David Pittam
BBC News Online

Ever volunteered for something and then really regretted it?

Well Ian Guest, 60, had to travel about 50 miles to fulfill a commitment after getting his Cliftons mixed up.

The Sheffield resident thought he'd signed up to help out at the Park Run in Clifton, Rotherham. But instead, he'd agreed to help out at the Clifton branch in Nottingham, and only realised when he checked the night before.

He felt he owed it to those who had marshalled his races to go, and the Nottingham group would have struggled to go ahead without him, so he hopped on a train.

But he admitted next time he would be "double and triple checking" before he signed up.

Image source, Park run

BBC Sport

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been named League Managers Association manager of the year and Championship manager of the year.

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Wilder guided Sheffield United to a second-placed finish in the Championship table, securing promotion to the Premier League next season.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp and Norwich's Daniel Farke were also shortlisted for the main prize.

Sir Alex Ferguson and England manager Gareth Southgate presented the award.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A dry, fine and warm day ahead with lots of sunshine.

Watch my full forecast here:

It's fair to say we have some amazing views across South Yorkshire and last night's sunset was no different.

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However, a "dumped" car ruined a "perfect sunset", according to police officers who found the vehicle in a field near Rotherham.

They're still searching for the driver of the Audi after officers found the car near Guilthwaite Common Lane at Upper Whiston.

Nobody is thought to have been injured in the crash.

Leeds United are just 90 minutes away from Wembley...

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They're up against Derby County tonight in the Championship Play-Off semi final, with a 1-0 lead from the first leg.

The two clubs have had a difficult history this season.

Their clash at Elland Road in January was overshadowed by Leeds head coach Marcelo Bielsa's admission he sent a member of his staff to 'spy' on the Rams training the day before the game.

If United make it through they face Aston Villa who beat West Brom 4-3 on penalties, after their semi-final tie finished 2-2 on aggregate after extra time.

A brand new type of train for the East Coast Main Line will carry its first paying passengers later.

Image source, LNER

It's claimed the Azumas, built by Hitachi, the same firm which made Japan's Bullet Train, will speed up journeys between Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and London.

They replace others trains that are more than 30-years-old.

Rail company LNER says it will offer extra services to Harrogate, Hull, Leeds, Bradford and Huddersfield as a result of the introduction of the 65 new trains.

The new trains are set to begin operating on the East Coast Main Line five months later than planned.

Plans to introduce the trains in December were abandoned after the electric-diesel locomotives were found to interfere with trackside signalling equipment.

A school cook from Hull has been invited to a garden party at Buckingham Palace later today in recognition of her efforts to help children eat healthy, ethically-sourced food.

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Russett Headland, senior cook at Newland St John primary school, says she hopes to meet Princes Charles at the event.

Her invitation came after meals at the school achieved the Gold Food for Life Served Here standard, meaning they are healthy, ethical, use local ingredients and are animal and climate-friendly.

She says it's an "honour" to be asked to attend: "I have picked out my outfit and have got one of those fascinators. It will be nice to have the chance to dress up."

The Queen welcomes more than 30,000 guests every year to the gardens of Buckingham Palace or Palace of Holyroodhouse - with about 27,000 cups of tea, 20,000 sandwiches and 20,000 slices of cake consumed at each event.

BBC Weather

Today will be dry and fine with lots of sunshine.

This evening it will remain fine with plenty of late sunshine.

Through tonight it will remain dry with long clear spells, but there could be some patches of mist and fog forming too:

Spending on mental health in South Yorkshire is about double that in some other parts of England, according to new analysis.

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Mental health charity Mind, which looked at investment across 42 NHS regions, found that Surrey Heartlands spent the least - £124 per person last year - compared with South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw, which spent more than £220.

The charity said the differences were huge and would affect the quality of care but despite the variation spending was still rising everywhere.

The findings have been released to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week.

The biggest spenders (per person, per year) are:

1. South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw £220.63
2. Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly £207.97
3. North Central London £205.11

BBC News Travel

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

However, the 07:18 Sheffield to Leeds via Barnsley 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

Police in Bradford say they are "very concerned" about a woman who's gone missing from Bradford.

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Jennifer Thackary, 39, was last seen at about 17:00 yesterday evening in Thorpe Edge.

She's described as a white, with light brown hair, and is about 5ft 3ins tall.

When last seen, she was carrying a cream rucksack and wearing a blue coat with pink stripes and blue jeans.

Anyone who sees her is being asked to contact the West Yorkshire force.

Kent batsman Zak Crawley's unbeaten 73 guides them to 130-4 at stumps after bowling out Yorkshire for 201.

Wakefield sign Salford centre Junior Sa'u on a one-month loan, with Trinity forward Pauli Pauli moving the other way.

BBC World News

A Syrian boy who was attacked at his school has told the BBC he’s worried about being recognised and attacked again:

A woman has been fined £300 for dumping black bags full of rubbish on a footpath in Hull.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Several black bin bags containing tiles, textiles, slippers, sweet tubs, cardboard and nappy sacks were found on a footpath between Dent Road and Sinderby Walk in March.

East Yorkshire of Riding Council tracked the waste back to a Cottingham woman who admitted dumping the rubbish and was given a fixed penalty notice.

The mother of a 15-year-old girl who collapsed and died after taking ecstasy has said she is "heartbroken" at the loss of her "thoughtful and beautiful" daughter.

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Leah Heyes died in hospital after collapsing in a car park in Northallerton, North Yorkshire, on Saturday evening. Police believe she had taken MDMA earlier that day.

In a statement her mother, Kerry Roberts (pictured above), said: "Leah was my best friend. She was a thoughtful, beautiful girl, who was much loved. She was fun, bubbly, and had a great sense of humour.

“I'm absolutely heartbroken to have lost my beautiful girl. No words can describe how much she will be missed and the enormous gap she has left in our lives.

“She will be truly missed more than words can say. I love you always.”

Image source, Family Photo

An 18-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy who were both arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs in connection with Leah's death have been released under investigation.

A Halifax man who sexually abused two young girls over a period spanning almost two decades has been jailed for 18 years.

Image source, Geograph/Bernard Sharp

Jonathon Horne, 47, of Green Lane, Halifax, was convicted of ten offences, including rape, sexual assault of a child and indecent assault, after trial at Hull Crown Court.

The court heard one girl was 14 when the abuse began in 1992 while Horne's second victim was only ten when she was assaulted in April 2010.

The offences were committed while Horne was living in the Witnernsea area.

Speaking after he was sentenced on Friday Det Con Kim Blackburn commended the victims for their "courage and tenacity" in coming forward.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Campaigners in Sheffield have told a government inquiry that pavement parking is “out of control”.

CycleSheffield has submitted written evidence to the Transport Committee, which is holding an inquiry to explore the problems of drivers parking on pavements and consider possible solutions.

The campaign group, which has more than 1,250 supporters, has submitted a number of photos showing inconsiderate parking.

In one photo a man in a mobility scooter is forced on to the road as a car is blocking the pavement.

Sheffield Council has also submitted evidence to the inquiry, but has declined to give the details.

CycleSheffield said: “We campaign for a cycle friendly Sheffield where anyone can choose to make their journey by bike.

We want cycling to be inclusive and easy, not limited to the quick and the brave.

“Pavement parking is inconsiderate and often dangerous. It has a significant negative effect on attempts to promote and enable active travel in our city."

Former England half-back Rangi Chase signs to play for League One side Doncaster when his cocaine use ban ends in July.

Dominic Casciani
Home Affairs Correspondent

High Court judges have ordered that the former leader of the English Defence League Tommy Robinson should face full contempt of court proceedings.

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In a brief ruling at the Old Bailey, they said that the full case would proceed on 4 and 5 July.

It's alleged that Mr Robinson, whose real name is real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, committed contempt of court that could have prejudiced a jury deliberating verdicts at Leeds Crown Court last May.

The allegations concern a Facebook broadcast by Mr Yaxley-Lennon which was watched by thousands of people.

Mr Yaxley-Lennon was jailed on the day by the trial judge, but that was quashed by the Court of Appeal after it ruled that his case had been unfairly handled.

After more than six months of complex legal delays, Lady Justice Sharp said the contempt trial should go ahead.