Huddersfield Town chairman Dean Hoyle says the departure of manager David Wagner is "a sad day" for the club.

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Wagner left the Terriers by mutual consent yesterday, with Huddersfield bottom of the Premier League.

The German, 47, took over as Terriers boss in November 2015 and led them to promotion to the Premier League in 2016-17 via the Championship play-offs.

Huddersfield were one of the favourites for relegation last season but Wagner kept them up with a 16th-place finish.

But they've struggled this season, with just 11 points from 22 games, and are eight points adrift of safety.

In a statement on the club's website, external, Mr Hoyle said during Wagner's tenure, the club had achieved "things on the football pitch that surpass anything in modern memory, and that have gone well beyond my wildest expectations as chairman and as a fan.

"His achievements will rightly put him up there in Huddersfield Town history alongside great names like Herbert Chapman and Mick Buxton; legendary managers who changed the face of this club."

Coach Mark Hudson will take charge of the next league game against champions Manchester City on Sunday.

Remainer Zoe invites friends and customers to her chip shop to talk about their Brexit differences.

David Wagner leaves his role as Huddersfield Town manager by mutual consent with the club bottom of the Premier League.

A 22-year-old man died after the incident near Bingley in February 2017.

Have you seen Liam Taffinder? He is wanted for recall to prison.

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The 37-year-old is known to frequent the Sheffield area.

Police are keen to hear from anyone with information.

A student paramedic was also taken to hospital after the accident in Sheffield.

The claims made by seven women relate to abuse against them as children between 2002 and 2009.

Some workers say they are owed four-figure sums for work they did over the Christmas period.

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A couple have married underground in the first same-sex wedding to place at Standedge Tunnel near Huddersfield, external.

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Match commander David Duckenfield denies gross negligence manslaughter over the deaths of 95 people.

A hospital ward in Harrogate has been closed due to the flu and relatives of patients have been warned not to visit if they're feeling unwell.

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Since Thursday evening, nine patients at Harrogate District Hospital have been confirmed as having flu, with staff currently monitoring the situation.

The patients are being treated with Tamiflu and others in the same bays as those affected are being offered preventive treatment.

Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust says the Jervaulx Ward will be closed "until it is considered safe to re-open".

Members of the public have been asked not to visit the hospital if they are suffering from "flu-like symptoms".

People are also being told to consider getting the flu jab if they have not yet had it, with free vaccinations available for pregnant women, anyone aged 65 and over, and those with underlying health conditions.

Derby County manager Frank Lampard "does not believe" spying tactics were employed during his time as a Chelsea player.

Councillors will meet later this week to discuss whether to spend £1.6m making York's buses more environmentally friendly.

Andrew Waller, City of York Council's executive member for the environment, said the authority is considering "targeting large diesel vehicles".

Councillors will meet on Thursday this week to discuss the proposals.

A warning has been issued over fake vodka called Radanoff, seized in Hull, which could caused "blindness or death".

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Members of the public have been told not to buy or drink the spirit, with fears it could contain industrial alcohol.

Hull City Council say tests are still being carried out on the liquid and "until those are complete there's no way of knowing what's in the bottles".

It says Radanoff does not have a customs duty stamp and "the barcode doesn't link to a real product," anyone who sees it is asked to contact Trading Standards.

The ambulance service has issued a statement after an ambulance hit a pedestrian this morning in Sheffield.

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The incident happened at about 10:35 on Burngreave Road in Pitsmoor.

A spokesperson for Yorkshire Ambulance Service said: “The ambulance was travelling to an emergency at the time of the collision.

“We deployed emergency resources to the scene and also dispatched another crew to the original emergency call."

The pedestrian and a member of staff were treated on scene and taken to hospital.

The 50-year-old male pedestrian remains in a critical condition.

A dog had to be put down and its owner was injured after another dog attacked them in Leeds.

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A 33-year-old woman was walking her small dog on Scott Hall fields at about 14:30 on 20 December.

Her dog was then attacked by a dog which wasn't on a leash.

The dog had to be put down and the woman's hand was injured.

Police wish to speak to the person who owned the dog that attacked the woman.

He is described as being black, about 6ft tall and aged in his twenties.

He was wearing a dark parka coat and dark jeans.

The dog is described as being light brown, of a muscular build and looked like a Mastiff-type cross breed.

A Ferrari was stopped by police in North Yorkshire because it had no number plate on the front.

Traffic officers say they pulled over the red Ferrari 488 GTB in South Milford yesterday morning:

A 50-year-old man is in a critical condition in hospital after being hit by an ambulance in a collision in Sheffield this morning.

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The collision happened on Burngreave Road, Pitsmoor at about 10:35.

The man remains in hospital and a student paramedic also suffered minor injuries.

Police have appealed for witnesses to the collision to contact them.

A bridge in Hull is to close tomorrow for "essential repairs" to the road surface and it will not be open again for almost a week.

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North Bridge will be shut from 06:00 tomorrow until 06:00 on Monday 21 January.

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Cyclists and pedestrians will still have access, while a diversion will be in place for drivers via Drypool Bridge.

Police say there's "no excuse" for ignoring the rules of the road after a driver was caught going against the flow of traffic on a one-way street in North Yorkshire.

PC Liz Rutter, who is based in Skipton, posted this on Twitter: