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Read MoreA mountain rescue team has urged people not to "push the boundaries" of lockdown exercise guidelines after being called to help a mountain biker injured while "taking unnecessary risks" in South Yorkshire.
Image source, Woodhead Mountain Rescue TeamThe team were called to help the rider after he came off his bike and injured his arm and leg in Grenoside Woods.
Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team said there was a delay in getting an ambulance because Yorkshire Ambulance Service were "very busy dealing with incidents in the Sheffield area".
The volunteers added this was a "prime example of people pushing the exercise guidelines beyond the boundaries of what is acceptable and putting extra strain on the NHS".
It wrote on Facebook saying: "Yes it's fine to go cycling for exercise, but tackling downhill mountain bike trails is taking unnecessary risks.
"Today this area was very busy with people doing just this, we know we're all itching to return to a sense of normality but right now is not the time.
"Team members returned to the ambulance station to start the lengthy process of decontamination of all our equipment and the restocking of PPE."
A 40-year-old man has appeared in court accused of murdering his wife who worked in an operating theatre.
Image source, Family HandoutVictoria Woodhall, 31, worked at Rotherham General Hospital and died after being stabbed at Windsor Crescent in Middlecliffe, Barnsley on 29 March.
Her husband, Craig Woodhall, formerly of Windsor Crescent, appeared before Sheffield Crown Court.
No pleas were entered and Judge Jeremy Richardson QC said Mr Woodhall would appear for another hearing on 19 June.
Mr Woodhall appeared in court via video link and was remanded in custody with a trial date provisionally fixed for 28 September.
A motorcyclist has died in a crash in Barnsley, police say.
Image source, GoogleThe rider crashed at about 12:30 on Saturday on Cawthorne Road near to the point where the road goes under the M1
The 27-year-old is thought to have been riding downhill towards the M1 bridge when he and his bike left the road. No other vehicles are thought to have been involved, South Yorkshire Police say.
The rider, who is from Barnsley, was taken to hospital but later died.
Anybody who saw the crash, or the rider beforehand, is asked to get in touch with police.
Dozens of high visibility road signs have been put up around North Yorkshire in the latest move to stop unwelcome visitors to the county’s beauty spots during the coronavirus lockdown.
Image source, NYCCLast week North Yorkshire Police confirmed nearly 500 fines had been issued to people, with more than half issued to visitors from outside the county, including ten given to people who had travelled from London.
Assistant Chief Constable Mike Walker said: “While most people have done the right thing by staying at home, protecting the NHS and saving lives, a small minority continue to defy the rules or look for loopholes.
“To be clear – there is no excuse for travelling the sort of distances we are seeing and we will continue to issue fines to those who persist," he added.
The signs are in place throughout the county including at Skipton, Sutton Bank and Whitby.
A man has been rescued from the River Don in Rotherham after getting into difficulty.
Image source, GoogleSpecially-trained firefighters went into the river near Forge Island in the town centre to pull the man to safety yesterday evening.
The incident happened at about 19:50 with the man being aided by a buoy but "struggling to float", the fire service said.
He was suffering with hypothermia and was handed over to the ambulance service.
About 500 meals a day are being dished up to workers at Doncaster Royal Infirmary.
Read MoreA man with serious injuries has been airlifted to hospital after the car he was travelling in crashed in the North York Moors National Park.
Image source, GoogleThe collision, which involved a blue Audi A3, happened on Saturday on Knott Road, north of Rosedale Abbey, at about 13:00, according to North Yorkshire Police.
A 21-year-old male from Middlesbrough was taken to James Cook Hospital by air ambulance suffering from "serious injuries", police say.
Two other occupants of the vehicle were arrested and released while an investigation into the incident takes place.
Anyone who saw the vehicle prior to the collision, or who has dashcam footage, or any other information which might help the investigation, is being asked to contact police.
The goose, which has laid four eggs, has taken up residence at York's railway station.
Read MoreRecycling centres and tips have reopened in East Yorkshire under strict new rules to allow people to get rid of "essential waste".
Image source, Photofusion/Getty ImagesPeople are only allowed to visit the site if "absolutely necessary" and where waste can't be stored at home safely.
Tips were initially closed following the government's "stay at home" rules, but have reopened after residents told the council rubbish was building up at people's homes.
Only cars and small vans are allowed with one person per vehicle, the council said.
The sites will be open from 10:00 every day, but people are being told not to rush to the centres.
Richard Burton, leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: "We need residents to follow the strict new measures put in place in order to protect both those visiting and the staff on site – and only make the journey if it’s absolutely necessary.
"Please also be careful about when you choose to visit. We are expecting long waiting times so we’d ask residents to please be patient and please listen to any guidance from staff."
Hairdressers and decorators in York are being asked to hand over unused Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to front-line services.
Image source, City of York CouncilThe appeal's been made by the City of York Council which says it needs gloves, aprons, masks and other items, to help protect its workers from coronavirus.
Keith Aspden, the authority's leader, said some government supplies were getting through, but deliveries were irregular.
He said: "We have supply over coming days and weeks, depending on what the item is, but what we need is certainty over the coming weeks and months, because we know the situation we're in now isn't going to go away very quickly.
"Anything local groups, organisation and schools can do to help us supplement that provision would be hugely grateful."
A man was killed when the car he was driving crashed into a tree in Hull.
Image source, GoogleThe 29-year-old man crashed while driving a silver Ford Focus along Sutton Road at about 23:10 on Friday night.
He was pronounced dead at the scene, Humberside Police said.
Any witnesses to the crash are asked to get in touch with police as part of their investigation.
New temporary search powers have been given to police following a weekend of violence in parts of Keighley.
Image source, PA MediaThe new powers mean officers can stop and search people or vehicles for offensive weapons in the area bordered by Spring Garden Lane, Shann Lane, West Lane and the A629.
Police say: "On Friday there were reports of a large number of people carrying weapons and wearing balaclavas in Devonshire Street.
"On Saturday a man was seriously assaulted in the same area and on Sunday there were reports of a number of men in vehicles gathering in the area thought to be part of the same situation."
The new powers were put in place at 19:15 last night and last for 24 hours.
Supt Sally Fryer said: “These incidents appear to have been targeted and involve rival criminal groups.
"We are putting measures in place to deter any further incidents including these additional search powers."
Supt Fryer said extra police patrols will be in place in the area today and officers will take "robust action" against anyone suspect of being involved in these incidents."
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Apple growers in an area historically known as the Orchard of North Yorkshire are hopeful April's warm weather could herald the best crop in years.
Image source, Getty ImagesGrowers said high pressure and sunshine meant bees have been more active and flowers had longer to be pollinated.
Cameron Smith, of Orchards of Husthwaite, said the blossoms were the best he had seen in 10 years.
The National Trust said the mild winter and warm weather meant apple blossom had appeared earlier than usual.
It cares for traditional apple orchards across the county, including at Beningbrough Hall, near York, and Nunnington Hall near Helmsley.
Nunnington Hall's head gardener Nick Fraser said: "Perhaps one of the reasons why this year's blossom seems so spectacular is that we're all paying closer attention to it, we're taking time to properly stop and look and reflect."
A healthcare worker described as the "perfect dad and granddad" has died after contracting Covid-19.
Image source, STHNHSFTRay Lever, 62, a domestic services assistant at Sheffield's Northern General Hospital, was a "credit to the NHS", the trust said.
His daughters paid tribute to medical staff who fulfilled his last request to have a drink of his favourite beer.
His daughters Rachel, Kathryn and Rebecca said: "Our world will never be the same again."
They added: "Dad was the perfect dad and granddad, and nothing was ever too much trouble for him if it meant helping someone else.
Mr Lever, who died on Friday, had previously worked in patient areas but was moved to non-patient areas early on in the outbreak, according to Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STHNHSFT).
Trust chief executive Kirsten Major said: "His family can be justifiably proud that he made a difference to people's lives each and every single day."
Two motorcyclists who rode more than 100 miles to buy fish and chips have been fined for breaching coronavirus lockdown restrictions.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThe pair had travelled from Rochdale to Whitby before being stopped, fined and sent home by North Yorkshire Police.
Writing on Facebook Whitby Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "Whilst Whitby would usually welcome visitors to sample our finest fish and chips, due to the current climate this does not constitute reasonable travel.
"Unfortunately for those motorcyclists we were in the right ‘plaice’ at the right time."
Police have issued an appeal to find a 15-year-old boy who has been missing from Hull for five days.
Image source, Humberside PoliceKaden Evans (pictured), was last seen on Thursday in the Elgar Road area in west Hull.
Officers have appealed to Kaden, or anyone who thinks they can help find him, to contact them.
Carers are asking people to send Bert Vincent a card to help him celebrate later this month.
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Sunny intervals will develop into the afternoon and winds will become quite gusty throughout the day.
Any showers will ease by early evening, with some patchy cloud persisting through the night:
