Norman bar was forced to close temporarily following the mass brawl last month.

A man has been arrested following an alleged assault in the tunnel at Barnsley Football Club at the weekend.

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The man was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence and racially aggravated assault.

Police officers are questioning the man after he attended a police station earlier.

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A man has been arrested on suspicion of firearm and drug offences in Nottingham last month.

The 26-year-old was arrested in Penistone Road, Sheffield, this morning in connection with the alleged offences in New Basford on 26 March.

He remains in police custody.

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Police officers are to cycle from Scotland to Harrogate to raise funding for a "psychological wellbeing" programme.

A team of 22 riders will cycle 240 miles in just 24 hours to raise money for Police Treatment Centres, a charity providing treatment and support for injured and ill police officers and retired officers.

Riders from around the country will cycle from the Police Treatment Centre in Auchterarder to the Police Treatment Centre in Harrogate.

Humberside Police's dog section said one of its handlers would be taking part in the fundraising attempt in June.

On a fundraising page, the handler said: "During my time as an officer I have known five police officers alone that have taken their own lives due to mental health.

"I am sure we all unfortunately can count at least one or more persons who have gone down this dark path, so this is a cause I fell strongly about supporting."

The Leeds Community Clothing Exchange now has more than 2,500 members.

Police have released CCTV footage of a man being thrown down a flight of stairs in a bar, breaking his back in two places.

Bradley Aspin, 21, was attacked by Jermaine Allen, 30, who had travelled from Bradford in West Yorkshire for a night out in Newcastle.

Mr Aspin, who's from the Cleveland area, was knocked unconscious in the fall and had to wear a brace for five months.

It had "massively, massively" changed his life, he said.

"I am always looking over my shoulder and I don't go out drinking as much as I did because I don't want that to happen again."

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The pair had got into an argument in the House of Smith bar in September 2017. Mr Aspin was taken to hospital while Allen carried on with his night out.

When police arrived Allen lashed out and managed to escape. Officers eventually managed to trace him back to Brindle Close, Bradford, in January this year.

A jury at Newcastle Crown Court found him guilty of grievous bodily harm and he was jailed for four years and six months last week.

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Police who arrested four men in Hull have also seized a knife along with 50 wraps of drugs and more than £1,800 in cash.

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Police say officers interrupted a suspected drug deal on Newington Street, arresting three men from Sheffield over alleged drug offences and money laundering, and a Hull man in connection with a burglary.

Officers also found car keys during the incident on Monday and seized a stolen car which had recently been taken from outside a property in Hessle.

Two people who were injured in a stabbing in Sheffield last night were the victims of a "targeted" attack, according to South Yorkshire Police.

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The stabbing followed a car crash at about 19:35 between two cars, a Mazda and a VW Golf, on Burncross Road at the Lound Side roundabout in Chapeltown.

Det Insp Phil Etheridge said: "We are treating this as a targeted attack but we need help to understand the reason and who specifically was behind this attack."

The force has appealed for any witnesses to come forward.

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Organisers of a manufacturing career skills event have announced it's aiming to reach 6,000 students in Bradford.

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Bradford Manufacturing Weeks, which will be held from 7–18 October, educates young people about career opportunities in the manufacturing sector.

The event, which is led by West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce, reached 3,000 young people with its first campaign last year.

Nick Garthwaite, president of the Bradford Chamber, said the event aims to create 1,000 tours of businesses, 600 work experiences, 200 panel participants and 4,000 activities in schools.

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He said: “These partnerships are the very best ways of getting young people to see for themselves the exciting and progressive career opportunities our district presents in the most diverse, local businesses.”

“This initiative is also about raising awareness of apprenticeships and by improving communication between schools and manufacturers and showing just what an innovative industry this is.”

This article was created as part of We Are Bradford - a BBC project to tell the stories that matter to the people of the city.

A Sheffield designer goes global as his artwork on revamped trainers takes a big step forward.

A new Viking-themed bar and restaurant where customers will be able to throw axes has applied for a licence to open in York, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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Visitors to the venue would be able to throw axes at targets, an attraction which the co-owner describes as "like dangerous bowling".

The 80-seat restaurant, called The Hilt, would have six axe-throwing bays for customers over 16 years of age to "hone their Viking skills".

There would be an alcohol limit for customers throwing axes in the area at the back of the venue, described as similar to an archery range, which would be supervised by instructors.

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Axe-throwing is said to be popular in Canada and America - as shown by these photographs taken at Stumpys House, a similar venue in Eatontown, New Jersey.

Co-owner Alex Cronin, said he was "trying to shift the idea away from bars in York that are just there for people to get drunk" and hopes to start an axe-throwing league in the city.

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A application has been submitted to open the restaurant, which would create 20 jobs, and serve cocktails and hot dogs, in an empty unit next door to Savers on Goodramgate.

Sheffield's Roman Catholic cathedral's bells have been rung "as a symbol of solidarity" with Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris after it was ravaged by fire earlier this week.

No ringing was planned for Holy Week, but staff at St Marie's Cathedral said they "wanted to show our thoughts and prayers are with Notre-Dame".

The ringing is also intended to "express our confidence that its bells will one day ring out over Paris and a fully restored cathedral".

BBC Radio Sheffield's Andy Kershaw was there to hear the bells being rung:

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A national breakdancing competition is coming to Sheffield next month.

The Break the System event on 4 May has been organised by students at Sheffield Hallam University and the University of Sheffield.

The sport has been growing in popularity over the past few years since being considered for the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

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Owners of high-powered vehicles in Harrogate are being targeted by thieves who go on to use them to raid cash machines, police have said.

The thefts have mainly been using Audi RS3 cars - the "preferred vehicle" for criminals, according to police - which are then used to target ATMs in South Yorkshire as well as in the North West, Nottinghamshire and Cleveland.

Officers have visited owners of similar vehicles in Knaresborough and Boroughbridge to give specific security advice.

The information was revealed as Harrogate councillors received an update from North Yorkshire Police on so-called "two-in-one" burglaries.

Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward following an attack in the tunnel at Barnsley FC's Oakwell stadium which left a man with facial injuries.

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The reported assault took place at about 17:00 on Saturday, following the game between Barnsley and Fleetwood Town.

It follows a complaint from Barnsley to the English Football League and Football Association about an alleged incident involving head coach Daniel Stendel and Fleetwood boss Joey Barton.

South Yorkshire Police want to speak to anyone who may have filmed the incident or who may have any mobile phone footage immediately before or after the incident occurred.

Plans for a major overhaul of transport in Leeds city centre, with the aim of making it easier for pedestrians, cyclists and bus users to get around, is due to be discussed later.

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Almost £27m would be spent on the revamp around the Headrow and near Harewood House.

If given the go-ahead, more bus lanes and cameras will be installed as well as wider pavements and cycle lanes.

It's expected the work will be completed by 2021, if given the green light at a meeting later.

Police officers in Doncaster have been reassuring the public after reports of an attempted child abduction at a shopping centre.

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A 35-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted kidnap on Sunday at the Frenchgate Centre, Doncaster.

However, after reviewing CCTV images, South Yorkshire Police said there was no criminal intent and the man was released without charge.

A delay in finding a murdered woman's body has been referred to the professional standards department of South Yorkshire Police.

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Alena Grlakova's naked body was discovered concealed in a dried-out stream bed in Rotherham on 9 April.

Ms Grlakova, 38, was found nearly three months after she was reported missing, according to The Star newspaper., external

Police found her body near the Fitzwilliam Arms Hotel, where she was last seen alive on 26 December.

South Yorkshire Police said: "The area was searched in February and following a review of all of the search areas, it was revisited earlier this month.

"The force's professional standards department has been made aware."

Wakefield Trinity hooker Kyle Wood signs a new contract to keep him with the Super League club until the end of 2021.

Two Sheffield United players are out for the "short term" following injuries in their previous game.

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Billy Sharp, who is the Blades' top scorer with 23 goals this season, picked up a calf injury in their game with Millwall.

Chris Basham is also expected to miss the next two games against Nottingham Forest and Hull.

Sheffield United are currently third in the Championship, one place and three points below Leeds United.