The death of a Barnsley man who was fatally stabbed in the chest is not being treated as suspicious, police say.

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William Repton, 31, was found last Thursday at about 22:15 having suffered a single stab wound to the chest at a house on Braithwaite Street in Mapplewell.

A 31-year-old woman, who was arrested at the time on suspicion of murder, has been released with no further action to be taken, police say.

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As a result of the fire in Brighouse, there are currently problems on the roads in the surrounding area.

Here's the latest:

A total of about 90 firefighters are now tackling a major fire at a plastics company in Brighouse.

The blaze is at Crompton Mouldings on Sherwood Road.

These are the latest pictures from the scene:

Here are the latest pictures from the scene in Brighouse, West Yorkshire, where fire crews are currently tackling a big fire at a plastics company:

The blaze is at Crompton Mouldings on Sherwood Road.

Fire crews have been there since about 14:15 this afternoon.

Video by Jack Hadfield used with permission.

About 60 firefighters are currently tackling a major fire at a plastics company in Brighouse, West Yorkshire.

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The blaze is at Crompton Mouldings on Sherwood Road, with dark plumes of smoke seen rising into the sky.

Firefighters were called at about 14:15 this afternoon, with fire engines being brought in from across West Yorkshire to help tackle the blaze.

Sheffield's Lord Mayor has banned US President Donald Trump from visiting the city - and he made the announcement while wearing a sombrero in "solidarity" to Mexico.

Magid Magid officially made the announcement while chairing a council meeting earlier.

In a tweet, the Green Party councillor called Mr Trump a "wasteman" and was "henceforth banned from the great city of Sheffield, external".

According to the online Urban Dictionary, a wasteman is "someone who does nothing with their life - or nothing much".

Mr Magid, 28, is a former refugee from Somalia and was elected earlier this year as Sheffield's youngest mayor.

He came to the city aged five after six months in an Ethiopian refugee camp with his mother and five siblings who left Somalia "to find a better life".

Don't think we can see enough of this sort of thing today...

Here's how revellers in one open-air bar in York reacted to the climax of England's World Cup penalty shootout win over Colombia last night.

The roar of the crowd says it all:

Firefighters are currently dealing with a grassland blaze in the Arbourthorne area of Sheffield.

It's on Manor Oaks Road and plumes of smoke can be seen from the city centre:

A man has been arrested after a car driver died in a collision on the A34 on Tuesday.

The crash happened on the southbound carriageway, just outside Bullington, at about 09:20.

Police said the incident involved a HGV lorry, a Peugeot van and a Toyota Auris.

The driver of the Toyota, a 43-year-old man from Reading, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Two other people suffered serious injuries and were taken to hospital in Southampton. A third person suffered minor injuries.

The lorry driver, a 40-year-old man from Huddersfield, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, as well as drink and drugs driving offences.

Tributes have been paid on social media to Bradford City's club doctor who died yesterday.

Dr Vince Cavaliere had died from injuries he sustained after coming off his bike in June.

He was described on social media as a "lovely guy" and a "great man".

He had been the club's doctor since 1992 and was also a GP at Idle Medical Centre:

Ref! tells a fictionalised story of Julia Lee in the male-dominated world of rugby league referees.

West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service's latest training exercise involves preparing for a train crash.

Exercise Iron Horse is 'large multi-agency training' centered around a mock train crash:

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Approval is being sought for £3.5m to take forward Calderdale transport and homes schemes ultimately totaling about £64m, external.

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A man was killed in the crash on the A34 and two others remain in hospital with serious injuries.

What are your views on plans to create two new railway stations in Leeds? The city council wants to hear from you...

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A new consultation into the proposals to build stations at Thorpe Park and the White Rose centre has now been launched, with the council saying it wants to improve travel across Leeds.

Councillor Richard Lewis, executive member for regeneration, transport and planning, said: "We know thousands of people would make use of these stations.

"So it is important as many people as possible take part in this engagement process so we can get it right to deliver the maximum benefit for all."

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The crow was filmed greeting visitors to Knaresborough in North Yorkshire with a “Y’alright love?”

Double red lines are to be painted outside schools in Sheffield in a bid to make children safer - the first time so-called "red routes" will have been tried outside London.

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The red lines mean the authorities can take a "zero tolerance" approach to stopping or waiting and any drivers breaching this face an immediate fixed penalty notice or fine.

The first of these red routes is expected to be introduced on Baslow Road, near Totley Primary School, which is being expanded to accommodate more pupils.

A 10-year-old girl died from a heart attack after doctors failed to diagnose her condition three times in 48 hours a coroner finds

Council bosses in Leeds are tightening rules on alcohol licensing for certain areas of the city, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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A council committee meeting was told on Tuesday that areas such as Armley and Harehills were problem areas for alcohol-related crime and measures should be in place to limit the number of new licensed premises.

But other areas such as Chapel Allerton and Headingley, which already have such measures, known as Community Impact Policies, should have them relaxed.

These policies are used for areas which already have large numbers of pubs and bars which the council believes are at risk of alcohol-related crime and they make it more difficult for licence applications to be accepted.

The exact circumstances surrounding Private Reece Miller's death are not yet known.