Only six teams can now become county champions this summer at the end of the competition's initial group stage.

Detectives appeal for information after a 16-year-old was stabbed in the face in Sleaford.

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George Hill scores his maiden first-class half-century but Yorkshire are bowled out cheaply by a fine Northamptonshire seam display.

Super League club Hull KR sign forward Frankie Halton on a two-year deal from Championship side Featherstone Rovers.

The county needs more local decision making power to help it attract younger people, a report finds.

Collector Pete Hammond dons his favourite three lions kit as the team prepares to face Ukraine.

Yorkshire sign Hampshire batsman Sam Northeast on loan for two Championship games and one in the T20 Blast.

People living near Cleethorpes Academy say they wanted to "make a stand" about traffic levels.

After a bruising campaign the voters of Batley and Spen react to the election of Labour's Kim Leadbeater.

Sir Keir Starmer visits Batley and Spen, where Labour hopes to hold on to the seat on 1 July.

Kim Leadbeater is Labour's by-election candidate in Batley and Spen - her sister's old seat.

Kim Leadbeater announces her intention to stand for election in Jo Cox's former constituency.

Kim Leadbeater says a key part of her by-election success was being "born and bred" in the area.

Labour's Kim Leadbeater said she was delighted constituents had "rejected division and... voted for hope".

Leader Sir Keir Starmer is desperate not to suffer another by-election defeat by the Conservatives.

Colin Matthews, who scaled a fence to argue over a piece of land with his neighbour, apologises.

Residents and students in Leeds have complained after piles of rubbish were left across Hyde Park and Headingley today.

Image source, Kate Wells

The start of July often sees students leave their current accommodation and move into new houses and flats across the city.

Pictures shared on social media show overflowing bins, bags of rubbish left on streets and furniture such as mattresses and sofas lying on footpaths.

Elena (pictured below), a student at Leeds Conservatoire, says: “When we turned up to this house, our new one, the whole entire house was covered in the last tenant’s litter. It’s everywhere.”

Kate Wells (pictured below), a nearby resident in Hyde Park, says she woke up to rubbish “piled up outside almost every student house”.

She says: “It feels like living in a slum, to be honest. There’s a lot of rubbish everywhere, there’s furniture out in people’s yards. It just doesn’t feel like a very nice place to live.”

Leeds City Council has been approached for comment.

Gabriel Andrei and his brother Florin were both convicted of murder at Sheffield Crown Court.