27/12/2016 Look North (Yorkshire)

A Sheffield bed manufacturer is under investigation

following the death of a seven-month-old baby.

Playtime Beds has issued a safety warning on its website stating

that its made to measure beds could lead to risks of strangulation

Children's cots, some bunk beds, cabin beds, high sleeper beds

and triple beds are covered by the warning.

North Yorkshire Police has confirmed it is investigating after the death

And anyone concerned should get in touch with them

Police have launched a murder investigation after a woman who's

believed to be in her thirties was found dead at

Officers were called to the address in Bankholme Court

in the Holmewood area of the city at around 4.20pm yesterday.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Now, we know that the Christmas period

can be particularly tough for homeless people.

But a new project is asking us to think about how

Rather than hand cash to those on the street -

Help Us Help in Sheffield wants us to give it

to established charities. James Vincent reports.

Dave Crook has been volunteering at the larger project in Sheffield for

the best part of 20 years, and the charity nos, without him and his

Fridays, they would be stuck. This place and many places like it

could not run without volunteers. We have got volunteers who have been

here 18 years, somehow who are new this week.

Meals are giving out every day, and it will be even more important over

Christmas. Chris has spent time on the streets.

He says this time of year is particularly bad.

It is absolutely terrible, because you need to get about three sleeping

of your family, what you have lost, of your family, what you have lost,

especially around Christmas. It gets you so depressed.

Chris now volunteers at the Archer Project, and it is one of the

organisations involved in a new project called Help Us Help. One of

the things they are doing is trying to make people think about whether

they should give money to people on the street or give it to charities

instead. We like the fact that people are

generous, but we want to help people, and giving money often keeps

people where they are, and doesn't help them move on.

Not all of them, but a good majority of people, it is going on drink or

drugs anyway, so I think it is a brilliant idea.

Back in the kitchen, the breakfast rush as Bennett, but that just means

the volunteers have to start on making dinner. -- the breakfast rush

has finished. Football now, and it was a great

Boxing Day for Yorkshire There were wins for all five of our

teams, as Dave Edwards reports. Sheffield Wednesday's head coach

proved he hasn't lost his touch. His team would need to be equally

eye-catching against league leaders Newcastle here. Kieran Westwood's

save stop the magpies from flying into the lead. A header from Glenn

Lou Vincent the Owls soaring to 1-0 victory. Joining them in the

play-off places leaves, who beat Preston 4-1. Just watch former

United striker Jermaine Beckford here. He is clattered by two Leeds

players, but then kicks out and it sent off just three minutes after

coming on. Our highest placed club

Huddersfield. 2-1 winners over Nottingham Forest. Head coach David

Wagner says he loves Boxing Day, as long as he wins. Barnsley and too

far behind, after beating Blackburn 2-0. Conor Houlihan with the assist

as usual, and Sam Winnall scoring his tenth of the season. At the

other end of the table, Rotherham caretaker boss Paul warned said he

had never been so relieved to hear the final whistle. They were 3-0 up

against Wigan, and hung on to win 3-2. In League 1, two goals from

Billy Sharp brought Sheffield United 2-1 win. But Field one. Andy

Williams made sure it is the most wonderful time of the year the

Doncaster fans, with a 1-0 win over Notts County putting Rovers top

Paul is here now with the latest forecast. A

lovely day protest of what. It has been beautiful. I think we will

paper the clear skies tonight. The Met office have issued a warning for

four, particularly dense in low-lying parts of South Yorkshire

and the Vale of York. That is courtesy again of high pressure,

which will be with us for the rest of the week. I think it will be dry.

with temperatures in mild side by with temperatures in mild side by

New Year's Eve. Here is the satellite picture. You can see a lot

of clear whether certainly across South Yorkshire, and into eastern

parts of Yorkshire. Through tonight, it is quiet and clear, just a light

temperatures -3, and widespread temperatures -3, and widespread

frost and frock. -- fog. Those are your times of high water. Some

fairly widespread fog first thing in the morning. It could be reluctant

to clear in places, but it should do so. The best of the sunshine

tomorrow across the top of the Pennines. A magnificent day on

Wharfedale 's, Swaledale and the North. Two

bridges, 3-5 . Thank you. That is it from us.

Hopefully you can do me this evening, if you are still awake.

Have a good evening. Goodbye. Good evening. It's a wintry night

out there. Temperatures as low as minus three in one or two places

already. For some of us