Alfred Enderby traditionally smoked salmon in Grimsby has been given 3 stars in the 2018 Great Taste Awards.

It means it tastes exquisite and it's a pretty big deal since less than 3% of products are awarded 3-stars each year. Their smoked haddock was awarded 2 stars.

The Guild Of Fine Food has recognised several East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire products.

Great Newsome Brewery received awards for three of its beers whilst Wold Top Brewery received two awards.

St Helen's Farm at Seatson Ross gained six awards for their goats milk products.

And north Lincolnshire's Piper's Crisps received awards for five of its flavours.

For a full list of winners visit the Great Taste Awards , externalwebsite.

A teenager in Sheffield has been assaulted by masked burglars as they ransacked his family home in Sheffield.

Police want to speak to these men about it:

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It happened last Wednesday in the Handsworth area when two men broke into the family home, the teenager was the only person in the house.

One suspect assaulted him, threatened him and smashed his phone while the other searched the house.

They left the house with an expensive bracelet.

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A care home which looks after 36 disabled adults in Sheffield is to be sold, the charity which owns it has revealed., external

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People across the country have been donating knitted tubes called "twiddle muffs" to Hull Royal Infirmary (HRI).

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They are used by people with dementia to help them deal with anxiety during their treatment.

A number were stolen from a fracture clinic at HRI and security has been increased after the theft.

Staff say they are grateful to those who have donated replacements.

Only a few weeks ago weeks tea pots, dishes and old photographs were stolen from an area created by staff in the style of a 1960s front room to help people with dementia feel more comfortable.

Liam Deane, 22, who was serving time for murdering his daughter, was found dead in his cell.

A semi-final, cup final and a new baby boy are just three of Leeds prop Adam Cuthbertson's distractions this week.

Do you know where this man is?

Police want to find him after he was released from prison but has since breached the terms of his licence.

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Aaron Goodwin, 27 from Scarborough, left prison in May after serving five months of a 12-month sentence for theft.

Officers say he has links to Scotland and County Durham and after "numerous attempts" to find him, he still remains at large.

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These one off skateboards are being exhibited in Hull this evening - but they'll be more colourful!

Since this picture was taken they've all been customised by local artists.

Francois Brunet is behind the idea. He builds bespoke wooden surfboards in a lock up on an industrial estate in the city and is expanding to include skateboards.

You can see the customised boards at unit 3 Humber Street from 18:00 this evening.

It was announced on Radio 1 last night by Huw Stephens that Oxfordshire pop singer Beth Thornton will play Reading and Leeds Festivals, after being chosen by BBC Introducing.

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Reacting to the news, the singer told us: "It's insane. Now it's been announced, I believe it's actually going to happen. Before then, it was like, 'no, this is a joke, this isn't going to happen'.

"This is the first festival I'll ever play," she added.

The festivals take place on the weekend of 24 to 26 August, external.

Police have arrested two men following the discovery of a woman's body in a house in Sheffield earlier today.

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Officers were called at about 12:30 following reports the body of a woman had been found in a house in Archdale Close.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder and are currently in police custody.

A cordon is in place and officers are at the scene carrying out enquiries.

An unmarked police car was following a BMW before it crashed, the police watchdog says.

Ever wondered what a day in the life of a police officer on patrol looks like?

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Follow the Humberside Police Twitter account @HP_HullCentral tomorrow to find out what happens during #24HoursOnPatrol.

Tributes are being left at the scene of a crash in Bradford which claimed the lives of four men.

A BMW containing four males was being followed by officers on Bingley Road before it crashed at the junction with Toller Lane at 05:30 BST.

A resident who lives close to the scene reported being woken up by a "really loud bang".

Roger Wood, 67, said: "It wasn't until I woke up properly later in the morning that I found out what had happened when one of my neighbours said they'd seen on the news that people had died. It's horrendous."

The crash has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).

Police have launched a campaign to encourage sex workers in North Yorkshire to report crime.

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Officers say online sex workers are at an increased risk of sexual and physical violence, harassment and stalking and are the victims of an average three crimes a year, but are often reluctant to call the police.

The campaign aims to inform sex workers about what support is available for them, provide essential safety tips, and encourage them to report any incidents if they are a victim of crime.

A cat from Sheffield has been recognised with a national award as he is able to warn his owner when she is about to have a seizure.

Image source, Cats Protection’s National Cat of the Year Awards

Two-year-old Toby beat hundreds of other entries to take his place as winner of the Hero Cat category.

His owner, Annette, began having seizures two years ago and Toby is able to warn her children if she's about to have one so they can call for help.

He does it by pawing Annette and meowing loudly, Toby hasn't received any specialist training and somehow senses when his owner is about to have a seizure.

Three men have been arrested following a police chase that began in the York area and ended in the Melbourne area in East Yorkshire.

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The pursuit began at about 01:00 this morning when a black Subaru failed to stop for police officers close to Elvington.

Officers say the vehicle was followed at high speed into the East Yorkshire area where the Subaru then left the road and stopped in a field.

Three occupants then ran away from the vehicle, but were found a short time later by police officers and a police dog.

The three men, two 29-year-olds and a 26-year-old, all from South Yorkshire, were arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, failing to stop for the police and suspected theft of a vehicle and drug driving.

The police helicopter was involved in the search for the men, with their Twitter account describing the group as "leading us all on a merry chase through fields."

Judges have increased the sentence of a Hull man who broke into his ex-girlfriend's home and tried to stab her.

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31-year-old Matthew White has a history of violence against ex-partners.

White smashed his way into his victim's house through a window, armed with a large kitchen knife, and attacked her while her three children were upstairs.

He terrorised her for 45 minutes and threatened to kill her mother, who'd come to her daughter's aid.

White, of Manor Way, Anlaby, was given a six-year jail term at Hull Crown Court in May but today the Court of Appeal increased his sentence to nine years, after three judges said the original term was too soft.

White was on bail for harassment at the time of the attack after sending his ex abusive and threatening messages.

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Eastbound traffic from Manchester is being held on the M62 this afternoon after a car towing a caravan has overturned near J22.

Two lanes have reopened in the last few minutes, but there are already long tailbacks.

You might start noticing these massive Lego structures popping up in Sheffield over the next couple of days.

These landmarks are being installed in shops and venues across the city as part of a “Bricktropolis” trail.

They’re officially being launched Saturday 4 August and will be in place until Friday 17 August.

This model of Teipei 101 took more than 70 hours to make.

Zaid Thanoon, a photographer from Sheffield, is accused of trying to smuggle three-and-a-half grams of cannabis into Bali.