Travel warnings are issued after the Met Office said south east Scotland could be affected by flooding on Thursday.

Police have released an e-fit after a man was reported for indecently exposing himself in front of two children in Maltby.

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The incident is said to have happened in Muglet Lane between 17:00 and 18:00 on 4 June.

South Yorkshire Police said the man was inside a small grey car, which had flowers hanging from the rear view mirror.

Anyone who recognises the man is asked to contact with the force.

The Sheffield Sharks basketball team have unveiled a new club badge as part of a new sponsorship deal with German medical product company B. Braun.

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Club chairman Yuri Matischen said: "As we move back to our spiritual home of Ponds Forge we're also pleased to announce that along with a new title sponsor, we also have a new club badge that we feel represents the ethos of this club as we look forward to the next 25 years of our club."

The partner of a man stabbed to death in a Sheffield street has described how her "life changed forever" following his death.

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Jarvin Blake, 22, was stabbed in the chest and left to die in Brackley Street, Burngreave, in March 2018.

Earlier, four men were jailed for their part in the stabbing, which police believe was most likely linked to a row over drugs.

Speaking after the hearing Mr Blake's partner Kelsey Dixon said: “My life changed forever when he died. I miss him every minute of every day. He was loved by his family and friends. Jarvin cared for the people he loved. He idolised his three children.

"A large custodial sentence will not bring Jarvin back but it will help me to move on with my life knowing that these murdering cowards are now in prison."

Martin Beard saw a hospital letter saying "every effort" would be made not to tell him about it.

The Prime Minister has urged a pharmaceutical company to reach a deal with the NHS over a vital cystic fibrosis drug after a letter from a Hull boy calling for action.

The House of Commons heard how seven-year-old Oliver Ward wrote to Theresa May about Orkambi, which is currently too expensive for the NHS to fund.

Labour MP for Hull East, Karl Turner, said: "In his letter he pleaded with the prime minister saying why am I still waiting, I need these medicines before I get too sick."

Last year hundreds of children wrote to Mrs May asking her to intervene in the stalemate between NHS England and Vertex, the company that holds the licence to market Orkambi in the UK.

At the time she said there was an ongoing dialogue with the drug company and she hoped for a "speedy resolution to the negotiations", but there seems to have been little progress since then.

But today she revealed that NHS England had now made a "revised and improved" offer to Vertex.

She said: "I believe Vertex should now accept the offer NHS England has put on the table so that this drug does become available to Oliver and others."

Drivers are being warned not to "jump" level crossings in East Yorkshire.

British Transport Police say there's been an increase in drivers failing to stop at the barriers:

Four men have been jailed for their part in the fatal stabbing of father-of-three from Sheffield in a suspected drugs row.

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Jarvin Blake, 22, was stabbed in the chest and left to die in Brackley Street, Burngreave, in March 2018.

South Yorkshire Police said the attack was "most likely" due to a "disagreement in relation to drug supply".

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Lewis Barker (pictured, left), 27, of North Hill Road, Sheffield, pleaded guilty to murder and has been jailed for life with a minimum of 23 years.

Caine Gray (pictured, right), 27, of Treetown Crescent, Rotherham, was convicted of murder and jailed for life with a minimum of 19 years.

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Devon Walker (pictured, left), 25, of Ellesmere Road North, Sheffield, and Josiah Foster (pictured, right), of Wordsworth Crescent, Sheffield, were both handed extended sentences of 15 years after being convicted of manslaughter.

Walker was also sentenced to 12 months in jail for an attack on a 24-year-old man who was with Mr Blake.

Det Ch Insp Steve Handley said: "These four men will ultimately spend a very long time behind bars.

"They have not only taken the life of Mr Blake, leaving his three young children to grow up without a father, but they have also ruined their own lives and the lives of their families over what was most likely a disagreement in relation to drug supply.”

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Traders claim City of York Council is threatening the character of York’s historic Shambles by increasing rents.

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The council owns about 70% of the units on the hugely popular street and retailers say the local authority has increased rents by about 10%, with prices rising to about £100 per square foot.

Chairman of York Retail Form Phil Pinder said: “The turnover of businesses is very high, someone’s always prepared to have a go on the Shambles.

“But there are less independent shops now and the Shambles will be a totally different street in five years."

The council says it's always willing to discuss individual circumstances with it's tenants and works to support local business.

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Leeds United are targeting Wolves forward Helder Costa as they prepare for another push at promotion to the Premier League next season.

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Financial Fair Play concerns mean Leeds have already decided to focus on the loan market this summer.

Head coach Marcelo Bielsa also hopes England Under-21 midfielder Jack Harrison will return for 2019-20.

Harrison, who played 42 times for Leeds last term, has two years left on his Manchester City contract.

In addition, Leeds are keen on Liverpool winger Ryan Kent, although Rangers boss Steven Gerrard is also hoping to take the 22-year-old back to Ibrox after he excelled on loan with the Glasgow club in 2018-19.

A police officer who threw herself in front of a stolen car to protect a 10-year-old boy has been nominated for a national bravery award.

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PC Sanya Shahid leapt into action when the car mounted a kerb to try and escape police, trapping the youngster against a wall.

The driver fled the vehicle while it was still moving but PC Shahid launched herself across the car to get between it and the boy, shielding him from further harm.

The boy was taken to hospital with a suspected leg fracture and PC Shahid, who suffered only minor injuries, stayed behind to support his family.

She has now been nominated for The National Police Bravery Awards and will attend a reception and ceremony in London in July.

West Yorkshire Police Federation Chairman Brian Booth said: "PC Shahid risked her own safety to protect a young boy in grave danger, the stolen car was still moving and who knows what would have unfolded if she had not stepped in."

The Pioneering Bradford Lasses campaign promotes the important role of women in the city's history.

A group set up to look at ways to regenerate Hull's Whitefriargate will meet again today to help shape a bid for £22m of government funding.

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Developers, businesses and cultural organisations have been brought together by the council to try and help turn around the fortunes of what was once the city's most important shopping street.

The pedestrianised street currently has a vacancy rate of 44% and last month Marks and Spencer closed its doors after 88 years.

Initial ideas include a new library and community space, a start up business hub, more restaurants and bars and renovating the buildings.

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Campaigners fighting against the suspension of A&E services at The Friarage Hospital in Northallerton will now challenge the decision in the High Court.

The Save Friarage Hospital group launched a legal campaign against the move and have been granted permission for a judicial review, which will take place next month.

The hospital's A&E department, external was replaced with an urgent care centre at the end of March.

Managers claimed it was due to problems with recruiting key staff.

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Two drunken men have been caught trying to climb Wakefield Cathedral.

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Police were called after the pair were spotted on CCTV attempting to scale the building.

A council report said it was feared the climbers may have been trying to harm peregrine falcons, which traditionally nest on the cathedral in springtime.

However, police attending the incident on 4 April decided this was not the case after discovering the men were drunk and had started to climb "for fun."

Officers then "gave them some good advice on the dangers they faced and sent them on their way".

The 360-degree projection has been on display in Naples and Brussels, with York its next host.

There's been traffic disruption around Hull after a lorry shed a load of maize on the A63 earlier today.

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The road surface was "very greasy" due to the spillage this morning, with one lane closed on the westbound carriageway between St Andrews Quay and Hessle.

Police officers and fire fighters were called to the scene, with Highways England and the Environment Agency also involved in the clean-up operation.

Writing on Twitter, Humberside Police said: "Unfortunately this cannot just be swept away as it will turn into a paste when wet causing the road surface to be hazardous, hence the delay."

A road sweeper and a vacuum were called to the scene and all lanes have recently reopened, although there's still some congestion in the area.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a car went over the centre of a roundabout in East Yorkshire and collided with a van.

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The black Mercedes-Benz C200 was travelling south on the A164 when it went over the central mounted section of the roundabout, near the Toby Carvery in Willbery.

The driver of the Mercedes, a 70-year-old man, is receiving hospital treatment following the collision yesterday morning, while the driver of the van is thought to have suffered minor injuries.

Humberside Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision or saw the Mercedes-Benz beforehand.

A missing 15-year-old girl from Leeds has been found safe and well, police have confirmed.

West Yorkshire Police thanked members of the public for sharing their appeal to find Briony Senior.

Archaeological items have been recovered from drowned prehistoric settlements in the North Sea.