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A man is in hospital in a serious condition after being shot in South Yorkshire last night.
Image source, GoogleThe 69-year-old victim was taken to hospital after the attack on Westfield Crescent in Thurnscoe at about 22:15.
He suffered injuries to his arm, police say.
A 32-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Public Health England says all the affected individuals are being treated and are recovering.
Read MoreHull is to mark Refugee Week with an event featuring traditional dishes from Ethiopia, Syria, Palestine, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and Somalia.
Image source, Geograph/JThomasPeople are being invited to Hull Community Church, on Newland Avenue, on Saturday between 15:00 and 17:00 to taste the food and hear the stories behind the dishes.
Rosemary Pantelakis, from Hull City Council, said: "There are a lot of common misconceptions about refugees and this week provides an opportunity to highlight the facts.
"Hull is a City of Sanctuary, a place of welcome and safety for people in need of sanctuary."
A police cordon is in place just off Boar Lane in Leeds city centre this morning.
Part of Trevelyan Square has been closed as police investigate an "incident" which happened just before 09:00 this morning.
The police presence will remain in place until inquiries have been completed, police say.
Eight cases of Hepatitis A at a North Yorkshire school are currently being dealt with by Public Health England (PHE), it's been confirmed.
Image source, DR_MICROBE/GETTY IMAGESThe headteacher at Outwood Academy in Ripon has written to parents to make them aware, saying any health risk is low.
Hepatitis A is a viral infection which affects the liver and is most often seen in children and young adults.
Dr Simon Padfield, at PHE Yorkshire and the Humber, said: “We can confirm eight cases of Hepatitis A have been confirmed recently in individuals at a North Yorkshire secondary school.
"Those affected are being treated and are recovering. Parents of pupils at the school, and staff members, have been informed about the cases and reassured that any health risk is low."
The school has declined to comment further at this stage.
The first phase of the scheme near York railway station is expected to begin later this year.
Read MoreStag and hen parties could be encouraged to come to East Yorkshire as a way of drawing more visitors into the area.
Image source, Geograph/Ian SBusinesses, event venues and tourism bosses will meet in Willerby today to discuss ways of drawing in more people, with the conference sector also highlighted as a possible growth opportunity.
Visit Hull and East Yorkshire is holding its annual conference to identify ways of increasing tourism to the region.
Anthony Yates from the tourism organisation said Hull had opportunities around the "leisure weekend break market".
Hull's Bricknell Primary School also found raw meat in its grounds, which police are investigating.
Read MoreDrivers in Yorkshire are being asked to turn off their car engines while waiting in traffic as part of Clean Air Day, an air pollution campaign, organised by Global Action Plan.
In York the council recently introduced a fine of £25 if drivers refuse to switch off their engines after being observed idling on public roads for more than two minutes.
Meanwhile drivers in Harrogate are being asked to switch their engines off while waiting for trains to pass at the Starbeck junction and sound their horns to show their support.
Leeds, which is one of Europe's most polluted urban areas, is closing 11 roads near schools and giving people the chance to try out electric bikes.
Leeds City Council were asked to tackle air pollution as a priority after roads in the cities were identified as likely to fail legal air quality levels by 2020.
In Calderdale today awareness banners are being put up outside schools which carry tobacco-style health warning pictures.
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Read MoreThe fixtures for all our football teams in Yorkshire have been released by the English Football League.
Image source, PAAll fixtures are subject to change, but the opening games of the season on Saturday 3 August include:
On Sunday 4 August, Bristol City play Leeds United. On Monday 5 August, Huddersfield Town host Derby County.
Boxing Day fixtures are:
Final games of the League Two season, which will be played on Saturday 25 April, are:
The Championship's last game, played on Saturday 2 May at 12:30, include:
League One's final game will be played on Sunday 3 May at 12:00, with Doncaster Rovers playing Blackpool away and Rotherham United hosting Sunderland.
The full fixtures for all of our teams can be found on the BBC website here.
Salford City's first game in the English Football League will be at home to Stevenage on the opening day of the League Two season.
Read MoreJonathan Woodgate's Middlesbrough will play Luton Town in the opening game of the 2019-20 English Football League season.
Read MoreIpswich Town's first season in the third tier for 62 years will begin with a trip to Burton Albion on Saturday, 3 August.
Read MoreA man from North Yorkshire has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over the death of Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala, who died in a plane crash.
Image source, AFPThe striker, who had signed with Cardiff City, was killed in the crash along with pilot David Ibbotson from Crowle in Lincolnshire.
A 64-year-old man had been arrested and released while investigations continue, a spokesperson for Dorset Police said.
The force added the families of the two men who died had been informed.
Mr Sala, 28, had been travelling from Nantes to Cardiff on 21 January when the plane he was in lost contact with air traffic control north of Guernsey. His body was recovered in February but Mr Ibbotson's has never been found.
Det Insp Simon Huxter said: "We have to consider whether there is any evidence of any suspected criminality.
"As a result we have arrested a 64-year-old man from the North Yorkshire area on suspicion of manslaughter by an unlawful act."
Det Insp Huxter urged people not to speculate about the identity of the man as it could hinder the investigation.
If you're catching a train in Huddersfield today you may notice a new apprentice at the railway station.
But this one has four legs, whiskers and fur.
Bolt the cat has been appointed at Huddersfield railway station alongside well known feline station master Felix, who rose to fame on social media a few years ago.
Felix has been the resident pet at the station since 2011, when she was brought in to catch mice.
A cat flap has also been built at the ticket barrier to allow both felines platform access.
The pair can now be seen patrolling the ticket offices, waiting rooms and station platforms.
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North Yorkshire County Council has been told to “get its skates on” after it was revealed a planned new school in Scarborough has been delayed until 2021.
Image source, GoogleEastfield and Osgodby county councillor Tony Randerson made the plea at yesterday’s Scarborough and Whitby Area Committee meeting.
Mr Randerson told the committee the replacement for Overdale School in Eastfield, which was due to open to pupils in 2020 and would double the number of children it could take, was going to have to go back out to tender.
The school was proposed to deal with the extra pupils who would move into the area as 1,400 new homes are built on the Middle Deepdale site in Eastfield.
CCTV images have been released of two men police want to speak to in connection with a violent robbery in Sheffield.
Image source, SYPPolice say the 44-year-old victim was sitting in his van on Rutland Street eating his lunch when the attack happened.
A man opened the vehicle door and grabbed his mobile phone.
When he got out of the vehicle he was violently assaulted by two men who repeatedly punched him in the head and stamped on him.
Det Con John Briers said: “The victim’s ordeal did not end there, the two men then went through his pockets, stealing his van keys, driving licence and bank cards.
The assault happened on Tuesday at about 12:30.
The South Yorkshire force says it wants to hear from anyone who recognises the men.
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service must improve the way it checks on high-risk buildings, according to a government report.
In it's annual report the the service is rated as generally performing well, but it's been criticised for not having enough staff to inspect all the buildings identified as high risk.
The fire service says since it was inspected staff vacancies have been filled.
The public inquiry into contaminated blood will today hear from a Yorkshire man who was infected with HIV while at a school for children with haemophilia.
The inquiry, currently sitting in Leeds, is examining what's been called "the worst treatment scandal in the history of the NHS".
Some 4,800 people with haemophilia were infected with hepatitis C or HIV in the 1970s and 1980s. More than 2,000 are thought to have died.
Richard Warwick from Malton in North Yorkshire was given infected blood products to treat his clotting disorder by an NHS clinic at Treloar's college in Hampshire.
The college was one of England’s leading centres for caring for disabled youngsters.
As a result he became infected with viruses including HIV and hepatitis C.
He was one of 89 pupils who were infected. Only 16 are still alive.