A man has died after falling from a window on Falsgrave Road in Scarborough.
Image source, GoogleIt happened at about 10:20 on Saturday, according to North Yorkshire Police.
The victim, a 26 year-old man, was taken to hospital where he later died.
Police have launched an investigation into the incident and are asking anyone with information to get in touch.
People in affected areas will be allowed to look after children from outside their households.
Read MoreDrivers using one of the main routes in and out of Hull can expect disruption from this evening as new speed cameras are switched on.
Image source, Gareth Fuller/PA MediaThe 40mph average speed cameras have been installed as work takes place to remove and replace safety barriers from the A63.
The work, which also include the introduction of new street lights, is expected to go on until April next year.
Overnight work will take place between 20:00 and 06:00, Monday to Friday, Highways England said.
Diversions will be in place while the work takes place, it added.
The five-mile stretch from Western Interchange to Daltry Street will be affected during the upgrades.
Hull KR winger Ethan Ryan is unlikely to play again in 2020 as he faces an operation to repair a fractured scaphoid.
Read MoreAn East Yorkshire military museum's entire collection - including RAF aircraft, deactivated weapons and a royal waxwork - has been sold at auction.
Image source, GILBERT BAITSONFort Paull, a gun battery and fort on the north bank of the Humber Estuary, was a museum before closing in January.
The last surviving Blackburn Beverley Transporter aircraft (pictured) earned the biggest sum, selling for £21,000.
The plane, one of 49 built in the 1950s in Brough, near Hull, was bought by a local buyer who has access to a private airfield.
When it entered service, it was the largest aircraft in the RAF and could carry more than 100 troops and a range of military vehicles.
Fort Paull's top sellers were:
Auctioneers would not disclose the total sum raised by the 1,048 lots, but said it was a "six-figure amount".
Police are searching for a missing teenager from Bradford who hasn't been seen since the weekend.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceAshanti Sharp, 16, was last seen at home at about 09:00 on Saturday.
She is described as being about 5ft 6ins tall and of skinny build with shoulder length brown hair, police say.
She may be wearing a light green or navy blue jacket, which is thought to have a fur-type lining on it.
It's possible that she is known to visit the Canterbury and Lidget Green areas of the city, as well as Manningham Lane.
About 75 students at an East Yorkshire school have been told to stay at home after a pupil tested positive for coronavirus.
Image source, GoogleDriffield School and Sixth Form said the person involved hadn't been at school since Friday 11 September.
Parents of the students involved have been informed with about "75 close contacts" being identified in Year 8, it added.
Family members of the students sent home as a precaution don't need to self-isolate unless they develop symptoms as well, according to a statement issued by the school.
Stephen Dunford, 25, shot a 12-year-old boy when he opened fire on a group of people in Sheffield.
Read MoreThe new Bishop of Doncaster has finally been consecrated at York Minster - months after the service was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Image source, Stephen CottrellThe Reverend Canon Sophie Jelley was announced as the the seventh Bishop of Doncaster in December, but her consecration was delayed due to concerns over Covid-19.
Sharing a "socially-distanced selfie" on Twitter, the Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell said it was a "moving service".
Ms Jelley moved to Doncaster to take over the role following the retirement of the Right Reverend Peter Burrows in September last year.
Championship side Huddersfield Town sign Ajax midfielder Carel Eiting on a season-long loan deal.
Read MoreA man has been arrested in connection with two shootings in Sheffield earlier this year.
Image source, JOHN QUAYSThe 20-year-old, who is from Sheffield, has been arrested on suspicion of Section 18 assault, criminal damage and possession of a firearm, police say.
It comes after two shootings in the summer, including one on 29 August which saw an 18-year-old receive foot injuries in a shooting on Harwell Road.
Earlier, on 24 July, police were called to Abbeydale Road at about 01:10 to reports of a dog being shot. It was later put down.
Det Ch Insp Paul Murphy said: “This is the second arrest made in connection to the Harwell Road incident. A 19-year-old man who was arrested on Friday 18 September has been released on police bail."
Oscar the alpaca forced a football match to pause for 15 minutes after he stormed onto the pitch.
Read MoreSome parents of primary school pupils in East Yorkshire say they're unhappy their children aren't being given the choice of a meat-based school meal on one day of the week.
Image source, PA MediaEast Riding of Yorkshire Council has introduced Meat Free Mondays - an international campaign whose aim is to reduce meat consumption and help stop climate change.
But parent Liz Sellars, whose daughter goes to Kilham Primary School, near Driffield, says there should still be a choice for students.
She says: "When I send my daughter off to school, I just presume there's always going to be a choice on the menu and things aren't going to be dictated to that 'You are on Meat-Free Monday'."
Ms Sellars adds that it's important to support agricultural businesses in the area.
Responding, the council says Meat-Free Monday has been introduced to accommodate children’s changing tastes and choices.
David Johnston, the authority's commercial strategic manager, says: "The catering services team will consider the feedback to the new menu and will consult with our schools, looking at alternative options, if schools feel it is appropriate."
A man's been killed and a woman left "critically" injured in a collision in Leeds, police say.
Image source, PA MediaA white Volkswagen Golf travelling along the A58 towards the city centre and a blue Seat Alhambra collided at about 10:35 yesterday, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Emergency services were called to the scene of the collision, which was at the junction of Easterly Road and Hollin Park Mount.
The driver of the Alhambra was pronounced dead at the scene. A woman, who was a passenger in the Alhambra, was taken to hospital with "serious" injuries.
The male driver of the Golf also suffered serious injuries which are not believed to be life-threatening, police say.
Anyone who witnessed the collision, or either vehicle immediately prior to it, is being asked to contact police.
Police are treating the death as "unexplained" but are not looking for anyone else.
Read MoreAll teachers and secondary school pupils in Hull will have to wear face coverings from today as the city tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Image source, PA MediaHealth bosses say they'll have to wear them in indoor spaces, such as corridors and halls.
However, students will be able to take them off during lessons and while they're eating.
The Hull Learning Partnership said it was doing it in conjunction with Hull City Council because of the rising number of cases.
Helen Christmas, public health lead for children and young people, said: “While the number of people with coronavirus in Hull remains much lower than the national and regional averages, we are now seeing a rise, and therefore taking this action to help prevent spread of the virus in schools.
"Secondary school staff, visitors and pupils will be expected to wear face coverings in indoor communal spaces where 2m-distancing is challenging, not including classrooms and when eating or drinking."
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A drive-through coronavirus testing centre will be making an additional visit to Whitby today as the north of the borough finds itself at the centre of an outbreak.
Image source, Reuters/Carl RecineOn Friday, the borough of Scarborough was named an "area of concern" by Public Health England due to a spike in cases, with the area around Whitby singled out as one of the worst affected areas.
Today's drive-through facility will be at Whitby’s park and ride facility in Guisborough Road for anyone with symptoms to get tested.
Today’s visit will not impact on the facility’s regularly scheduled availability in the town on Thursday which will take place as usual.
Scarborough will also get a visit from the testing facility on Wednesday at the Seamer Road park and ride site.
The testing has been 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 should register for a test on the NHS website, external.
People who do not have access to the internet, or who have difficulty with the digital portals, can ring the 119 service to book.
Key workers and members of their household should register for a test on the government website, external.
Volunteers from the Cave Rescue Organisation, which covers the fells around the borders of Cumbria and Yorkshire, spent much of Saturday night looking for an injured walker only to find the casualty had managed to make her own way down, external and to her home 60 miles away.
Image source, CROPolice and the rescue group were contacted just after 21:00, when a woman rang to say her companion had injured her ankle while walking the Yorkshire Dales three peaks challenge, after which the phone battery failed.
With only the rough location where the call was made from for a starting point, emergency services began a search of an area towards the end of the usual route, near Horton in Ribblesdale, and spread out as nothing was found.
Then at about 02:30, just after a helicopter had been arranged to widen the search at first light, the casualty's home police force established the two walkers were safely at home.
Quote MessageIf you do ever find yourselves in difficulty and call upon any of the emergency services, please let the relevant service know at the earliest opportunity if circumstances change, for the better or the worse."
Cave Rescue Organisation statement on social media
Live music has returned to Sheffield's Leadmill venue for the first time in six months in a bid to raise funds for the industry as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
A gig by South Yorkshire group Alvarez Kings on Saturday is thought to be the first to be live-streamed online in the venue's 40-year history.
Online ticket sales from the event will go towards a national Save Our Venues campaign.
The venue is due to reopen today at a reduced capacity with social distancing measures in place.
All events will be seated, with temperature checks on the door and audience members asked not to sing or raise their voices, external.
The venue had to close in March due to the pandemic and has rescheduled or cancelled more than 120 events.
A man has been charged with assault after a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) was attacked in an "incident" at a Hull school at the weekend, police say.
Image source, GoogleThe officer was called to Kingswood Academy on Wawne Road on Saturday. At the scene, the PCSO was assaulted, according to Humberside Police.
As well as being charged with assaulting the PCSO, the 39-year-old man has also been charged with stealing the officer's body-worn camera and "wilfully obstructing him in the execution of his duty".
He is due to appear at court in November.