The man behind a temporary replica venue says the Bard would recognise it (except the scaffolding).

Wakefield Trinity run in eight tries to consign Super League bottom side Widnes to an 11th straight defeat.

The pedestrian was hit by a car close to the Bull pub at Broughton on Saturday night.

A 16-year-old boy from Barnsley is held on suspicion of assisting an offender and theft.

Police say the woman was subject to an "horrific attack" in Leeds city centre on Saturday.

Adam Chadwick was killed in a struggle with three masked men outside a house in Harehills, Leeds.

Yorkshire survive the final day at the Ageas Bowl to secure a Championship draw with Hampshire.

Fiona Walden, from Dinnington, came up with the idea after undergoing breast surgery.

Police had previously released a CCTV image of Dawid Szubert victim in a bid to identify him.

Mapping England's World Cup squad - the northern dominance of Gareth Southgate's 23 players.

Jamie Ellis lands a last-minute drop goal as Castleford come from 12-4 down to beat second-placed Wigan.

Two early Yorkshire wickets keep their game with Hampshire in the balance going into the final day.

The top stories from across Yorkshire so far today include:

• A man appears in court in Barnsley charged with murder after another man was found dead at the weekend
• Sheffield City Council plans to extend tree protesters injunction
• West Yorkshire Playhouse changes its name as redevelopment work gets under way
• The A59 in North Yorkshire could re-open in time for the Great Yorkshire Show
• World Cup ants in South Yorkshire "predict" England victory over Panama

The social and environmental impact of "fast fashion" is to come under scrutiny by MPs as part of efforts to make the industry sustainable.

Fashion is having a "huge" environmental impact, requiring toxic chemicals and producing climate-changing emissions, Environmental Audit Committee chairwoman and Wakefield Labour MP Mary Creagh has said.

The committee's inquiry will examine the carbon, resource use and water footprint of clothing throughout its life-cycle and will look at how clothes can be recycled and waste and pollution reduced:

Two men were charged over a shooting at a takeaway in Huddersfield in March.

Police are asking for the public's help to find Giedrius Liulys, who has gone missing from Rotherham.

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Mr Liulys, from East Dene, has not been seen since 22:30 on Thursday 21 June.

The 30-year-old is said to have an interest in Thrybergh Country park and is reported to have been wearing green trousers and a grey top when he went missing.

League One side Bradford City sign winger Sherwin Seedorf - nephew of Dutch legend Clarence - on loan from Wolves until January.

Roads will be closed in Leeds this weekend while maintenance work on two bridges is carried out, drivers are being warned.

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Henconner Lane Bridge (above) in Bramley and Valley Farm Bridge in Rothwell will both have work undertaken to replace expansion joints.

The work at Henconner Lane will take place from 07:00 to 18:00 on both days.

On Saturday, a full closure of the southbound carriageway will be in place where Henconner Lane crosses the Stanningley Bypass. The following day the northbound carriageway will be closed.

The works are expected to be completed by 18:00 each day, but the closure order can remain in place to allow the contractor to work later should it be needed.

The work at Valley Farm Bridge will take place on three consecutive nights where the A1 Wakefield Road crosses the A639 between 20:00 and 05:00.

To allow the work to be undertaken, the A61 will be closed during these hours with a signed diversion in place.

This will only impact southbound traffic, northbound A61 traffic will be unaffected.

A bag containing what police believe are stolen items of jewellery and coins has been found in a bush in the Herringthorpe area of Rotherham.

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They were found last month at the junction of Shenstone Road and Chatterton Drive.

The jewellery is thought to have been stolen and police want to get the items back to their rightful owners.

Penistone's landmark market barn could be fully closed at night amid fears that young people could cause serious damage there, the Local Democracy Reporting Service says.

The oak-structured building has become a magnet for young people, with them being blamed for damage and litter despite the installation of CCTV.

Now, it seems open access to the building could come to an end following years of wrangling between Barnsley Council and Penistone Town Council.