South Yorkshire Police have released more pictures of missing Sheffield woman Angela Simmonite who has not been seen since Saturday morning.

The image captured on cameras on Wincobank Avenue shows the distinctive jumper Angela was wearing when she left her home address of Hilton Drive in Ecclesfield.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police/Google

From there, the force believe she walked a few miles from her home towards the Meadowhall area as CCTV in that part of the city captured her later on Saturday morning.

Any information can be passed on by calling 101.

Last night the MOBO Awards took place at Leeds Arena.

Stormzy picked up the most gongs with the Best Male Act and Best Grime Act awards and he won Best Album for Gang Signs and Prayer.

But as the Grime artist walked into the venue he tried out his Yorkshire accent.

As it turned out, he wasn't exactly a match for the Bard of Barnsley:

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live

Here are some more pictures from the parts of North Yorkshire where it's been snowing today.

Thanks to our BBC Weather Watchers for these pictures from Malton, Heslington near York and Aislaby:

More government ministers need to be based in the north of England, according to a former Labour transport secretary.

Lord Adonis made his comments ahead of today's Northern Transport Summit in Leeds, where politicians and transport experts are expected to discuss the state of the region's roads and rail.

The Labour peer says he worries the government could lose touch with the north of England when it comes to transport matters:

The northbound side of the M1 has completely re-opened after two separate incidents earlier today.

The carriageway was closed between junction 29 (Chesterfield) to junction 30 (Sheffield south) after a multi-vehicle accident just before 06:00 this morning.

Then, there was a vehicle breakdown in the subsequent delays which formed.

Highways England has just released this latest update:

Looking at speed sensors, delays are still continuing on that stretch of motorway, with an additional 40 minutes still being added to journey times as drivers make their way from Derbyshire into Yorkshire.

A man has appeared in court charged with murdering his wife in Halifax.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Monika Lasek, 36, was found with fatal stab wounds at a house on Solstice Way at about 11:30 on Sunday.

The Polish national is understood to have been living in the town for the last few years.

Zbigniew Lasek, 35, appeared before Bradford Magistrates' Court and was remanded in custody.

He's due to appear at Bradford Crown Court tomorrow.

A person who police think was with a man found dead in the middle of a Bradford street earlier this week is being urged to come forward.

Image source, Google

Officers say the person could have been with the man just before, or at the time, he died.

The man was found just before midnight on Tuesday on Shipley Airedale Road.

West Yorkshire Police say they're also looking for a "dark vehicle" which was in the area at the time the man died because the people travelling in it could have "crucial" information.

A 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and remains in custody.

A new stall has opened in Sheffield city centre today to help raise awareness of vulnerable people on the streets this Christmas.

The Help Us Help appeal is in the Peace Gardens and is the place to find out more about homelessness and is also a drop-off point for donations of tinned food, clothes and toiletries.

Here's the busy scene at the stall today:

If you're reading this in North Yorkshire, you'll have already seen some of the white stuff so far today - but how about the rest of the region?

Snow is expected to move further west throughout the day and the Met Office has issued a yellow warning of snow over this area, external, which means "be aware":

Image source, Met Office

The Met Office says we can expect occasional heavy wintry showers in the area pictured above this afternoon and evening.

The not-so-great news is that it's expected to fall over West and South Yorkshire just as the evening rush hour begins.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live

This is my favourite picture of the day so far...

How often do you see snow on the beach in Scarborough?

This photo was taken high above the resort's South Bay by BBC Weather Watcher godinspells.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live

Snow is currently moving west across North Yorkshire.

We've heard about another couple of schools which are now due to close at lunchtime.

Those affected are:

• Malton Community Primary School (closes at 13:05)
• West Heslerton, near Malton

Bradford-based supermarket Morrisons is recalling its "Traditional Chicken and Mushroom Pie" from sale because a small number of packs do not actually contain that product, but a fish pie.

Image source, Morrisons

The fish pie contains fish and mustard which are not mentioned on the label.

As a result, the Food Standards Agency says the supermarket's pies, external are a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard and/or fish.

It says that those bought in error should be returned to the store from where they were bought.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live

We've been telling you about the snow across parts of North Yorkshire this morning in Scarborough, Filey and on the North York Moors.

It's now snowing heavily in York...

The situation on the northbound stretch of the M1 shows no signs of improving towards junction 30 for Sheffield south.

The initial problem was a multi-vehicle accident on that carriageway just before 06:00 this morning with three of the four lanes still closed from junction 29 (Chesterfield) towards junction 30.

Image source, Crown Copyright/Highways Agency

In addition to this there has been a breakdown in the queues, which has closed the two middle lanes towards the incident meaning delays still begin at junction 28 (Alfreton) and callers to BBC Radio Sheffield are still reporting delays of around 90 minutes through that stretch.

CCTV images of men have been released after a bookmakers in Bradford was hit by armed robbers on Monday.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The suspects who were armed with hammers took about £2,000 in cash but no one was injured.

Police say they also want more information about a stolen car - a dark blue Citroen DS4 - which they used as a getaway car from the bookies on Duckworth Grove.

The car was stolen earlier in the month from Halifax and was found abandoned in the Heaton area at the weekend.

Last night Leeds was host to the Mobo awards at the city's arena - Stormzy was the success story of the 2017 Mobos - picking up three awards.

He was named best male act, best grime act and won best album for Gang Signs & Prayer.

Here's what it all looked like:

Image source, Getty Images

Stormzy - who broke into the mainstream this year with a number one album - performed with Krept & Konan

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Yungen and Yxng Bane gave a sparkling (sorry) performance!

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Idris Elba was honoured with a paving the way prize for his "achievements in the arts and contribution to British culture"

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Stefflon Don scored a top 10 hit with her single Hurting Me this year and was the only woman to pick up an award which was for best female act.

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BBC Yorkshire Live

Tradespeople from across York have come together to help renovate a house for two girls whose parents were killed in the Manchester bomb attack.

Angelika and Marcin Klis were waiting to collect their girls from an Ariana Grande concert at the Manchester Arena when they were caught up in the blast last May.

Their two daughters are now preparing to move into a new home thanks to a team of traders from York who are working around the clock so the girls can move in before Christmas.

Builder Wayne says it's been a difficult but rewarding project to work on:

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Sheffield's Joe Root looked relaxed and content with his day's training ahead of the second Ashes test which begins in Adelaide this weekend.

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The England captain was photographed with his team mates during preparations for the day/night match at the ground in South Australia.

It's a game which many pundits have described as a "must win", including former Yorkshire player Michael Vaughan.

You can hear ball-by-ball commentary of the match in the BBC's Test Match Special from 03:00 on Saturday morning.

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BBC Yorkshire Live

Five UK cities, including Leeds, hoping to become European Capital of Culture 2023 say they're to examine the legality of a move by the European Commission to block them from bidding due to Brexit.

Image source, Simon Dewhurst

In a statement released today, external, the potential host cities say they're asking the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to take "further advice on the legal status of the announcement".

The European Commission said exactly a week ago the UK will no longer be eligible to have a host city after it leaves the EU in 2019.

Leeds submitted its bid last month at a cost of £1m.

There's an "urgent need to reach a conclusion", according to the statement from the affected councils, and "intensive and constructive discussions" will be held over the coming weeks.

Work to cut down trees in Sheffield as part of the city council's tree replacement programme will now begin before 07:00, despite one councillor saying last year that this wouldn't happen, it's emerged.

That initial statement, by Bryan Lodge, Sheffield City Council's cabinet member for the environment, was made to BBC Radio Sheffield in 2016 in the light of protests against the scheme on Rustlings Road.

But the authority now says contractors Amey will cut down trees from dawn "in the light of continued protests" and because the council says it's the best way to ensure work is carried out in the "safest way possible".

The work will cause "minimal disruption" to nearby residents and chainsaws won't be switched on before 07:00, the council adds.

The programme is part of Streets Ahead, an ongoing £2bn Sheffield City Council project which the authority says will improve roads and footpaths in the city, with about 5,500 trees being cut down since 2012.

The council insists those trees earmarked are either “dangerous, dead, diseased, dying, damaging or discriminatory" and that each tree removed will be replaced on a one-for-one basis, with 600 additional trees planted during the period of the contract.

However, campaigners claim many of the trees classed as “damaging” or “discriminatory” are healthy specimens which should not be cut down.