"Red line routes through Sheffield are said to be "off the table" according to Labour's Mazher Iqbal and two illegal raves are said to have affected thousands of Sheffielders overnight at the weekend.

Harry is joined by Chief Reporter, Robert Cumber, as they recap and break down stories from the last couple of weeks."

Star readers can now listen to the latest Behind the Headlines podcast in which our journalists discuss the biggest stories of the week. 

In this weeks' episode we discuss, the line-up for this year’s Tramlines Festival, we also talk about the tragic news of a man’s body being found in Bolehills Park and also take a look at plans to expand a Nike outlet near Sheffield.

We discuss what the future holds for HMV after it closed a store at Meadowhall after more than 30 years on the site. The company will be moving into a new unit at the shopping centre. 

We also talk about how Sheffielders could be entitled to big sums of money via the unclaimed estates of deceased relatives.    

In addition, we talk about how a popular YouTuber has announced his engagement to a former Britain's Got Talent contestant from Sheffield. 

Star readers can now listen to the latest Behind the Headlines podcast in which our journalists discuss the biggest stories of the week. 

In this weeks' episode we discuss sightings of a ‘big cat’ in the Peak District. 

We also talk about how Debenhams could soon reopen as a new department store following its closure in May last year. 

Another topic up for discussion is a story about the most polluted schools in Sheffield.

In this weeks' episode we discuss two breaking incidents from overnight.

Penistone Road and several of its surrounding streets were gridlocked today (September 29) after South Yorkshire Police shut the road in the early hours.

A special constable was mown down by a vehicle as police responded to reports of a man with a gun in the area.

Video footage shared online appears to show one officer jumping out of the way of the vehicle.

As a result, traffic was at a near standstill in both directions on the dual carriageway as commuters were directed through side streets to get around the closure earlier this morning.

Meanwhile, things were no calmer in the city centre.

Arundel Gate was closed by officers between Furnival Gate and Commercial Street following a stabbing at around 2.28am this morning.

A man is in hospital in a serious condition and two men are being held for attempted murder.

In addition, we also talk about news that kelham Island Brewery has been saved from closure.

The team is back for another episode. Hosted by deputy editor Lee Peace we talk about the flash flooding in Sheffield this week and new bar opening Roxy's Ball Room.

The team is back for another episode. Hosted by Alex Wilkinson we talk all things Eurovision and the food and drink scene in Sheffield.

Star readers can now listen to the latest Behind the Headlines podcast in which our journalists discuss the biggest stories of the week.

In this weeks' episode we discuss the fall out from the Sue Gray report which details a rule-breaking lockdown party attended by Sheffield Council’s chief executive Kate Josephs.

We also talk about the former Cole Brothers store in the city centre, last occupied by John Lewis, and whether or not it should become a listed building.

News that hip-hop group N-Dubz are coming to Sheffield as part of their reunion tour also made it into the pod.