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Huddersfield appoint Jan Siewert to succeed David Wagner as the club's manager on a deal until 2021.
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Huddersfield appoint Jan Siewert to succeed David Wagner as the club's manager on a deal until 2021.
Read MoreThe head of Humberside Police is going to work in Cleveland for three months, after a chief constable resigned less than a year into the job.
Lee Freeman will "support Cleveland Police through this uncertain period" after his predecessor resigned with immediate effect.
He is the interim replacement for Mike Veale, who left on Friday while facing an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following "serious" allegations about his behaviour.
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People with a history of offending are to be helped with new homes and extra support in Sheffield.
Research shows homeless people who are offenders cost the public purse £20,200 per person per year, compared to the average cost of £4,600.
Now, Sheffield City Council will provide about 110 properties and support for six to 12 months to help people live independently and find employment or voluntary work.
There will be a mix of self-contained one-bed and shared two-bed properties and the council has already identified 24 places with 33 beds.
It will be an alternative to hostels which are not always suitable and there will be units specifically for women.
A bomb disposal team has taken away a suspected World War Two device from a Huddersfield property, according to police.
The cordon surrounding Wakefield Road, Pond Lane, and Pinfold Lane in Lepton has been lifted.
The device is being examined by the disposal team.
A man's been arrested after a 29-year-old man was left with serious injuries in an assault in Beverley at the weekend.
The victim was with friends at the time of the incident on North Bar Within at about 02:15 on Saturday.
A 21-year-old man was arrested and has been released under investigation with police now appealing for more information.
An artist creates an app that uses sounds which respond to the movement and location of a train.
Read MoreA motorist in Scarborough has been arrested after testing positive for drugs three times in the last three days.
A police officer posted a photograph of a green Citroen C3 on Twitter, saying the driver had failed a roadside test for the "third day in a row".
Sgt Paul Cording said the driver had a "complete disregard for the safety of other road users" and a sample had been sent away to be analysed:
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The University of Sheffield has been ranked as one of the top 15 most friendly employers for people who are transgender.
Charity Stonewall says they're one of the best in the country for being "trans-inclusive" - while praising the university for their work towards LGBT+ employees.
The university says it will continue to make trans inclusion a priority over the coming year.
A bomb disposal team has been called to a property in Huddersfield after a suspected World War Two device was found.
The device is currently being examined at a property on Wakefield Road in Lepton.
A police cordon has been put in place between Pond Lane and Pinfold Lane.
The University of Hull was among businesses illegally charging customers more for paying by card.
Read MoreBarnsley sign teenage winger Elliot Simoes from FC United of Manchester on a three-and-a-half-year deal.
Read MoreContactless payment technology is enabling churches in England to offer a digital collection plate.
Read MoreThe discovery of a salmon in the River Don has sparked hopes the river could eventually be recolonised in Sheffield.
The body of the adult fish was found at the start of the year near the city centre, where salmon have locally been extinct.
Work by the Environment Agency, Yorkshire Water and river trusts to clean the river and install fish passes are part of the reason the fish are making their way back into local waterways.
Three people have been arrested this morning following an armed police raid, where a firearm was found in a Huddersfield property.
One man and two women were taken into custody after police carried out a search in a house on Lower Grange in Bradley.
Det Insp Mark Atkinson said: “All firearms incidents are taken extremely seriously and will not be tolerated in Kirklees or West Yorkshire."
Bollards will be installed alongside a pasture in Beverley to stop people leaving their cars there to avoid town centre parking charges.
The bollards will be put up next Monday to stop commuters parking at Westwood and leaving the grass in a "mess".
Allan English, chair of the Pasture Masters, who manage the area, say they want to target "people who park all day".
A Hull MP says "desperate" parents have been in touch with her over a shortage of secondary school places in the city.
The Labour MP for Hull West and Hessle says some parents have been told they would have to travel across the city.
Council papers show academies took 251 children more than their published admission number last year and this is due to rise to 341 in September.
On Twitter, Emma Hardy MP said this was "a result of the chaos and fragmentation of the school system and lack of ability to forward plan".
Police divers have been searching rivers close to where missing 16-year-old Pamela Horvathova was last seen.
The teenager has been missing for more than a month and was last seen at ice skating venue iceSheffield on 19 December.
South Yorkshire Police is treating her disappearance as a "critical incident".
A large digital screen is touring the city in the hope that anyone with information about her whereabouts comes forward.
People living in the Calder Valley are now without a bank from Todmorden to Brighouse.
Read MorePolice in Scarborough have uncovered a "large scale cannabis growing operation" after stopping a car in the town and finding some of the drug in it.
The driver was then arrested.
Police say after stopping the car they went to the driver's house and found 200 plants in the attic.
A 22-year-old man died after colliding with a tractor in East Yorkshire this morning.
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
The motorist suffered fatal injuries after his grey Ford Fiesta left the road at Holme-on-Spalding-Moor at 06:20.
Humberside Police say it wants to speak to anyone who saw a yellow tractor travelling south on the A614 before the collision.