Police locate vehicles used in Co-op cash machine theft
Lincolnshire Police have found a car and a van which are believed to have been used in the theft of a cash machine from a Lincolnshire Co-op yesterday.
BBCCopyright: BBC
The store in North Somercotes was targeted the day after it opened.
Police found "a large hole in the side of the shop" at about 00:55 GMT, adding the wall "suffered extensive damage".
The van was found near to Goole and the car was in Askern in Doncaster.
A man has been jailed for 13 years after stabbing a man in Sheffield earlier this year.
South Yorkshire PoliceCopyright: South Yorkshire Police
Jack Hollingsworth, 24, of Smelter Wood Road, Sheffield, stabbed his victim at a property in Eastern Avenue in the city.
He was charged with wounding with intent and conveying a threatening messaging, and was sentenced to 13 years in prison at Sheffield Crown Court yesterday.
The victim was stabbed in the chest in what police described as "a violent, nasty attack".
Sheffield school decked out with poppy cascade
Sheffield's Birkdale School is taking part in commemorations of the end of World War One with a poppy cascade at the front of the building.
Birkdale SchoolCopyright: Birkdale School
It's ahead of Armistice Day this weekend, many of the 2,500 poppies dedicated to family
members of Birkdale pupils who died during the conflict.
More than £2,500 has been raised by the project.
The cascade will remain on display until 23 November.
Sheffield struggles to take in child refugees amid cuts
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Campaigners want Sheffield to become a home for unaccompanied child refugees, but council bosses say there is not enough money or foster families to help, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
LDRSCopyright: LDRS
Sue Pearson, who came to the city 80-years-ago as an 11-year-old refugee from Czechoslovakia, presented a 695-name petition to Sheffield's full council yesterday.
Mrs Pearson was part of the Kindertransport, an organised rescue effort of Jewish children before the outbreak of World War Two.
The petition asks the council to welcome 10 child refugees per year for the next 10 years.
The city has taken in 40 children over the past 18 months, but severe budget cuts and a lack of foster families is making it increasingly difficult.
Sheffield City Council has said a rise in children coming into care means there aren't enough homes.
Fatal crash investigation to close major road
A major road near Sheffield will be closed on Saturday, as police investigate a fatal crash.
GoogleCopyright: Google
The A57 Snake Pass route from Glossop to Ladybower will be closed for four hours between 10:00 and 14:00, as police carry out an investigation following a crash earlier this month.
The stretch of road from Sheffield to Ladybower will be unaffected, according to police.
Live Reporting
All times stated are UK
BBCCopyright: BBC 
South Yorkshire PoliceCopyright: South Yorkshire Police 
Birkdale SchoolCopyright: Birkdale School 
LDRSCopyright: LDRS 
GoogleCopyright: Google
Latest PostFather and son named as crash victims
Adnan Ashraf Jarral and his son Usman Adnan Jarral have been named as two of the four victims.
Read moreTen-man Chorley hold on to earn Doncaster replay
League One Doncaster twice fight back from behind to earn a replay against 10-man National League North side Chorley.
Read moreRovers take point despite Rodak heroics
Dominant Blackburn come from behind to draw after finally finding a way past inspired Rotherham keeper Marek Rodak.
Read moreBarnsley 4-0 Notts County
Four second-half goals give Barnsley victory at home against Notts County in the FA Cup first round.
Read moreFour killed in crash after police pursuit
A VW Golf that had been tailed by police crashed with a people carrier, injuring seven people.
Read moreInside 'UK's biggest restoration project'
By Tom Airey
BBC News
Wentworth Woodhouse needs repairs costing at least £100m to restore it to its full splendour.
Read moreDawson penalty save earns Owls draw at Blades
Cameron Dawson's first-half penalty save earns Sheffield Wednesday a point from a goalless draw at city rivals Sheffield United.
Read moreSheff Wed earn goalless draw at Sheff Utd as it happened
Relive the action as Sheffield Wednesday keep their first clean sheet of the season to draw at city rivals Sheffield United.
Catch upPolice locate vehicles used in Co-op cash machine theft
Lincolnshire Police have found a car and a van which are believed to have been used in the theft of a cash machine from a Lincolnshire Co-op yesterday.
The store in North Somercotes was targeted the day after it opened.
Police found "a large hole in the side of the shop" at about 00:55 GMT, adding the wall "suffered extensive damage".
The van was found near to Goole and the car was in Askern in Doncaster.
Pollution hotspots revealed
Enter your postcode to see what the air quality is like where you are living in Britain.
Read moreMan jailed for 13 years after Sheffield stabbing
A man has been jailed for 13 years after stabbing a man in Sheffield earlier this year.
Jack Hollingsworth, 24, of Smelter Wood Road, Sheffield, stabbed his victim at a property in Eastern Avenue in the city.
He was charged with wounding with intent and conveying a threatening messaging, and was sentenced to 13 years in prison at Sheffield Crown Court yesterday.
The victim was stabbed in the chest in what police described as "a violent, nasty attack".
Sheffield school decked out with poppy cascade
Sheffield's Birkdale School is taking part in commemorations of the end of World War One with a poppy cascade at the front of the building.
It's ahead of Armistice Day this weekend, many of the 2,500 poppies dedicated to family members of Birkdale pupils who died during the conflict.
More than £2,500 has been raised by the project.
The cascade will remain on display until 23 November.
Sheffield struggles to take in child refugees amid cuts
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Campaigners want Sheffield to become a home for unaccompanied child refugees, but council bosses say there is not enough money or foster families to help, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Sue Pearson, who came to the city 80-years-ago as an 11-year-old refugee from Czechoslovakia, presented a 695-name petition to Sheffield's full council yesterday.
Mrs Pearson was part of the Kindertransport, an organised rescue effort of Jewish children before the outbreak of World War Two.
The petition asks the council to welcome 10 child refugees per year for the next 10 years.
The city has taken in 40 children over the past 18 months, but severe budget cuts and a lack of foster families is making it increasingly difficult.
Sheffield City Council has said a rise in children coming into care means there aren't enough homes.
Fatal crash investigation to close major road
A major road near Sheffield will be closed on Saturday, as police investigate a fatal crash.
The A57 Snake Pass route from Glossop to Ladybower will be closed for four hours between 10:00 and 14:00, as police carry out an investigation following a crash earlier this month.
The stretch of road from Sheffield to Ladybower will be unaffected, according to police.