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Weather: Sunday afternoon update
One man dead after Barnsley crash
A man has died after the car in which he was travelling crashed into the front garden of a house in Barnsley. Another man, who was also in the car, is critically ill in hospital.
The accident happened on Engine Lane in the Shafton area of Barnsley at 3.15am. The road was closed until 10.30am.
Two men seriously injured after car hits house
Two men are thought to have been seriously injured after a car crashed into a house in Engine Lane at Shafton near Barnsley early today.The car demolished a lamppost and ended up in the front living room window of an end terraced home.Other homes were damaged by flying debris.
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Cleethorpes Race for Life
Around 2,500 women will take part in the Race for Life in Cleethorpes this morning to raise money for Cancer Research UK. The event kicks off with a mass aerobics warm-up, including a performing the "Cancer Slam" - a dance routine choreographed especially for the Race for Life.
Weather: Sunday
A drier, brighter and warmer day compared to Saturday.
Winds will be lighter and temperatures could reach 17C inland by the afternoon.
After a good start some cloud will build during the day but it should stay mainly dry. Cooler at the coast with low cloud at times but still here a good few degrees higher than yesterday.
Road closures due to Hull 10K
Around 3,000 runners will take to the streets in Hull today for the Jane Tomlinson Run For All 10K.
There are a number of road closures and roads with restricted access. Roads have been closed since 4am and will reopen on a rolling timetable as soon as it safe to do so.
City centre roads affected by the closures include: Queens Dock Avenue; Quay Street; Hanover Square; Parliament Street; Wilberforce Drive; Lowgate; Alfred Gelder Street; Manor Street.
– Emma Griffiths, Hull 10KWe're looking forward to another successful Hull 10K.
We work really hard to minimise any disruption, but with an event on such a large scale, a small amount is inevitable. We'd like to apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused.
Thank you to everyone for their continued support of this year's Hull 10K.
The route goes from Alfred Gelder Street to Citadel Way, along South Bridge Road, towards The Deep, past the Marina and Princes Quay, towards High Street, Whitefriargate, Jameson Street, Jarratt Street, Queens Gardens and back to the Guildhall.
A full list of road closures is available here.
