Stamps mark UK's prehistoric treasurespublished at 00:33 Greenwich Mean Time 17 January 2017
Some of the archaeological treasures of prehistoric Britain feature in a new set of eight stamps.
Read MoreTunisia attack: UK tourist inquests told of delayed response
Two women charged over Sheffield tree protest
Balloon release in York to mark Katie Rough's birthday
Yorkshire's hospitals struggling to cope with winter sickness
Fly-tip spate in South Yorkshire after recycling centre crackdown
Castleford pub fire treated as arson attack
Assessments being made after M606 paint spill
Live updates on Monday 16 January 2017
Jim Addyman, Ronan Sully and Nick Wilmshurst
Some of the archaeological treasures of prehistoric Britain feature in a new set of eight stamps.
Read MoreThe funeral of a Big Issue North seller was paid for through donations raised online, but just how common are crowdfunded services?
Read MoreThe death of a teenage girl found on a pathway is being treated as "suspicious" because of injuries to the body.
Read MoreHundreds of people release balloons to mark what would have been the eighth birthday of Katie Rough, killed in York on 9 January.
Read MoreNick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
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Hundreds of people gather to release balloons to mark what would have been the eighth birthday of a child killed in York.
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Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield
...But they did, you know.
For 40 years between 1935 and 1975, the Sheffield Wednesday squad made the journey to and from matches on coaches operated by Sheffield United Tours.
This is one of their old buses. It's been lovingly restored, thanks to 10 years of hard work at the South Yorkshire Transport museum.
And don't worry Owls fans, they made sure the buses were painted blue before they left Hillsborough.
A former teacher at Ampleforth College appears in court charged with sexually abusing a teenage girl.
Read MoreA school in Sheffield has won a national award after getting 90% of Year Four pupils to swim 25 metres.
Phillimore School in Darnall was declared Primary School of the Year by the Amateur Swimming Association.
The award was presented today by the Lord Mayor of Sheffield.
The East Coast Mainline in North Yorkshire is set to receive a £6m investment.
The money will be spent on improvements and see the renewal of switches and crossings that allow trains to move from one track to another.
The work will take 11 weeks and is expected to take place from Sunday 26 February until Sunday 14 May.
A new online service is starting for people in Bradford suffering with stress and anxiety.
The MyWellbeing College is a web forum aimed at people who want to seek help and medical advice without going to their GP.
Bradford District Care Trust is behind the project and are being supported by local voluntary and community organisations.
Police say they're treating the discovery of the body of a teenage girl as suspicious.
The girl's body was found in Dinnington near Rotherham, at 10:55 this morning.
South Yorkshire Police say that a number of inquiries are under way and that forensic officers are working on a pathway off Lordens Hill.
Quote MessageThe investigation is in very early stages however we are treating the death as suspicious. I would urge anyone who believes they have information about the incident to please come forward.”
Supt Sarah Poolman, South Yorkshire Police
More on the body of a teenage girl that has been found in Dinnington near Rotherham today.
South Yorkshire Police say the girl's body was found near Lordens Hill, there are no more details at present.
Balloons have just been released in memory of a schoolgirl who died in York a week ago.
People have gathered to remember Katie Rough - on what would have been her eighth birthday.
She was discovered critically injured in Woodthorpe last Monday afternoon.
A 15-year-old girl has been charged with her murder.
A teenage girl has been found dead in Dinnington near Rotherham.
More as we get it.
A judge has warned a jury at the trial of a teenager accused of preparing acts of terrorism they are likely to find his views "abhorrent or repugnant".
The 17-year-old, from Bradford, who cannot be named because of his age, denies the charge and an alternative count of making a pipe bomb.
Mr Justice Goss issued the warning at the start of the teenager's trial at Leeds Crown Court.
He urged jurors to remain "objective and dispassionate" during the case.
Ronan Sully
BBC Local Live
A man carrying a "massive holdall" has been arrested over the theft of five guitars worth thousands of pounds from a shop in Scarborough.
In the early hours police were called to the shop on Bar Street and a man who a witness described as carrying a “massive holdall” on his back was chased down by officers.
The holdall was searched and found to contain five guitars, each worth between £3,000 – £4,000.
A 57-year-old man from Huddersfield has been held.
Hooker Kruise Leeming extends his deal with Huddersfield Giants until the end of the 2020 season.
Read MoreBurglars have broken into a Bradford branch of Barclays Bank, although it's still unclear if they got away with any cash.
Police were called after reports someone had tried to get inside a back room of the bank on Carlisle Street in Manningham just after 22:00 last night.
They're still trying to work out if anything was actually taken.
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield
A poultry farm near Totley, just outside Sheffield, is being forced to sell off the remaining stock and close down as a result of government health advice.
Alex and Rachel Wall have been keeping and breeding free range chickens in the grounds of Bank View Farm for six years.
But before Christmas, the department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs issued regulations which state all poultry need to be kept indoors, to defend against a recent outbreak of bird flu.
These are in place until the end of February and Alex and Rachel say their business will not survive.