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Live updates on Friday 7 September 2018
A former warehouse in Sheffield is to get a new lease of life, with it set to re-open as a food hall later this month.
Cutlery Works, in Neepsend, will be the latest development in the Kelham Island part of the city.
Restaurants, bars and a communal dining space will "transform" the old building, according to developers Milestone Group.
The death of a 25-year-old York woman is no longer being treated as a murder.
Image source, GoogleThe body of Claire Lucas was found on Fourth Avenue on Monday 2 July 2018.
A 35-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and he has now been released from police bail.
Staff at Castle Hill Hospital's Queen's Centre say they've been overwhelmed by people's kindness following an appeal for the public to donate bottles of squash.
It is used to help patients in Cottingham drink enough water before treatment.
Well, you generous bunch have been donating in your hundreds - they've been inundated with the stuff!
In fact, you may have been a little too generous...
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Bradford is gearing up for the Bubble Up festival this weekend - it's an event celebrating the power and inspiration of water.
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The city centre will transform into multiple watery playgrounds of creative activities.
Expect to see events across Bradford, including a huge choreographed one in City Park.
A patient who contracted the potentially deadly Middle East respiratory syndrome (Mers) has been discharged from hospital in Liverpool.
Image source, Public Health EnglandThe patient, who arrived in the UK from the Middle East, was admitted to the Royal Liverpool Hospital on 22 August.
Public Health England said they were longer considered infectious and no further cases of Mers have been identified.
A hospital spokesman said medics were "delighted with how well the patient has responded to treatment".
The patient had flown into Leeds, but was brought to Liverpool because the hospital has a specialist tropical and infectious disease unit.
Plans for exploratory drilling on greenbelt land in Rotherham have been refused by councillors.
Image source, GoogleIt's the second time the gas and oil company Ineos have applied to test drill for shale gas on the site in Woodsetts.
The company highlighted a planning inquiry earlier this year into similar plans at Harthill, which ruled in their favour.
However, councillors defied their own officers to turn down the application, despite it being recommended for approval.
Vivergo Fuels employs 150 people but said ceasing production would also hit hundreds of farmers.
Read MorePolice are appealing for information to trace a good Samaritan who helped a teenage sexual assault victim in Featherstone.
Image source, GoogleThe woman spoke and comforted a teenage girl who was sat on the side of the street on Ackworth Road in the early hours of Wednesday September 5th.
A man has been arrested in connection with the serious sexual assault which is under investigation by Wakefield CID.
Detective Sergeant Phil Davies of Wakefield District CID, said: “I am appealing to the woman who we believe provided comfort to the victim to come forward as a potential witness."
Huge spiders have apparently been crawling inside houses across Leeds this month as the official spider season booms into life., external
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Waiting for someone at Hull Paragon Station? This could be why they're late.
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How do you build better flood protection without disrupting traffic on the banks of the River Hull?
A barge crane apparently!
Who knew there was even such a thing?
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Recorded messages are being played at Hull Pier as a way of trying to reduce suicides amongst young people.
The "You are not alone" campaign encourages them to talk about their feelings as a way of reducing the stigma associated with mental health problems.
The poems and positive statements have been written and recorded by local youngsters:
Jeffrey Kirby is jailed for 10 years for sexually abusing four girls between 1997 and 2007.
Read MoreA 19-year-old paraglider is the best in Europe after beating 150 pilots from 28 countries.
Theo Warden trains in the Peak District, hanging thousands of feet in the air connected by just a few strings and a bit of fabric.
He recently won the European Paragliding Championships making him one of the youngest ever winners.
Businesses on the North Yorkshire coast say they fear plans to introduce car parking charges during the winter months could harm tourism.
At the moment, council car parks in Scarborough and Filey are free from November to the end of February.
However, the local authority wants to introduce a £1 charge, which it says will help fund a residents' discount parking scheme.
Filey tourism board has also expressed concerns about the plans, with John Casey, from the board, saying a £1 charge will drive tourists away:
The proposals are due to be discussed by senior councillors next week.
Progress on a £2.2bn contract to resurface the highways in Sheffield is going "tremendously" despite a spate of complaints from residents, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Image source, LDRSPFI contractor Amey has been working to improve the city's highways under a 25-year contract with Sheffield City Council.
So far, contractors have resurfaced 15m sq m of road around the city in the past six years - the equivalent of 200 football pitches.
Darren Butt, Streets Ahead account director at Amey, said the first six years had already seen a huge improvement in the overall condition of the roads.
However, a number of residents have complained about Amey "cutting costs" and going back on promises to resurface certain roads.
Residents in the Graves Park area of Sheffield say they felt "short changed" after roads were resurfaced using a thinner surfacing material.
Amey defended its decision, saying a survey was carried out and determined which roads needed which treatment.
A burst water main in the street submerged Mytholmroyd for the second time in three years.
Read MoreA man's body has been found in woodland in Barnsley with what police say are "severe injuries".
Image source, GooglePolice were called at about 17:40 yesterday after a member of the public found the body of a man in a wooded area behind Moorend Lane in Silksone Common, close to the Trans Pennine Trail.
A cordon is in place around where the body of the man in his 40s was found.
Police are appealing for information to find out what happened to the man before his death.
Police are trying to find a 15-year-old girl who has been missing since this morning.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceSasha Wallis was last seen in the Broad Lane area of Sykehouse, Doncaster.
She is described as being white, of petite build, around 5ft tall, with long dark blonde hair.
It is believed she is wearing a black hooded top and bottoms, police say.
A third of shops checked by Trading Standards officers in North Yorkshire are failing to stick to the law banning the sale of cigarettes to children.
Image source, PANorth Yorkshire County Council's Trading Standards officers used an underage customer in a recent test purchase survey of 47 retailers - and, of those, 16 sold cigarettes to the 15-year-old.
The volunteer child helpers who assist Trading Standards have a strict rules to follow in that they are instructed to tell the truth at all times and to provide identification showing their true age if requested.
Councillor Andrew Lee said: "This is a reminder of the significant role local businesses play in protecting children's health by preventing them from accessing all forms of tobacco and nicotine."
