A Yorkshire-based house building company is to resume working on its sites across the region from today.

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Harron Homes, which has its headquarters in Leeds, had closed all its developments in April to protect staff and customers following the coronavirus outbreak.

Construction work has started up again after a number of safety precautions were introduced, including distancing and enhanced personal protection equipment, the firm says.

James Vincent
Political Editor, BBC Look North

Following the PM's address to the nation last night, family video calls this evening are going to be interesting...

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Who can meet who? Where? And if only one grandparent gets to say hello to their grandson - who gets first dibs?

The crucial information people are asking for today will come out in stages.

The government’s plan is due at 14:00 today, then Boris Johnson speaks in the House of Commons a little while after.

Unions in Yorkshire have criticised the lack of detail, saying no one should feel like they’re being forced back to work.

People will be encouraged back to work on Wednesday if they can’t work from home, but employers are only getting guidance on how to do that tomorrow.

The confusion of who can see who is filling a lot of WhatsApp chats at the moment.

You get the impression the government press conference later will have more questions than a family Zoom quiz.

Police are appealing for witnesses after most of the occupants of a vehicle involved in a serious collision in Doncaster on Saturday night "fled the scene".

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It happened at about 22:30 on the A638 near Red House, when a grey Volkswagen Bora travelling towards Doncaster collided with a Mercedes Sprinter highways maintenance vehicle setting up road works.

Four of the five occupants of the Volkswagon, including the driver, fled the scene immediately, say police.

The front-passenger, a 32-year-old man, remained trapped.

Fire crews released the man and he was taken to hospital suffering from serious head injuries.

Anyone who has information about the collision is being asked to contact police.

The annual memorial service remembering the 56 Bradford City and Lincoln City football fans who died in the Valley Parade fire 35 years ago today is about to get under way.

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The service is being held online this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, and is being streamed via Facebook, external, Instagram, external, Twitter, external, iFollow, external and YouTube, external.

Bradford City were playing Lincoln City at Valley Parade on 11 May 1985 when a fire broke out in one of the stands, leading to the deaths of 54 Bradford fans and two Lincoln supporters.

Due to the coronavirus situation, Bradford City said it wanted people to pay their respects "safely" online this year.

The club's director of communications Ryan Sparks said they deeply regretted their usual service could not go ahead in Centenary Square due to the current restrictions.

Ahead of the service, tributes have been paid across social media to remember those who died in the fire.

Television presenter and former Bradford City Manager Chris Kamara tweeted, external his thoughts for those lost due to Covid-19, but added: "Today though we should remember the 56 people who went to watch a football match between Bradford City and Lincoln City but never returned home - RIP the 56 who died, gone but must never be forgotten."

Lincoln City FC has also tweeted, external about the tragedy:

Policing during the coronavirus outbreak will be "impossible" following the government's introduction of adapted rules, the chairman of West Yorkshire Police Federation has said.

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In his address on Sunday, the prime minister said people who could not work from home - including those in the manufacturing and construction industries - should return to the workplace from Wednesday, but avoid public transport.

People will also be allowed to take unlimited amounts of outdoor exercise, sit or sunbathe in parks and play sports with household members from Wednesday, he added.

Reacting to the announcement, Brian Booth, the chairman of the Police Federation in West Yorkshire, which represents rank-and-file police officers, said: "Policing Covid-19 has become impossible after today.

"My colleagues cannot engage, explain, encourage or enforce such woolly rules," he added.

Asked about the new advice on BBC Breakfast this morning, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab urged people to "use some common sense".

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Investigations are continuing into four shootings in Sheffield in the space of 24 hours.

Police said they took place in the Burngreave, Sharrow and Nether Edge areas of the city during Friday.

Officers were called to Grimesthorpe Road in Burngreave in the early hours of Friday after shots were fired at a group of men. Three of them were taken to hospital.

A 53-year-old man was later shot in the arm and leg at an address in Club Garden Road, Sharrow, at about 02:00. None of the men's injuries are thought to be life-threatening.

Just before 19:00 on Friday, police responded to reports of firearms being "discharged between two groups of men" on Machon Bank in Nether Edge. Police later recovered a firearm nearby.

About 30 minutes later, officers were called to a report of firearm damage on another street in the Nether Edge area.

Anyone with information about any of the shootings is being asked to get in touch with police.

Household waste and recycling centres are reopening in York today.

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The centres at Hazel Court and Strensall, which closed in late March due to the coronavirus outbreak, will have social distancing measures in place.

People have been asked to book a place online or by phoning the council's waste teams.

Councillor Paula Widdowson says: "People book their vehicle in and are given a specific time to arrive.

"Then, when they get to the site, we'll check the vehicle registration matches the booking and in they'll go - and that allows us to ensure social distancing."

Police say they're becoming "increasingly concerned" for the welfare of a 12-year-old boy missing from his home in Leeds.

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Riley Maltas (pictured) hasn't been seen since 20:00 on Saturday when he went missing from Morley.

He's described as 5ft 4ins tall, slim, with short brown hair and glasses.

When last seen he was wearing grey jogging pants, a blue t-shirt, white trainers, and a green camouflage jacket with a sheepskin collar.

Det Insp Richard Holmes said: “We are becoming increasingly concerned for Riley’s welfare given his young age and the length of time he has now been missing.

“It is out of character for him to go missing like this and we urgently need to hear from anyone who has seen him or who has any information that could help to trace him."

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A very breezy day, which should remain dry, with occasional sunny spells.

Winds will ease through tonight, but it will become cold with a chance of a frost in some areas:

A man has been charged with manslaughter after a 38-year-old died of head injuries following an assault.

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Investigations are continuing into the death of Paul McTasney (pictured), who was attacked on Vivien Road, Bradford, in the early hours of Saturday and later died in hospital.

A 31-year-old man is due to appear at Leeds Magistrates' Court today accused of causing his death, West Yorkshire Police said.

Another man, 22, who was also arrested has been released without charge.