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BBC News
09-07-2025
- Automotive
- BBC News
Plans submitted for emergency service workers' car park in Hull
Plans have been submitted for a 110-space car park for emergency services workers in proposed site in Clough Road will provide parking for staff at the nearby fire and police stations as well as a soon-to-be-built ambulance submitted to Hull City Council said that 80 spaces would be used by NHS workers and the rest by police and fire service would be EV charging points. The brownfield site covers about half a hectare and is adjacent to the police to the Local Democracy Reporting Service, the developer said it was anticipated the site would "generate a total of 360 two-way trips per day".The application also includes a perimeter fence measuring 2.4 metres (7.8ft) Ambulance Service's plans to convert a warehouse into an ambulance station at Sissons Way were approved in to highlights from Hull and East Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, watch the latest episode of Look North or tell us about a story you think we should be covering here.
Metro
04-07-2025
- Metro
Girl, 1, dies after police called to 'concern for child' at Sheffield home
A one-year-old girl has died after police were called to her home in Sheffield. Officers were called to a house in Overend Way following reports of 'concern for a child'. The toddler was rushed to hospital on Wednesday evening but was declared dead there soon after. No cause of death has yet been confirmed and the investigation is in its early stages. A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: 'On July 2, we received a call from Yorkshire Ambulance Service alerting us to a concern for a child at a property on Overend Way in Sheffield. 'Officers responded and a one-year-old child was taken to hospital by ambulance, where she sadly later died. 'Officers are working to ascertain the circumstances that lead to the child's death and our investigation remains on-going.' Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@ For more stories like this, check our news page. MORE: Convenience store worker dies after 'manager sat on and suffocated her' MORE: Commuters tackle rampaging 'axeman' on German express train MORE: Harvey Willgoose told teacher 'as if anybody is going to stab me' days before being killed
Daily Mail
04-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Little girl, one, dies after emergency services rushed to house over 'concern for child': Probe launched
A toddler has died after police were called to a house following reports of 'concern for a child'. Cops have launched an urgent investigation into the one-year-old girl's death, which happened in Sheffield on Wednesday evening. The force were alerted by paramedics from an address on Overend Way. Yorkshire Ambulance Service rushed the child to hospital, but she tragically died shortly after. A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: 'Last night, Wednesday 2 July, we received a call from Yorkshire Ambulance Service alerting us to a concern for a child at a property on Overend Way in Sheffield. 'Officers responded and a one year-old child was taken to hospital by ambulance, where she sadly later died. 'Officers are working to ascertain the circumstances that lead to the child's death and our investigation remains on-going.'
The Sun
03-07-2025
- The Sun
Little girl, 1, dies after ‘concern for child' at house as police launch probe into her death
A ONE-year-old girl has died as cops launch an urgent investigation into her death. Police were called to a property in Sheffield yesterday evening after reports of "concern for a child". The force were alerted by paramedics from an address on Overend Way. Yorkshire Ambulance Service rushed the tot to hospital but she tragically died a shortly after. A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Last night, Wednesday 2 July, we received a call from Yorkshire Ambulance Service alerting us to a concern for a child at a property on Overend Way in Sheffield. "Officers responded and a one year-old child was taken to hospital by ambulance, where she sadly later died. "Officers are working to ascertain the circumstances that lead to the child's death and our investigation remains on-going." 1
Perth Now
29-06-2025
- Perth Now
Heartbreak as 12yo dies attempting TikTok challenge
A grieving family is warning about the dangers of social media after their 12-year-old son died after attempting a viral challenge involving a scarf. Sebastian, 12, was at home celebrating his younger brother's First Holy Communion at a home in Castleford, West Yorkshire, before being found unresponsive. Emergency services, including Yorkshire Ambulance Service, West Yorkshire Police, and a Yorkshire Air Ambulance, arrived at the scene shortly after 6pm on Friday. He was rushed to hospital in a large police-escorted convoy. Despite efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead at the hospital. Sebastian's father Marcin believes his son died while attempting a viral TikTok challenge with a scarf, The Sun reported. The tragedy comes after the parents of four British teenagers filed a lawsuit against TikTok in February over the deaths of their children, which they claim were the result of the same challenge. The lawsuit claims Isaac Kenevan, 13, Archie Battersbee, 12, Julian Sweeney, 14, and Maia Walsh, 13, died in 2022 while attempting it. A GoFundMe has been set up in support of Sebastian's family. 'Sebastian was only 12 years old. A boy full of dreams, passion, and incredible talent,' the fundraising page reads. 'He taught himself to play the guitar and keyboard, and he loved to draw. Always smiling, kind, and full of joy — everyone who met him was touched by his gentle spirit. 'He had loving parents who did everything they could to give him a safe and happy childhood. They would have given him the stars.' The emotional tribute revealed that a dangerous internet challenge took Sebastian's life. 'What happened is a tragedy beyond words. No parent should ever have to bury their child. No one should ever endure such heartbreak. That's why we're reaching out today, asking for your help. 'Sebastian lost his life because of an online challenge (Scarf challenge/ black out challenge). His parents gave him all the love and care in the world — but that one moment online changed everything.' It pleaded: 'We ask you — as parents, guardians, friends: talk to your children about what they do online.' 'Ask what they watch, who they talk to, what inspires them. Be present. Don't assume: 'My child would never do that.' The online world can be as dangerous as the real one — sometimes even more so.' West Yorkshire Police are working with the West Yorkshire Coroner to determine the circumstances of the tragedy. The incident is not being treated as suspicious. Lifeline: 13 11 14.
