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Sheffield homes evacuated after discovery made at house (opens the original)
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Homes have been evacuated after bomb disposal experts were called following a discovery at a house in Sheffield. South Yorkshire Police said a 100m (328ft) cordon had been put in place around the property on Mapplebeck Road in High Green following a forensic search at the scene which had been ongoing since Friday. The force said after a discovery was made earlier, it was "deemed necessary to evacuate nearby properties to enable emergency services and specialists to ensure safety". It comes after
Rotherham land searched for 1995 murder victim Teresa Shephard (opens the original)
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Police are excavating an area of land in South Yorkshire as they search for the body of a woman who was murdered more than 30 years ago. Teresa Shephard, 26, from Basegreen in Sheffield, went missing in June 1995 and although Worksop man Peter Turner was jailed for her murder, her body has never been found. South Yorkshire Police said detectives were searching a site off Piper Lane in Aston, Rotherham, and expected to be there for the next few days. A spokesperson said the victim's family were a
Blind Huddersfield man sentenced for 150-mile drive while drunk (opens the original)
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A blind motorist who took his partner's car and drove for 150 miles (240km) at night while drunk has been handed a suspended sentence. Anthony Hall, 50, who does not have a driving licence, was stopped by police on the M6 near Carlisle at 01:45 BST on 29 June after he was seen swerving the Vauxhall Meriva between lanes and onto the hard shoulder, a court was told. Hall told police he had driven from his home in Huddersfield after he and his partner had drunk four bottles of wine. Kirklees Magist
Sheffield man speaks out on Devon mum who faked childhood illness (opens the original)
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As a child, Matthew Johnson was known as "Britain's sickest boy" - but in reality, his illness was just a fantasy made up by his mother to gain publicity and financial rewards. For six-and-a-half years, Lisa Hayden-Johnson claimed Matthew had a long list of illnesses including diabetes, food allergies, cerebral palsy and cystic fibrosis, but years later it emerged she had made it all up. Hayden-Johnson, from Torbay, Devon, was jailed and Matthew went into foster care and started a new life in Sh
Norway v England: 'I did the Viking row on the streets of Yorkshire' (opens the original)
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As Norway prepare to take on England in the World Cup quarter-finals, you may think Norweigans who moved to this green and pleasant land would have split loyalties. Not so for former footballer Monica Simmons, who moved from her hometown of Naerboe 19 years ago and now lives with her family in Ilkley, West Yorkshire. Her beloved national team has already made history by reaching this stage in the competition for the first time - and are hoping to go even further. "They're just celebrating like t
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