The firm behind Sheffield's Supertram says it's on course to get the planned tram-trains linking Sheffield and Rotherham to be fully operational in the autumn.

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Testing of the new vehicles is already under way on the route, according to Supertram.

The tram-train service was supposed to be up and running two years ago and costs have spiralled from £15m to £75m.

An "extensive" trawl of CCTV footage is under way following a "targeted" shooting in Sheffield earlier this week.

A 29-year-old man was left with a gunshot wound to his leg after the incident on Chadwick Road at about 11:00 on Tuesday morning.

Police say they are looking for two or three men in connection with the shooting and have reassured local residents that incidents like this "remain relatively rare".

Det Insp Emma Knight says: "We are speaking face-to-face with the local community, to establish the full facts and trace the attackers.

"We strongly believe that there are witnesses to this incident who are reluctant to speak to our officers, but this does not prevent them submitting information which could prove vital."

A new "no cold-calling zone" has been set up in Kirbymoorside, North Yorkshire, in a bid to try and protect residents.

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North Yorkshire Police and the county's Trading Standards team hopes the new zone will discourage doorstep selling and reduce incidents of rogue traders.

Signs have gone up in Ryedale View and Ryedale Crescent.

Police Community Support Officer Tracy Brown came up with the idea after several residents complained about rogue traders in the area.

Local resident Michael Bell, who's been targeted by doorstep sellers, says he's relieved that the zone has been set up as it will make the street feel safer.

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Huddersfield Town's place in the Premier League is secure for another season, with the Terriers' one-all draw against Chelsea last night enough to keep them up.

Following the match, there were chants of "we are staying up" as manager David Wagner was given the bumps by his players on the pitch.

Here's his post match reaction.

It's a cooler start to the day than of late.

However, there is some sunshine around but it will be breezy later:

Barnsley Council could face legal action over its efforts to get rid of market stalls selling smoking-related items.

A planned ban will affect anyone who wants a stall at The Glass Works town centre market revamp.

The council says smoking costs the Barnsley economy more than £78m a year and it is still the single largest cause of avoidable disease, premature death and poverty.

Traders have been told they won't get a stall there if they don't stick to the rules, but market traders like Keiron Knight aren't happy:

A teenager accused of planning a Columbine-style mass shooting in North Yorkshire was seen carrying a large knife in public, a court has heard.

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The boy fled his ex-girlfriend's home with a blade so long it was "nearly touching his ankles", her mother said.

Giving evidence at Leeds Crown Court, she described the boy as "devious and primitive".

The teenager, now aged 15, is one of two boys who deny hatching a plot to recreate the US school massacre.

Both are accused of conspiring to murder pupils at a school in Northallerton in June last year.

Rail services from Yorkshire's main stations appear to be running pretty smoothly just now.

However, the 07:28 Wakefield Westgate to London Kings Cross service and the 07:04 Bradford Interchange to York service have both been cancelled.

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Huddersfield Town have ensured Premier League survival after a battling draw at Stamford Bridge damaged Chelsea's hopes of playing in next season's Champions League and left Swansea City on the brink of relegation.

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The Terriers produced a defensive masterclass to secure the point they needed to stay up and celebrated wildly with their travelling fans after the final whistle.

Huddersfield supporters chanted "We are staying up" as manager David Wagner was given the bumps by his players on the pitch.

After the visitors linked arms and clapped their fans, Wagner said his team would be celebrating all the way back to Huddersfield.

"We have cancelled the flight and will go home by coach," he said.

Network Rail says a five-year scheme to replace ageing signalling marks a turning point for the UK.

Huddersfield Town ensure Premier League survival with a draw at Chelsea - a result which damages the Blues' Champions League hopes.

Huddersfield's players secured another Premier League season because "they believed the impossible is possible", says boss David Wagner.

A 46-year-old man was detained as part of an investigation into 25,000 tonnes of dumped waste.

Yorkshire's top stories today include:

• Witness appeal after fatal stabbing in Huddersfield
• Hammer attack dad's jail term increased
• Funeral held for 'happiest boy'
• West Yorkshire man held over illegal waste dumping
• Meet the Barnsley man behind the art of pint-pulling.

A teenager accused of planning a Columbine-style shooting was 'devious and primitive', a court hears.

Leaders at Sheffield City Council are being told not to raise the cost of licences for businesses like sexual entertainment venues, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

Other businesses affected by any hike in costs are street traders, animal health businesses and approved marriage venues.

The report, external instead recommends that fees go up for scrap metal and second hand dealers, pavement cafes and skin piercing establishments.

Leeds United began their controversial tour of Myanmar on Wednesday, losing 2-1 to the hosts' National League All Stars in Yangon.

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The post-season trip, which has been described as "morally corrupt" and "deeply inappropriate", continues to divide opinion because of the treatment of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority.

The situation - said to be the world's fastest growing refugee crisis - has cast an enormous shadow over the tour, yet a small handful of Leeds fans have made the trip to watch their team.

The mother of a student who died after taking MDMA has said taking the drug is "not worth the risk", following an inquest into her daughter's death.

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Joana Burns died after a night out in 2017 to celebrate completing her maths degree at Sheffield Hallam University.

An inquest heard she and a group of friends agreed to take the drug before going to the Tuesday Club at Sheffield University students' union on 6 June.

Assistant coroner Abigail Combes recorded a conclusion of misadventure.

Police want to speak to this man after a bag was stolen from a train at York station.

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British Transport Police said a man on board a Virgin Trains East Coast service took a black bag from the luggage rack and got off the train as it arrived at platform six.

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Don't forget a rail strike is taking place tonight which will mean busier roads and packed buses on the way home.

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Staff at Northern are staging their 24-hour walk-out in a dispute over the role of guards.

Northern said a majority of its services would run between 07:00 and 19:00 but "many routes will start to wind down from late afternoon".

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