A mountain rescue team is renewing efforts to find a hillwalker from West Yorkshire who went missing two months ago in an area of Scotland known as the Great Wilderness.

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Martin Rhodes, 46, from Halifax, was last seen near Kinlochewe in Wester Ross in early May.

He failed to return from a walk in the Fisherfield Munros, some of Scotland's most remote mountains.

Dundonnell MRT has been leading the effort to find Mr Rhodes and said further searches would take place.

Sgt Peter Anthony Rayner was killed by a bomb while leading a patrol in Afghanistan in 2010.

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Beverley's Kyle Edmund says he is "living the dream" by going into Wimbledon as British number one - and thinks he can cause a major surprise by winning the men's singles title.

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The 24-year-old's best Grand Slam result to date was a run to the 2018 Australian Open semi-finals.

In six visits to the All England Club, he has never been past round three.

But when asked if he is feels he can lift the trophy, 30th seed Edmund told BBC Sport: "Yeah, definitely."

"I believe that. I know I have the game for it. There's a point where you really have to start believing it if you want to do it - and I've really started to believe it over the last few years."

Police officers in South Yorkshire are asking the public to think before they ring 101, after a surge in calls last weekend led to people waiting in long queues.

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An extra 700 calls were made to 101 last week, with South Yorkshire Police calling the increase "incredible".

It said some of the calls received were not police matters, including reports of lost passports or complaints about the local council.

The force has asked people to consider using online reporting forms as an alternative to 101 and to only call 999 in an emergency.

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Hull FC back-rower Joe Westerman took bravery and toughness to a new level in Thursday's Super League defeat by rivals Hull Kingston Rovers.

The 29-year-old dislocated his kneecap in the midst of the game, but rather than end his evening, whacked it back into place and carried on.

"It's sweet, to be honest," Westerman told the club website., external

"I expect to be training next week and I can't see myself missing our next game against St Helens next Friday."

Hull FC coach Lee Radford admitted in the post-match press conference it was something that happens frequently for the ex-Castleford and Warrington forward.

"It has genuinely come out on numerous occasions," Radford told reporters. "He needs some ligaments in there somewhere.

"It's a gladiator sport and we had no interchanges left so he stayed out there."

When Sheffield man Nathan Sterland's hair started thinning when he was just 18, his confidence took a big hit.

He eventually decided to have it tattooed on - a process known as scalp micropigmentation.

Now 32, he says his life has changed for the better:

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Plans to extend a York pub’s opening hours have been criticised by a neighbour who claims they can hear the pub quiz questions from their lounge.

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The owners of The Corner Pin, in Tanner Row, have asked City of York Council for permission to extend their opening hours from 01:30 on Fridays and Saturdays to 03:00.

But, a letter written from a neighbour to the council’s licensing committee says: “The conservatory doors are constantly left open and even held open by a hook, so I can plainly hear the questions on quiz nights from my lounge.

“I suffer constant noise past the allowable hours and the additional lighting in the beer garden is left on all night illuminating the side of my house and the two bedrooms."

A decision on the application is due to be made on 4 July.

The legislation allows families to manage the financial affairs of loved ones who go missing.

A man has been charged in connection with an armed robbery after staff at a supermarket were threatened with a sword.

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A man entered the Sainsbury's Local store, on Bradway Road, Sheffield, last Sunday, brandishing the weapon before stealing about £1,000 in cash.

South Yorkshire Police said Bradley Hickman,19, of Edmund Close, Lowedges, has been charged with robbery and possession of a bladed article in connection with the incident.

A 15-year-old boy has also charged with robbery.

A total of 90 drivers have been arrested in North Yorkshire on suspicion of drink or drug-driving in the past three weeks, police have revealed.

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The North Yorkshire force says its officers are currently checking drivers around the clock as part of a campaign to tackle what it calls a "summertime surge" in offending.

Fourteen drivers were arrested as part of Operation Attention during the first weekend alone, police say, with roadside checks being carried out at locations throughout the county.

Just under half of the 90 drivers arrested during the operation have been charged and given court dates, according to police.

Investigations are ongoing around several of the other cases, which may involve drug tests being analysed or further evidence being gathered before a driver is charged, the force adds.

Traffic Sgt Andy Morton says: "Despite doing this job for many years, I’m still appalled when people think it’s okay to put lives at risk in this way. We see the carnage they cause and the devastation they leave behind."

Ecclesall Road is now open again after an overturned car closed the road earlier this morning, police have confirmed:

Rail operator Northern is to officially launch the first of its new fleet of trains next week in Yorkshire next week.

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The company says it's the biggest upgrade for a generation and the new fleet is costing about £500m.

The first nine trains will start carrying passengers from Monday, between Doncaster and Leeds.

The rest of the company's 101-strong fleet will be rolled out every month over the next year, the firm adds.

The new trains, Class 195 and Class 331, will replace the old Pacer trains.

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Building work on York's 8,000-seater Community Stadium will not now be completed as planned by September, it's been confirmed.

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The announcement follows a series of delays to the project, which was originally due to be finished in May.

A report published last week said: "The building contractor is anticipated to complete on-site works early in September".

But councillors were told last night that further information from the building contractor indicated that completion will not now be achieved by then.

It’s the second blow this month to those behind the project after a report claimed the retail units on the site wouldn’t be completed until Christmas.

When finished, both York Football Club and York City Knights rugby league team will play home fixtures at the ground. There'll also be a sports hall, climbing facilities and swimming pool.

The council says it's working with contractors to understand why there has been another delay and says: "We appreciate the past few months have been frustrating for fans and residents.

"We are as disappointed as anyone that the site couldn’t open as early as we’d hoped.”

The police team searching for a missing 23-year-old from Sheffield has released CCTV footage of him leaving his home.

Minod Monger, from Parson Cross, who's described as a "vulnerable" person, hasn't been seen since 10 June.

Police say he has a fear of people and may be surviving by foraging.

They're asking people to check their outbuildings and have released this footage of his last known movements:

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A grey start before it brightens up, with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon.

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This is the scene on the A625 Ecclesall Road in Sheffield at the moment:

The road is currently closed in both directions due to an overturned car.

Traffic's now queuing in the affected area, which is from Greystones Road to Rustlings Road.

Emergency services are at the scene and crews are dealing with the incident.

Leeds-based Asda's calling for more to be done to tackle violence and abuse against shop workers.

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The supermarket's one of several companies to have signed a letter to the government calling for more to be done to tackle the problem.

According to the letter:

• About 115 workers are attacked every day in the UK

• There've been almost 10,000 incidents of violence in convenience stores in the past year

• On average, a shop worker is "abused, threatened or assaulted" 21 times a year

This "highlights one inescapable fact - violence against retail colleagues is a hugely problematic and serious area of crime, with weapons, particularly knives, increasingly significant", the letter claims.

Recent figures from the Usdaw union claim shop workers in Yorkshire are abused, threatened or assaulted on average 19 times a year.

The government launched a consultation on attacks on store staff, external in April.

A new law which will make it easier for families to look after the affairs of a loved one if they go missing is expected to clear its final hurdle in Parliament today.

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Claudia's Law is named after Claudia Lawrence who went missing in York in 2009.

It allows families to take over their loved one's assets in their absence if they've been missing for 90 days or longer.

Miss Lawrence, from the Heworth area of York, was 35 when she disappeared on her way to work at the University of York.

Four men in their 50s were arrested in 2015 in connection with her disappearance but were later released from bail.

The new law is expected to come into effect at the end of next month.

If you're going to break the rules of the road by driving about without an MOT, it's perhaps best to not draw attention to yourself.

For example, it's maybe not a good idea to have several metres of ladder sticking out of the back of a vehicle with a wide open flapping boot:

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A grey start with mist and low cloud, then brightening up in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine.

Overnight, it will stay dry with clear skies and gentle south-easterly winds: