Yesterday, Lloyds Bank revealed scammers claiming to sell Taylor Swift tickets have led to UK fans losing over £1 million.

South Yorkshire Police have shared advice from Action Fraud on how to avoid scams when purchasing tickets.

Buying tickets for a sold-out event? 🤔

✅ Only buy tickets from the venue’s box office, official promoter or agent, or a well-known ticketing website.

🔗 Read more advice: https://t.co/K1m5G3gSVm#TicketFraud pic.twitter.com/fmCGAzddvg

— South Yorkshire Police (@syptweet) April 18, 2024

16 year old David from Glossop has been reported missing and was last seen in the Hadfield area yesterday at around 5.15pm.

Police believe he may be travelling to Leeds through South Yorkshire and have issued a plea for any information which can be reported here.

Can you help our colleagues in Derbyshire Constabulary find missing David? 🚨

They believe he may be traveling to Leeds through South Yorkshire.

More details below 👇 https://t.co/KY4LOvy0lb

— South Yorkshire Police (@syptweet) April 18, 2024

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Here is a recap of our top stories from Friday 22nd March:

• New mental health campaign ‘Crying on the Sofa’ to debut in Sheffield
• Grammy-nominated musician and City of London CEO announced as patrons of Ellesmere Children’s Centre
• Sheffield Flower Festival brings flowers, creativity and community together
• Watch: Cupola Gallery celebrates 35th Anniversary with open exhibition
• Homeless camp cleared from Sheffield green after complaints from businesses and residents