Councillor among seven arrested in stand-off after tree-felling contractors try to start work in Sheffield
Friend helps create Yorkshire voice for disabled Scarborough man
Handler calls for new law after Yorkshire police dog is stabbed
School evacuated in suspected gas leak
Grey squirrels in Wensleydale are being given contraceptives to control the population
Kaiser Chiefs to play Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Live updates on Monday 6 February 2017
Oli Constable
An ambulance has crashed into the railings next to Pudsey Town Hall this afternoon.
We don't know if the ambulance was responding to a call, but we've asked the Yorkshire Ambulance Service for more information.
Image source, Bill HamiltonA 29-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder following the shooting of Raheem Wilks in Leeds has been released on bail.
The man, who was arrested on Friday on suspicion of the murder of Mr Wilks (pictured) in Gathorne Terrace, Harehills, on 26 January, was released on police bail today as inquiries continue.
Three other men, aged 28, 29, 30, who were arrested on Friday on suspicion of assisting an offender, have also been bailed pending further inquiries, West Yorkshire Police said.
Image source, West Yorkshire Police
Jericho Keys
Reporter, BBC Radio York
What was science like for you at school? Was it full of ticker tape experiments or trying to be mischievous in the chemistry lab?
The BBC has started a new project which is all about bringing science to life. They want to try and get more young people interested in anything science.
I've been to the Astro Campus at the University of York to try and make a rocket.
How to make your own rocket
Oli Constable
The number of patients on hospital wards in England has been at unsafe levels at nine out of 10 NHS trusts this winter, the BBC has found.
Among them are all three of the trusts that run hospitals in North Yorkshire.
The pressure on beds has meant many patients have been at a higher risk of infection and there have been delays in people receiving treatment.
Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North
It's been a busy morning filming all the beautiful images of East Yorkshire by David Hockney at the Tate Britain.
A quarter of the rooms are showing paintings of East Yorkshire. Have a look for yourself:
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The grandparents of Shannon Matthews have called a new BBC TV show based on the fake kidnapping "sick and disgusting".
The drama, starring Sheridan Smith, revolves around the hoax kidnap of the then-nine-year-old girl, who was drugged and hidden by her mum Karen and her stepfather's uncle.
Both kidnappers planned to "find" Shannon and split the £50,000 reward on offer.
They were later arrested and jailed.
But now speaking to the Daily Mail, Shannon's grandparents have criticised the BBC for making The Moorside, a drama about the events.
Sir Kevin Barron, MP for Rother Valley, John Healey, who represents Wentworth and Dearne, and Sarah Champion, MP for Rotherham (pictured), sued Jane Collins, MEP for Yorkshire and Humber for libel and slander.
The case was sparked by a speech she gave at Ukip's conference in September 2014 - a month after a report found about 1,400 children in the area had been abused between 1997 and 2013.
Mr Justice Warby said she had alleged that each of the MPs knew many of the details of the exploitation yet deliberately chose not to intervene.
Rotherham's three Labour MPs have each won £54,000 High Court libel damages from Ukip Yorkshire and Humber MEP Jane Collins over remarks she made about the town's child abuse scandal .
Children at a West Yorkshire school are getting some top cycling tips from a triple Olympic gold medallist.
Ed Clancy's been visiting Kirkroyds Infant School in Holmfirth and he's been coaching the school's cycling club "Wooldale Wheelies".
Quote MessageMore than anything at this age it's just about having fun... and me not injuring anyone."
Ed Clancy
Kate Linderholm
BBC Radio Sheffield
The former leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett, has tweeted her support for a Sheffield city councillor arrested at the site of a tree felling protest this lunchtime.
Councillor Alison Teal is among four women and three men who were taken into custody earlier following a stand-off between police and protesters in Chippinghouse Road.
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Earlier we told you why the extra lane on the M62 near Leeds was shut this morning.
It was all down to the thick fog, meaning that Highways England couldn't see properly on their cameras, so they decided to close the lane for safety reasons.
Image source, Highways AgencyPeople have been giving us their thoughts on Facebook, external, here's what some said:
Quote MessageThis is peculiarly reassuring. It has always made me wonder what happens if you break down when the hard shoulder is being used as a lane.
Matthew Kilner
Quote MessageThis stretch of motorway should be four lanes plus a hard shoulder!
Laura Rann
Quote MessageIf only drivers knew when to use fog lights it would be a start."
Sue Young
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York
I spent Friday at the opening of Tadcaster Bridge and I can tell you it is well and truly open.
But if you're travelling along the A64 westbound you'll see this.
Even the town's MP is asking for it to be taken down.
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BBC Travel
A1 North Yorkshire - Severe delays, one lane closed and queuing traffic on A1 northbound between Catterick North and Scotch Corner, because of an accident and a spillage on the road. Congestion to Catterick South.
Nether Edge councillor Alison Teal is among seven people arrested at a tree-felling protest in South Yorkshire today.
Councillor Teal is among four women and three men who were taken into custody earlier following a stand-off between police and protesters in Chippinghouse Road, Sheffield.
Police were called as Sheffield City Council contractor Amey tried to remove trees against the wishes of campaigners.
The work was part of a £2bn Streets Ahead, external scheme to remove diseased, damaged or dangerous trees in the city.
A man who was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a woman was run over near a supermarket has been bailed.
A white BMW 420 coupe struck the woman under a railway bridge on Bradford Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, on Saturday, police said.
The road was closed for four hours, with a section of the nearby Lidl car park also cordoned off.
A 21-year-old man has been bailed pending further inquiries, said police.
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York
It is still a bit grim across parts of Yorkshire. Thick fog and ice has created some difficult driving conditions. Here are some pictures from across the region from our BBC Weather Watchers. From left to right, Holmfirth, Scarborough and Sheffield.
Two men were taken to hospital after a fight at a Leeds restaurant which left one with stab wounds and the other badly beaten.
Image source, West Yorkshire PolicePolice have released CCTV images of men they want to speak to following the fight at Fusion in Harehills in the early hours of last Monday morning.
A 24-year-old man was found with stab wounds to his throat and chest and a 25-year-old man suffered head injuries after being kicked and stamped on. Both were released after treatment.
They were later arrested, along with seven others on suspicion of violent disorder and bailed.
Quote MessageThis was a serious incident of disorder where a significant level of violence was used."
Det Const Andy Smurthwaite, West Yorkshire Police
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News
A Green Party Councillor is one of seven people arrested after a stand-off between council contractors, police, and protesters.
Trees on Chippinghouse Road, Netheredge were earmarked for the chop, with a sign saying the trees would be replaced.
Tom Airey
Reporter, BBC News Online
A town or city's market is often seen as a microcosm of the place in which they are based and Leeds' Kirkgate Market is no different.
But with some markets being sold off due to their prime locations and others fighting for their existence, will generations to come be able to enjoy them?
Kirkgate Market has been selling food and goods to the people of Leeds for more than 150 years and last week it won "Britain's Favourite Market" for the second year in a row.
So how will the market fair in these ever changing economic times?
A 19-year-old woman is in a critical condition in hospital after a collison with an ambulance at the weekend in Leeds.
The ambulance was answering a 999 call when it happened on Otley Road in Headingley on Saturday afternoon, she was on foot at the time.