Tobi Sho-Silva scores twice to settle a thrilling National League game between Halifax and Barnet.

Ceara Thacker, 19, was failed by mental health services before killing herself, her parents say.

Ceara Thacker's family say they could have helped if they had known about her poor mental health.

Hospital staff posted to say there were "a lot of sad faces on the ward" after the console was taken.

Seven men involved in a £500,000 cannabis growing operation in Leeds have been jailed.

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Almost 800 plants were seized from properties in Armley, Harehills and Gipton, according to West Yorkshire Police.

All seven pleaded guilty to conspiracy to produce cannabis, with Ermijon Gjuta, Ardit Gjuta and Metali Shehu also pleading guilty to fraudulent document offences.

Det Insp Lee Fletcher, said: "This was an organised operation and these men now have time inside to consider the consequences of their actions on the communities of West Yorkshire and beyond."

• Blerim Trota, 34, of Simmons Drive, Birmingham, was jailed for four years and three months.
• Ermijon Gjuta, 28 of Green Street, Newcastle, received a sentence of four years and three months.
• Ardit Gjuta, 21, of Amberton Approach, Leeds, was sent to prison for four years and three months.
• Metali Shehu, 29, of no fixed abode, was jailed for three years and three months.
• Rigert Papdeja, 21, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to three years and three months.
• Refik Duraku, 36, of no fixed abode, was sent to prison for two years and six months.
• Did Dida, 41 of, no fixed abode, was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

A Sheffield man is in hospital in a serious condition after three masked men attacked him with a machete, police say.

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The 21-year-old victim was set upon by three men wearing balaclavas on Middle Hay Close, Gleadless Valley.

Police believe it was a targeted attack leaving the man with injuries to his head.

It happened at about 20:30 yesterday evening.

Witnesses to the attack are asked to get in touch with police.

People are being encourages to sing in libraries in East Yorkshire this month.

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It's part of some experimental sessions called "cuppa and a choir" which have been organised by the council.

Participants will sing popular songs in an improvised choir.

Two sporting events and students making their return to the city has prompted a travel warning from Sheffield City Council.

Thousands of people are expected over the weekend ahead of the Sheffield 10K, a Sheffield Wednesday football match and students moving in ahead of their new term.

The council is asking people to only drive if it's "essential".

A number of city centre roads are closed on Sunday morning, including Ecclesall Road, Pinstone Street, Arundel Gate and Charter Row.

It's anticipated that worst-affected roads will be the inner ring road from Park Square and Moore Street roundabout, St Mary's Road and Shoreham Street.

Plans have been announced to build three new giant wind farms off the Yorkshire coast.

The developers behind the Dogger Bank project claim it would be the world's biggest and produce enough electricity to power 4.5 million UK homes.

Work is expected to start in January and the first power could be produced in 2023.

Industry body RenewableUK said the investment could "support thousands of new jobs".

The project is located 80 miles (130km) off the East Yorkshire coast and consists of three sites, Creyke Beck A, Creyke Beck B and Teesside A.

The electricity will come ashore at sites in Teesside and Cottingham in East Yorkshire.

Energy firm SSE and its Norwegian partner Equinor said that about £9bn would be invested in the project.

An artist and Leeds United fan has been commissioned to restore artwork he's painted on electrical boxes around Elland Road.

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Vandals covered up the Burley Banksy's tribute to former player Gary Speed a couple of weeks ago.

The club, working alongside the council and Virgin Media, are to work together to restore his work.

Three men have been jailed after a brawl in York during which two of them were doused with ammonia.

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The men clashed in broad daylight in April last year near York Minster.

Officers say the fight caused traffic to stop and left members of the public "fearing for their safety."

All three were jailed after appearing at York Crown Court yesterday.

Simon Turner (pictured left), previously of Beaconsfield Street, York, received a sentence of 27 months.

Christopher Norton (pictured right), of no fixed address, was jailed for 22 months and Lee Thomas (pictured middle), of Burdyke Avenue, York, was sent to prison for one year.

North Yorkshire Police's Det Con Al Foy said: “The fight was a frightening incident for members of the public, with ammonia being thrown and a heavy-duty chain brandished.

“As the judge said, Turner and Norton had no idea of the strength of the ammonia or its likely effect when they threw it into Thomas' face."

The attack on officers who had been called to a disturbance in Leeds is described as "unacceptable".

A man was stabbed twice in an attack in Hull yesterday morning.

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The man was taken to hospital with injuries to his pelvis and lower back after the 04:30 incident.

His injuries are serious but not life-threatening, police say.

Two men are being sought by police in connection with the "isolated" incident.

They were seen on CCTV outside a property on Spring Bank with the victim.

The only descriptions of the men are that they were wearing dark clothing. One may have had a black top on with a white motif on the front.

A 16-year-old boy who made a potential bomb filled with shrapnel has been detained for five years.

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Kieran Cleary, of Camberley Mount, Bradford, told friends he was going to "go on a rampage" and "kill many people", Leeds Crown Court (pictured above) was told.

After searching his home police found two carbon dioxide canisters as well as nails, tacks and panel pins.

Following a trial earlier this year, Cleary was convicted of making an explosive substance.

He was also found guilty of possessing a document likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism. He was cleared of the more serious offence of making an explosive substance with intent.

The court heard the boy had also told fellow students in 2017 he was going to carry out a school shooting and had praised Adolf Hitler.

A major South Yorkshire road has been closed because of a serious crash, police say.

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The A635 junction with Hickleton Road, near Doncaster, is shut following a two vehicle crash at the crossroads.

The road is expected to be closed until rush hour, police say.

A girl, who had been missing from her Rotherham home for more than two months, has been found "safe and well", police say.

Eva Adam, 15, was reported missing earlier this week.

A 41-year-old woman from Rotherham who had been arrested on suspicion of child neglect has been bailed, police say.

Ryan Hampshire and six other players will leave Wakefield when their contracts expire but Danny Kirmond agrees player-coach deal.

Thousands of people have been taking to the streets of Yorkshire today as part of a global protest about climate change.

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Today's events are the latest in a series of strikes started a year ago by 16-year-old Swedish schoolgirl Greta Thunberg.

The protests have now spread across 150 countries, with today's action billed as the largest so far.

In Sheffield, the University of Sheffield's Students’ Union closed for an hour in support of the strike.

Students' Union development officer Harry Carling, 22, said he believes Britain must lead the way in taking action.

"When the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) report came out last September it really took me aback in terms of how little time we have left to change our society", he said.

“I really think that Britain can become a beacon for that change."

PhD student Jenny Patient, 57, said she was "excited" to see so many people taking part, saying she said she had been prompted to take action when she realised the "injustice" of climate change.

"My carbon footprint is massive compared to that of somebody in India or South America [yet] it is those people now who are experiencing the most horrendous droughts, flood, storms, that's what made me think we need to do something about this," she said.

Physiotherapist and yoga instructor Lesley Dike, 65, was among hundreds of protesters gathered outside Sheffield's City Hall.

She said: "The fact the Amazon is burning as we speak is just terrifying, absolutely terrifying, and we have to do something.

"I'm so inspired by Greta Thunberg, the fact that a young woman has decided to take a stand has been such an inspiration to all of us."

A private investigator who was caught on camera in an anti-Muslim rant against London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been jailed for 26 months.

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Police found a stash of material on Pawel Golaszewski's computer, including weapon-making instructions and "silent assassination" techniques.

A judge at the Old Bailey said the 34-year-old's views were "Islamophobic and of an extreme right-wing nature".

Golaszewski, from Leeds, had previously been convicted of terror offences.

A railway cutting which was once a "Mecca for fly-tippers" has been turned into an area of natural beauty.

The embankment in Goldthorpe - pictured below in 2014 - was awash with rubbish that had been dumped, including divan beds and pushchairs.

But, volunteers from the Dearne Area Team have transformed the area into a usable public space.

Children from a local school have helped plant an orchard and information boards have been put up to showcase their work.