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Earlier today, we heard accusations that people in Barnsley are unromantic because they have an average spend of £18 for a Valentine's Day gift.
In true Yorkshire fashion, you've proved on our Facebook page that money can't buy you love...
Quote Message: On our first valentines together, my other half bought me a cream egg from the petrol station! That was 9 years ago. The following Valentine's he proposed. So can't complain!!!! Not had anything since like." from Polly Wells
On our first valentines together, my other half bought me a cream egg from the petrol station! That was 9 years ago. The following Valentine's he proposed. So can't complain!!!! Not had anything since like."
Quote Message: If you feel you have to spend a fortune on your girlfriend is it to keep her? If so you are with the wrong person. Well done Barnsley lads!! from Naomi Stopps
If you feel you have to spend a fortune on your girlfriend is it to keep her? If so you are with the wrong person. Well done Barnsley lads!!
Quote Message: Shows how much common sense people in Barnsley have. It's not being tight, it's about not having to be told to do some overhyped piece of commercial rubbish by money makers!" from Dawn Charlesworth
Shows how much common sense people in Barnsley have. It's not being tight, it's about not having to be told to do some overhyped piece of commercial rubbish by money makers!"
South Yorkshire's weather: Cold, frosty and some icy patches
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Major sell-off of Sheffield artist's original works
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield
The widow of one of our region's most well known artists has decided to sell off his collection of hundreds of works from her home in Sheffield this weekend.
John Gilbert died in September, and now Helena, who's moving to Dorset, is opening up her home near Endcliffe Park to anyone who'd like to pick up an original painting for a snip.
I've been to have a little look at what's on offer this Saturday and Sunday...
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Video caption: Sheffield artist John Gilbert, died in September, now his wife Helena is selling his workSheffield artist John Gilbert, died in September, now his wife Helena is selling his work
Update over replacement school bus services for Tates in Barnsley
Latest headlines: Police investigate death crash in Rotherham and Millers' new manager holds media conference
Mick Lunney
BBC Radio Sheffield reporter
The top stories in Sheffield and South Yorkshire today include:
Police investigate after a 70-year-old woman died following a car accident in Rotherham on Saturday
Rotherham Council gets back powers to run most of its own departments today. Government- appointed commissioners were brought in to take over the running of the council around a year ago
Rotherham United's new manager, Neil Warnock, gives a media conference. A little earlier, club chairman Tony Stewart said he's confident the former Blades boss is the right man to lead the Millers
Anthony McGrath says Yorkshire departure is 'strange'
Former all-rounder McGrath, 40, spent 17 years at Yorkshire as a player before becoming a coach in 2014.
He's joined Essex as the assistant to former Yorkshire bowler and Essex head coach Chris Silverwood.
Quote Message: If you're at a club for over 20 years it's going to be strange to leave, but the new role excites me more than anything." from Anthony McGrath Essex assistant coach
If you're at a club for over 20 years it's going to be strange to leave, but the new role excites me more than anything."
Rotherham Council gets back power to run own departments
Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
Rotherham Council gets back powers to run most of its own departments today.
But, from today, housing, education, public health, planning, highways, leisure and cultural services are once again the responsibility of Rotherham Council's Cabinet.
However, other areas - including children's and adults' social care and licensing - will continue to be overseen by commissioners while work continues to improve those departments.
Watch: Katie and Amy's 'Big Adventure' on the BBC
Paulette Edwards
BBC Radio Sheffield presenter
Lovely sisters Katie and Amy, who're from Sheffield and live in Barnsley, came into visit me at BBC Radio Sheffield yesterday.
They're practically famous YouTubers!
It all started with washing elephants in India, but their very latest "Big Adventure" was coming in to BBC Radio Sheffield to see me! You can listen to their interview here.
Department of Health officials argue that in some parts of the country there are more pharmacies than needed and discussions on the proposals will continue until March.
Sheffield and Rotherham 'a growing hub for digital and technical business'
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Tech City UK has released a report described as "the most comprehensive analysis of the UK's digital tech economy to date".
In it, Sheffield and Rotherham are identified as one of 27 digital tech clusters in the UK, and they're used as a case study showing evidence of growth in the UK's digital tech economy.
Last year, the average salary a tech professional could expect to earn in Sheffield was £42,058 – much higher than the average working salary in Sheffield of £26,141.
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A chance to explore Sheffield's post-war public art
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
An audio tour of post-war public art in Sheffield is being launched today by Historic England.
The GPS-led guide is free on any smartphone through the Geotourist app and will take listeners on a tour to rediscover some of the city’s unburied treasures from the years after World War Two.
Sheffield batsman Joe Root has been telling us he's backing England to win...
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Quote Message: We might not have been at our absolute best with the ball and in the field but over the last six or seven games we have played some excellent cricket in this format." from Joe Root England batsman
We might not have been at our absolute best with the ball and in the field but over the last six or seven games we have played some excellent cricket in this format."
BreakingAnti-fracking group protests at Barclays Bank in Sheffield
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Barclays Bank at the top of Fargate in Sheffield has been occupied by people protesting over funding of fracking and other energy sources the group says risk the environment.
Groups have also occupied branches in Leeds, Oxford, London and Lancaster.
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They group say they're trying to raise awareness of the social and environmental impacts of the bank’s investments in fracking, tar sands and coal.
They say this protest is part of two days of action that will see over 50 acts across the UK.
Appeal after burglary in Eastwood area of Rotherham
Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield
Police in Rotherham are appealing for information after a woman disturbed two burglars in her own home.
At about 20:00 on Monday 25 January a woman returned to her home in Selbourne Street in Eastwood to find two men in her kitchen.
The woman reportedly challenged the men who pushed her to the floor before leaving the property. A wallet is believed to have been stolen in the incident.
South Yorkshire's weather: Cloudy but some bright spells
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- Rotherham United's new manager, Neil Warnock, gives a media conference. A little earlier, club chairman Tony Stewart said he's confident the former Blades boss is the right man to lead the Millers
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Thanks for joining us today. Why not scroll down to take a look at all today's live coverage from Sheffield and South Yorkshire?
We'll be back on Monday from 08:00. Until then, have a great weekend and here's a little South Yorkshire romance for your Valentine's weekend.
Earlier today, we heard accusations that people in Barnsley are unromantic because they have an average spend of £18 for a Valentine's Day gift.
In true Yorkshire fashion, you've proved on our Facebook page that money can't buy you love...
South Yorkshire's weather: Cold, frosty and some icy patches
Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Tonight will see variable cloud, some clear spells. A few wintry flurries are possible. A frost and the risk of some icy stretches.
Tomorrow, some cloud with bright spells.
Neil Warnock: 'I don't leave clubs worse off', says Rotherham boss
BBC Sport
Rotherham United manager Neil Warnock says he does not leave clubs "in worse-off situations" after taking charge until the end of the season.
Warnock was appointed on a short-term contract on Thursday, three days after Neil Redfearn's dismissal.
Kevin Blackwell, who has worked with Warnock since 1986, will join him at Rotherham as assistant coach.
"This is the 14th time I've retired and my 15th comeback, but I do enjoy it," Warnock has told BBC Radio Sheffield.
A birds-eye view of Yorkshire's Humber estuary tonight on BBC2
BBC Two
Don't forget to catch a special TV production by BBC Yorkshire looking at our spectacular coast.
Make sure you catch some of the stunning footage of the Humber Estuary on Sea Cities tonight at 19:00 on BBC2.
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Major sell-off of Sheffield artist's original works
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield
The widow of one of our region's most well known artists has decided to sell off his collection of hundreds of works from her home in Sheffield this weekend.
John Gilbert died in September, and now Helena, who's moving to Dorset, is opening up her home near Endcliffe Park to anyone who'd like to pick up an original painting for a snip.
I've been to have a little look at what's on offer this Saturday and Sunday...
Video content
Update over replacement school bus services for Tates in Barnsley
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Latest headlines: Police investigate death crash in Rotherham and Millers' new manager holds media conference
Mick Lunney
BBC Radio Sheffield reporter
The top stories in Sheffield and South Yorkshire today include:
Anthony McGrath says Yorkshire departure is 'strange'
BBC Sport
New Essex assistant coach Anthony McGrath has said it's been "strange" to end his association with Yorkshire.
Former all-rounder McGrath, 40, spent 17 years at Yorkshire as a player before becoming a coach in 2014.
He's joined Essex as the assistant to former Yorkshire bowler and Essex head coach Chris Silverwood.
Rotherham Council gets back power to run own departments
Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
Rotherham Council gets back powers to run most of its own departments today.
Government-appointed commissioners were brought in to take over the running of the council around a year ago, after the publication of a damning report into the authority's handling of the child sex abuse scandal.
But, from today, housing, education, public health, planning, highways, leisure and cultural services are once again the responsibility of Rotherham Council's Cabinet.
However, other areas - including children's and adults' social care and licensing - will continue to be overseen by commissioners while work continues to improve those departments.
Watch: Katie and Amy's 'Big Adventure' on the BBC
Paulette Edwards
BBC Radio Sheffield presenter
Lovely sisters Katie and Amy, who're from Sheffield and live in Barnsley, came into visit me at BBC Radio Sheffield yesterday.
They're practically famous YouTubers!
It all started with washing elephants in India, but their very latest "Big Adventure" was coming in to BBC Radio Sheffield to see me! You can listen to their interview here.
Also, why not take a look at their latest video?:
Barnsley East Labour MP protests at government cuts to community pharmacies
We reported that thousands of high street pharmacies in England face closure following plans to cut NHS funding by £170m in January.
Department of Health officials argue that in some parts of the country there are more pharmacies than needed and discussions on the proposals will continue until March.
Rotherham United press conference: Live
Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield
Sheffield and Rotherham 'a growing hub for digital and technical business'
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Tech City UK has released a report described as "the most comprehensive analysis of the UK's digital tech economy to date".
In it, Sheffield and Rotherham are identified as one of 27 digital tech clusters in the UK, and they're used as a case study showing evidence of growth in the UK's digital tech economy.
Last year, the average salary a tech professional could expect to earn in Sheffield was £42,058 – much higher than the average working salary in Sheffield of £26,141.
A chance to explore Sheffield's post-war public art
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
An audio tour of post-war public art in Sheffield is being launched today by Historic England.
The GPS-led guide is free on any smartphone through the Geotourist app and will take listeners on a tour to rediscover some of the city’s unburied treasures from the years after World War Two.
These are just a few of the sights you'll see...
Do you know this man? Appeal in connection with theft in Doncaster
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Can you identify this man? Contact Crimestoppers UK to help.
Police say they'd like to speak to him about theft in Doncaster
England v South Africa: Tourists bid to wrap up ODI series
BBC Sport
England have another chance to seal the one-day international series with South Africa when the teams meet for the fourth match in Johannesburg today.
Sheffield batsman Joe Root has been telling us he's backing England to win...
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BreakingAnti-fracking group protests at Barclays Bank in Sheffield
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Barclays Bank at the top of Fargate in Sheffield has been occupied by people protesting over funding of fracking and other energy sources the group says risk the environment.
Groups have also occupied branches in Leeds, Oxford, London and Lancaster.
They group say they're trying to raise awareness of the social and environmental impacts of the bank’s investments in fracking, tar sands and coal.
They say this protest is part of two days of action that will see over 50 acts across the UK.
Appeal after burglary in Eastwood area of Rotherham
Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield
Police in Rotherham are appealing for information after a woman disturbed two burglars in her own home.
At about 20:00 on Monday 25 January a woman returned to her home in Selbourne Street in Eastwood to find two men in her kitchen.
The woman reportedly challenged the men who pushed her to the floor before leaving the property. A wallet is believed to have been stolen in the incident.
South Yorkshire's weather: Cloudy but some bright spells
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Despite it being a rather cloudy afternoon, we will see bright and sunny spells.
Gender pay transparency? One South Yorkshire MP's dream
Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live
Back in December 2014, Rotherham Labour MP Sarah Champion had a bit of a Dagenham moment...
Her bill to require greater pay transparency cleared its first hurdle by 258 votes to eight.
The Labour MP for Rotherham said equal pay was "still no more than a promise", and claimed women earned £200,000 less than men over a lifetime.
At the time, Ms Champion said her bill was an opportunity to honour the women of Ford Dagenham 48 years ago.
And now, news today that companies that fail to address pay differences between male and female employees will be highlighted in new league tables.
Those with more than 250 employees will be forced to reveal their pay gap.