A man's died after the car he was driving left the road and hit a wall in a village in East Yorkshire.

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It happened at about 15:00 on Wednesday when the black Vauxhall Corsa crashed on Main Street in Burstwick.

The driver was taken to hospital for treatment, but died later, police say.

His family has been informed and is being supported by officers, according to Humberside Police.

Anyone who saw what happened, or who saw the vehicle before the crash, is being asked to get in touch with police.

Witness appeal following collision on Main Street, BurstwickEast Riding of Yorkshire.

Stephen Woodall was still asleep when police arrived at the house he had been burgling.

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A mobile coronavirus testing site will be in Whitby on Friday for anyone showing symptoms to get tested.

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The drive-through facility will set up at the park and ride site on the A171 Guisborough Road.

It is being organised by the Department of Health and Social Care which has warned people to not just turn up but make an appointment first.

Anyone who is showing coronavirus symptoms is being asked to register for a test on the NHS website, external.

People who don’t have access to the internet can ring the new 119 service to book.

Key workers and members of their household should register for a test on the government website, external.

Twin brothers have been charged with the murder of a man who died after being attacked in the early hours of New Years Day.

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Isaiah Usen-Satchell, 18, died in hospital on 1 January after being injured during a fight between a group of men in St Aidan's Road near Norfolk Park, in Sheffield.

A postmortem revealed he died as a result of a slash wound to his wrist.

Twin brothers Jacob Mwanza and Isaac Mwanza, both 19, of Rother View Road, Rotherham, have been charged with murder and perverting the course of justice.

Two other men, aged 20 and 22, who were arrested on suspicion of murder on 1 January and 2 January, remain on police bail at this time.

South Yorkshire Police say they are still keen to hear from anyone with information about the incident.

One of the largest gas-to-hydrogen plants in the world could be built near Hull, new plans reveal.

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The Hydrogen to Humber Salt End Project has been announced by Norway-based Equinor.

The hydrogen - which will be for use by local companies - will help to reduce carbon emissions in the Humber region, the firm says.

If the plans go ahead, it's hoped it could lead the way to create a low-carbon industrial cluster in the area by 2030.

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After Leicester, parts of Yorkshire and the north-west of England have recorded the highest rates of new coronavirus infections, according to new data.

However, all but two of the top 10 areas for rates of infection in the week ending 28 June saw a fall compared with the week before, Public Health England reported.

Leicester, however, remains far ahead of the others, with three times as many new cases per 100,000 people as Bradford.

Bedford, the only top 10 place other than Leicester not in the north, has seen its rate of new cases fall by half in a week.

The new data combines two sets of coronavirus tests - those done in hospitals and involving care workers and previously unpublished local figures on tests outside of hospitals.

Police investigating an arson attack on a car and criminal damage to a house in Batley have released CCTV images of three men they want to trace in connection with the incident:

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It happened at about 18.50 on Saturday when three men armed with a golf club, hammer and hockey stick got out of a white Seat Exeo car on Gladwin Street.

The three men damaged two windows at the property and damaged two vehicles parked outside before pouring accelerant onto one of the vehicles and setting it on fire.

A 26-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident and released on bail, according to West Yorkshire Police.

The force has asked for anyone who recognises any of the men pictured above to come forward.

An 88-year-old former paratrooper who walked 100 miles by visiting a different care home every day for 10 days has raised £1,628 for charity.

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Jeffrey Long, from Bingley, trekked up to 16 miles a day last month to honour the "heroic efforts" of care workers.

The veteran is no stranger to tough fundraising challenges having previously walked 650 miles from London to Lausanne in Switzerland wearing a 30kg backpack.

Speaking about his fundraising challenge, which he completed last month, he said: “It has been wonderful to visit so many amazing care homes to see first-hand the high-quality care they provide.

"I was always received with enthusiasm and everyone I met was so friendly."

The money raised will go to the Care Workers Charity.

Mr Long said carers were "undervalued" and needed more recognition.

A man has died after being thrown from his motorcycle in Hull.

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The man was riding east along Anlaby Road when his Lexmoto Titan 125cc motorcycle crashed off the road outside Hull Royal Infirmary at about 03:00 this morning.

Humberside Police said he was fatally injured in the crash.

The force has appealed for anyone who witnessed the incident or saw the motorcycle prior to the collision to come forward.

More police are set to patrol North Yorkshire's streets this weekend as some bars and pubs look to reopen for the first time during the coronavirus outbreak.

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Some rules have been relaxed from Saturday around which places are allowed to reopen, so long as they follow social distancing guidelines.

Many pubs and restaurants have said they'll have extra cleaning in place, along with lower capacities and time limits on tables to ensure people are kept safe.

North Yorkshire Police is asking people to enjoy themselves if they choose to go out this weekend, but to remember "the sacrifices that were made to get us to this point".

Assistant Ch Con Mike Walker, said: "Firstly, my thanks go to everyone who has stayed at home and allowed us to get to the stage where we can see our communities come back to life, albeit still with some restrictions.

"We understand it has been difficult for many people, both in terms of health concerns and economic concerns. As we see our high streets, communities and now licensed venues open up again, we urge people to drink responsibly and respect local residents and their peace and quiet.

"Licensees have had a very difficult few months, please don’t make things worse for your favourite pub or bar by risking their licence through anti-social behaviour or worse."

Patrols are to be stepped up this weekend to catch people who decide to drink and drive, the force added.

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in connection with two shootings in Sheffield earlier this week.

Police were called to Errington Avenue, Arbourthorne, just before 21:45 on Tuesday to reports of shots being fired. A few minutes later, a second shooting was reported nearby on Aylward Road.

South Yorkshire Police said a 20-year-old man was arrested last night in Retford, Nottinghamshire, on suspicion of attempted murder.

The force said a 24-year-old woman, from Sheffield, was also arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

Det Ch Insp Paul Murphy said: "We know this type of criminality has devastating impacts on our communities and we are committed to ensuring that those involved are brought before the courts.

“We are treating this as a targeted attack and do not believe that there is a wider risk to the public. You will continue to see an increased presence of police officers in the Arbourthorne area today."

Two 18-year-old men have been injured after being shot with a BB gun in York.

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North Yorkshire Police say one of the men was sprayed with "incapacitant spray" before being shot at about 01.30 on Wednesday on Tadcaster Road, York, near to the entrance to Hob Moor.

The force say the two men, who were walking home from the Knavesmire with a third man, also 18, suffered bruising as a result of the attack.

Officers say the attack was carried out by two men aged between 16 and 18-years-old

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact police.

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Three major music venues in Sheffield are at risk of closing for good due to the coronavirus unless the government gives an immediate cash injection to save them, a charity claims.

The Leadmill (pictured), Corporation and Abbeydale Picture House have been put on the "at risk" register by the Music Venue Trust, which represents hundreds of grassroots venues.

The Leadmill has warned the entire arts sector is "on a cliff edge" and says it has zero income coming in.

Meanwhile, Corporation hasn’t been able to claim any grants and also has no income.

Both venues have furloughed staff, but owners say they don't know how they'll top up wages once the scheme ends in August - and both say it will be before any live acts can return.

The Music Venue Trust says 90% of venues and festivals face permanent closure and has issued an urgent warning that £50m is needed to prevent mass closures in coming months.

The trust says the coronavirus lockdown means a rescue package is fundamental to the survival of a large number of venues.

In addition, it’s proposing a one-off cut in VAT on ticket sales for the next three years for venues and promoters.

Chief executive Mark Dayvd says: "When we eventually emerge from lockdown, grassroots music venues, the absolute bedrock on which our world-beating £5.2bn per year industry has been built, are going to be essential to live music bouncing back."

Lockdown has massively disrupted children's activity levels, Sport England says.

West Bromwich Albion move a point behind Championship leaders Leeds United after a comfortable win at Sheffield Wednesday.

Huddersfield record their best away win of the season to beat Birmingham and climb out of the bottom three.

Dura Beds in Batley is closing for two weeks as a precaution after eight workers tested positive.

Sheffield United say their Bramall Lane stadium and training ground are among properties back in the Premier League club's ownership.

An investigation's been launched following the death of a child at a house in East Yorkshire.

Officers were called to a house on Morley Street in Goole on Sunday 28 June, according to Humberside Police.

On arrival, it was found that a 17-month-old child had died.

A post-mortem examination was due to be completed today, the force said.

The circumstances of the child’s death are the subject of an ongoing investigation, it added.