South Yorkshire Police has issued an update this morning following the death of a 23-year-old man who was fatally shot in a Sheffield street at the weekend.

Assel Al-Essaie was shot as his family gathered for a celebration on Saturday lunchtime. He was taken to Sheffield's Northern General Hospital but died soon afterwards. 

Image source, SYP

The shooting is the latest in a spate across the city since the start of the year but Det Ch Insp Steve Whittaker said: "We are aware that there are growing concerns in the local community and across Sheffield following a number of separate reported shootings."

Hensall residents say their floors have tilted and walls have cracked due to mining at Kellingley.

The therapy comes from watching the meerkats play and interact with each other in their playpen

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

If you spot Rother Valley MP Kevin Barron in his lycra over the next few weeks, then chances are it's because of his latest challenge.

He's decided to run the London Marathon in April to raise money for Age UK Rotherham and says that training is already 'going well'.

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

Officials are to due to make a decision on whether to act on a recommendation to close a North Yorkshire school ahead of schedule.

Horton-in-Ribblesdale Primary School, near Settle, currently has just 15 pupils and it's forecast the number of children could fall to as low as six over the next five years. 

The parish council hopes the school can stay open until the end of the academic year, rather than close in April as is currently scheduled.

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

Unpaid bills from so-called "health tourists" have cost hospital trusts across North Yorkshire nearly £1m over the last five years. 

Most of that figure is owed to the South Tees NHS Foundation Trust which runs the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton. 

Harrogate has written off over £16,000 over the last five years. The Trust is also owed £50,000 for this financial year and £8,400 for the previous financial year. 

The York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust which runs York and Scarborough hospitals is still owed more than £127,000. 

Chief Executive Patrick Crowley believes the amount owed is a relatively small figure for an organisation with a turnover of £500m:

Toby Foster
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A South Yorkshire Lord tells me that he'll be voting against his party over the Brexit Bill. 

Labour's Lord Ahmed of Rotherham, who voted to leave the EU, says he will back the Lib Dems in the Lords to call for a second referendum. 

Peers in the House of Lords will continue to talk about the Brexit Bill today. Lord Ahmed told us there's much more to debate.

Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

It's tough being a reporter at times, especially when I have to spend the morning at Cannon Hall Farm near Barnsley to see if there are any baby lambs.

No live births yet but if that changes I'll let you know!

Here's a video I took earlier of baby Roge who was born recently at the farm.  

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

A man who killed a primary school teacher in Doncaster with a single punch is starting an 11 year prison sentence. 

Lewis Siddall, 24, died after an unprovoked attack in a bar in August 2015. 

Blue Horrobin was found guilty of his manslaughter last month. 

The length of his sentence has been welcomed by Ann Bartlett, who founded the campaign group "One Punch Can Kill You" after her 21-year-old son was killed by a single punch eight years ago:

BBC Radio Leeds

Heavy traffic on A643 Northbound at A58 Gelderd Road.

BBC Radio Leeds

Very slow traffic due to earlier accident on M62 Eastbound between J27 M621 / A650 / A62 (Gildersome) and J28 A650 / A653 (Tingley), congestion on M62 to J25 A644 (Brighouse). 

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Here's Lisa Gallagher with our weather forecast:

BBC Sport

Huddersfield Town (manager David Wagner pictured below) can close the gap on the Championship's top two sides to four points, if they can beat promotion rivals Reading at the John Smith's Stadium tonight.

Meanwhile, Championship promotion rivals Sheffield Wednesday are looking to make it five wins in a row tonight as they host Brentford at Hillsborough.

York City can move to within three points of National League safety if they beat Gateshead at Bootham Crescent tonight. 

The match is City's game in hand on those around them in the relegation zone.

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

The early headlines from our newsrooms across Yorkshire include:

• Nearly two thirds of local plans to transform NHS services in England involve hospital closures or downgrading A & E facilities including changes at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and Dewsbury Hospital 

• Blue Horrobin, who was found guilty last month, of the manslaughter of Doncaster primary school teacher Lewis Siddall with a single punch is starting an 11 year prison sentence

• One of North Yorkshire's biggest landfill sites will close when the county's new waste incinerator opens nearby. Allerton Park near Knaresborough will be mothballed in 2018.

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

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