There is a large emergency service presence at Leeds' biggest park this lunchtime.
Police, fire and ambulance are all in attendance at Roundhay Park, although it's unclear what has happened.
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Katie Livings, 18, from York, has Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and was allowed to sit her exams at home.
Read MoreLeeds-based supermarket chain Asda has reported a 0.4% rise in like-for-like sales in the second quarter of this year.
Image source, PAAsda, which is owned by Walmart, said better food sales volumes and "strengthening performance in non-food categories" also gave it a boost.
Doug McMillon, president and chief executive of Walmart, said: "We're focused on improving the experience in our stores and providing great value for customers through lower prices."
It is not just human hay fever sufferers who have struggled with pollen this summer.
Read MoreA "robust" partnership has been set up to help tackle rough sleeping, drug abuse and anti-social behaviour in Doncaster town centre, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service, external.
Image source, Getty ImagesDoncaster Council, South Yorkshire Police, St Leger Homes and members of the Doncaster Business Forum all came together to see what could be done to help those who take "Spice".
The announcement has come after growing pressure after a grassroots campaign by business owner Dominic Gibbs, calling on the authorities to take real action.
Mr Gibbs' Clean Up Doncaster Town Centre Facebook page is supported by nearly 7,500 people and he's urging people not to turn their back on town centre businesses.
An 11-point action plan was drawn up which includes "better co-ordinated" police patrols, police and community neighbourhood teams to deal with drug dealing, work to support people into accommodation and support for addiction and mental health issues.
A student from York with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is going to university after being allowed to sit her A-level exams at home.
Image source, PAKatie Livings, from Clifton, got an A* in Extended Project Qualification writing about the illness she's suffered for the last five years.
She also got A grades in History and French and a B in English.
The 18-year-old will now be able to take a place at the University of Kent to study Law and French Law.
Katie's condition has improved over the summer and she intends to start at university this year.
Quote MessageThey let me take my exams at home and very kindly some teachers came to invigilate."
Katie Livings
Bradford City have suspended Tyrell Robinson "with immediate effect".
Image source, PAThe club says it won't be making any comment at this time.
Head coach Michael Collins is due to speak to the media this afternoon.
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An urgent search is under way for a man from Leeds who was in a "distressed state" when he was last seen.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceMorris Wilson was reported missing at 18:00 yesterday and was last seen in the Chapeltown area.
Police say they are urgently trying to find the 43-year-old to check he's okay because when he was last seen he was in a distressed state.
Officers say he could be in the Wakefield area.
Residents on a Doncaster estate were asked to leave their homes because of a police incident earlier this morning.
Image source, GooglePolice say people living on Springwood Road in Scawthorpe were asked to leave as a precautionary measure only.
The road was closed, but has now reopened.
Villagers in Rudston near Bridlington have been given extra time to try and save their village pub.
Image source, GoogleThe Bosville Arms (pictured) has been closed for the past three years and the owner has applied for permission to convert it into housing.
Councillors have postponed making a decision on the application to give villagers time to develop plans to convert the business to a community use.
The mayor of the Sheffield City Region says they are making progress when it comes to striking a devolution deal.
Image source, PADan Jarvis says disagreements between the leaders of the councils in South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire are slowing down the process, but they're working on it.
He says that agreement needs to be in place before they can start drawing down money to help improve the region.
"I have a very good working relationship with all of the leaders," he said.
"We are making progress, but I need to get government to support that process so we can reach an agreement and actually start drawing down the money and the powers that we need to make the changes that people want to see."
Police say extensive damage has been caused during a burglary at a football club in York.
Image source, Hamilton Panthers FCIt happened sometime between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning at the Hamilton Panthers Pavilion on Knavesmire Road.
The club's CCTV system was stolen during the raid.
A civil engineering expert says bridges like the Humber Bridge are incredibly safe.
It follows the collapse of a motorway bridge in the Italian City of Genoa on Tuesday which killed at least 39 people.
Politicians in Italy have fiercely criticised the company responsible for maintaining the country's motorways.
Quote MessageThere will be programmes of maintenance and so on (for the Humber Bridge)... I think that's an incredibly safe bridge, I'd be happy to live in a house on that bridge, I think it's a brilliant example of civil engineering."
John Knapton, Consulting civil structural and highway engineer
Two of the polar bears at Yorkshire Wildlife Park are being tested for allergies, after they began suffering abscesses on their feet.
Image source, PAA team of three vets, a nurse, three dermatologists and five more park staff were on hand when Victor, who weights 620 kg, was given his test.
The major operation was put in place to test both Victor and his smaller friend Nobby.
Image source, PAStaff suspected the abscesses were was caused by an allergic reaction to pollen after the animals were moved from concrete bear pit enclosures elsewhere to the more natural setting at the attraction near Doncaster.
Dermatologists from Liverpool University were brought in to carry out tests on Victor's skin to verify the theory.
The results will be known in the coming days.
Quote MessageIt has been a bonkers day. Victor was shaved and there are about 50 test sites on his side. Fingers crossed we can find out which allergies he has and we can set about making life more comfortable for him."
Debbie Porter, Animal manager, Yorkshire Wildlife Park
A chemical, which could help treat an aggressive form of brain cancer, has been developed by scientists at the University of Leeds.
Image source, PAResearchers say they've been surprised by how effective it is in testing, because it causes tumour cells to shut down.
The substance, called KHS 101, has been tested on mice and could form the basis for a new treatment for glioblastoma.
The clearing office at the University of Hull (pictured) is expected to take thousands of calls today, as students across the country receive their A-level results.
Staff helped more than 2,000 people last year discuss their higher education options based on their results.
Admissions service, UCAS, say universities gave out almost 67,000 unconditional offers this year, compared to just 3,000 five years ago.
Leeds-based supermarket Asda is due to announce its sales figures for the second quarter of this year.
Image source, Getty ImagesProfits in 2017 fell by 10%, with the chief executive blaming price wars for contributing to the drop.
Earlier this year, it was announced the chain is being taken over by rival Sainsbury's.
Disruption on the railway near Wakefield will continue until about 18:00 tonight, according to National Rail.
Image source, LNERLast night, a tractor crashed onto the railway line, it hit and damaged overhead lines.
The damage has caused the following disruption to services, according to National Rail, external:
Quote MessageNetwork Rail, the fire service and a specialist recovery service have removed the tractor from the line. Network Rail are now undertaking repair work."
Spokesperson, National Rail Enquiries
The mayor of the Sheffield City Region has celebrated his 100th day in office this week.
Dan Jarvis, who is also the Labour MP for Barnsley Central, was elected back in May.
One of the things he said was a priority for him was to secure a devolution deal for the region.
However, he has still been unable to get South Yorkshire's council leaders to agree.
Extra money for improvements to transport and to boost the local economy won't be available until a deal can be struck.
Liberal Democrat councillors in Hull are calling for the speed limit to be lowered on a main route into the city.
Image source, GoogleThey say people in the area have raised a number of concerns about motorists going too fast on Willerby Road (pictured).
Quote MessageWe would like to see the speed limit lowered to 30 if possible, obviously we'll be consulting the residents and people who use that road on a regular basis... but as councillors we're concerned about the speed limit so we'd like it lowered from 30 to 40."
Julie Greenhill, Councillor