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Police officers are trying to find a missing man who was last seen leaving a Doncaster hospital.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceMichael Morton, 42, left Doncaster Royal Infirmary at about 01:00 on Monday morning.
He is described as being 5ft 8ins tall and of average build.
Leeds Rhinos forward Carl Ablett is ruled out for up to six weeks after having surgery on an ankle injury.
Read MoreRoads in the Yorkshire and Humber region need more than £1bn spending on them to bring them up to scratch.
Those are the findings of a report by the Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA), who also found that councils in the region are spending less repairing potholes than the national average.
The AIA says the roads are in such a poor condition it would take nine years of work repair them.
A 20-year-old man suffered serious slash wounds in an attack in Sheffield last night.
Image source, GoogleThe man was taken to hospital with injuries to his arm after the attack which happened at about 18:20 on North Bank, near to the Wicker.
It's thought two people attacked the man before leaving the scene.
A weapon was found by police officers, South Yorkshire Police say.
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Nearly all missed bin collections in one part of North Yorkshire last year were the fault of homeowners, a council has said.
Image source, GoogleScarborough Borough Council says using tracking data in bin lorries showed 94.5% of the more than 1,600 claims were not genuine misses.
Instead bins may not have been put out correctly, or at all, the council says.
In total, 91 bin collections were missed from the 2,950,480 collections made in 2018 across the borough, that's a rate of 3.1 missed for every 100,000 collections.
A council spokesman said: "Missed bins reported to the council are very different to bins that have actually been missed by our collection crews.
"Analysis from 2018, following the implementation of our InCab system for all refuse and recycling collection services, indicates of the 1,682 reported missed bins, 1,591 had been reported by our collection crews as not being able to be collected, due to user error such as contamination or not being presented."
The Weston will make more room for visitors to the park, which welcomed more than 480,000 people last year.
Read MoreA 15-year-old boy has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed in Sheffield.
Image source, GoogleThe attack happened in the Gleadless Valley area of the city at about 22:40 last night.
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in police custody, police say.
A South Yorkshire headteacher says she's "disappointed" with a union's decision to strike, saying it was a "first rather than a last resort".
Image source, GoogleTeachers at Bradfield School in Sheffield who are members of the National Education Union (NEU) are planning to walk out tomorrow in protest at threatened compulsory redundancies.
The possible redundancies of 15 teachers as well as concerns about poor financial management will be discussed at a meeting tonight, the NEU says.
The threat of redundancies comes after the closure of the school's sixth form, acting headteacher Deborah Banks has told the BBC.
"We are still in the consultation process and at this stage do not know if compulsory redundancies will be needed", Ms Banks said.
"We feel disappointed that the NEU are using strike action as a first rather than a last resort and we will continue to reach out to them to try to resolve this matter."
York will soon be home to one of the biggest fleets of double decker electric buses outside of London.
Image source, First BusA fleet of 21 electric double decker buses is set to arrive in the city this year.
City of York Council says it's ordered 21 new zero-emission and fully electric vehicles, each capable of carrying 99 passengers and having a range of more than 150 miles on one charge.
Officials say the fleet will be the biggest outside of the capital.
Councillor Andrew Waller said: "We’re committed to tackling congestion and reducing air pollution in the city, and these new buses will be key in helping us to achieve these objectives by taking more cars off the road."
Transport Minister Nusrat Ghani said: "Buses are vital for taking cars off the road, driving down emissions and cleaning up our air, I'm delighted York's now set to do this with a cleaner, greener fleet."
This is York's second fleet of electric buses. Twelve electric single decker buses have been operating on two park-and-ride sites in the city for the last five years.
Flowers on Hathersage Moor near Sheffield are being put in cages in a bid to help save rare bees.
A total of 1,000 bilberry plants inside specially designed grazing-proof metal cages have been planted to boost the bumblebee population.
Bilberry, which flowers in spring before heathers and other moorland plants, is a vital food source for the declining bumblebee
Tender young bilberry plants are also a favourite of grazing animals such as deer and sheep, stunting the bushes' growth and leading to a lack of mature plants the threatened bee favours:
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A Doncaster car park which has been used for the past 20 years has been closed after it emerged drivers were breaking the law to access it.
Image source, Ian S/GeographThe Quarry Park car park site in Dunsville has been shut by Doncaster Council as the only access to it is via a bridleway.
To reach it, cars have to travel down St Mary's Road, drive on the bridleway and then into the car park.
South Yorkshire Police has confirmed it will be monitoring the area and issuing fines if cars are found illegally on the bridleway.
Fire crews were called to a fire at an aluminium factory in Rotherham in the early hours of this morning.
Image source, South Yorkshire Fire and RescueThe out-of-control blaze, which was in a furnace, started at about 03:45.
Four crews tackled the fire which was put out just before 05:00.
Offices and up to 2,500 homes will be built behind York railway station under the £650m scheme.
Read MoreA murder inquiry is being carried out by West Yorkshire Police.
Read MoreThe men are in custody in the West Midlands while searches continue in Birmingham and Doncaster.
Read MoreThese are the latest pictures from the scene of a stabbing in Huddersfield where a man has died.
It happened in the early hours of this morning, sparking a murder inquiry.
Officers were called to New Hey Road at about 02:20 where they found an injured man in his 40s.
He was taken to hospital, but died as a result of his injuries, police say.
A large police cordon remains in place in the area while police continue their enquiries.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information is asked to contact the police.
Libby Squire's family joined hundreds of people at a vigil at the University of Hull last night.
Image source, PAMiss Squire's body was found in the Humber estuary last week, almost two months after she went missing.
Her death is being treated as a "homicide investigation", according to Humberside Police.
An inquest into Miss Squire's death was opened and adjourned yesterday.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.
A 36-year-old man from Birmingham and a 35-year-old man from Doncaster are both suspected of conspiracy to distribute terrorist publications.
The arrests were carried out by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit with the support of South Yorkshire Police.
The pair are being questioned by officers at a police station in the West Midlands.
Police said the arrests were pre-planned and intelligence-led.
Searches at addresses in Birmingham and Doncaster are ongoing, officers add.
Image source, West Midlands PoliceA man's died after being stabbed in Huddersfield in the early hours of this morning, sparking a murder inquiry.
Image source, GoogleOfficers were called to New Hey Road at about 02:20 where they found an injured man in his 40s.
He was taken to hospital, but despite medical treatment died as a result of his injuries, police say.
A large police cordon remains in place in the area while police continue their enquiries.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information is asked to contact the police.
Looks like some thoughtful members of the public in West Yorkshire, realising the police were on a break, decided to help out and do their job for them:
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