The Latest Breaking News from Sheffield

World Snooker Championship: Ronnie O'Sullivan stunned as John Higgins produces incredible comeback

‘The Rocket’ was gunning for a record Crucible crown in Sheffield

Evening Standard · Apr 27

'There won’t be a metre of flat' – The toughest Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ stage ever has been revealed – could the day in the Peak District be decisive?

Stage two of next year’s race from Manchester to Sheffield tackles a couple of the Peak District’s toughest climbs

Cycling Weekly · Apr 21

Ronnie O’Sullivan v He Guoqiang LIVE: ‘The Rocket’ sets up mouthwatering John Higgins clash at World Championship

Seven-time world champion O’Sullivan won the three frames he needed in double quick time this to set up a mouthwatering second-round clash with John Higgins at the Crucible

The Independent UK · Apr 21

Beg your pardon! Swear words wanted to map regional dialects

Experts at Sheffield University want to create a snapshot of how English is spoken in 2026.

Evening Standard · Apr 15

This beautiful UK national park is perfect for an autumn hiking trip

In search of a getaway closer to home, Jake Hall explores the unchanged landscape of the Hope Valley

The Independent UK · Apr 13

‘We invented the global game’: Reverend and the Makers frontman finds right note at Sheffield FC

Becoming heavyweight champions of the world may be beyond the ninth tier club but new chair Jon McClure hopes to bring team back to the city

The Guardian - UK · Apr 9

Why over 300,000 people watched a fictional football match held at Sheffield FC on Easter Sunday

The teams in question were fake, so why did 300,000 people watch it?

FourFourTwo · Apr 8

UK food halls buck downbeat hospitality trend: ‘In this impossible climate, they shine hope’

Amid closures and soaring costs, food halls are booming as a cheaper, lower-risk alternative to traditional restaurants

The Guardian - UK · Apr 4

The Guardian view on Sheffield and snooker: hope for an overlooked northern giant

Sheffield: Keeping the world championship in the UK is good news for a city and region which have punched under their weight

The Guardian - UK · Apr 2

Inquiry opens into Battle of Orgreave during miners’ strike

The Bishop of Sheffield, Dr Pete Wilcox, has launched a call for evidence for the official inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave. The government-appointed inquiry will investigate the violent clashes between striking miners and police outside a South Yorkshire coking plant. It possesses statutory powers to compel evidence from…

The Independent UK · Mar 26