Glamorgan struggle to 68-4 in their second innings but still lead Yorkshire by 205 runs going into day three at Headingley.
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The Duke of Edinburgh, who has died aged 99, "gave his life to service", the Mayor of the Sheffield City Region Dan Jarvis has said.
A statement issued by the palace just after midday spoke of the Queen's "deep sorrow" following his death at Windsor Castle on Friday morning.
The Duke of Edinburgh, who was the longest-serving consort in British history, had returned to Windsor on 16 March after a month in hospital.
In a statement following the announcement, Sheffield City Region Mayor Dan Jarvis said his "deepest sympathies" went to the Queen and the Royal family.
Mr Jarvis said: "Prince Philip gave his life to service – from a distinguished and courageous career in the Royal Navy, where he saw active duty from the Mediterranean to the Far East during World War II, to the long, constant, and vital support to the Queen after they married.
“He provided her with love, companionship, and a private and family side to such a very public life. But he also gave a lifetime of dedication and service to the country himself."
Prince Philip's work with the Duke of Edinburgh scheme "inspired many thousands of young people to push themselves and their limits", Mr Jarvis added.
"Prince Philip was an important part of a national institution and a part of British public life for more than 70 years. As such he represented a powerful link to our past as a country and helped to shape it. His passing will be widely mourned."
BBC Weather
It'll be a largely bright day for most of Yorkshire with lengthy spells of sunshine. Winds will be light so it may feel relatively warm in the sunshine.
In Lincolnshire this morning will be dull with outbreaks of rain or drizzle in places. The day will then continue quite dreary with little chance of any sunshine.
With largely clear skies and light winds likely tonight, it will turn quite cold across the whole Yorkshire and Lincolnshire region .
A widespread frost is likely, but it should remain dry:
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CCTV footage has been released of three people police want to identify after a man was stabbed and a woman assaulted and robbed in South Yorkshire.
Officers were called to reports an 18-year-old man had been stabbed close to All Saints Square in Rotherham shortly after 22:00 on Wednesday 31 March, according to South Yorkshire Police.
On arrival, an 18-year-old woman was found to have also been assaulted and had items stolen from her, police said.
The man was taken to hospital for treatment to a stab wound to his abdomen, officers confirmed.
A spokesperson for the force said: "The people in the CCTV footage could hold vital information about what happened that night.
"They are believed to be in their late teens and mixed race. They were all wearing either grey or dark-coloured clothing."
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact police.
BBC Weather
Today will be mostly dry and breezy, with patchy cloud and occasional rain.
Tonight will be mostly dry with patchy cloud:
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BBC Weather
Today will begin dry, bright and cold. Cloud will build through the afternoon and it will turn overcast, but should remain dry.
This evening will be cloudy, but there should be a few clear spells, with wind strength increasing through the night:
Firefighters in South Yorkshire have released pictures of a huge blaze at a recycling plant overnight.
Emergency services were called to the blaze at a scrap metal recycling plant on Carr Hill Bank in Balby, Doncaster just after 21:00 BST, according to the fire service.
At its height 60 firefighters were involved in tackling the blaze.
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say there is still smoke in the area.
Officers are asking residents to keep windows and doors closed.
Motorists have been advised to "close windows and air vents and turn off air con".
The fire service says: "Road closures remain in place, so please continue to avoid the area."
Balby Carr Bank is currently closed at the junction of Woodfield Way due to the fire.
Writing on social media Doncaster Council said: "It's not clear when the road will be re-opened, but we will keep you posted."
BBC Weather
Another windy and cold day with the possibility of snow showers during the afternoon.
Tonight will see any snow showers end, winds should ease and any cloud clear to leave a cold night with frost likely: