The victim of the stabbing at a supermarket in Skipton has been named in local tributes as 30-year-old Jodie Willsher.

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Police want to speak to this man after an allegation of rape against a 17-year-old girl in Bradford:

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Police say the attack happened in Oak Lane at about 21:30 on 1 November.

Specially-trained officers are supporting the victim, who is from the Bradford area.

A woman from Sheffield has been described as "Yorkshire's answer to Nigella" after becoming an internet star because of her cooking videos.

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Barbara Kay, who lives in Grenoside, created a channel on YouTube called Kay's Good Cooking about two years ago.

All filmed in her kitchen at home, she demonstrates to the camera how to make "signature dishes" such as crisp sandwiches and cheese on toast.

Earlier this year clips from one of Kay's videos appeared in a Harry Hill television programme which resulted in her being stopped for a photograph.

Firefighters had a busy night tackling three fires across South Yorkshire last night.

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Two fire crews were called to attend a touring caravan fire that had been deliberately started at about 03:20 in the Swinton area of Rotherham, the fire had also spread to two nearby cars.

Shortly after, at about 04:00 three crews were called to a house fire on Stanford Grove Road in Sheffield after a pan caught fire in the kitchen. A man and a woman in their 50s suffered from smoke inhalation.

Firefighters were then again called to another house fire on Avenue Road in Doncaster at about 04:45.

The family had safely escaped and one young woman suffered from smoke inhalation.

Both house fires were accidental.

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A prisoner is to go on trial accused of murdering a fellow inmate at Armley jail in Leeds., external

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Detectives investigating the deaths of two people in Brighouse earlier this week say they're not treating them as suspicious.

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The bodies of a 38-year-old woman and a man were discovered at a property on Smiths Crescent on Monday evening.

Officers say that post mortem examinations revealed that no suspicious circumstances surrounded their deaths.

A file has been prepared for the coroner.

A woman in her 80s has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a lorry in York city centre.

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It's happened on Parliament Street at about 10:00 and police described it as a serious accident.

The lorry is still outside HSBC and officers say there is nothing to worry about "in terms of security".

The area is still cordoned off and North Yorkshire Police say the road will be closed for the foreseeable future.

Two people have been arrested in Mexborough after police officers found class A and B drugs in two properties.

A 37-year-old man and a 39-year-old woman were both arrested for possession with intent to supply.

Police found heroin and cannabis with an estimated street value of about £800 after raiding two properties on Flowitt Street in Doncaster.

The man and woman have been released as investigations continue.

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Among the tributes is one which reads: "In our thoughts, from all of us at Tesco in Skipton."

Another says: "To our dear beautiful sweet friend, we are all broken.

Sorry we never got our girls night, here's a glass to you."

The Aldi shop and the car park are still cordoned off by police.

Two officers are guarding the entrance but there isn't much police activity to be seen through the brightly lit supermarket windows.

Trolleys full of shopping can be seen in the aisles and there is food at the checkouts.

Christmas shoppers unaware of what happened here yesterday are still arriving, there is no indication when the shop will re-open.

A woman who was stabbed to death in an Aldi supermarket in Skipton was working in the store at the time, the town's mayor has said.

Floral tributes are being left at the cordon and police are still there gathering forensic evidence.

The 30-year-old was attacked in the store in Skipton, North Yorkshire, at about 15:30 GMT on Thursday.

Customers and colleagues helped by pinning down the attacker before police arrived. A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Skipton Mayor Andy Rankine said the whole town was in shock over the death.

More than 1,000 children are to get a book this Christmas thanks to a Sheffield initiative launched five weeks ago.

The Sheffield Book Flood is based on the Icelandic tradition of giving a book on Christmas Eve.

Every Christmas Eve in Iceland, people give each other books and spend the night reading, this is known as Jólabókaflóðið, or the book flood.

Sioned Mair Richards is behind the scheme in Sheffield, she says she's amazed by people's generosity:

Tributes have been paid to a supermarket worker who was stabbed to death in an aisle at work.

A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the attack in front of shoppers at Aldi in Skipton, North Yorkshire, on Thursday afternoon.

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Customers and colleagues tried to help by pinning down the attacker before police arrived.

Police have not named the 30-year-old woman who died but said her family have been informed.

One customer said she had seen the Aldi employee earlier that day wearing a Christmas jumper on shift.

One shopper who was in the store at the time of the attack said "I'd never been so scared in my life".

The witness, who asked to remain anonymous, heard "loads of screams" then saw the woman lying on the floor and the man pinned down as "everyone screamed and ran up and down".

Paramedics were also called to the store in Keighley Road but the woman died despite their efforts to save her.

The Yorkshire Air Ambulance has been announced as the official charity partner of the Tour de Yorkshire.

The annual event will take place next year over four days from 3-6 May and also feature a two-day women's race.

The race includes routes from Beverley to Doncaster, Barnsley to Ilkley and Richmond to Scarborough.

The final stage will start in Halifax and finish in the centre of Leeds.

It's emerged a 30-year-old woman stabbed to death in a supermarket in Skipton, North Yorkshire, worked at the shop.

Skipton Mayor, Andy Rankine, said: "Skipton is a small but close-knit community where most people know each other.

"We are in shock about the sad events of yesterday where a store worker was murdered whilst going about her duties."

A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the attack in front of shoppers at Aldi ion Keighley Road in the town.

Police have not named the woman who died, but said her family have been informed.

Witnesses and anyone with information are asked to call 101.

More armed and unarmed officers have been deployed to provide visibility, support and reassurance to people following the terrorism arrests last Tuesday.

Assistant Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police, David Hartley, said people hould be more vigilant but carry on as normal.

He said: "Our plans over the festive season are detailed and this is about being prepared but not alarmed.

"My advice is to remain vigilant, but continue to go about your daily business as you usually would."

A detailed plan and understanding of all local events from sporting fixtures to local markets have been mapped to place armed and unarmed officers in the areas.

Doncaster Council is expected to face an annual budget cut over the next three years of £43m.

Ros Jones, the mayor of Doncaster, says by 2021 the council will have made about £267m of cuts since the start of the country's austerity measures in 2010.

She added that the council have made no plans to raise council tax to help fund the cuts and are instead working with a "much cut balanced budget".

A 44-year-old man is being questioned by police on suspicion of murder after a 30-year-old woman was stabbed to death in a supermarket in Skipton.

Officers have been at the scene overnight at the Aldi store on Keighley Road.

Police and paramedics were called to the store just before 15:30 yesterday after reports a woman had been stabbed, but despite the efforts of medics she died from her injuries.

Officers say they cannot identify the victim at this stage and are urging people to respect the victim's family’s privacy and to avoid speculation and rumour on social media.

A police scene guard will remain in place overnight at Aldi.

Have you seen 28-year-old Callum Tew?

He's been reported as missing from the Sheffield area:

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Bradford's defunct Odeon cinema will play host to its first film in 17 years tonight.

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A special preview of the Doctor Who Christmas special is being shown there.

The cinema closed in 2000, and has been empty since.

The former Odeon cinema is being rebuilt as a 4,000-capacity music and events venue in a £15m restoration project. There are plans to turn it into a live music venue.

The Doctor Who Christmas special, Twice Upon a Time, stars Peter Capaldi with David Bradley as the first Doctor.

The old cinema will host two separate showings exclusively for fans who won tickets in a BBC ballot.

David Wilson, of Bradford Unesco City of Film, said Friday's screening would be a "big day for the building".

The elected mayor of Doncaster Ros Jones has defended the low turnout in their devolution poll.

People in Doncaster and Barnsley voted overwhelmingly in favour of being a part of a wider-Yorkshire deal, instead of the current South Yorkshire agreement.

More than 75,000 votes were cast in a community poll asking people to choose between the pan-regional proposal and a government-backed South Yorkshire deal.

The turnout in Barnsley was 22.4% and 20.1% in Doncaster.

Ros Jones says that's still a clear mandate: