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The Care Quality Commission has given Barnsley Hospital an overall 'good' rating in the latest inspection report, external.
Image source, GoogleA previous inspection in 2015 had rated it as 'requires improvement'.
The hospital has achieved the top rating in the categories of being effective, caring, responsive and well-led.
But the report states the hospital requires improvement for keeping patients safe after noting some procedures were not robust enough."
Three-year-old Tommy is able to shake hands and "fist bump" his dad after he built him a 3D printed arm.
Read MoreA takeaway delivery driver was left with serious facial injuries after he was attacked by a group of four men outside flats in Orchard Place, Rotherham.
The 36-year-old had been delivering an order in the area at around 23:15 on Saturday, 3 March when he was attacked and robbed.
He needed surgery to repair his upper and lower jaws which had been broken.
One of the attackers is understood to have been armed with a baseball bat.
South Yorkshire police have issued an appeal for witnesses, external.
Shahab Adris says he made the list in response to a widely-reported 'Punish a Muslim Day' letter.
Read MoreSouth Yorkshire residents face an increase of 7.6% in the money they contribute towards policing the county in the 12 months ahead, the Police and Crime Commissioner has announced.
In real terms that means an additional £12 on the council tax bill of a property in Band D, though large numbers of homes in the county are in Band A, where the change will mean an increase of £8 per year, with householders with homes in that banding paying £113.44 a year towards policing.
The decision to impose the increase - when inflation is running at 3% - was taken following a government ruling that the South Yorkshire force could have the same £186.4m next year as it has received this year - but only if the bill to council tax payers were increased to the new level.
Police and Crime Commissioner Dr Alan Billings took the decision only after consultations with 452 residents across the county.
From those, 80% agreed to the increase.
Have you seen this missing 15-year-girl in Leeds?
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceMacy Prentice hasn't been since Sunday at her home in Churwell at about midday.
She was last seen wearing a green North Face tracksuit and green Nike trainers.
Det Insp Susan MacLachlan from West Yorkshire Police said: “It is out of character for Macy to have been away from home for this long and we urgently need to check she is okay."
Police in Leeds say they're looking for a 16-year-old girl who has been reported as missing.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceChloe Scheres was reported missing at 20:00 last night, she was last see wearing a light pink Adidas sweatshirt, a purple coat, blue jeans and grey trainers.
She often visits Leeds city centre around Boar Lane, Briggate and Albion Street, the bus station, the train station, and Leeds City College.
Det Insp Susan MacLachlan from West Yorkshire Police said “We urgently need to hear from anyone who has seen Chloe or who knows her current whereabouts".
Two former West Midlands Police officers allegedly failed to investigate the causes of the disaster properly.
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Castleford Tigers have signed Hull FC prop Liam Watts for a "significant fee" on a three-year deal.
Image source, SWPIX.COMWatts, 27, helped Hull win back-to-back Challenge Cups in 2016 and 2017.
He is serving a three-match ban for a headbutt in the victory over Warrington on 2 March.
Quote MessageI would like to wish Liam all the best and hope he can find some consistency off the field to benefit his career"
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A store front has been "totally ripped off" following a raid last night., external
Image source, Bradford Telegraph and ArgusThe Environment Agency is investigating after a stretch of the Porter Brook river in Sheffield turned orange this morning.
The discolouration is in a stretch between Sheffield Railway Station and Porter Brook Pocket Park.
An Environment Agency spokesman said: “We believe this is a consequence of river water being affected by an iron discharge from historical mine workings.
“Our environment officers are assessing the impact and taking water samples.
“If anyone sees any pollution of this kind they are urged to report the matter to our incident hotline on 0800 807060 so we can investigate."
The countdown has begun to this year's Tour de Yorkshire. This year's race has been extended to four days and will be held from 3 to 6 May.
The official men's and women's race trophies are visiting Scarborough and Filey on Monday 19 March.
The trophies which are in the shape of the letter 'Y' will visit the following places.
Image source, PAOn Saturday 5 May Stage Three will pass through Filey and finish on Scarborough's North Bay.
Image source, Welcome to YorkshireA 16-year-old boy has been stabbed in Huddersfield.
Image source, GooglePolice say it happened near Royds Hall High School just after 20:10 last night.
Officers have launched an investigation into the attack, but the boy's injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
Det Insp Anna Buchanan from West Yorkshire Police said “This type of behaviour will not be tolerated. Our enquiries into this incident are currently ongoing."
Some good news this lunchtime, 14-year-old Megan Slade has been found safe and well according to West Yorkshire Police.
She had been missing since last night.
They thanked people for sharing the appeal on social media.
Sections of the Porter Brook river through Sheffield are orange this morning.
The discolouration has been spotted where it runs past Sheffield Railway Station and close to the Porter Brook Pocket Park.
Porter Brook dirty Sheffield
The BBC has contacted the Environment Agency for more information.
Castleford Tigers sign Hull FC prop Liam Watts for a "significant fee" on a three-year deal.
Read MoreA demonstration is taking place outside the Arts Tower at the University of Sheffield where a group of students have barricaded themselves inside.
They're taking the action in support of lecturers who are part of the University and College Union strike over changes to their pension scheme.
The group, who've blocked the entrance to the building with chairs and tables, have been there since early this morning and say they want a meeting with the University's Vice Chancellor, Sir Keith Burnett, to discuss their demands.
The university has issued the following statement: "There is currently an occupation of the Arts Tower. The university is aware of the situation and will be providing information as appropriate to staff and students."
Have you seen this teenager from Leeds?
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceMegan Slade, aged 14, from Guiseley, was reported missing at 21:40 last night.
She was last seen wearing black jeans, black trainers and a black padded jacket with fur around the hood.
Det Insp Susan MacLachlan from West Yorkshire Police said: “We are very concerned for Megan’s welfare due to her age and would like to hear from anyone who has seen her".
The Independent Office for Police Conduct has decided not to refer three former South Yorkshire Police officers to the Crown Prosecution Service after an investigation into allegations of a "cover-up" by the force following the Hillsborough disaster.
The IOPC, formerly the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), investigated allegations that three senior officers participated in a strategy to minimise the force's culpability for the disaster by wrongly blaming Liverpool fans.
In particular, it is alleged that officers sought to deliberately mislead the Lord Justice Taylor inquiry, the contributions hearing and the original inquest proceedings.
The IOPC said although there was some indication that two of the three former officers may have committed a criminal offence, it was not deemed appropriate to refer their cases because the CPS had already rejected the possibility of bringing criminal charges based on evidence reviewed in 2016 and no further evidence had since been identified that could realistically alter that view.
The CPS has also announced that they will not be charging two former senior West Midlands Police officers in relation to the investigation conducted by the force into the causes of the disaster.
Six men, including match commander David Duckenfield, already face charges relating to the disaster on 15 April 1989 where 96 Liverpool fans died in the crush at Hillsborough stadium.
