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BBC Multiplatform Reporter / Producer, Investigative Journo Scholar @Channel4, Fellow @JSchofieldTrust, Screen Actor, Views are my own. naj.modak@bbc.co.uk
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Rare breeding bat found roosting near reservoir

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By Naj Modak Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A rare species of breeding bat has been found roosting in woodland near a reservoir. The Nathusius' pipistrelle has been confirmed at a Yorkshire Water site near Sheffield, the first time it had been recorded in South Yorkshire. Environmental DNA (eDNA) collected from a bat box in March indicated the animal's presence, and in April one was physically spotted at another nearby bat box.
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A-Level joy for Yorkshire students on results day

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By Emily Johnson, Seb Cheer, Elizabeth Baines, Naj Modak Verified, Julia Bryson
| Yahoo News Australia Verified
Emily Johnson; Seb Cheer; Elizabeth Baines; Naj Modak; Julia Bryson Thu 13 August 2026 at 4:50 pm UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Twins Molly (left) and Nancie Broadhead (right) celebrated their results at Selby College [BBC/ Seb Cheer] Students across Yorkshire have opened their A-Level, T-Level and Btec results- improving on last year's grades across the board.
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A-Level joy for Yorkshire students on results day

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By Emily Johnson, Seb Cheer, Elizabeth Baines, Naj Modak Verified, Julia Bryson
| Yahoo Verified
Students across Yorkshire have opened their A-Level, T-Level and Btec results- improving on last year's grades across the board. A record number of 18-year-olds in the UK have also secured a place at their first choice of university, according to Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Ucas). In Yorkshire and the Humber, 25.7% of A-Level entries were awarded an A or A* this year, compared to 25.3% last year and 23.2% before the pandemic in 2019.
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