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Sheffield 'serious incident': Six children taken to hospital Sheffield 'serious incident': Six children taken to hospital
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Six children have been taken to hospital after a "serious incident" at a home in Sheffield, police said.Six children have been taken to hospital after a "serious incident" at a home in Sheffield, police said.
Officers were called to "reports of concerns for safety" at a property in Gregg House Road, Shiregreen, at 07:30 BST. Officers were called to "reports of concerns for safety" at a home in Gregg House Road, Shiregreen, at 07:30 BST.
An air ambulance landed in the playground of nearby Hartley Brook Primary Academy, with paramedics from the Yorkshire Ambulance Service. An air ambulance landed in the playground of Hartley Brook Primary Academy, which backs on to the road, with paramedics from the Yorkshire Ambulance Service also at the scene.
Two people have been arrested, with no further details yet available.Two people have been arrested, with no further details yet available.
Some residents told the Sheffield Star newspaper they thought there had been a shooting, but police have said this was not the case.Some residents told the Sheffield Star newspaper they thought there had been a shooting, but police have said this was not the case.
South Yorkshire Police described the incident as "ongoing", with a cordon in place and buses being diverted from the area. South Yorkshire Police set up a cordon with buses being diverted from the area.
The force said it was no longer a "live incident".
A force spokesperson said: "There will be a significant police presence at the scene throughout the day as officers continue inquiries."A force spokesperson said: "There will be a significant police presence at the scene throughout the day as officers continue inquiries."