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A dry and mild day today.

There may be some low cloud around in places this morning, but this will disperse to leave it bright with hazy sunshine.

Tonight will remain dry with predominantly clear, starry skies.

However, some patchy mist, fog and low cloud will develop in places. Turning cold again under the clear skies.

People in a Sheffield village might not have any running water after a possible burst pipe, according to Severn Trent Water (STW).

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Mosborough, which is near to the border with Derbyshire, appears to have either no supply or very poor pressure, according to the STW website, external.

Its online map shows a supply issue and adds its "engineers are doing everything to locate and fix the issue."

The family of the missing Hull student Libby Squire attended a vigil in her home town last night.

It's been two weeks since 21-year-old Libby was last seen after a night out.

More than 100 people, including her friends and family gathered, at a church in her home village of West Wycombe in Buckinghamshire.

A woman in her 20s has died after reports of an "altercation" at a property in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

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A 39-year-old woman has been arrested as part of a police inquiry into the death and taken into custody.

Police said they discovered a woman "in cardiac arrest" after being called to a property in Cedric Crescent, in the Thurcroft area, on Wednesday evening.

She was given emergency treatment by paramedics at the scene, but was pronounced dead a short time later.

The area remained cordoned off late on Wednesday as investigators sought to establish the circumstances around the woman's death.

South Yorkshire Police has appealed for anyone with information to come forward.

Sheffield United move a point closer to the automatic promotion places with victory over 10-man Middlesbrough.

Leeds take advantage of Norwich's defeat at Preston by beating Swansea to return to the top of the Championship.

Jack Scott, councillor for Park and Arbourthorne, has been suspended pending an investigation.

An ex-police inspector recalls telling fans via a loudspeaker that "people are getting crushed".

The new dig is to concentrate on the northern end of Hull's South Blockhouse, a scheduled monument.

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Investing in more evening buses on West Yorkshire's roads is not a high priority, transport bosses have said.

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Although the region's politicians have cash they can use to subsidise services, that amount of money is being reduced by central government.

As a result, putting on early morning services before 07:00 are receiving more investment than other areas.

Neale Wallace, from West Yorkshire Combined Authority, said: "The other priority is for early morning buses, which are generally about getting people to work and keeping them commercially active."

Mr Wallace added that the lowest priority was for evening services because residents are "generally about leisure time and socialising, rather than a need to travel".

A report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation last year said school and college leavers in Wakefield were being "held back" in the jobs market because of poor public transport.

A trial to get glasses to four and five-year-olds who need them to improve their maths and reading skills has begun.

Pupils in 100 schools across England are to take part in the Glasses for Classes scheme.

Boys and girls at Newby Primary School in Bradford are among those taking part - those who need glasses will get a pair to keep at school and one to take home:

Two women have been arrested in South Yorkshire over so-called "cuckooing" offences, following part of an investigation into "county lines" drug dealing.

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Cuckooing occurs when vulnerable people are targeted by drug dealers who use their homes to distribute drugs.

A man identified as vulnerable was threatened and had his house in Barugh Green, Barnsley, taken over by drug dealers, according to South Yorkshire Police.

They threatened the 68-year-old man and he developed an addiction to crack cocaine.

Last night, two women, aged 29 and 35, were arrested at the property on suspicion of intent to supply.

While officers were at the address, a woman and a man who arrived at the property saw police and fled.

A 39-year-old man was arrested for theft of a motor vehicle and a 45-year-old-woman was also arrested for theft of a motor vehicle.

Drivers of high-performance cars in North Yorkshire are being warned to be vigilant against so-called "two-in-one" burglaries.

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The alert comes following a spate of break-ins across the county, with burglars specifically targeting properties where cars such as BMWs, Audis and Mercedes are on the driveway.

The most recent incident took place at about 01:00 on Tuesday morning in Sutton-in-Craven in which three masked men gained entry to a property and threatened the homeowner and demanded the keys to his Volkswagen 4×4.

The homeowner was able to call the police and the men made off empty-handed, but the victim and his family were left "shaken" by the incident, police say.

Det Ch Insp Dave Ellis said: "If you own a high-performance car, please ensure you take all steps necessary to keep your vehicle locked and secure when at home.

"Burglars will look for easy targets and will check firstly for insecure properties and vehicles, so it's advisable before you go to bed each evening to check that your car is safe, the keys are secure and all your doors and windows are closed and secure."

Have you seen Bruce Comrie? Police have growing concerns for his welfare after he was reported missing in Barnsley.

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The 54-year-old was last seen at about 14:00 today in the Worsbrough area.

His face studs in the picture are believed to have been removed, police say.

Police are keen for anyone with information to get in touch.

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Pablo Hernandez has been recalled to the Leeds United starting line-up for tonight's Championship clash at home to Swansea City.

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Hernandez takes the place of winger Jack Clarke, who was taken ill during Saturday's draw at Middlesbrough.

A win will take Leeds back to the top of the table if Norwich slip up at Preston.

However, United defender Pontus Jansson says they can't take anything for granted against a Swansea side managed by Graham Potter.

Jansson says he's a big admirer of Potter following his time in charge of Swedish club Ostersunds.

He says: "I know Graham from when he was in Sweden and I respect him a lot. What he did there was just amazing and a lot of the players he had are now in top teams around Scandinavia and in Europe."

Super League launches a learning disability rugby league, becoming the first major sports brand to give its name to such a venture.

Alice Wilson, 82, now rides a tandem after being forced to stop cycling after losing her sight.

A woman was sexually assaulted in a Sheffield park before being asked to work for the suspect's business, police say.

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The victim was walking through High Hazels Park in Darnall at about 14:00 on 2 February when a man followed her and then assaulted her.

The suspect then offered the victim money and asked to employ her.

He's described as being Asian, aged in his thirties and is about 5ft 9ins tall.

He was wearing a grey jacket, blue jeans and a blue woolly hat.

Anyone with information about the incident is being asked to contact police.

An area of Rotherham town centre will not be renamed in memory of the late hometown comedian Barry Chuckle, it's been confirmed.

There had been calls for an area outside Boots on Effingham Street to be named Chuckle Square, following Chuckle Brother Barry Elliot's death last year.

At a Rotherham Council scrutiny board earlier it was recommended that the area won't be called Chuckle Square.

Instead, councillors suggested a street name or children's play area in Maltby would be named after the star.

Tadcaster Albion is in line to win funding to help renovate the club's ground, three years after it was hard hit by flooding.

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Tadcaster's one of six clubs shortlisted for a £25,000 share of a national renovation programme.

The club is due to put its plans to a panel of judges at Wembley on 21 February.

Tadcaster chairman Andy Charlesworth says the club has high hopes after recent difficulties.

"Our club was devastated by the floods just over three years ago so we're looking to get ourselves back on stream, so to speak," says Mr Charlesworth.

"We're looking to improve our facilities and create a new hospitality area and a storage area we'll share with our junior club."