Derbyshire sign fast bowler Viljoenpublished at 07:47 Greenwich Mean Time 7 December 2016
Derbyshire sign South Africa fast bowler Hardus Viljoen as a non-overseas Kolpak player on a three-year contract.
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Derbyshire sign fast bowler Viljoenpublished at 07:47 Greenwich Mean Time 7 December 2016
Yeovil upset Dons in Checkatrade Trophypublished at 22:49 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Robbie Neilson's first game as MK Dons boss ends in a 4-1 defeat by Yeovil in the Checkatrade Trophy second round.
Read MoreFive things we've learnt todaypublished at 18:02 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield newsThat's my time with you today at an end - but updates from colleagues across the BBC will continue through this evening.
But here's a few of the big stories for South Yorkshire we've covered so far today:
- 170 people are expected to attend a debate over future of Sheffield Central Library tonight
Image source, South Yorkshire Police
- A man is hit by a bus in Sheffield on West Street - the extent of his injuries aren't yet known
- There's more space and more speed on the M1 around Rotherham from today
Image source, Debi Beardshaw- A Barnsley petrol station cashier hurt in a hit-and-run 'will tackle again'
Famous stepping stones 'impassable'published at 17:57 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Walkers in the Peak District have been told not to use the famous Dovedale stepping stones because two have been washed out of position.
Read MoreSpeeding driver who killed motorist jailed for over six yearspublished at 17:35 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, YorkshireA speeding driver who killed another motorist and injured four other people in a crash has been jailed forsix years and four months.
Grahame Smith, 58, from Doncaster, died on 22 December when his Volvo car was struck by 22-year-old Taiyab Mehmood's Seat Leon in Pitsmoor Road, Sheffield.
The force of the collision ripped the engine from Mehmood's car and shunted Mr Smith's car off the road.
Mehmood, of Nottingham Street, admitted causing death by dangerous driving.
Image source, GoogleMr Smith's partner Gillian Heptinstall, 57, and a 66-year-old man who were passengers in the Volvo both suffered serious injuries.
Ms Heptinstall suffered a serious brain injury, fractured elbow, broken arm and fingers and fractured ribs.
Two men - aged 19 and 20 - who were in Mehmood's car were also injured.
Three arrested over Robin Hood Airport trespasspublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
BBC Look NorthThree men have been arrested over an online video apparently showing trespassers in a hangar at Robin Hood Airport.
The men, all aged 19, are being questioned on suspicion of endangering the safety of an aircraft. It follows an incident in a hangar at the airport near Doncaster last month.
A video was posted on YouTube but has since been removed.
Image source, PAFiery debate expected at Sheffield Central Librarypublished at 17:13 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
James Vincent
Reporter BBC Look North
Here's the scene at Sheffield Town Hall, where it's standing room only tonight.
You might remember a couple of weeks ago we told you about the council's idea to turn the city's central library into a five-star hotel.
This evening is the first chance people have had to tell the council what they think.
They're expecting so many people to turn up, they've had to put another meeting on next week.
Jail for Sheffield driver who killed man and left victim's partner with brain injurypublished at 16:58 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Image source, Sheffield StarA speeding Sheffield driver who killed a man and left the victim's partner with brain injuries after crashing into their vehicle has been jailed, external - but for less than seven years.
Your views: Meeting tonight about the future of Sheffield City Librarypublished at 16:35 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Charlotte Rose
BBC Radio Sheffield Political ReporterAbout 170 people are expected at a meeting about the future of the Graves Building and Sheffield Central Library later.
Last month, Sheffield City Council announced the building could be leased by a Chinese Investor to create a luxury hotel.
Here are just a few of the views people are expressing on social media ahead of the meeting.
Nearly 10,000 people have now signed the petition to save Sheffield Library.
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End of twitter post 2Sheffield man jailed for six years after shooting teenagerpublished at 16:16 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Gina Bolton
BBC Radio SheffieldA man who shot a teenager has been jailed for six years.
Nathan Marples, 25, from Wordsworth Avenue in Parson Cross, left 50 lead pellets in the 19-year-old man's body following an incident at a petrol station in Sheffield back in July.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe teenager suffered minor wounds to his arm and stomach.
Marples was sentenced today at Sheffield Crown Court.
New song raises money for runaway children's charitypublished at 15:52 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Shawkat Hashmi
BBC SheffieldA group of young people that took part in the National Citizenship Service scheme over the summer have written and produced their own song and music video.
They want to raise funds for SafeAtLast, external, the South Yorkshire runaway children's charity.
It's really catchy! The song is available for download here, external.
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End of youtube videoMan sentenced to 12 years for child sex offencespublished at 15:37 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield newsA 72-year-old man has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of 16 historical child sexual offences.
Ralph Gwynne, of Willow Close, Rotherham, was sentenced on Friday 2 December at Nottingham Crown Court after being found guilty at a trial in October.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceQuote MessageAn investigation was launched into Gwynne, who refused to take responsibility for the abuse he inflicted on his victims for his own sexual gratification, in January 2015 after the historic abuse was reported to police. I would like to praise all of the victims for having the courage to come forward and report the abuse they suffered as children."
Det Con Rachael Burgin
Man hit by bus in Sheffield: West Street now openpublished at 15:21 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Oli ConstableWest Street has now re-opened to buses and trams following an earlier incident in which a man was hit by a bus:
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End of twitter postFamous stepping stones 'impassable'published at 15:11 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
People are told to avoid using the Dovedale stepping stones in the Peak District because two have been washed away after heavy rain.
Famous stepping stones 'impassable'
People are told to avoid using the Dovedale stepping stones in the Peak District because two have been washed away after heavy rain.
Read MoreMan hit by bus in Sheffield: Report from the scenepublished at 14:58 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Oli ConstableI'm on West Street, where a tram and a bus are both stationary outside the Tesco Express.
Two police cars are in attendance and the road is closed after a man was hit by a bus at 13:35 this afternoon.
The full extent of the man's injuries are not yet known.
This was the damage done to the bus windscreen in the incident:
Weather: Wintery, but not so cold over the next few dayspublished at 14:50 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look NorthHighs of 13C (55F) predicted tomorrow across South Yorkshire as winter becomes much milder.
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End of twitter postMan hit by bus in Sheffield: Extent of injuries not yet knownpublished at 14:40 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield newsA man's been hit by a bus on West Street.
Police say the full extent of the man's injuries are not yet known, but he is receiving hospital treatment.
Buses and trams are currently being diverted.
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End of twitter postMan hit by a bus in Sheffield city centrepublished at 14:27 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
BreakingJenny Cork
BBC Sheffield newsA man's been hit by a bus on West Street in Sheffield.
It happened at 13:35 today.
Buses are being diverted via Rockingham Street, Broad Lane and Clarkson Street.
Image source, GoogleIt's beginning to get festive on BBC Look Northpublished at 14:12 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
BBC Look NorthForget Julie Andrews, Clare Frisby is your woman when it comes to festive entertainment.
Pass the presenters, Clare!
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End of twitter postYour views: Memories of Sheffield's Co-op sleighpublished at 13:59 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2016
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield newsYou have been giving us your views , externalof the vintage motorised sleigh ride which used to be based in the Co-op in Sheffield.
It was a sleigh experience with moving scenery, which was one of several around the country from the 1950s.
Coventry Transport Museum try to trace photos, memories and staff who worked on the sleighs.
Quote MessageThe best thing ever!! Went there for many years as a child. So sad when it closed down as would have took my two kids there!"
Julie Oliver
Quote MessageI operated it for one year in 1976 the kids absolutely loved it and so did I."
Nina Ellaway
Quote MessageI worked in the offices at B&C in town and I remember every year when the sleigh came the office staff had the privilege of testing the ride before open to public. What a shame it's closed that fantastic staircase and the the elevator operated by a person."
Janet Spooner
Quote MessageHaha that brings back memories, my dad used to work for Co-op, so every Christmas we would board the sleigh and visit santa in his grotto, when I had children, my husband worked for the Co-op also, so my kids got to visit santa there too x"
Tracey D Cranmer
