Two people are held by police on suspicion of murder after a 19-year-old man died in Sheffield.

Young carers from Sheffield are meeting Theresa May this afternoon.

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The Prime Minister said she wanted to hear their stories after the Labour MP for Sheffield Central, Paul Blomfield, raised the issue in Prime Minister's questions.

He said its vital young carers feel listened to and their needs are considered when decisions over education, health and financial support are made.

Images of the new community stadium in York have been posted on Twitter.

The stadium has been years in the planning and work has finally got underway.

It'll be home to York City Football Club and York City Knights Rugby League club and is due to open next summer:

Failures in a district heating system could compromise research work at the University of Sheffield, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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The concerns have prompted the university to be given permission to build its own energy centre.

The university said it had to act before outages could see its research license agreement being revoked, with many years of research being lost.

Sheffield City councillors have approved the construction of the centre on the site of a former lecture theatre on Bolsover Street.

Can you identify this man? He's wanted in connection with a sexual assault last week at the University of Bradford.

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A 21-year-old female student was grabbed by a man as she was making her way home at about 01:00 on Monday 14 May.

The suspect is described as Asian, in his 20s, about 5ft 6ins tall, with a short trimmed beard.

He was wearing a black t-shirt with the words "Toyko, NYC and Paris" emblazoned on his chest and a hooded top.

Police have asked anyone with information to contact them on 101.

Plans to turn tourism in York into an industry worth £1bn a year are being discussed in the city today.

Tourism group Make It York, external wants to double visitor spending over seven years.

It's thought one of the ideas being discussed later is a bid for the city's new Community Stadium to be part of the Rugby League World Cup in 2021.

Hotelier Graham Usher said he has concerns about the city's declining retail offering:

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

There are calls for a "safe standing" roadshow to come to Bradford amid growing support for such areas to be introduced at football grounds across the country, external.

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Talks are under way about what to do with the former Bootham Park Hospital in York.

The Care Quality Commission, external ruled the psychiatric unit was no longer fit for purpose in 2015.

The City of York Council said it hoped the listed building could be used to provide health related services and not sold to a developer.

The building was put up for sale last January by NHS Property Services.

It said it had a "remit" to deliver the maximum return to the NHS for surplus property.

Police are appealing for potential witnesses to a fatal stabbing in Sheffield to get in touch.

A 19-year old man died in the early hours of today after being stabbed on Tannery Close last night.

A 17-year-old girl and a 22-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Ch Supt Stuart Barton said witnesses should not be afraid of coming forward:

More than 100 driving offences, including speeding and driving in bus lanes, have been racked up by council staff in Sheffield, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

The council has 1,180 drivers and 876 vehicles and says it's down to individuals to take responsibility for fines and penalties.

The road safety charity Brake said the council should do more to educate staff on the dangers of speeding.

Council-controlled schools in Bradford made a loss of nearly £2m over the past year, according to a report shown to councillors this morning, external.

The schools, which aren't free schools or academies, lost a combined total of £1.9m.

Total cash reserves for schools in the district sit at around £7m but many have seen their deficits increase.

The report says it expects balances to reduce even further during the rest of this year.

The fire service in Scarborough says people shouldn't be concerned if they see people hanging from a rope on Marine Drive today.

Image source, Tony Walker

Rotherham United chairman Tony Stewart says manager Paul Warne can have a new long-term contract - if he asks for one.

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The Millers boss agreed a one-year rolling contract when he was appointed as the permanent successor to Kenny Jackett in April 2017.

Bradford MP Naz Shah has raised concerns about the police's relationship with diverse communities.

The Labour MP led a debate in Westminster Hall on stop and search techniques used on black, Asian and minority ethnic people.

Writing for Politics Home yesterday, external, she said: "Whilst accepting that stop and search powers are important in helping the police fight and prevent crime; when used unjustly against innocent people they are hugely damaging to police and community relations."

Black people were six times more likely to be stopped by the police than white people, according to figures from 2017.

A Sheffield-based charity which helps people who have a disfigurement is calling for lessons on visible difference to be included in the school curriculum.

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On what is Face Equality Day, a new report by Changing Faces, external says appearance-related bullying gets worse as children go to secondary school.

More than six out of 10 teens experience negative or nasty comments, the charity says.

Sam, who's 13 and from Sheffield, was born with a cleft lip and palate and has experienced bullying at school:

A new system designed to stop drivers getting stuck at red traffic lights is to be tested in North Yorkshire.

The signals will advise motorists and vehicles what speed they should drive at so they will arrive at the next set of lights just as they turn green.

Engineering firm AECOM is developing the scheme to cut congestion and reduce vehicle emissions through more efficient driving.

It will be tested using a simulation model of the A59 in York.

It's one of five shortlisted entries in a competition launched by the National Infrastructure Commission, Highways England and Innovate UK to create roads for driverless cars.

Yorkshire host Worcestershire in the One-Day Cup group stage – listen to BBC local radio commentary.

Police remain at the scene of a fatal stabbing in Sheffield as investigations continue.

A 19-year-old man was found with stab wounds last night at a block of flats on Tannery Close in Woodhouse.

He died in hospital in the early hours of this morning.

A 17-year-old girl and a 22-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

A police cordon remains at the scene.

These images capture the scene during a blaze in Thrybergh, near Rotherham, last night, close to Fosters Garden Centre.

About 25 firefighters were involved in tackling the blaze at a building measuring 40m by 20m.

An investigation into the cause of the fire is now under way:

Huddersfield Giants prop Matty English extends his contract with the Super League club until the end of the 2022 season.