The future of Harrogate's Nightingale Hospital has yet to be decided despite a government pledge to keep it until 2021, the borough council has said.

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The 500-bed temporary field hospital is based at Harrogate's Convention Centre, which is owned by the local authority.

It has not treated a single coronavirus patient since opening at the peak of the outbreak in April.

The council said it is still in talks with the NHS over how much longer it will be needed.

Boris Johnson has announced £3bn to maintain the country's seven Nightingale hospitals until the end of March.

The plan is part of measures to safeguard against another spike in coronavirus cases this winter.

The news comes as a contract between the council and NHS England for the venue's use expires on 31 July.

NHS England has been contacted for a comment.

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Thousands of Leeds United fans gathered in the city's Millennium Square yesterday to celebrate the club's promotion to the Premier League after a 16-year absence:

The Whites were elevated to the top flight on Friday night after West Brom dropped points against Huddersfield, and sealed the Championship on Saturday after Brentford lost to Stoke City.

Despite a request from the club and police, fans had gathered at Elland Road on Friday and Saturday and converged for a third time over the weekend following victory over Derby County.

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Police have issued an appeal for drivers with dashcam footage of a collision on the A1(M) in South Yorkshire in which a teenage girl was seriously injured to come forward.

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The 13-year-old was left seriously hurt when the truck she was travelling in crashed down an embankment.

The Iveco flatbed truck was travelling north near Doncaster when it left the carriageway at about 11:00 on Friday, according to police.

The teenager was taken to hospital and the driver was uninjured.

Anyone who saw what happened, or who has dashcam footage of the vehicle before the collision, is being urged to contact police.