The tribute is part of the "feminisation" of street names in the neighbourhood of Koekelberg.

An eight-year-old girl has raised hundreds of pounds for the NHS during the coronavirus lockdown by making bracelets.

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In April, Izzy Harwood (pictured), a pupil at Whitley and Eggborough Community School, set up a fundraising page and began to make bracelets in return for donations to the NHS.

She's now raised more than £400 for the Association of NHS Charities, according to North Yorkshire County Council.

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Her mum, Nicky Harwood, said Izzy had started the project after saying she wanted to raise money for the people who are saving lives during the coronavirus pandemic.

Izzy said: “I’ve been really missing my friends during lockdown and missing going to school and I wanted to do something to help the people who were helping others during the pandemic.”

Her headteacher, Sarah Langridge, said: “We are really proud of Izzy's efforts of fundraising and it was such a lovely idea."

Sheffield Hatters, the oldest and most successful team in women's basketball, may be unable to compete next season because of a lack of funds.

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Head coach Vanessa Ellis (pictured) has said that the Hatters, who were formed in 1961, need £60,000 to enter the WBBL.

"Because of Covid-19, a lot of our sponsors can't give us as much [money] so we can't commit to playing next season," she told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"We're gutted. It's out of our hands, there's nothing we can do."

She added: "At the moment we've let the league know that we don't think we'll enter. They're giving us time to find the funding but it doesn't look likely that we'll find the money."

The Hatters won the treble in the inaugural season of the WBBL in 2014-15 and the WBBL Trophy is named after Hatters founder Betty Codona.

Four armed men wearing balaclavas broke into a house and threatened the occupants before escaping with cash and jewellery.

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Officers say the men entered the property in the Roberttown Lane area of Liversedge on Friday afternoon.

Det Sgt Adam Johnson said: "This was an incredibly distressing and frightening incident for the victims."

Some items from the robbery were thrown from a Black BMW seen driving at speed on Cliff Lane, Gomersal, shortly after the incident, the force says.

Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.

Bradford is second in the UK's Covid-19 league table, says Dr John Wright, because it's a table of inequality.

Major repairs to the tower of an East Yorkshire windmill begin today.

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Scaffolding will be erected around Skidby Mill to allow contractors to carry out repairs to the roof and windows and repaint the 75ft (22m) structure.

The mill sails have already been removed and sent for repair by a specialist millwright. It is hoped they will be returned in early 2021.

Paul Kilvington, from East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: “Skidby Mill is a much- loved local feature and... we are committed to maintaining the structure. Works of this nature are required to keep its fabric in good condition.

"The erection of the scaffolding means that it is not possible to reopen Skidby Mill yet, but further details of a reopening date will be issued as soon as possible."

A 15-year-old boy has been rearrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a teenage boy was stabbed in the back.

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The 17-year-old was found stabbed on Vicar Lane in Leeds city centre just after 18:00 BST on Friday, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Eight males, aged 15 to 18, were initially arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in connection with the incident and later released under investigation.

West Yorkshire Police say one of the eight - a 15-year-old boy - has now been rearrested.

A force spokesperson said the victim is continuing to receive treatment in hospital for "serious but not life threatening" injuries.

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

Detectives investigating the murder of a woman found stabbed to death at a house in Sheffield are appealing for information to help piece together events surrounding the incident.

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Officers were called to Ravenscroft Place in the Richmond area at about 22:30 on Saturday to reports a woman had been stabbed. South Yorkshire Police said she was taken to hospital but died soon after.

Two people, a 36-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman, have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Temporary Det Ch Insp Simon Palmer, senior investigating officer, said: “Our enquiries are taking in a wider geographical area than solely Ravenscroft Place.

"One of the suspects, the 41-year-old woman, was arrested on Nunnery Place, which is over two miles away from where we believe the victim was injured.

“We are currently working to piece together events between the reported stabbing on Ravenscroft Place and the arrest on Nunnery Place.

"I am asking that anyone living in this part of the city considers if they saw anything unusual on Saturday night between 10.30pm and midnight. “Please check your CCTV or dashcam footage and contact us if you have any information that might help."

An iconic live music venue in Sheffield says the announcement of a £1.57bn lifeline for the culture sector is "excellent news" after it suffered a drop in income because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden told BBC Breakfast new grants and loans aim to preserve "crown jewels" in the UK's art sector as well as local venues.

It follows several weeks of pressure, with industry leaders warning that many venues were on the brink of collapse.

Independent cinemas, heritage sites and music venues will also be eligible.

Rebecca Walker, from Sheffield's Leadmill, said: "The announcement is excellent news and we look so forward to working with the government on this.

"The fact they mentioned live music venues right down to the basement pubs where people see their first bands is incredibly encouraging. It's vital to make sure these places stay alive."

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British Olympic diver Alicia Blagg has been forced to abandon her bid for the Tokyo Olympics and retire from the sport at 23 after a "heartbreaking" shoulder injury.

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Blagg, from Wakefield, dealt with depression and anxiety after two major wrist operations and became one of Britain's most decorated female divers.

She competed at London 2012 and Rio 2016 and won multiple European and Commonwealth medals during her career.

However, Blagg has been unable to recover from a labrum tear sustained last year.

"It's still in so much pain and it's time I listened to my body," she told BBC Sport.

Police are appealing for help to find a woman reported missing from Hull.

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Sophie Riley was last seen in the city at about 19:30 on Sunday.

She is described as 5"3, slim, with long black hair, and was last seen wearing a wearing dark green jacket and lime green ripped jeans.

Anyone who sees her is asked to contact Humberside Police.

A colourful mural celebrating the work of the doctors, nurses and staff at the NHS has appeared on a road in Hull.

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Hull Images on Instagram spotted the mural on Anlaby Road which shows a nurse walking under a rainbow.

It's been painted as part of nationwide celebrations to celebrate the 72nd birthday of the NHS.

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A crumbling 16th Century manor house which is said to be "too important" for a city to lose could be bought by Bradford Council.

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Manningham Old Manor House on on Rosebury Road is one of the city's oldest surviving buildings, but has been empty since 2000.

Conservation groups have raised concerns for years about the derelict Grade II-listed building.

A council report said: "Internally, the building has been stripped to a shell and has suffered through poor and abortive alteration works, leaving the building partly filled with debris and lacking any floors or wall finishes."

Historic England, which has provided interim funding to stop the manor degrading further, said it is "a rare surviving building of its type and a key building in the conservation area".

Councillors have been urged to approve a compulsory purchase order at a meeting on Tuesday as a "last resort".

Six young photographers document an evening out as lockdown measures are eased in England.

Hull and Bradford will be among the places hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report out today.

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The Social Market Foundation (SMF) says London and the South East will bounce back more quickly.

Amy Norman from the SMF says: "Hull has pre-existing economic conditions such as its employment rate, which means it's likely to see a slower recovery and potentially prolonged consequences, in comparison to other areas of the country."

The report also found that young people were more vulnerable to the economic impacts of the virus crisis.

It said people between the ages of 20 and 24 were least likely to work in sectors like education, health or public administration, which have seen fewer people furloughed or made redundant.

The BBC has approached the government for comment.

A project to help soldiers with alcohol and gambling problems has received backing from the Army after it helped scores of recovering addicts.

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MilSMART, based at Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire, has been described by organisers as the first scheme in the UK to offer support specifically for service personnel.

Catterick Garrison is the largest garrison in the UK with more than 11,000 serving soldiers and 15 different regiments.

Set up in 2017 by the charity Humankind and adult drug and alcohol recovery service North Yorkshire Horizons, the MilSMART recovery programme has helped about 100 soldiers to date.

Humankind said the project was facing closure after funding came to an end, but with the Army's backing its future has been secured until 2022.

There are also plans to roll it out across four more military bases in England and Scotland.

A spokesman said receiving the Army's support was a real boost for the programme.

Huddersfield stand-off Lee Gaskell signs a one-year contract extension to the end of the 2021 season.

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Hull City's loanee midfielder Herbie Kane will not play again this season because of a hamstring injury.

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 55-year-old woman died from stab wounds in Sheffield.

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Officers were called to Ravenscroft Place in the Richmond area at about 22:30 on Saturday to reports a woman had been stabbed.

She was taken to hospital but died soon after, South Yorkshire Police said.

A 36-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of murder.

Officers asked for anyone with information to contact police on 101, or anonymously via Crimestoppers.