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Sheffield trio attempted to smuggle phones and extremist material into South Yorkshire prison
“The content found on the USBs and on Wood’s device was extreme, violent and divisive. Anyone seeking to share such material will be brought to justice.”
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Mayor Oliver Coppard blasts EMR over cuts to Intercity services set to cause 'summer of chaos'
“Public control of the railways can’t come soon enough.”
Sheffield street cordoned off after fire rips through house
Gas engineers could also be seen at the scene
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Woodhead Pass to Sheffield closed 'until at least Monday' due to wildfire
The busy Pennine route is closed between the A616 at Langsett and the A57 at Hollingworth, near Glossop.
Sheffield man, 80, caught sending vile messages to "child" admits having "obsessive" interest in young girls
“It appears from what you’ve told police that you are obsessive and enthusiastic about sexual activity with young girls”
"Overwhelming": Sheffield residents on street preacher noise after city centre "ear-splitting" complaints
When we took to the streets, there were mixed views.
Green light for major Sheffield engineering works plan, bringing 170 new jobs
Plans approved on Thursday will double capacity at factory
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Killer who viciously beat and robbed South Yorkshire miner, 80, of life savings still at large 11 years later
Tommy Ward, who weighed nine stone when he was set upon, died five months after the brutal attack
Postcode Lottery round-up as two more South Yorkshire postcodes bag big cash prizes
The latest winners from this month’s Postcode Lottery have been announced
Sheffield man's footprints in newly-laid cement led neighbour to his doorstep after burglary
Whitham wept as the former fellow resident said the offences were “harder” to take because they were committed by a neighbour
We've mapped the worst 11 streets for crime in Sheffield
The Star has analysed new crime data to reveal the Sheffield streets where you are most likely to become a victim of crime
Anger as Yorkshire school plans to slash 10 minutes of pupils' lunch break
A petition has been launched
Sheffield pool stays shut as council rules out funding to save it
King Edward's Swimming Pool Trust closed the pool in May
How £45 million Crucible Theatre could look as Sheffield saves snooker
Concept images for the theatre revamp have been published
Mayor's fury as train firm slashes half of Sheffield services with just DAYS notice
East Midlands Rail announced the sudden plans on Friday, July 17
Five photos from Woodhead Pass still closed on day two of wildfire
“Well done to firefighters for their work containing a serious wildfire”
Dramatic pictures as firefighters battle South Yorkshire wildfire
Firefighters deemed a car fire on Woodhead Pass as the cause
Almost 7,000 cigarettes and kilos of tobacco seized in police raid on Sheffield store
“This successful operation has removed a significant quantity of illegal tobacco from our streets”
Sheffield's Kashmiri community held urgent protest outside City Hall
The death toll has reached at least 31 people
Why the Hillsborough Law has finally been passed, 37 years on
By Nathan Critch, research associate, department of politics, University of Manchester