Chief Inspector Vicks Hayward-Melen said: “We’ve been humbled by the community response to this tragedy. At a time of great sadness and disbelief, we’ve seen spontaneous acts of care and support. Within hours of the incident occurring, a local church was opened up for people to gather and mourn.

Three children – aged seven, three and 10 months, who have not been named by detectives – were found inside the property and pronounced dead at the scene just after 12.40pm on Sunday.

Ahmed Abdelaal, another family friend, said: “We are all shocked. We don’t know why this has happened or what has happened.

“She was an amazing mum, we don’t know what led to this incident.”

The community has been left in shock over the incident.

Councillor Ben Miskell  said: “There will always be some objections to these schemes but I think they’re the right thing to do for the future of our city and also the safety of young people who live in these areas.”

Friends and family brought together by the 2021 Killamarsh tragedy are hoping to raise £2,000 for Youth Cancer Trust by cycling between eight major South Yorkshire football clubs.

After losing two of his best friends to the tragedy, Cameron is raising money for Youth Cancer trust in their memory.

Just three wins from a final at the legendary Wembley Stadium, Sheffield non-league side Hallam FC were knocked out of the FA Vase by Lincoln United on Saturday afternoon.

A season-high 1,287 people made their way to Sandygate, the oldest football stadium in the world, in Crosspool, for the tie.

A local Doncaster man set up a football club to break down the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and build a community around the game.

The football matches are friendly games to promote fitness and provide an open space for the players to talk about their mental health. 

A university professor has won a prestigious award for her research into domestic abuse.

The research has helped shape a new national policy and changes the way survivors can communicate their experiences. 

She said: “This award is also a fabulous endorsement of the benefit arts-based healthcare research can have in giving voice to those who would otherwise remain silent in healthcare settings.”

A draft proposal which would incriminate begging and loitering in the city centre has been criticised for marginalising the homeless.

Tabby Teas, in Highfield, has eight in-house rescue cats including Ziggy and Nyx, in need of various medical treatments. 

Café co-owner, Charlotte Pickering, said: “We were paying around £300 beforehand and now we are paying, judging by the last vet bill we had, £620, so vet bills have gone up dramatically. 

“It is always a worry and we don’t really have a safety net because the cats aren’t really insured here, so every vet bill is a hit.”

The Sheffield Palestine Campaign has protested weekly since the October 2023 Hamas terror attack.

Musheir El-Farra, who was born in Khan Yunis, Palestine, is an author and filmmaker as well as the chairman of the Sheffield Palestine Campaign.

He said: “It’s still extremely important to raise awareness among the British Public of what’s going on in Palestine.

“Much of the British public is still ignorant of the situation. The public is being mislead into believing that the Palestinians are culprits of this genocide that is taking place by the Israelis.”

Team Sheffield will be back on our screens tonight at 8:30pm on BBC 2.

Community in shock over deaths of three young children in Bristol

A family friend of three children who were found dead at a home in Bristol has spoken of her shock at the incident.

Salwa Bashar, from Bristol, said: “I have known this family for over six years now.

“They are part of our community, they’re family friends.

“I was shocked (when I heard the news) – I didn’t want to believe it, I didn’t want it to be true.

“I was, I still am in shock. I was really really sad, I still am very sad.

“This is something I have never heard of happening before in our community, never in my life.

“It’s beyond unbelievable.”

The death of Alexei Navalny must be “investigated fully” and those responsible “held to account”, Downing Street has said.

MPs are to discuss the death of jailed Russian opposition leader when they return to Parliament on this afternoon, as the Government weighs up its options for responding to the news.