Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Well that's all from us for today, we'll be back on Monday from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire. 

But before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:  

• Funeral of 'Allo 'Allo star Gorden Kaye held in Huddersfield
• Man seriously hurt in Lendal Bridge incident
• Man charged over Huddersfield fatal dog attack
• Police investigate hate letter sent to Rotherham mosque
• Sheffield tree protesters vow to fight on

See you next week.

Kat Harbourne
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

If your child stopped breathing would you know what to do? 

Alex Harrison from Mini First Aid, external Sheffield has started baby first aid classes in the city and talked me through CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

This video could save a baby's life. If it teaches you something you didn't know, please share it:

John Cundy
Crime correspondent, BBC Look North

An armed robber who raided a jewellers in Halifax has been jailed for six years and nine months. Scott Lister (pictured) pointed what looked like a handgun in the faces of two of the staff. 

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Lister hadn't been taking his anti-psychotic medication when he and another man raided Kingston Jewellers in Halifax last June, smashing cabinets and grabbing stock worth nearly £4,000. 

Two days he was part of a gang that ram-raided Neimantas Jewellers in Brighouse, this time taking stock valued at £24,000. 

Get the shorts and flip flops out, summer's here!

(Well sort of)

If one tweet from today is going to give you nightmares...

A sex offender has been jailed for 27 years at Sheffield Crown Court after being convicted of 13 sex offences against six victims aged between five and 19-years-old.

Shaun Connealy, 61, of Blackfriars Road, Great Yarmouth, committed the offences between 1977 and 1994 in Sheffield, Rotherham and Skegness.

Detective Constable Rachael Ellis said Connealy denied all the offences forcing the victims to testify.

People in Penistone and Stocksbridge, an area with higher levels of fuel poverty, are getting advice on cheaper ways to heat their homes.

Image source, Getty Images

According to government statistics one in 10 households in the area are experiencing fuel poverty, with some people facing a choice between heating and eating. 

A Facebook page, external, created as part of a national project called Fuelling Connections, external, is providing advice and support.

An 18-year-old accused of murdering Leonne Weeks is due to stand trial in July.

More than 5,500 people got on board the special steam-pulled Settle to Carlisle line this week, it was the first timetabled steam service in more than 50 years.

Image source, Getty Images

The carriages were pulled along by the locomotive "Tornado" and the service was used to promote information he line had reopened after a year after a land slip.

Tornado, the first mainline steam engine to be built in the UK since the 1960s, pulled an eight-carriage train between Appleby, Cumbria, and Skipton, North Yorkshire. 

It was the first time since 1968 that a steam locomotive has hauled a passenger train on a scheduled main line service.

The jackets were sold as part of an auction of pop memorabilia in North Yorkshire.

Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire

A couple who stabbed, kicked and punched a man to death in Sheffield in a row about noise have been jailed for life. 

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

David Webster, 49, from Hillsborough and Alison Moss, 46, from Walkley inflicted 117 separate injuries on Craig Wild during a ferocious attack at Moss's home on Fox Walk in January last year. 

Mr Wild, 47, was murdered after he went to speak with the pair after they threatened to kill a neighbour who they wrongly believed had complained about noise coming from their home.

Mr Wild was attacked with a craft knife, razor and screwdriver. 

Webster and Moss were told they must serve a minimum of 24 years and two months and 29 years behind bars respectively.

Kay Crewdson
BBC Radio York

There are going to be big, big celebrations in Tadcaster this weekend.

Events are planned for Sunday to mark the reopening of the town's bridge including a blessing of the bridge from the Archbishop of York. 

It's a couple of weeks now since the bridge reopened - I'm sure you saw some of the pics - amazing scenes of hundreds of people crossing for the first time since it collapsed in the floods in December 2015,

I met some lovely kids from Tadcaster East Primary, where they've been making lanterns for a special parade:

Leading organisations in Sheffield have launched their vision for the future, external of the city region.

Image source, scrvision

Sheffield's Universities and NHS teaching hospitals say there needs to be a massive investment in and focus on education and skills and tackling inequality. 

The plan includes areas outside South Yorkshire, such as Worksop, Bolsover, Chesterfield and Matlock.

Image source, scrvision

Sir Andrew Cash, Chief Executive of Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said there is a lot to be proud of locally:

Cara Thorpe
BBC Radio York News

Lendal Bridge in the centre of York is now open again after being shut for nine hours this morning.

Here's why it was closed:

Officers from South Yorkshire Police have been to visit Jamia Mosque in Rotherham after it was sent a hate letter from someone calling themselves the 'Muslim Slayer'.

It's caused upset among members of the Jamia Mosque on College Road in Masborough. 

The North East Counter Terrorism Unit has been informed.

The company behind a new £2.4bn potash mine in North Yorkshire say they're now bringing in new staff. 

Sirius Minerals is expecting work on the mine to start this summer.

Managing director Chris Fraser says they are massively expanding their management team and there will be a lot of other opportunities too:

David Ward
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Who needs a towel eh?

'Allo 'Allo! co-stars Vicki Michelle and Sue Hodge were among those who attended.

Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield

A novice driver has been cleared of causing death by careless driving after an accident in Darnall in Sheffield in January 2015 when an off-duty police officer was killed. 

Waqas Khan, 23, from Darnall told Sheffield Crown Court he had never driven in snow and "was being more cautious", reducing his speed to 20mph in a 30mph area when he suddenly saw PC Hassan Ali in front of him.. 

Image source, BEN LACK

The 44-year-old officer suffered extensive skull fractures in the crash and died a week later. 

It's really, really never a good idea to experiment with explosives - never mind at home: