Two Sheffield teenagers have been rearrested on suspicion of murder after a man was fatally attacked with a knife on New Year's Day.

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Isaiah Usen-Satchell, 18, died as a result of slash injuries to his arms and wrist after a fight between a group of men on St Aidan's Road, Sheffield, at about 04:20 that morning.

He died later that day.

Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder on 1 January and were bailed.

The two 18-year-old men have since been rearrested, according to South Yorkshire Police.

In total, five men have so far been arrested in connection with the attack, police say.

Officers continue to appeal for witnesses or people with information to come forward.

The deal will see an elected mayor for the whole of West Yorkshire in place by 2021.

A yellow weather warning for ice has been issued for parts of North, West and East Yorkshire., external

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The "be aware" warning is in place from 21:00 this evening until 10:00 tomorrow morning.

The Met Office says to expect:

• Some injuries from slips and falls on icy surfaces
• Probably some icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths

A shop worker was threatened with an axe during a robbery in West Yorkshire.

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It happened at a shop on Charles Street, in Brighouse, just after 18:30 yesterday evening.

Police say two suspects entered the shop one of whom jumped over the counter while the other threatened the worker with the axe.

Officers say the victim, a man in his 40s, was ordered to open the till and the suspects then made off with a quantity of cash.

Anyone who saw two men acting suspiciously in the area, or saw them running from the scene, is being urged to contact police.

Sheffield's Supertram network is in line for a potential multi-million pound renewal after Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced plans to invest £4.2bn in transport projects across the country.

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Supertram infrastructure and vehicles were introduced in 1994, meaning parts of the network are more than 25 years old.

In his budget, external, the Chancellor said "the government would welcome the opportunity to support a range of schemes" including renewal of the network once the £4.2bn fund is made available in 2022.

As part of the Transforming Cities Fund it was alos announced that £166m has been earmarked for other transport schema within the Sheffield City Region.

The money has been allocated for a new bus rapid transit link in Barnsley, as well as a new tram stop on the tram-train line at Magna.

More details of the West Yorkshire devolution deal announced earlier by Chancellor Rishi Sunak have been revealed.

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The deal, said to be worth £1.8bn, includes the creation of a West Yorkshire Mayor, with elections set to take place in May 2021.

The agreement also includes:

• £38m per year for 30 years into West Yorkshire Investment Fund

• £317m to invest in public transport, cycling and walking through Transforming Cities Fund with local flexibility on delivery
• A £25m fund to support the development of a British Library North in Leeds
• Control of the £63m annual Adult Education Budget for West Yorkshire
• £500,000 of government funding to support masterplanning in Bradford City Centre to maximise regeneration opportunities from Northern Powerhouse Rail
• Funding for the next stage of development of the outline business case for Leeds station redevelopment

In a statement, West Yorkshire council leaders said: “This deal will give us greater flexibility to take decisions to address local concerns without asking permission from Whitehall and Westminster.

"That will include the ability to intervene more directly in local transport and in the operation of local bus services.”

The deal will now be put before each local authority for approval and will be the subject of a public consultation.

Police are appealing to find the owners of two safes found dumped on grassland in a South Yorkshire village.

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The safes are believed to have been stolen from somewhere in South Yorkshire and were found at separate times in Aston near Rotherham, say police.

One was found on 7 November 2019 the other on 7 January 2020.

Anyone who recognises either of the safes is being asked to contact South Yorkshire Police.

Following widespread recent flooding in the UK, including in the Calder Valley, Fishlake (pictured below) and Snaith, the Chancellor has announced new funding to boost flood defences.

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"I can announce today that I’m making £120m available immediately to repair defences damaged in the winter floods," he said.

"To support those areas that have been repeatedly flooded, I’m providing £200m of funding directly to local communities to build flood resilience.

"And to protect people and over 300,000 properties, I’m doubling our investment in flood defences over the next six years to £5.2bn."

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced West Yorkshire is to get a directly elected Mayor with access to a transport fund of £4.2bn.

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As part of his Budget speech he said: "We have agreed a new devolution deal in West Yorkshire with a directly elected mayor for the region.

"And, to make sure that it is not just Londoners that benefit from the kind of transport deal that helped Transport for London, I'm announcing today that the new West Yorkshire mayor will, along with the seven other Metro Mayors, get new London-style funding settlements worth £4.2bn."

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Sheffield’s leisure facilities and swimming pools are being reviewed after the council had to bail out the trust which runs them.

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Last year, officers said Sheffield City Trust, also known as Sheffield International Venues, was “haemorrhaging cash” after it got into serious financial difficulties.

The council bailed it out with an emergency £1m, will give it an annual £2.8m subsidy and has granted another £3.5m for emergency health and safety costs and maintenance.

But council chiefs warned the cash was short-term to stop leisure facilities closing imminently.

A long-term plan examining how they are managed and funded in the future was needed, they added.

The council is now working with the trust to develop a "future vision” for sport, leisure and entertainment in the city.

The review should be completed in June before a public consultation throughout the summer.

A final report will be completed at the end of the year ahead of setting the budget in 2021.

The trust operates Ponds Forge, Concord, Hillsborough and Springs Leisure Centres, Heeley Pool and Gym, the English Institute of Sport Sheffield, Ice Sheffield, Fly DSA Arena, the City Hall and Tinsley, Beauchief and Birley golf courses.

Police in West Yorkshire say they're becoming "increasingly concerned" about a 61-year-old man who's gone missing from Holmfirth.

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Nigel Griffiths was last seen on Friday 6 March.

He's described as white, about 6ft tall, with silver hair and spectacles.

Anyone who sees him is being asked to contact West Yorkshire Police as soon as possible.

Some are part time, some have changed jobs, while others have moved to be near fire stations.

These are the lengths new firefighting recruits are going to in an effort to serve communities across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

It comes as unions have criticised the government for failing to fund more full-time staff.

But if you're a retained, or "on-call", firefighter, just what are the challenges?

We've met two people who've just gone through one of the toughest job training courses:

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal stabbing of a man in Sheffield last week.

Jordan Marples-Douglas, 23, died after being stabbed at a property on Woodthorpe Road on Friday night.

South Yorkshire Police said a 25-year-old man from Sheffield was arrested on suspicion of murder last night and remains in police custody.

The force said a 21-year-old woman, from Sheffield, was also arrested earlier this morning on suspicion of assisting an offender.

Two men and a teenager were found hiding up a tree after leading police on a 100mph pursuit around York.

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The three males, aged 38, 23 and 16, were arrested in the early hours of Tuesday morning after the chase which involved, police dogs, a National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter and the use of a stinger, according to North Yorkshire Police.

A white Seat Leon seen being driven in a suspicious manner sped off from police at about 02:30 on the A1237.

Officers say during the chase the car reached speeds of 100mph and at one point drove on the wrong side of the A64,

It was found a short time later abandoned in a hedge near the York Designer Outlet shopping centre.

Police say the helicopter crew then directed officers towards activity near Germany Beck, which turned out to be three men in a tree.

A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Three men have been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, failing to stop, and burglary and theft offences."

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Young people at risk of being sexually or criminally exploited in Sheffield are to be helped by adults they can trust and confide in.

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The Amber Project aims to identify children at risk and stop or reduce their involvement in criminal or violent behaviour.

Specially-trained ambassadors will give children a first point of contact to share what has been happening to them.

Sheffield City Council said it hoped about 70 children would benefit.

The ambassadors, who would all wear an identifiable pin, would include teachers and social workers, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

York MP Rachael Maskell says she has been told to self-isolate as a result of a meeting she had with health minister Nadine Dorries who has been diagnosed with coronavirus.

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The Department of Health said Ms Dorries first showed symptoms on Thursday, the day on which she met with Ms Maskell.

Ms Maskell told BBC Radio York she was not showing any symptoms of the virus but would be isolating herself at home until 19 March:

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A man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over the death of Argentinian footballer Emiliano Sala will no face no further action.

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The striker (pictured left), who had signed with Cardiff City, was killed in plane crash along with pilot David Ibbotson (pictured right), from Crowle, in North Lincolnshire.

In June, Dorset Police arrested a 64-year-old man from North Yorkshire.

On Wednesday the force said it would "not be seeking a formal charging decision by the CPS in relation to homicide offences".

Mr Sala, 28, had been travelling from Nantes to Cardiff on 21 January 2019 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 not been found.

A 12-year-old boy has been seriously injured in a suspected shooting in Huddersfield.

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It happened during a disturbance at Northfield Hall Community Centre, on Norfolk Avenue, at about 19:15 yesterday, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Officers say a short time later, a 12-year-old boy "presented at hospital with injuries consistent with a firearms discharge."

He remains in hospital for treatment for serious, non-life threatening injuries

The suspects are believed to have fled the scene in a BMW, which was later found burnt out in the Huddersfield area.

Det Chf Insp Vanessa Rolfe said: “This level of violence is clearly a cause for concern, especially given the age of the victim and that it happened at a community centre.

“I would appeal for anyone who witnessed the incident or anyone who has any information to contact officers," she added.

Leeds Rhinos loose forward Cameron Smith agrees a new three-year contract with the Super League club.

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A spectacular sunset over parts of West Yorkshire yesterday left the sky looking like it was on fire.

These photos were captured by BBC Weather Watchers near Hebden Bridge and Bingley:

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