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A 44-year-old man is charged with assisting an offender after a man died following an assault.
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Live updates on Monday 3 April 2017
Andrew Barton and Claire Renwick
A 44-year-old man is charged with assisting an offender after a man died following an assault.
Read MoreAccounts show Leeds United lost £64m during the coronavirus-hit 2019-20 season despite winning promotion to the Premier League.
Read MoreThe picture, unearthed from a Leeds archive, shows an unusual welcome for a Victorian royal visitor.
Read MoreLeeds United score early in each half to beat Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United and move into the top half of the Premier League.
Read MoreA 43-year-old man is charged with assisting an offender after a man died following an assault.
Read MoreAn NHS report says 23.5% of hospital staff in North Yorkshire experienced harassment, bullying or abuse.
Read MoreKimberley Burrows says she was "lonely and depressed" while guide dog Tami was away for surgery.
Read MoreAndy Cook scores twice as Bradford beat Forest Green for their their biggest win of the season.
Read MoreHarrogate keeper James Belshaw returns to haunt his former club, making numerous superb saves to keep Walsall at bay.
Read MorePromotion-hopefuls Watford beat struggling Sheffield Wednesday to record a sixth successive victory.
Read MoreCastleford Tigers make it back-to-back wins in Super League with a hard-earned derby win over rivals Leeds Rhinos at St Helens' TW Stadium.
Read MoreChelsea loanee Ian Maatsen scores his first goal in senior football as Charlton beat Doncaster to leapfrog them in the table.
Read MoreGemma Sisson-Moore died calling for patients to receive full body scans before getting the all clear.
Read MoreSheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore tests positive for Covid-19.
Read MoreKelly Day was in hospital for 30 days with Covid and is suffering from long-term effects.
Read MoreClinically vulnerable people are no longer being told to stay home as much as Covid rules are eased.
Read MoreLocal Democracy Reporting Service
All of Sheffield’s council-run recycling centres will open seven days a week from tomorrow in a bid to tackle traffic tailbacks and an increase in fly-tipping, it's been confirmed.
The city's five household waste recycling centres will open from 09:30 to 17:30, seven days a week, from today, the council says.
Every day over the long bank holiday - Good Friday to Bank Holiday Monday – Blackstock Road (pictured) and Beighton tips will open until 20:00.
And on Saturday and Sunday, just for this weekend, the old waste transfer station at Tinsley Park Road will be open between 09:30 and 17:30 for people to bring bags of small household rubbish or garden waste.
Buses were forced to divert their services earlier this week when huge queues of traffic formed to use the tip on Blackstock Road.
Meanwhile, a councillor recently disclosed that Sheffield had some of the shortest recycling centre opening hours among major cities, adding his ward had become “the dumping ground of south Sheffield”.
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A blind cat called Carrots has been awarded a national award for the support he provides at a Marie Curie Hospice in Bradford.
The long-haired ginger and white tom cat arrived at Bradford Cat Watch Rescue with multiple injuries and his eyes couldn't be saved.
He started visiting the Maudley Street Hospice in Bradford when his new owner, Katie Lloyd, was diagnosed with a brain tumour three years ago.
Ms Lloyd, who works with Bradford Cat Watch Rescue, says: "Right from the moment he arrived with us, he was very calm. He let us do his treatments.
"Most cats would put up a bit of a fight, but he was like, 'yeah, yeah, whatever.' As time went on, I realised he was really intuitive."
Carrots, who's thought to be the UK's first blind therapy cat, has now been awarded the Blue Cross medal - awarded to "hero pets" - for his work with Marie Curie hospices.
Ms Lloyd says: "He usually has a ward round that the nurses have ascertained before we get there, because obviously some people really, really love cats, and some people aren't so keen."
Police are appealing for information after receiving reports about a knife-wielding teenager threatening another teenager near a school in York.
It happened between 17:45 and 18:15 on Wednesday 24 March at the rear of St Peters School in Clifton and involved two male teenagers involved in a "verbal altercation", police say.
During this, one of the males appeared to have a knife and was using it to threaten the other male, according to North Yorkshire Police.
An 18-year-old male has since been arrested over the incident and has been released on bail pending further inquires, the force adds.
Officers are appealing for people's help in establishing the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
In particular, they say they want to know who started the "altercation" and the circumstances surrounding it.
The first pictures showing a large fire involving tonnes of scrap metal at a site in Sheffield have been released by the fire service:
Crews were called to Carlisle Street at about 13:00 to reports of a blaze involving scrap metal.
The latest images by South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service show firefighters tackling the blaze:
There are six crews currently in attendance, the fire service said.
Nobody is thought to have been injured.
People are being asked to avoid the area and local residents have been told to close their windows and doors.