Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

Council staff are continuing to check on the damage caused by last Friday's tidal surge in Scarborough.

They're looking at sea defences, slipways, walls and railings. Some temporary repairs have been carried out already.  

About a dozen properties along the North Yorkshire coast are thought to have been flooded. 

The government is likely to be asked to help to cover the cost of repairs - though it's not yet known what the final bill will be.

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Here are the latest images from the scene of the discovery of a girl's body in Dinnington, Rotherham.

Her body was found by people walking on a pathway off Lordens Hills yesterday morning.

She's been named locally as 16-year-old Leonne Weeks.

Police are questioning an 18-year-old man, external who was arrested last night on suspicion of murder.

A man's been arrested on suspicion of stealing five guitars worth in total about £20,000, external from a shop in Scarborough in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Police were called to a suspected burglary at a shop on Bar Street at about 03:40 on Monday.

A witness reported seeing a man riding a bicycle away with a "massive holdall" on his back.

After pursuing the suspect, the man's holdall was found to contain the valuable collector's items, which are each worth between £3,000 and £4,000.

The 57-year-old man, from Huddersfield, was arrested on suspicion of burglary and remains in police custody.

BBC Sport

The top sport stories for Yorkshire so far this morning include:

Image source, Getty Images

• Struggling League One side Chesterfield hope to appoint a new manager today, with apparently three candidates currently in the running including Tony Mowbray (pictured)
• Leeds United chairman Massimo Cellino says bringing in co-owner Andrea Radrizzani - whou bought a 50% stake in the club last week - was the best thing to do
• York City's returning defender Daniel Parslow says he felt comfortable from the start after making his "second" debut for the club in the 2-1 FA Trophy win at Harlow Town

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

As a centre he's a powerful figure, and Perry Whiteley has joined the Sheffield Eagles, external squad on a one-year contract.

Image source, Sheffield Eagles

He's been playing for two years in the Kingstone Press Championship with Workington Town, but becomes the Eagles' third close season signing following the arrivals of Jordan Cox and Will Hope in recent days.

Oli Constable
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

The warning sign is clear enough:

Efforts are going on this morning to find the cause of a large hole which has appeared in the Decathlon car park near Moorfoot in central Sheffield.  

As efforts to determine the cause of the collapse go on, the effect on the Decathlon store isn't clear. 

We're trying to get comment from the company.

Image source, Luke Rockett

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

People in rural parts of Yorkshire are missing out due to a lack of reliable services, according to a new report. 

Rural England says getting decent healthcare and transport are the main things which prove difficult in out-of-town locations. 

The organisation claims budget cuts are partly to blame.

The report's author, Brian Wilson (pictured), says there's been a real shift in who provides services:

BBC Travel

Things aren't looking too good for drivers on the motorways in West Yorkshire at the moment. Here are the latest details we have:

• There's very slow traffic on the M1 northbound between J41, A650 (Carrgate) and J42, M62 (Lofthouse), because of an accident earlier on. Congestion to J39, A636 (Wakefield)
• There's also very slow traffic on the M62 eastbound between J25, A644 (Brighouse) and J26, M606 (Chain Bar), because of an earlier broken down vehicle.  

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

It was once known as the Knightsbridge of the North because of its shops, but now Leeds is making a name for itself as a destination for food and drink as well. 

New BBC research shows the number of restaurants in the city centre has gone up by a quarter in the last five years. There's also been an 11% increase in bars. 

It comes as figures show that traditional entertainment venues such as pubs, bingo halls and comedy clubs are in decline across the UK.  

Andrew Cooper, chief executive of the Business Improvement District which helps promote Leeds, says things are rapidly changing in the city:

Nick Wilson
BBC Radio Sheffield

Officers investigating the suspicious death of a teenager in Rotherham are appealing for help from the public.

The girl's body was found on a pathway off Lordens Hill in Dinnington yesterday morning.

She's been named locally as 16-year-old Leonne Weeks.

Police are questioning an 18-year-old man, external who was arrested last night on suspicion of murder.

It's going to be a big day in Elland today, with the Grade II-listed bridge there finally due to reopen after being badly damaged by flooding in December 2015.

Floodwater washed out the foundations of the 1811 bridge and caused severe structural damage and a crack in the road surface:

Following disruption on the rails in West Yorkshire a little earlier, it appears things should be getting back to normal now:

BBC Travel

The A64 in Bilbrough is currently blocked and there's slow traffic westbound near Bilbrough Top because of an accident. 

Congestion is as far as Copmanthorpe.  

Some of the archaeological treasures of prehistoric Britain, including one in North Yorkshire, are featured in a new set of eight stamps.

Image source, Royal Mail

Issued by the Royal Mail, the stamps include an illustration of a headdress dug up at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr (pictured top right).

The deer skull headdress is thought to have been used during rituals.

The stamps present a timeline from an ancient ritual of 11,000 years ago, to the Iron Age of about 300 BC.  

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

A further update on the news that a man's being questioned over the death of a teenage girl in Dinnington, South Yorkshire.

Her body was found yesterday morning by people out walking on a pathway off Lordens Hill.

The girl has been named locally as 16-year-old Leonne Weeks.

The man is 18-years-old and was arrested last night.

More on the news that a man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a teenage girl in Dinnington, South Yorkshire.

The man is 18 and was arrested last night, police say.

It comes after the discovery of the girl's body on a pathway, just off Lordens Hill in Dinnington yesterday morning.

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the discovery of the body of a teenage girl in Dinnington.

A pioneering scheme set up in Leeds to reduce the number of offenders returning to prison has been hailed as a huge success. 

New Wortley Offender Support Team was launched last summer and has so far dealt with 97 prisoners released from Armley Jail:

Andy Kershaw
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Many floral tributes have been laid in Dinnington, South Yorkshire, near where the body of a teenage girl was found on Monday.

Police say the girl's death is currently being treated as "suspicious" due to concerns over the state of the body and injuries.

Image source, bbc

Jim Addyman
BBC Local Live

A gym in Harrogate wants to ban two young men after they mocked a woman for her size.

Sarah Stanley made a new year's resolution to get fit, but found she was laughed at while working out.

Sarah and the gym's assistant manager, James Bower, wrote about the situation on social media and has sparked reaction from all over the world. 

James says gyms should be welcoming places for everyone: