South Yorkshire teens arrested after level crossing crash
Three-year sentence for 17-year-old York rapist
Investigation into historic building blaze in Leeds
Appeal launched to keep brain surgery robot at Sheffield hospital
'Urgent' appeal over missing Leeds teenager
Care home closure protesters outside Sheffield Town Hall
Updates on Friday 3 March 2017
Earlier I mentioned the George and Dragon in Hudswell, North Yorkshire, being named pub of the year by the Campaign for Real Ale, after it was saved by villagers.
The pub closed in 2008 but reopened in 2010 after residents formed the Hudswell Community Pub Ltd group and raised £200,000 to buy the building and land.
Why not step inside and have a look around?:
Nick Wilson
BBC Radio Sheffield
Now, it's not that far for Barnsley fans to travel for this weekend's match...
...Until I tell you that 40 Reds fans are walking to Derby.
They're setting off this morning and it's a hefty 55 miles, external .
Image source, West Stand BogsThe group is setting off from Oakwell to raise funds for the Campaign Against Living Miserably in memory of Ashley Salkeld.
Ashley was a Barnsley fan who committed suicide aged 25.
Several gas-powered air guns which police say "could pose a danger to the public in the wrong hands" have been stolen during a burglary in Huddersfield.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThey were taken from Armitage Road, Milnsbridge between 10:50 and 13:10 on Wednesday.
Police are particularly keen to trace a man described as white, in his 20s, of slim build and 5ft 5ins tall. He was wearing a baseball cap and a blue top and trousers which looked like overalls.
The suspect is believed to have been knocking on doors in the area.
Quote MessageThese guns are realistic-looking and we would like to reassure the community that we are doing everything we can to track down these weapons."
Det Insp John Charlton, West Yorkshire Police
Kate Linderholm
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
A village in Barnsley is part of a radical new energy trial to see if batteries can store and use local solar power for longer.
If it takes off it could lead to thousands more homes fitting solar panels.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
More now on the news an appeal is being launched to try to keep a robot that does pioneering brain surgery in Sheffield .
ROSA is the most advanced surgical robot of its kind, but £250,000 is needed to keep it at the Royal Hallamshire.
Leanne Hall suffers from seizures and has already had three operations to remove a tumour.
She is due to undergo specialist surgery using the ROSA robotic surgery assistant in Sheffield in March.
She says the new treatment had given her a "light at the end of the tunnel":
Nathan Turvey
BBC Radio York News
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman died in a collision involving a car and a lorry on the A19.
It happened at about 09:20 yesterday near the Husthwaite junction and involved a grey Toyota Avensis car and a white Scania lorry.
A 66-year-old lorry driver from the Northallerton area was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Investigators are at a former school in Leeds, after a large fire broke out last night.
The historic building in Wortley was derelict and nobody was hurt.
Some roads are still closed surrounding the site.
Here's how things looked last night:
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A railway enthusiast from South Yorkshire has come up his own route for the High Speed Train , which he says will avoid any residential demolitions and only affect about 20 homes.
There's been plenty of controversy over where the HS2 route will go, but Andy Fisher from Old Denaby says he's so confident his plan will work he's sending it off to HS2 Ltd:
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Thousands of homes in Harrogate have been without water this morning following a major leak on Wetherby Road.
Image source, GoogleYorkshire Water say about 6,000 homes were affected after a main burst in the early hours of this morning at the Stray end of Wetherby Road, near the hospital.
They've apologised to customers and say they are working on repairs.
They've offerered the following advice:
Quote MessageCustomers may have low pressure or no water. Once restored, water may be cloudy or discoloured, this will return to normal shortly after and you can help clear this by running your tap for a few minutes."
Yorkshire Water
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A country pub saved from closure after villagers stepped in to buy it has been named national pub of the year.
Image source, gEORGE AND dRAGONThe Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) has given the award to the George & Dragon at Hudswell, near Richmond, North Yorkshire.
The pub, the village's only community facility, closed in 2008.
It reopened in 2010 after residents formed the Hudswell Community Pub Ltd group and raised £200,000 to buy the building and land.
Super League leaders Castleford keep up their 100% start as they score 12 tries to brush aside Leeds Rhinos.
Read MoreAndrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A charity which supports families of disabled children says it's campaigning to make things better for them.
Contact a Family says it costs three times more to raise a disabled child as it does to bring up an able-bodied youngster.
It comes as a Knaresborough family say they're spending at least £300 extra a month on specialist kit for their disabled four-year-old son.
Oscar Day has cerebral palsy and can't walk, sit, feed himself or talk, his Mum, Caroline, says they constantly need equipment like a lycra suit to help support him:
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
An appeal is being launched to try to keep a robot that does pioneering brain surgery in Sheffield.
Image source, MEDTECHROSA is the most advanced surgical robot of its kind, but £250,000 is needed to keep it at the Royal Hallamshire.
The hospital says it is the only NHS hospital in the UK with ROSA and the Charity Neurocare has launched an appeal in a bid to secure its future.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
The leader of Leeds City Council says a vast amount of taxpayers' money is being wasted dealing with litter and fly-tipping.
Judith Blake's been talking as Keep Britain Tidy starts a national campaign to encourage half a million people to help clean-up their neighbourhoods.
George Maxwell lives in Bradford and says fly-tipping's so bad on his street he's found rats in his house:
Latest figures show clearing up fly-tipped rubbish cost councils nearly £50m in the last year.
Deputy Chief Executive of Keep Britain Tidy - Richard McIlwain - says the closure of recycling centres doesn't help the situation:
It's a chilly start but mainly dry through the morning with some bright spells.
Cloud will thicken from the south through the day with persistent and occasionally heavy rain arriving during the afternoon.
Tonight it'll become cloudy with rain persisting through the evening.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Here are some of the stories making the news across the county so far this morning:
BBC Travel
The roads across Yorkshire appear to be running smoothly so far this Friday morning with just a couple of hotspots in Leeds to tell you about:
The trains seem to be running well so far.
Here are the departure boards at Leeds Railway Station, external , Wakefield Westgate, external , York Railway Station, external , Sheffield Station, external and Doncaster Station, external , so you can keep an eye on things.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
It's another chilly start today, but at least it's Friday and we're promised bright spells later, so let's start with this beautiful BBC Weather Watcher pic of a windy, bright and tropical looking Scarborough, sent in by Paul W.
We'd love to see your pics of Yorkshire - tropical looking or not - just click here to send them in.
We'll put them on show and, as well as showing off how beautiful the county is, we'll keep you up to date with the latest news , sport, travel and weather .
