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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Listeria outbreak: More affected hospitals named
Eight hospitals have reported cases of listeria linked to sandwiches and salads eaten by patients.
Second murder arrest over Sheffield tram death
Martin Rigg was hit by a tram in Sheffield city centre and died in hospital four days later.
Young people photograph their lives in Sheffield
Photos taken on disposable cameras by young people in Sheffield go on show as part of a festival.
The best and worst places for cancer waits revealed
Nearly three-quarters of services are failing the 62-day target. But which service has the worst record?
South Yorkshire bus drivers to strike in row over pay
Up to 900 bus drivers in South Yorkshire are to walk out for 24 hours on both 29 June and 1 July.
Morrisons and Amazon expanding same-day deliveries
Morrisons agrees to expand fast delivery service with Amazon to five extra cities.
Firefighters' Sheffield town hall protest over cuts to crews
The fire and rescue service change is part of plans to save £4m in South Yorkshire.
Tan France: Queer Eye star 'bleached skin as a child'
Tan France says he wanted to be white so badly when growing up in Doncaster that he bleached his skin.
Why the bicycle's future looks bright
The bicycle ushered in a manufacturing revolution as well as a social one, and is doing so again.
County Championship: Yorkshire batsmen stifled by Warwickshire pacemen at York
Craig Miles (4-32) and Oliver Hannon-Dalby (3-60) help Warwickshire limit Yorkshire to 208-8 on the first day at York.
Josh Warrington beats Kid Galahad to retain IBF world featherwight title
Josh Warrington beats fellow Briton Kid Galahad on a split decision in a tough contest to retain his IBF world featherweight title in Leeds.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Gray experience important - Jones
Sheffield Wednesday boss Dave Jones says it was important to bring in experience when hiring coach Stuart Gray.
Rovers close to Palmer extension
Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Liam Palmer is set to stay at League One leaders Tranmere for the rest of the season.
O'Grady targets Owls consistency
Sheffield Wednesday striker Chris O'Grady says they must show greater consistency to get away from the bottom three.
Maguire backs Blades for title
Sheffield United defender Harry Maguire believes the side have what it takes to win League One.
Notts County 0-3 Rotherham
Ben Pringle's early goal helps put Rotherham into the FA Cup third round with an easy victory at League One Notts County.
Brook fight switched to February
Kell Brook's postponed fight against Devon Alexander for the IBF welterweight title is moved to 23 February.
Keeper Coyne extends Blades stay
Sheffield United goalkeeper Danny Coyne extends his short-term deal with the club until the end of January.
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National News Headlines
Listeria outbreak: More affected hospitals named
Eight hospitals have reported cases of listeria linked to sandwiches and salads eaten by patients.
Wainfleet flooding: Homes remain evacuated until Friday
More than 580 houses in Wainfleet, Lincolnshire, were evacuated when a river burst its banks.
Lee Cooper death: Second conviction over Stockton murder
Lee Cooper was stripped and attacked with a hammer, Stanley knife, knuckle duster and a TV stand.
Sadiq Khan: Donald Trump a 'poster boy' for racists
The US President dubbed Mr Khan a "disaster" following a spate of violent crimes in London.
Oxford school hired murderer Iria Suarez-Gonzalez as teaching assistant
Iria Suarez-Gonzalez did not tell the school she had been in custody for stabbing a friend to death.
Wilham Mendes: Teens killed boxer due to 'blood lust'
Four boys aged between 15 and 17 are accused of murdering Wilham Mendes in north London.
Impaled Peterborough car prompts novel police response
Police post photographs of an impaled car to stop passing motorists trying to take their own.
Brexit referendum aftermath sees 'rise in extremism'
A terrorism investigation unit chief says dealing with far-right extremism is a "real challenge".
London stabbing: Man killed in Stratford
The man, believed to be in his 40s, is the fourth person to be killed in London in the last three days.
Wensleydale Cheese waste to produce 'green' gas
The cheese derives some of its fame from the Wallace and Gromit TV and film series.
Gavin Barnes death: Pair jailed over 'torture' murder
Two "heartless thugs" are jailed for subjecting their victim to hours of "gratuitous violence".
One million calendars 'wrong due to bank holiday change'
A printing firm is left embarrassed by the decision to change next year's early May bank holiday.
Source: BBC News
