A four-year-old boy who was reported missing from Scarborough this morning has been found "safe and well, North Yorkshire Police say.
In a statement posted on Facebook the force said: "Very happy to confirm that the boy reported missing in Scarborough is safe and well."
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder missed out on winning back-to-back Manager of the Year awards after losing out to Premier League winner Jurgen Klopp.
Image source, Rui Vieira/NMC Pool/PA MediaThe Liverpool boss was named the League Managers' Association manager of the year after winning the league - the Reds' first English top-flight title for 30 years.
Wilder, who joined Sheffield United in 2016, has guided the Blades to two promotions, finishing 9th in the Premier League. He won the award in 2019 after winning promotion to the top flight.
The club said it had been "another incredible" year.
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Meanwhile, Marcelo Bielsa was named Championship manager of the year after leading Leeds United to the title and securing promotion to the Premier League after a 16-year absence.
Police have issued an urgent appeal for help to find a four-year-old boy reported missing from Scarborough.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThe boy, who police have not named, was last seen on Dean Road at about 09:20 this morning, police say.
He is described as white with fair curly hair, and was last seen wearing a white, blue and orange t-shirt with “Cheeky Monkey” on the front, grey jeans, a brown fleece hoodie and white Adidas trainers.
Any sightings of the boy should be reported to North Yorkshire Police via the 101 number.
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Harrogate’s convention centre is facing a “very real risk” of failure unless a £47m renovation project is approved, according to a council report
Image source, PA MediaHarrogate Borough Council looks set this week to sign off design and project work for its ageing conference venue which has seen its financial position worsen while being used as an NHS Nightingale Hospital.
The 40-year-old centre could remain on stand-by as a temporary hospital until March next year, and a report put to councillors, external says without investment there is a “very real risk the venue will not survive”.
It adds the convention centre is in “critical need” of upgrades to keep its national appeal and compete with planned venues in Hull and Gateshead.
The rebuild would involve three halls being demolished to make way for a new 5,000 sq m hall, as well as a refurbishment of the venue’s auditorium.
Convention centre director Paula Lorimer said the upgrades would “reinvigorate and re-establish” the venue.
She said: “My ambition is for us to return to the top tier of conference and exhibition centres in the UK as we attract new – and bigger – events in the future".
Have you seen Summer Stubley? She's been missing from her home in Leeds since yesterday and police are growing concerned.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceSummer, 15, was reported missing from Swinnow on Monday.
She's described as white, about 5ft 4ins tall, with red/brown hair.
When she was last seen, she was wearing a fluffy, "teddy-bear" jacket, a white Puma t-shirt, blue jeans and white trainers, police say.
Officers are appealing for anyone who believes they may have seen her, or anyone who has information about her whereabouts, to contact police.
Police have issued an e-fit image after a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted as she walked her dog in Barnsley earlier this year.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe victim was walking down a rural path which runs parallel to Strafford Walk in Dodworth at about 17:00 on Monday 18 May when she was approached by an unknown man
He is then alleged to have grabbed her and sexually assaulted her.
The suspect is described as white, in his 20s, 5ft 10ins tall and of a slim build, police say.
He is thought to have long, straight, blonde hair, with a quiff at the front.
He reportedly had a local accent and was wearing a plain black hooded top with dark grey jogging bottoms, South Yorkshire Police added.
Anybody who recognises the man is being asked to get in touch with police.
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Championship club Sheffield Eagles have withdrawn from this season's Challenge Cup, citing player welfare concerns.
Image source, SWPIX.COMThe 1998 winners were scheduled to face top-flight side Hull FC in the last 16.
Super League fixtures will recommence on 2 August but league seasons in the second and third tiers will not resume because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Challenge Cup is scheduled to restart during the weekend of 22-23 August, with the final being played at Wembley on 17 October.
"Player welfare was the overriding factor in exiting this competition," said a club statement., external
"Super League sides will have played three rounds before the next stage of the cup was due to take place compared to over five months since our last competitive fixture.
"It was felt it wasn't safe to compete, and to do so would risk serious injury to our players."
The system for diagnosing adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is "broken" with some people having to wait up to five years to be assessed, the BBC has found.
One patient who was told to wait two years for a diagnosis said: "There are people out there absolutely desperate."
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SWYP) said one man had waited 1,842 days before assessment - more than five years - with two women waiting 1,788 and 1,455 days before their first assessment in 2019.
The trust does not have a target time. Its average wait was more than a year.
Consultant psychiatrist Prof Marios Adamou said the SWYP Trust had worked "to find solutions to reduce waiting times and increase access to the adult ADHD service".
He said "despite dealing with an unprecedented pandemic" the trust had asked for more money to increase the capacity of the service and a "new clinical pathway" put in since April had "the potential to reduce waiting lists further".
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: "We are determined to see improvements in access to ADHD services and as part of the NHS Long Term Plan children and young people with neurodevelopmental disorders will receive better support throughout the diagnostic process, backed by an extra £33.9 billion a year for the NHS."
Today, there will be a mixture of sunny spells and a few showers throughout the day. A cool and breezy day for many with a brisk north-westerly wind.
Any showers will tend to ease and then die out as the night progresses. There will be clear spells developing and some areas of cloud too.
Holiday firm Jet2 has told passengers not to go to the airport today after cancelling flights to all Spanish destinations.
Image source, PA MediaThe Leeds-based airline said from Tuesday it will not be operating flights to Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza, or to mainland Spain, but will be running a schedule of flights back from those destinations.
The move came as the Foreign Office told people to avoid non-essential journeys to the Canary and Balearic Islands, as well as mainland Spain.
Travellers returning to the UK from anywhere in Spain must now self-isolate for 14 days at a registered address.
Jet2, which only restarted its flights and holidays programme on 15 July, said: "This is an extremely fast-moving situation, and we will provide a further update [on Tuesday]."
Mitch Garbutt is to leave Hull Kingston Rovers at the end of the season to join Toulouse.
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Read MorePolice are appealing for mobile phone footage after two "distressing" incidents they believe were linked to an unlicensed music event in Sheffield last week.
Image source, GoogleIn one incident, at about 18:45 on Friday evening, a 16-year-old boy who had fallen into a stream at Endcliffe Park had to be treated for puncture wounds to his shoulder.
He was taken to hospital with minor injuries and was later discharged.
A 19-year-old man from Bradford was arrested at the scene on suspicion of robbery and has since been released on bail.
In another incident, a teenager was seen by officers brandishing a knife on Rustlings Road.
A 16-year-old boy was subsequently arrested on suspicion of affray and possessing an offensive weapon and has been released under investigation, police say.
Det Ch Insp Jamie Henderson said: "I understand both of these incidents were distressing, especially at such a prominent and popular green space in our city.
"If you have any footage or photos of either of these incidents, please share them with us. Rather than just sharing on social media, please send them directly to us."
The footage could be "vital" to officers' investigations, he added.
Repairs to a wall in Scarborough which was destroyed in a landslide and led to Grade II-listed beach chalets being damaged have been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, councillors will be told later.
The job's contractors have faced supply-chain problems as the building industry emerges from the coronavirus lockdown, borough councillors will be told at a meeting today.
Workers are now expected to be on site in mid-August, over two years after the wall was originally damaged in March 2019.
A second slip in November destroyed the nearby chalets.
A £500,000 repair plan was later put in place to repair and rebuild the listed chalets, with ground stabilisation work also set to take place.
One of Hull's major tourist attractions has reopened today, with new rules put in place to help people stay safe from coronavirus.
Image source, Anna Gowthorpe/PA MediaPre-booking trips, social distancing and a one-way system are some of the measures now in place at The Deep as it reopens after months of closure due to the pandemic.
Venue bosses previously said its future was in doubt with the pandemic keeping customers away and bills still needing to be paid to feed and look after the animals there.
Katy Duke, chief executive at the charity, says the last 18 weeks have been tough financially.
She said: "Obviously without any visitors, the charity doesn't really have any income, so we still have our mouths and our fishy friends to look after and our penguins, and of course there's a huge cost associated with that."
Gemma Sisson-Moore died calling for patients to receive full body scans before getting the all clear.
Read MoreDo you recognise this man? Police want to speak to him after thousands of pounds were illegally withdrawn from a York man's bank account in what police believe was a scam.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThe victim received a call on 22 November last year by someone claiming to be from their bank.
Following the call, someone accessed the man's bank account through several transactions in Leeds amounting to over £8,000, according to police.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceOfficers are now appealing for help in identifying the man pictured on CCTV footage in Leeds who they believe may have information which could help their investigation.
A 10-year-old football fan has completed an epic 176-mile challenge cycling to-and-fro between two stadiums in Sheffield.
Image source, Shay's TriathlonShay O'Grady had been planning to cycle from Hillsborough to Wembley, but instead completed the difference travelling between Sheffield Wednesday's home ground and that of city rivals Sheffield United.
He raised more than £2,000 for Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice - where his cousin, Evie May, goes for respite care.
He said: "It was a very good moment because when I biked in [to Hillsborough] everyone was clapping me.
"I had to do the trip for 23 days. Evie is at Bluebell Wood and she's got loads of friends there, so I wanted to raise money for her and her friends."
Two people have been attacked and verbally abused in a York city centre street in a suspected hate-related assault.
Image source, GoogleThe victims, aged 20 and 21, had been out for a meal and were walking on Piccadilly, near St Denys Road and Dennis Street, at about 12:10 yesterday morning when they were abused and attacked by an unknown man.
They were punched and kicked, causing minor injuries and bruising, police say.
It is suspected the assault was motivated by transphobic and homophobic views, according to North Yorkshire Police.
Anyone who saw what happened, or who has information about the attack, is being asked to contact police.
In particular, officers are seeking information about a man seen in the area who was white, aged in his early 20s, of skinny build and medium height, with brown hair and wearing a black top. He was seen with a woman with long blonde hair.