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A major Sheffield road has been closed after two people were injured in a crash earlier today.

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The three-car smash on Abbeydale Road happened at about midday, closing the road from Bannerdale Road to Woodseats Road.

A woman in her 70s and a man in his 60s suffered chest and head injuries, police say.

The parents of four young men killed in a crash in Leeds are calling for new speed cameras on the road where they died.

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Caelan Megson, 21, Brandon Frew, 19, Declan Grove, 18, and Matt Walshaw, 18 (pictured left to right), died when their car collided with a taxi on a 40mph section of Leeds' Outer Ring Road in Horsforth in June.

Two girls, aged 16 and 17, were also in the same car which police said was travelling at speed when it crashed.

The girls, along with the taxi driver, were treated in hospital for non-life threatening injuries, West Yorkshire Police said.

Firefighters in West Yorkshire have been photographed with internal organs painted on their bodies to show their support for a donor campaign.

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The pair, from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, are backing the Be A Hero campaign.

It encourages people to sign up to the organ donor register.

One charity in West Yorkshire says it has been inundated with requests.

Motorists "rubber-necking" at the scene of a broken down lorry aren't helping the build-up of traffic on the M18, police say.

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A lorry carring a 150-ton steel cylinder broke down overnight between junction one and junction two.

The abnormal load is expected to be moved tonight at about 20:00, with the road being closed for about 14 hours.

Highways England has issued a diversion for drivers to follow if they're in the area, saying people should follow the hollow triangle symbol, external.

Police are looking for two men who assaulted and robbed an elderly man in Hull.

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The 72-year-old was riding his mobility scooter on Wawne Road at about 19:00 on Sunday 12 August when it started to run out of power.

A man is then believed to have stopped and offered to give him a push, before coming back with another man to push the scooter along Castle Hill Road.

It is then alleged that the men assaulted him before stealing his money and a ring.

Police want to speak to anyone who saw what happened.

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Police in Mexborough want to speak to the people pictured after a white Skoda Octavia was stolen from a house on Whitelee Road.

A man got into the house through an unlocked door, took the keys to the car and drove off.

Officers say they want to speak to the two men and the woman walking the dog who may be able to help with their enquiries:

Part of a major route between Leeds and York will reopen this evening after several days of disruption.

The A64 has been closed near J44 of the A1(M) since Tuesday because of a gas leak.

James Knox from Northern Gas Networks said: "We’re sorry for the inconvenience this road closure has caused for motorists. It was essential for the safe repair of the pipes underground.

"There is some reinstatement work needed on the site next week which may require a further road closure."

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Six Sheffield tree protesters were acting peacefully before they were arrested, a solicitor representing them has said after a police watchdog concluded the decision to arrest them was flawed.

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Calvin Payne, Jeremy Peace, Kate Billington, Margaret Mark, Paul Brookes and one other person were arrested under the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act between November 2016 and February 2017.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has said it found there were "no grounds" to arrest them on the grounds of preventing harm or injury, though it did find there was "reasonable suspicion that an offence had been committed".

Iftikhar Manzoor, from Howells Solicitors, says the decision to complain to the IOPC was the right thing to do.

"My clients were lawfully exercising their rights to protest against the tree-felling programme and passionately believe they were acting peacefully at all times," says Mr Manzoor.

"They were rightly concerned about the actions of some South Yorkshire Police officers in arresting and detaining them, which the IOPC decision vindicates."

Darren Senior set up spy cameras to view children getting changed at two sports centres.

The police watchdog upheld complaints about the grounds on which six arrests were made.

Twelve people had to be rescued from a training yacht which had run aground in the Humber estuary yesterday.

The RNLI Humber Lifeboat was called to help the vessel which had a total of 18 people on board and was heeling over near Paull on the north bank of the Humber.

Crews helped 12 people on board the lifeboat and the remaining six were able to sail the yacht back to safety.

The South Yorkshire Police force has defended its officers' decision to arrest six Sheffield tree protesters after the police watchdog said there were "no grounds" for their arrests to prevent harm and injury.

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Three men, two women, and one unknown person were arrested between November 2016 and February 2017 at tree-felling sites in the city.

However, the Independent Office for Police Conduct has said it found there weren't grounds to arrest the six on the grounds of preventing harm or injury.

In a statement, the South Yorkshire force says no officers were found to have a case to answer for misconduct, but it shows how scrutinised their officers are.

"These findings underline the complexity our officers face in dealing with competing interests, where they often have only a split-second to make decisions," the statement says.

"They are then examined at length for weeks or months, not just in terms of their legality but also around wider issues of context."

Advice on how to help someone who has overdosed on alcohol or drugs is being offered to people in West Yorkshire.

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Leeds drink and drug treatment organisation Forward Leeds is using posters and social media as part of a campaign to mark International Overdose Awareness Day.

The group's addiction specialist, Dr Paul Bamber, says even a simple check on a person who has passed out in the street could help save their life.

There were "no grounds" for police to arrest six people who were protesting about the cutting down of trees in Sheffield in a bid to prevent harm and injury, a police watchdog has said.

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Calvin Payne, Jeremy Peace, Kate Billington, Margaret Mark, Paul Brookes and one other person were arrested under the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has now found there weren't grounds to arrest the six to prevent harm or injury between November 2016 and February 2017.

In a statement, the IOPC says it'll recommend "management action" for the three police officers who made the arrests.

"Though we found there was reasonable suspicion that an offence had been committed, the protesters were arrested for the prevention of harm and injury," according to the IOPC.

"There were no grounds for this as there was no risk of injury," it adds.

There were "no grounds" for the arrest to prevent harm and injury of six people protesting about the chopping down of trees in Sheffield, a police watchdog has said.

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