Heatwave swimming warning after six drowningspublished at 20:56 British Summer Time 19 July 2021
Rescuers say that lakes and rivers can be a silent summer killer after deaths around England.
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Rescuers say that lakes and rivers can be a silent summer killer after deaths around England.
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Read MoreA man is in hospital in a serious condition after being stabbed in Sheffield overnight.
Police were called to Firshill Crescent at about 21:00 BST to find a man with serious injuries.
The 36-year-old was taken to hospital with two stab wounds and is in a stable condition.
No arrests have been made, South Yorkshire Police said.
A police cordon is in place with much of Firshill Crescent closed, police added.
Witnesses to the incident, or anybody with information, are asked to get in touch with police.
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Read MoreTwo kittens were wrapped in an Asda carrier bag and placed in a bin in Hull, the RSPCA has said.
The "shivering" animals were found by people passing by on Sunday 4 July in Kesteven Way in Kingswood.
An appeal has been launched by the RSPCA to find the people who abandoned the eight-week-old pair.
Luke Hewick, who found the kittens while out on a walk with his partner Lauren Hartley, said they had taken them in to be looked after.
He said: "“They were shaking and scared and soaking wet. I am not sure if it was because of the storm which we had before we found them or if they were wet from breathing in the bag.
“I ran home to get some towels and we wrapped them up, took them home and called the RSPCA. We were happy to keep them for the night and look after them but they soon won us over and we have decided to keep them ourselves.
Animal rescuer inspector Natalie Hill is appealing for help to find the person responsible, adding: “This is appalling and whoever is responsible must be callous to discard two kittens in a bag and throw them away like rubbish.
“If it wasn’t for Luke and Lauren luckily finding them they would have suffered a lingering and terrifying death."
Two people have been arrested after a man was found dead following reports of a disturbance in Snaith.
A 21-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Humberside police said they believed it was an isolated incident.
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Read MoreA rescue operation was launched after a number of swimmers were injured in rough seas at Hornsea's South Beach on the Yorkshire coast yesterday.
"Multiple casualties" were treated by paramedics after they had been swept into a groyne - a coastal defence barrier - during a rough swell.
Hornsea Coastguard said they were called at about 15:25 to Hornsea South Beach to reports of people in the water who needed help.
The inshore lifeboat team attended, along with the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and paramedics, who all gave first aid.
The casualties were left in the care of the ambulance staff, the coastguard added.
It is not known how many people were injured but local reports suggest about six people were involved in the incident.
Two men have been arrested after a solicitor was shot to death in Sheffield earlier this year.
Khurm Javed, 30, also known as Khuram, died after he was found seriously injured in Clough Road on 10 April.
Yesterday, a 19-year-old man and a 20-year-old man were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
They have both been bailed, South Yorkshire Police said.
In total, five people have been arrested in connection with Mr Javed's death.
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Read MoreShoppers will be able to pick up a jab alongside a new wardrobe when a Primark store in Leeds becomes a pop-up vaccination clinic this weekend.
NHS England has announced that shoppers at the city's Trinity centre will be able to pop into the clothing store for their first dose.
Officials are seeking to maximise protection before restrictions are lifted on Monday with a series of pop-up clinics across the country for those who have not taken up the offer of a vaccine.
More than 68 million vaccinations have been delivered by the NHS in England, it added.