Today's stories:

• Tour de Walkshire launched for residents after the region's cycling race postponed;
• Over 1500 York businesses to receive the rest of Council's Additional Restrictions Grant;
• Line-up for Sheffield Tramlines Music Festival announced ahead of July's event;
• Doncaster recovered to pre-pandemic level of job adverts.

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Today's stories:

• Yorkshire found to be the least energy efficient region in Britain;
• Deer Shed music festival cancelled after organisers struggled with Covid insurance;
• Three more men arrested following a stabbing in Sheffield;
• Firefighters in Leeds complete Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge to raise money.

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Today's stories:

• Statements were altered to mask police failings after Hillsborough disaster, court heard;
• M&S to create 300 jobs as it opens new online warehouse in West Yorkshire;
• Sheffield pub changed opening hours after noise complaints;
• Tom Cruise was seen in North Yorkshire for a film shoot.

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Today's stories:

• Primark to repay £121m furlough money despite lockdown shutdown;
• South Yorkshire Police injured following incident on M18, where one man was arrested;
• Community food bank in York has given more than 1000 packages since it opened in December;
• Tuneless Choirs in Doncaster to return in May after 8 months.

Today's stories:

• York Police Officer boards popular bus routes to talk to residents;
• Sentencing delayed for Sheffield kidnap suspect after judge unable to conclude; 
• One way system at Doncaster's Lakeside criticised by residents;
• Sixth-tier football team York City jokingly boycotted the newly-announced European Super League.

Today's stories:

• Government criticised over slow rollout of Kickstart as campaigns call for scheme extension;
• Roman villa remains damaged by trespassers hours after its high status was revealed;
• Kays Catalogue could become clinical research unit in Leeds;
• Sheffield couple who met as teenage workers at Grand Hotel in 1940s to celebrate 70th anniversary.

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Today's stories:

• BBC defends reporting of Prince Philip's death as it releases funeral coverage plans;
• Extra measures and police patrols to tackle littering and anti-social behaviour at Sheffield park;
• Congestion levels in Hull this week "twice as high as London";
• Online workshops to return to Kirklees to help reduce food waste.

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Today's stories:

• Councils across Yorkshire offer Restart Grants to help businesses reopen;
• 18-year-old lost his hand in a machete attack in Leeds;
• Remains of a 'high-status' Roman villa discovered in Scarborough;
• Divers return to Ponds Forge pool in Sheffield.

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Today's stories:

• Moderna vaccine rollout begins in England;
• Investigation launched after shots fired at house in Doncaster ;
• Yorkshire’s largest dinosaur footprint discovered on coast;
• York theatre to open new pop-up bar. 

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Today's stories:

• Pubs and restaurants across Yorkshire reopen as part of the latest lockdown easing;
• Protest took place outside an B&M shop in Sheffield over allegations of an ex-worker's unpaid wages;
• Three people in West Yorkshire appeared in court with murder charges;
• Street art featuring key workers on display in York city centre.

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Today's story:

• World pays tribute to Prince Philip, who has died aged 99.

Today's stories:

• MP calls for police protection for Rotherham Covid testing staff who were attacked by rocks;
• People urged not to put padlocks over Hull's new bridge;
• Final seven candidates announced for West Yorkshire Mayor Election;
• Sand drawing created at North Yorkshire beach to launch national clean-up campaign.

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Today's stories:

• Under-30s in the UK are to be offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine due to blood clot concerns;
• Third electric car charging hub to be approved in York;
• Two people died after motorway car collision in Sheffield;
• Leeds student installed bin bag dispenser at park which was stacked with rubbish last week.

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Today's stories:

• Better public transport needed to help left-behind areas in Yorkshire, report says;
• Fire crews fight Doncaster recycling centre blaze;
• Sheffield Council to consider a crossing after petition;
• A York store destroyed b fire to be redeveloped as a business park.

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Today's stories:

• Culture venues in Yorkshire and across England share the latest round of Recovery Fund;
• Hundreds attended Sheffield's Kill the Bill protest on Saturday;
• York Archbishop criticised for advertising job which pays £90,000;
• Worksop Masterplan launched to transform the town centre.

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Today's stories:

• Shielding comes to an end for millions in the UK;
• Family of Barnsley murder victim appeal for answers;
• Around 47,000 eligible for vaccine in North Yorkshire have yet to come forward;
• Sheffield Recycling centres to extend opening hours after petition. 

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Today's stories:

• People urged to avoid busy places if travelling to Yorkshire coasts;
• Police investigate rape report in Sheffield park;
• Harrogate could have Yorkshire's first CYCLOPS junction;
• Yorkshire bus company finds residents want their April Fools boat service to be real.

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Today's stories:

• Great Yorkshire Show to be held over four days for the first time;
• Mounds of litter left at parks in Leeds and Sheffield;
• Hit and run incident left 76-year-old woman from Doncaster severely injured;
• People in West Yorkshire reminded not to have BBQ due to increasing risks of moorland fires;
• New chocolate factory to open in Sheffield this year.

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Today's stories:

• Wetherspoon to open 18 new pubs including in Sheffield and Leeds;
• York Council to fly Pride flag tomorrow to celebrate Trans Day of Visibility;
• Sheffield buses diverted because of vandalism and anti-social behaviour;
• Leeds Festival organiser feels confident about summer event.

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Today's stories:

• People in England allowed to meet outside as lockdown restrictions ease;
• £170m Liberty Steel bailout request rejected by the government;
• Nine officers injured at anti-lockdown protest in Bradford;
• Fundraising campaign launched for a Doncaster shop after window attack;
• York rail operator resumed its services to London after three-month suspension.

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