Sheffield United striker Rhian Brewster is set to miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury.

Listen to BBC radio commentary from Saturday's action in the National League, National League North and National League South.

Crew member Ashley Watson says the team is aiming for its highest-ever placing at a Winter Olympics.

The Army says it is investigating the death of a soldier at Catterick Garrison on Saturday.

The victim was sexually assaulted after being grabbed from behind in Bradford's Pit Hill Park.

Huddersfield Town reach the FA Cup fifth round with victory over Championship strugglers Barnsley.

Preston move to within four points of the Championship play-offs as they inflict a first defeat on Hull head coach Shota Arveladze.

MK Dons come from behind to beat Lincoln 2-1 and move up to third place in League One.

Jermain Defoe's second debut ends in a shock defeat for Sunderland as their automatic promotion hopes took a major dent in a 2-1 loss to Doncaster.

Luke Waterfall nets stoppage-time winner for Grimsby at Notts County.

Oldham sub Junior Luamba's late winner earns victory for the Latics in the battle of League Two's bottom two at Glanford Park.

Rotherham move six points clear in League One after surviving late scare.

George Byers on target again as Sheffield Wednesday continue fine form.

Jack Diamond scores twice as Harrogate maintain their 100% record against Bradford in a 2-0 home triumph.

Isobel - who missed her 6th and 7th birthday parties - said she wanted Boris Johnson to "say sorry".

Sheffield United come from behind to beat Birmingham City with goals from Billy Sharp and Jayden Bogle.

A group of Hull University students moves into a house together to see if they can live sustainably.

Andrew Brady is given a four-month sentence for launching a campaign of abuse against Dan Wootton.

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Staff at a Wakefield care home are on a mission to get as many birthday cards as possible for one of their residents, who turns 101 this month.

Image source, Woodlands Residental Home

Irene Downes couldn't celebrate turning 100 last year because of Covid-19 restrictions, so staff want to make a big fuss this year instead.

Vikki Banks, who works at Woodlands Residential Home in Woolley, said: "Irene loves reading, so if she was to get extra cards it'd mean so much and she'd have a constant smile on her face.

"We just want to do a little bit more this year for her. She has her birthday card from the Queen framed on the wall. She adores her and she does a royal wave every morning and every night, and now the staff do the same every time they meet her."

Police appeal for witnesses after a 30-year-old man dies in a crash on a cycle path in York.