two sites in Leeds – at Hyde Street and Wellington Street – but it is believed it wants to move to Drapers Yard to increase bed capacity.
The building has stood empty since 2004 when Kays merged with Littlewoods to become Shop Direct, which later re-branded as Very.
A decision on the plan, external is expected to take place in the coming months.
The North Yorkshire site where a rare Roman villa was unearthed has been damaged in a break-in.
The remains of the large "stately home" and bath house were found on a site in Eastfield in Scarborough.
Historic England said the type of layout has "never been seen in Britain" and may be the first example "within the whole former Roman Empire".
Overnight into Thursday 15 April, fencing at the site and the land itself was damaged during a break-in.
North Yorkshire Police say they do not know if anything was stolen from the site but are investigating.
A man who raped two "defenceless" women in separate attacks while they slept has had his jail sentence extended.
Dariush Behdarvandi-Aidi, 34, from York, was jailed for six years and 10 months in November at Leeds Crown Court for the attacks, which took place in 2017.
He sexually assaulted then raped a "comatose" woman in April 2017, before raping a second woman eight months later, who woke during the attack.
His sentence was increased to 14 years at the Court of Appeal on Thursday after it was referred to the court under the unduly lenient sentence scheme.
Steven Day lied about his mother dying and having cancer to cover up his deceit, a court hears.
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Read MoreDariush Behdarvandi-Aidi raped two women while they slept during separate attacks in Yorkshire.
Read MoreManager Darren Moore is to spend time away from Sheffield Wednesday as he recovers from a post-coronavirus bout of pneumonia.
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