Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has described winning promotion to the Premier League as a "life-changing" experience for all those involved after the Blades secured their place in the top flight.

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Speaking to BBC Radio Sheffield, Wilder - who joined the club in 2016 when they were in League One - said: "I think it's life-changing for everybody, an unbelievable experience.

"We're going to have some great experiences over the next two or three days. Then, when the fixtures come out, we'll have a look at that and really rub our hands together.

"We're back in the big time and it is just an unbelievable achievement, [especially] how quick we've done it and I'm delighted to be part of it and delighted for everybody concerned."

Two people have been taken to hospital after a fire at a block of flats in Leeds.

Fire crews were called to the flats, on Leylands Road, in Sheepscar, at about 22:45 last night after reports of a fire alarm and the smell of burning.

Firefighters discovered a small blaze and two of the flat's occupants needed to be treated for the effects of smoke inhalation.

Jubilant scenes erupted at Bramall Lane yesterday as Sheffield United players and staff celebrated their promotion to the Premier League.

As the whistle blew on promotion rivals Leeds' 1-1 draw with Aston Villa, the Blades - now five points clear with just one match remaining - sang, danced and hugged as emotions ran wild.

Promotion means United will play in the Premier League for the first time since 2007:

Nearly three years on from the murder of Yorkshire Labour MP Jo Cox, people are being encouraged by her sister to come together to talk about the things they have in common.

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The third Great Get Together is due to be launched later, with a series of community events across the UK planned for June.

Kim Leadbeater (pictured) says the events are a chance to bring people together in what she says are divisive times.

"There's so much stuff in the media and stuff across the country about the things we fall out about and the things we disagree on, but actually if we come down to the simplicity of life we also share a lot," she said.

"We find that despite the differences we have, we have a lot of shared values and shared things. We all have to get up every day, pay our bills and feed our kids and get on with the basics."

This morning any mist will slowly lift to allow some sunshine.

This afternoon will be dry with lengthy periods of sunshine.

The top temperature will be about 15C (59F):

The deaths of five people in York's rivers this month are due to be discussed later.

The city's river safety group, made up of the emergency services, local universities, the city council and other organisations, is set to meet.

Among those to have died is 19-year-old Sonny Ferry whose parents have said they want to see safety around the city's rivers improved.

David Horn, senior operations manager for the York Rescue Boat, says today's meeting will scrutinise everything.

"If a person gets into the river, have they the capability to self-rescue? Do we put barriers or walls up? Is there enough lighting and is camera coverage in the area appropriate?" he asks.

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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Monday morning, most services appear to be running to time.

However:

• The 07:21 Leeds to Scarborough service has been cancelled
• The 07:50 York to Manchester Airport service has been cancelled
• The 08:18 Leeds to Manchester Airport service has been cancelled

For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:

• York Station, external
• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

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Celebrations will be continuing this morning after Sheffield United were promoted to the Premier League.

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The Blades are five points clear of Yorkshire rivals Leeds with one game of the Championship season remaining.

United could win the title if they win at Stoke City and Norwich lose at Villa on the final day.

Promotion means the Bramall Lane side will play in the top flight for the first time since 2007.

"It's one of the greatest days of my life, 100%," an emotional manager Chris Wilder told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"To see it over the line today, surrounded by my players and my family, to see us back in the Premier League is truly incredible.

"What a day to be a Blade. Next season will be a fabulous experience for everyone involved."