Counties face an £85m loss of revenue if "the very real possibility" of no cricket this summer becomes a reality, says a new report.

A man is asking people to join him in celebrating his mum's 90th birthday by beeping their horns when they pass outside her North Yorkshire home.

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Phyllis Watson is 90 today and, like many people across the country, will spend her day at home because of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

However, as a way of keeping her sociable, her son Barrie Watson has been helping to organise the drive-by beeping.

A sign has been placed outside her home in Cayton, Scarborough, asking people to "Pip for Phyllis".

Barrie said: "We got up at 07:00 this morning and went out early [to put up the banner]."

Phyllis said: "I was really surprised when I got up and saw this great big banner stuck in my garden. I've already had a couple of pippers."

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A man from Halifax who was earlier reported to be missing has been found, according to police.

Police have thanked people for sharing the appeal for help in the search for 41-year-old Shane Saddington.

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A mobile testing site for key workers showing symptoms of the Covid-19 virus opens in Scarborough today.

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The military-run drive-through facility is located on the park and ride site in Seamer Road and will be open between 11:00 and 15:00.

In a joint statement, the Department of Health and Social Care and the Ministry of Defence said: “Eligible key workers can turn up to the drive-through site without booking.

"These tests in Scarborough are available for eligible key workers who are self-isolating because they are within the first five days of displaying symptoms of Covid-19.

"The tests are also available for key workers who are self-isolating because someone else in their household is displaying symptoms. The householder displaying the symptoms can also be tested at the site with the key worker."

The Scarborough testing site is also be available for children of key workers, aged between 12 to 18, who are showing symptoms.

Eligible key workers will need to bring their work ID with them to verify their role and will need to attend in their own vehicle.

The school where Jonathan Clayton targeted girls said it was not told about a previous complaint.

Over 5,000 food parcels have been delivered in less than a month to vulnerable people in Leeds, it's been revealed.

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The "unprecedented emergency food distribution programme" is delivering more than 300 parcels a day to people during the coronavirus lockdown, Leeds City Council says.

West Yorkshire Police and the NHS are among those working together to identify people to receive the parcels, while support is also available for anyone calling the coronavirus helpline in Leeds, external.

The parcels are being delivered to people’s homes by volunteers or being made available for collection from a local hub such as a school, children’s centre or local charity building.

Councillor Judith Blake, leader of Leeds City Council, said: “This is a perfect example of Leeds pulling together as a city to help our most vulnerable residents.

"It’s inspiring to see so many different businesses, organisations and services working together to help.

"If any businesses or organisations think they can help, please get in touch. It will help us to continue working together to help provide this vital lifeline to residents," she added.

Police looking for a missing Leeds teenager are searching woods in the city, it's been confirmed.

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Rawan Hussain, 16, from Chapel Allerton, was reported missing at about 13:00 on Sunday after last being seen at home at about 05:00 the same day.

Officers are searching Gledhow Valley Woods as investigations into her disappearance continue, police say.

Anyone who has seen the teenager, or who has any information about her whereabouts, is being asked to contact the West Yorkshire force.

Yorkshire cancel the deals of overseas signings Keshav Maharaj, Ravichandran Ashwin and Nicholas Pooran because of coronavirus.

Vida Healthcare has two care homes in Harrogate for people with dementia.

A major road which connects South Yorkshire with Greater Manchester is to be closed on some weekends as it gets a multi-million pound upgrade.

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The A628 Woodhead Pass, which connects Manchester and Sheffield, will see a £5m investment to create "safer and more dependable journeys", Highways England says.

Over the next 12 months, the 13.5-mile route will undergo wall and barrier repairs, resurfacing and drainage upgrades.

The work is already under way and will see full weekend closures at the start of June and July with traffic diversions in place, according to Highways England.

A Humberside Police van window was smashed as officers attended a nearby incident in East Yorkshire at the weekend, it's emerged.

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Police were dealing with a domestic abuse case on Hull Road in Cottingham yesterday when the van was targeted, the force says.

The driver side window was smashed by people "on a yellow motorbike" which then made off towards Hull, officers added.

An appeal for witnesses has been launched following the damage, according to Humberside Police.

A 99-year-old war veteran who's originally from West Yorkshire and who has raised £29m for the NHS by walking laps of his garden has been honoured with a special postmark.

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Royal Mail will stamp all letters with the message to celebrate Keighley-born Captain Tom Moore's 100th birthday on Thursday.

All stamped post up until Friday will be marked with: "Happy 100th Birthday Captain Thomas Moore NHS fundraising hero 30th April 2020."

Royal Mail said it was "honoured" to issue the postmark.

World War Two veteran Capt Tom, who now lives in Bedfordshire, has extended his challenge to 200 laps after he completed the first 100 laps 14 days ahead of schedule.

His initial £1,000 fundraising target was broken in about 24 hours and he has now raised more than £29m for the NHS.

David Gold, director of public affairs and policy at Royal Mail, said: "What Captain Thomas Moore has achieved is truly phenomenal, and this is reflected in the affection shown for him across the world.

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A new youth justice service in South Yorkshire will ensure young offenders take responsibility for their behaviour and make amends for the harm they have caused, a council report says.

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Sheffield, Rotherham and Barnsley Youth Justice Services are joining together for the new service, called Reparation and Unpaid Work.

In a report, Sam Martin, from Sheffield Council, says: "Youth Justice Services provide support to offenders, rehabilitation, tackle the underlying causes of offending and give young people the support they need to break the cycle of offending and build productive and fulfilling lives.

"Reparation is a practical way to pay back harm caused by the offence, either by directly repairing the harm or through constructive work to help the local community."

The new service includes a variety of activities to pay back benefits to the community, including work similar to community service, the report says.

Mr Martin adds: "This will help young people to make amends for their actions, directly to the people and the communities their offence has affected."

Police are continuing to appeal for information about a suspected murder in West Yorkshire after an arrested man was released without charge.

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A murder investigation was launched after the death of Saleem Butt, 61, at his house in Hyrstlands Road, Batley.

West Yorkshire Police said a man, 64, who was arrested on suspicion of murder is no longer part of the investigation.

Detectives want to hear from anyone who saw Mr Butt in the days leading up to his death last week.

Det Ch Insp Tony Nicholson said: "I would continue to ask people to come forward with any information they have to allow us to continue to piece together Mr Butt's final movements before his death."

Mr Butt was found in his house with serious injuries at about 21:00 on Thursday.

He was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics,

Mr Butt was "well known and well respected locally" and police believe he had spoken to people in the area in the days before his death.

Staff and directors at a residential home will move into motorhomes for three weeks.

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From Captain Tom to Captain Tobias...

A boy with cerebral palsy and autism, who was "inspired" by the fundraising efforts of the 99-year-old war veteran Capt Tom, is raising more than £6,000 by walking the distance of a marathon.

Sheffield Children's Hospital said nine-year-old Tobias could only manage 50m (164ft) when the government first brought in social distancing measures, but he is now covering "750m a day outside his house".

The money raised will go to the hospital and Paces School, a special school in Sheffield which Tobias attends.

Tobias, whose previous plans for a sponsored walk were scuppered by the lockdown, said: "I heard about Captain Tom and I thought 'why don't I use my walker to complete a marathon by walking up and down my street every day?'

The Bradford woman has been working on the Norwegian Gem since October.

Police say they are continuing to appeal for information about a man who was murdered in West Yorkshire last week.

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Saleem Butt, 61, was found with serious injuries in his house on Hyrstlands Road in Batley at about 21:00 on Thursday 23 April. He died at the scene.

A 64-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody, West Yorkshire Police said.

Detectives said Mr Butt was "well known and well-respected locally" and they believe he had spoken to people in the area in the days before his death.

Det Ch Insp Tony Nicholson appealed for them to come forward.

"I am again asking these people to come forward and speak with our officers as they may be able to provide an insight into the circumstances," he said.

"We would also like to speak to anyone who may have seen Mr Butt in the company of others recently, as they may be able to assist our investigation, too."

Hyrstlands Road remains closed between Purlwell Lane and Carr Side Crescent as investigations continue, he added.

Yesterday the North East and Yorkshire had the highest death toll in England from Covid-19.

It should be noted this is only deaths in hospital of people who have been tested for coronavirus, so the true total for the country is likely to be much higher.

• East of England: 49
• London: 64
• Midlands: 57
• North East & Yorkshire: 66
• North West: 46
• South East: 43
• South West: 11

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