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Sheffield Wednesday hit four to ruin Wayne Rooney’s start at Plymouth

Strikes from Jamal Lowe, Josh Windass and Michael Smith helped Sheffield Wednesday to a 4-0 victory against Plymouth in the Championship

The Guardian - UK

Yvette Cooper thanks police as major far-right riots fail to materialise

Thousands took to the streets to take part in anti-racism protests in London, Brighton, Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Newcastle and Sheffield

The Guardian - AU

"We always play UK tours even if we're operating at a loss": Joe Elliott on the importance of Britain to Def Leppard

In 2008, Joe Elliott sat down with Classic Rock to discuss the band's roots, selling Britain to America, and that iconic Union Jack shirt

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Experience: I’ve tried 50,000 beers

At a festival, I try up to 17 half pints, and the most I’ve been to in a year is 109

The Guardian - UK

The pedalling panacea: is cycling the best medicine?

As more and more GPs prescribe cycling to improve the nation’s health, Rob Kemp investigates whether gettingon your bike really is the best medicine available

Cycling Weekly

In Sheffield’s new top foodie destination, something gnaws at me and it isn’t hunger

The city is now home to Europe’s largest food hall, in addition to three others and many new coffee shops. I just hope there is sufficient appetite

The Guardian - UK

Sheffield war memorial caretaker hails ‘marvellous’ response after tools stolen

Tony Foulds, who maintains shrine to airmen he saw die in 1944, to have kit replaced after TV’s Dan Walker steps in

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‘Dream come true’: Elizabeth Newman to be Sheffield Theatres’ artistic director

After six years at Pitlochry, the admired director known for ‘big-hearted theatre work’ takes reins at major producing centre

The Guardian - UK

The radical archives movement making art from forgotten histories

The Guardian - UK

Capitalism, optimism and diversity: how 80s musical Starlight Express changed my life

Johny Pitts recounts how Starlight Express has been a thread in his life that also charts his changing perception of the world

The Guardian - UK

Man killed helping stranger amid wedding feud violence, court hears

Chris Marriott, 46, killed by car ‘used as weapon’ by Hassan Jhangur when he went to aid of defendant’s stricken sister, Sheffield court told

The Guardian - UK

Obesity, inactivity and screen time: how pioneering research is tackling the crisis in child health

Researchers at Sheffield Hallam University are leading projects that could result in crucial interventions to stem an alarming decline in children’s health and development

The Guardian - UK

How a research hub born out of the Olympics is addressing health inequalities

Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University have long worked with some of the country’s top athletes. Now, in a newly transformed industrial part of Sheffield, they are tackling South Yorkshire’s inequalities in healthy life expectancy

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners rally on Battle of Orgreave anniversary as Labour promises inquiry

Sheffield demonstration comes 40 years after notorious police action against striking miners

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Haze detail new album The Water's Edge

Sheffield prog/folk veterans Haze will release their first album for four years, The Water's Edge, in July...

Evening Standard

General Election 2024: Is Rishi Sunak’s D-Day blunder a watershed moment in the race for No10?

Analysis: Will Rishi Sunak’s D-Day mistake go down in election history books as Gordon Brown’s ‘bigotgate’ and Neil Kinnock’s Sheffield rally?

The Guardian - UK

An alternative guide to Sheffield: a crucible for left-field culture and regeneration

With a £470m redevelopment of the city centre, a feted documentary festival and a vibrant foodie scene, the former steel-making hub is showing its true mettle

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Women who murdered Sheffield man in ‘vicious’ attack given life sentences

Stephen Koszyczarski, who had learning disabilities, was killed by Zoe Rider and Nicola Lethbridge in August last year

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Council forgets to tell driver it towed car away – then demands year’s storage fees

Madeleine Ruse reported her car as stolen only to find out 12 months later it had been moved by Sheffield council

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‘He didn’t have a contract for me’: the Indian careworkers who paid agents to work in Britain

People paid to obtain visas and sponsorship certificates but arrived to find little or no work, in abuses of care worker visa system

MusicRadar

“People assume that live dance music isn’t really ‘live’. They’re convinced that some of it's coming from a drum machine or sequencer. I could do that if I wanted, but I’d miss the humanity”: Róisín Murphy on her remixes album, touring, and Sing It Back

“Everything you hear at one of my shows is 100% live, played by the most amazing bunch of musicians”

The Independent UK

Tories scramble to find almost 200 election candidates as Gove leads exodus

Rishi Sunak appeared to catch his own party unprepared for the general election as Conservative HQ tries to find scores of prospective MPs willing to stand

Louder

"This next song is about destruction, like all heavy metal songs": In 1979, the fledgling Def Leppard played a small club show in Sheffield, and our man was there

Joe Elliott might decry the phrase "heavy metal" in 2024, but 46 years ago he was ready to embrace it

The Guardian - UK

British Land sells stake in Sheffield’s Meadowhall shopping centre for £360m

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund to take full control of the largest shopping centre in Yorkshire

The Guardian - UK

Richard Hawley: ‘If I stopped what I’m doing the songs would still come’

On a tour of his home city that begins ‘at the crack of midday’, the singer discusses his new album, how his musical, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, has hit a nerve, and his main hope for Keir Starmer

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