Officers investigating a burglary at a house in Sheffield have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to.

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South Yorkshire Police say the break-in happened at a property in Wood Lane, Stannington, at about 23:45 on 18 June while the occupant was asleep upstairs.

The force say money was taken during the burglary and the occupant, who has Parkinson's disease, was left "distressed".

Anyone who recognises the man in the picture is asked to contact police.

BBC Weather

A partly cloudy day with sunny spells in places. Scattered showers will linger throughout the day, these may be heavy at times with some thundery downpours. A little breezy.

The showers will linger through this evening and the first part of the night, continuing to produce the odd rumble of thunder. Turning drier towards dawn, but still with the odd light shower.

Two girls have been rescued from the sea near Cleethorpes after being swept about 400m out to sea on a blue inflatable snake.

The girls were spotted by a member of the public between Fuller Street bridge and Grimsby Docks at about 17:00 on Monday.

Cleethorpes Coastguard said the pair were quickly reached by a lifeboat crew and guided back to the shore.

A spokesman said: "They were two young local girls that had come to beach without any adults and decided they wanted to play in the sea with their inflatable.

"They had absolutely no idea whatsoever what danger they had put themselves in."

The coastguard added that inflatable toys "are not designed to be used on the sea or any other tidal waters" and warned the River Humber has "very strong currents, which will very quickly wash you out to sea".

Scunthorpe sign midfielder Alex Perry on a two-year deal, following his release by Wigan at the end of last season.

A Holocaust survivor and Bradford community leader has died aged 95.

Born in Germany, Rudi Leavor came to the city as a refugee in 1937 and went on to become a hugely respected and active figure in the city's civic life.

He was also known for his work in fostering inter-faith relations.

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Bradford Council leader, councillor Susan Hinchcliffe, said: “Rudi was a brilliant man, a strong advocate for Bradford and a faith leader who the whole district looked up to.

"In his nineties, when most people would have been long retired, he was organising events, taking part in significant commemorations and passing on his life experience, learning and wisdom to the next generation."

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Transforming one of Leeds's most historic buildings into part of the British Library could bring an extra 500,000 visitors a year to the city, according to a report.

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Temple Works in Holbeck, which dates back to 1836, was built as a textile mill, but it is now derelict after attempts to bring it back into use came to nothing.

Later this week, West Yorkshire Combined Authority is expected to agree to spend £5m as part of investigation work into the feasibility of opening a British Library site in the building. If successful, almost £20m more could be made available to make the library a reality.

The building's facade has been described as "a masterpiece of the Egyptian revival" by Marcus Binney from SAVE Britain's Heritage.

"The whole area is coming back to life," said Marcus. "Value is being created; uses are being generated. So this whole quarter of Leeds, which is very forgotten at the moment, will come to life."

West Yorkshire Combined Authority will discuss the plans on Thursday.

Pupils bidding a final farewell to their school were given an unexpected send off when drummers from the Yorkshire Regiment arrived to lead them in a final march.

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Le Cateau County Primary School is based at Catterick Garrison, with many families attached to the unit.

Capt Lofty Simpson-Worboys, unit welfare officer, said they had wanted to ensure children had a memorable last day of term before starting out in secondary education.

"It's a big change for the children who will no doubt miss their friends and all the wonderful staff at [the school]," he said.

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Headteacher Ian Mottram said it was "a fitting tribute" given the large number of service pupils at the school.

"This relationship across the garrison is something we are very proud," he added.

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A member of staff, who worked at the school for 32 years, was also honoured as part of the event, which took place on Friday.

Gill Jackson had been due to retire when lockdown hit, but was persuaded to stay on to help children and families through the pandemic.

As part of the day, she was served breakfast by former pupils and was guest of honour at a special assembly.

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BBC Radio Leeds

A drop-in Covid-19 vaccination service for women is being expanded in Leeds, to help tackle lower uptake rates in Chapeltown.

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It's the third time a female-only clinic has been used in the city, and is one of several walk-in centres around Leeds, external.

The week-long clinic in the Reginald Centre on Chapeltown Road opens on Monday, and is available to women aged 18 and over for their first or second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.

Sam Prince, from the Leeds Covid Vaccination Programme, said: "The clinic ensures that local women have a safe, private space to have their vaccine, and the opportunity to discuss any concerns with healthcare professionals.

"The vaccines are our best hope for returning to a normal life - it will not only protect you, but also your families and your communities from Covid-19.”

A former gas terminal in Lincolnshire could be used as an underground store for the decaying debris.

The plain-clothed police officer was shot at during a pursuit, police say.

Some children in Bradford "remain unprotected" from sex exploitation, a new report says.

An independent review of five cases in the Bradford district since 2001 has found that "children suffered abuse no child should have to experience".

Abuse victim Fiona Goddard said the council and police had chances to "nip it in the bud" but "never did".

The Bradford Partnership said it "fully accepts more needs to be done".

The report was commissioned after nine men were jailed over the sexual exploitation of girls who had been in council care.

Salford postpone their next two Super League games against Hull KR and Wakefield because of coronavirus issues within the club.

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There is a warning that Ripon's new leisure centre and swimming pool could suffer a 'sudden catastrophic collapse'.

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It comes in a letter from the Principal of the City of Ripon Trust to Harrogate Borough Council about the unstable nature of the ground at Camp Close.

Stanley Mackintosh says one of his main areas of concern is that pumping further grout underneath the buildings could cause cavities to move and expand.

Earlier this month leading geologist and town planner Dr Alan Johnson also wrote to the council to raise his concerns about subsidence dangers.

It follows the discovery of a cavity below ground during ongoing works at the site.

Ripon is prone to sinkholes because it sits above a layer of gypsum, a water-soluble rock which leads to the formation of large underground caves.

Harrogate Borough Council says it has employed qualified and experienced geologists and geo-technic engineers to carry out necessary investigation works at the leisure centre site, and more than 3,000 tonnes of grout which, along with the casting of a reinforced concrete slab, provides the foundation for the new swimming pool building.

League One side Lincoln City sign Ipswich midfielder Teddy Bishop and also bring in ex-Bristol City winger Hakeeb Adelakun.

A man has died after his motorcycle was involved in a collision with a car on the A57 in Lincolnshire.

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The crash, involving a a black Yamaha motorbike and a white BMW 1 series coupe, happened at the junction of the A57 and Tom Otters Road at about 21:20 on Monday.

Lincolnshire Police said the motorcyclist, a man in his 30s, was taken to hospital but later died.

The force is appealing for anyone who witnessed the collision, or who saw either of the vehicles prior to the crash, to come forward.

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As Matty Lee, from Leeds, celebrates gold at his first Olympics, the search is already on to find the next generation of medal-winning divers from the city.

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Matty won the men's 10m synchronised platform diving, with his partner Tom Daley on Monday.

Leeds has a history of producing medalists - with divers including Jack Laugher and Dan Goodfellow having trained at the John Charles Centre for Sport.

Former diver and Swim England talent officer Suzie Collins has told BBC Radio Leeds: "There's a really strong legacy of diving in the city.

"In diving, we go out to schools to search for the talent and we look for strong flexible young athletes with good lines outside of the pool.

"Because of Covid, we're doing a virtual talent search this year where people can send videos of themselves doing some of the specific exercises that we would do in school."

An embroidery artist from Hull has taken inspiration from her hometown to create her latest works of art.

Erin Ledsom is exhibiting her work - which includes scenes from around the city and even 80s pop group The Housemartins - at the Ferens Open Exhibition this weekend.

The 22-year-old from Kirk Ella has just graduated from the Royal School of Needlework.

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A councillor has renewed calls for a broken wind turbine to be fixed – four months after a blade was left dangling from the structure.

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Debris was flung from the blade as it broke at Park Spring Wind Farm near Darfield, Barnsley, on March 12.

Councillor Kevin Osborne initially wrote to EDF Renwables, the turbine owner, calling for a safety investigation following the incident.

However, the blade is still hanging from the turbine and has not yet been fixed.

Mr Osborne said: “EDF have quite rightly cordoned off the area because even now, parts of the blade still remain dangling from the tower.

“I have to say, it is an indication, and a really poor advert for the future of renewable energy in the country.

“An increasing part of the energy supply of our country is coming from renewables, and if they can’t get it right, and they can’t keep it safe, then we have to question, is this the way ahead.”

EDF Renewables have been contacted for a comment.

A 29-year-old man has been arrested after reports of a weapon being fired in Scunthorpe.

Humberside Police said the man was held after officers were called to Glebe Road on Monday.

No-one was hurt and a cordon remains in place while investigations continue, the force said.

BBC Weather

Starting dry today, with cloudy skies. Some sunny spells will develop this afternoon, but with scattered showers for some. These showers will bring heavy downpours with thunder and lightning too.

The showers will become most frequent this evening, with the greatest risk of thunder and lightning. The showers will ease overnight, although one or two may linger through to dawn. Mostly cloudy.