A man has been charged in connection with the death of a woman in Sheffield.

Police were called to a property on School Lane, Greenhill, at about 04:00 on Sunday, following reports a woman had been assaulted.

The woman was found with critical injuries and was taken to hospital, where she died yesterday.

A 60-year-old man was charged on Monday with attempted murder.

He has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Sheffield Crown Court tomorrow, police say.

Holly Girven had applied for a job working for BT but says she lost out over no wheelchair access.

A cloudy start today with the chance of a shower.

It should feel warm as sunny spells are expected by late morning continuing through the afternoon.

This evening will see a few cloudy spells and then become clear and cool:

Leeds is at a "tipping point" in its response to coronavirus, according to a health chief in the city.

Victoria Eaton, the director of public health, also said if things didn't improve restrictions could be placed on the city "as early as next week".

The city's latest seven-day infection rate was 56.1 cases per 100,000 people.

When it was added to Public Health England's list on Friday as an "area of concern" the rate was 32.5 per 100,000.

Ms Eaton said that local restrictions were "not inevitable" if the measures being put in place took effect.

She said there were issues with "house parties and socialising when social distancing breaks down".

Ms Eaton added: "In Leeds, and as a country, we are at a tipping point and we really need to step up the responses to this virus.

"It feels like a level of complacency has kicked in and we need to address that pretty quickly."

Fans attend elite competitive football in the UK for the first time since March as Cambridge beat Fulham U21s in the EFL Trophy.

Yorkshire close in on a resounding Bob Willis Trophy win over Leicestershire but it will not be enough to reach Lord's.

League One club Doncaster Rovers sign Arsenal striker Tyreece John-Jules on a season-long loan deal.

A gym owner describes his "unbelievable relief" as he can reopen after restrictions were eased.

A total of 24 cars were damaged during one night last week in part of Sheffield, police say.

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The cars, which were parked on Scott Road in Pitsmoor, were all scratched along their side panels in what police describe as an "incident of criminal damage".

It happened between 20:00 on Thursday 4 September and 06:00 on Friday 5 September, according to South Yorkshire Police.

"Extensive inquiries" are being carried out, including CCTV analysis, but officers say they're "keen" to hear for anyone who may have information about what happened.

Anyone who saw the damage being carried out is also being asked to contact police.

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Bradford-based supermarket chain Morrisons is to make thousands of temporary staff permanent as a surge in demand for online deliveries fuelled by the coronavirus pandemic continues.

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The supermarket is expected to announce the move later this week.

Rivals such as Tesco are hiring more staff to support internet shopping after the lockdown accelerated the shift from visiting stores to online.

The UK's fourth-biggest supermarket had about 97,000 workers before the pandemic and took on 45,000 extra temporary staff during the coronavirus crisis.

About 25,000 of those staff are still working for the supermarket, and more than 6,000 have already been given permanent jobs.

Morrisons is expected to announce on Thursday - when it publishes its interim results - that it plans to make thousands more temporary positions permanent in the coming weeks.

A spokesperson said: "Morrisons has been playing its full part in feeding the nation and that has required the largest recruitment drive our company has ever seen."

Have you seen Kaide Sykes-Ward? He's gone missing from his home in West Yorkshire and it's thought he may have travelled to North Yorkshire.

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The 14-year-old, from Calderdale, was last seen on Friday 4 September. Since then, police believe he has travelled to Easingwold and is still thought to be in that area.

Officers say they are becoming "increasingly concerned" for his welfare.

He was last seen wearing a blue hooded top, grey tracksuit bottoms and trainers, according to police.

Anyone who's seen him, or has information about his whereabouts, is being asked to contact North Yorkshire Police.

Harry Harvey spent three nights wild camping after getting lost in the Yorkshire Dales on Saturday.

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This morning BBC Radio 5 Live’s Your Call programme heard from parents whose children were missing school while they waited for coronavirus tests.

Chris in Selby was worried she was keeping her eight-year-old son off school unnecessarily.

“Two days ago, he woke up with a streaming cold," she said, "no temperature, no other symptoms. He coughed once every hour."

She rang 111, who advised her to get him tested, however when she tried to book a test, the nearest centre was 45 miles away and there were no tests available.

“I’ve now got a child at home who I really don’t think has coronavirus who is obviously now kept off school for another week after being off for six months... There will be children all over the country off school with a mild cough,” she said.

Meanwhile Anna in Banbury kept her two children off school on Monday as her husband had a cough and a temperature over the weekend.

The nearest available test was a five-hour round trip away in Wales.

“Luckily, we’ve got a car, and we can travel,” she said, "I’m almost tempted to order home tests so we’ve got them to hand so if it happens again, we can take a test quickly and send it off straightaway.”

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Katherine in Liverpool has two children in a primary school which has been partially closed due to coronavirus.

“My children are in Year 4 and Year 6 so luckily they’re still in,” she said.

“Half the school was sent home just after lunch yesterday which was a bit of a shock for a lot of parents... we’re thinking it’s going to be us soon.

“I know that they’re trying to do their best but all the kids were so happy to be back in... I did say to my children: ‘Enjoy today, do as much as you can.’”

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A seriously injured man has been taken to hospital following what police have described as an "incident" in York.

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Shortly after 20:15 yesterday, officers received a report of a man seriously hurt at an address on Ouseburn Avenue in Acomb.

The 27-year-old was taken to hospital where his condition is described as "stable".

Two men were subsequently arrested in connection with the incident and remain in custody, according to police.

Anyone who saw what happened is being asked to get in touch with the North Yorkshire force.

Two men who fled the scene of a crash on the M1 near Leeds last night which left two women with "serious injuries" are being sought by police.

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Officers were called to the southbound carriageway at junction 46 at about 23:00 last night where a silver Vauxhall Corsa had left the road and overturned.

Four people were believed to be in the vehicle, but when officers arrived only two female passengers were in the car, say police.

The two women were taken to hospital with serious injuries which are not thought to be life- threatening, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Two men, including the driver, are believed to have left the scene and police are appealing for them to come forward.

Anyone who witnessed the incident, or who has dash cam footage of what happened, is being asked to contact police.

The 80-year-old disappeared in the Yorkshire Dales while out walking on Sunday afternoon.

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Electric scooters and bikes will be made available for rent at hubs in York after council transport bosses approved a one-year trial.

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As electric scooters are currently illegal to ride in the UK on roads, cycle lanes or pavements, the plans needed council support and the rental scheme will be the only way to legally ride an e-scooter around the city.

Speeds will be limited by "geo-fencing" technology – which pinpoints the location of each scooter – and it will be used to stop them from working on pedestrianised streets, councillors have been told.

Scooters will also need to be left in parking bays, to be installed across the city, when customers have finished their journey.

If they are not left in a correct location, users will continue to be charged per minute in a bid to stop scooters cluttering up streets.

The scheme will be provided by a private company rather than the council and is part of Department for Transport green travel plans.

York Hospital and the University of York have supported the plans.

Dan Braidley, transport coordinator at York Hospital, said: "This is an opportunity for York to be innovative and do something. I think we are missing a trick if we don’t try it."

Councillor Andy D’Agorne, executive member for transport, said: "Hopefully we will take the opportunity to learn from the experience and develop something that’s really appropriate for the city of York."

A 14-year-old boy has been robbed in Rotherham by two men riding a moped, police say.

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The victim and a friend told police they were standing at a bus stop on Brinsworth Road at about 20:30 on Saturday 5 September when they were approached by the two men.

The moped passenger searched the boys, took £10 from one of them and then both men rode off in the direction of Whitehill Lane.

Police are appealing for anyone who might have seen what happened, or who saw two men on a blue and white moped acting suspiciously, to get in touch.

A 13-year-old boy has not been seen since leaving his home in Dewsbury on Sunday, say police.

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Cameron Addison, who also goes by the name of Cameron Nelson, was last seen at about noon on Sunday 6 September.

He's described as about 5ft 5ins tall and of medium build.

Anyone who sees him, or who knows where he is, is being asked to contact police.

A 12-year-old boy was hit in the thigh when shots were fired from a car in Sheffield in January.