Sheffield Wednesday boss Carlos Carvalhal admits an improper conduct charge and is fined by the Football Association.

This service for Monday 13 March has now finished.

But you can get all today's Yorkshire breaking news here .

Sara Connor and her UK boyfriend were found guilty of attacking an Indonesian policeman.

Armed police are at a house in Doncaster following reports of "concerns for a resident". 

South Yorkshire Police said officers were called to a property on Wensleydale Road at around 15:30 GMT. 

Police said: "Armed police and specialist officers are currently at the property. 

"Wensleydale Road remains closed at this time."

Kenneth Hugill shot a convicted burglar but was cleared of inflicting grievous bodily harm.

Featherstone Rovers offer Super League club Wakefield Trinity a ground-share at Post Office Road for at least 2018.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

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

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today: 

1. Northern trains affected by RMT union strike
2. South Yorkshire family's "hand yourself in"  plea after fatal hit-and-run
3. Couple dragged from bed during targeted attack in Halifax
4. Inquest into York flat death adjourned
5. Monty Python star's love of York

See you tomorrow.

The family of an 11-year-old boy "living in a nightmare" after the swine flu vaccine gave him narcolepsy has appealed to the government to speed up vaccine damages payments.

Sam Forbes developed the rare sleeping illness after having Pandemrix aged four, in 2010.

Tracy Brabin, Batley and Spen MP, has asked the government to address the issue.

Rail staff from three operators across England are striking today because rail companies say guards are no longer needed to ensure the doors are closed. But is this all that a guard does?

Image source, AFP/Getty

The RMT union says the plans would lead to an unacceptable reduction in passenger safety.

It says the guard - also known as conductor or train manager, depending on their employer - performs a much wider safety role than merely ensuring the doors are closed before the train departs.

Sean McGowan, RMT organiser for the North, said guards currently had to be competent in 35 areas, including evacuation of a train, what to do in the case of fire or derailment, and how to cope with a number of technical failures.

A flasher who has been exposing himself to people over the past three weeks is being sought by police. 

Image source, Google

The man, who is described as white, aged between 20 and 30-years-old, slim and about 6ft tall, has been exposing himself near a disused railway line off Vernon Road.

West Yorkshire Police say that the incidents have been distressing for passers by and have appealed for information from people who may have seen him. 

Rail company Northern says it has been 'winding down' sevices from 17:00 today.

It follows a day of strike action by RMT union staff.

BBC Sport

Judd Trump says winning the Players Championship, his second ranking event of the season, gives him great confidence ahead of next month's World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.

Trump has never won the world title:

A  lawyer known as Mr Loophole has stepped in to help a Yorkshire farmer faced with £30,000 court costs, after being cleared of GBH last week.

Kenneth Hugill, 83, from Wilberfoss near York was cleared after shooting a man on his land. 

The pensioner shot Richard Stables in the foot in November 2015, believing he was planning to steal diesel.  

Now the lawyer, Nick Freeman, says he's set up a crowd funding page to help raise the money, because he feels Mr Hugill has been badly treated by the legal system:

Passengers appear to have largely stayed away from the rail network as staff from three train firms across England hold 24-hour strikes.

Guards and drivers working for Northern rail rail are taking action over proposals for driver-only-operated (DOO) trains, which has affected most services in Yorkshire.

Up to 2,000 rail staff have walked out in the dispute, but limited disruption has been reported.

Northern rail thanked customers for "altering travel plans".

BBC News Travel

Looks like there are extra seats if you usually take the train between Skipton and Keighley

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

As the big commute home gets underway this afternoon, so far it's all looking very civilised, considering we have a Northern rail strike on today.

A broken-down vehicle has caused one lane to be shut on the M1 northbound near at J39 for Wakefield

The only other place we're looking a bit busier on the roads is around J29 of the eastbound M62, as this rather dystopian picture illustrates: 

Image source, Highways England/Crown Copyright

If you know any different and you're having a bad time of it somewhere, let us know .

A teenager who died last Wednesday in the Denaby Main area of Doncaster has been named by police as Lewis Guest.  

Image source, Family handout

The 18-year-old was taken to hospital following reports of an assault, but he died shortly afterwards. 

A post-mortem examination concluded he died from a stab wound.  

Another 18-year-old, Megan Sambrook, of Wadworth Street, Denaby Main, has been charged with murder. 

West Yorkshire based supermarket chains Asda and Morrisons are cutting fuel prices as the wholesale price of oil reduces. 

Image source, PA

They are both reducing the price of petrol and diesel by "up to two pence per litre" from tomorrow.

Latest government figures show the average price of petrol in the UK is 120p while diesel is 122.9p. 

Fuel prices in recent weeks have been higher than at any point since December 2014. 

BBC News Travel

The rail service Northern is warning there will be fewer trains running during the rush-hour this evening because of today's strike by RMT union staff.

The company says it will be winding down services between 17:00 and 19:00.

Oli Constable
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

The family of a woman killed in a hit-and-run in South Yorkshire  has asked the person responsible to hand themselves in.

Valerie Buchanan, the sister of Susan Gravel, said in a press conference this afternoon that the family want justice to be done.

"Whoever has done it, please come forward. It's done, we can't fetch her back.

Mrs Gravel, 62, died after being hit by the car, on Station Road in Stainforth, just before 13:00 on Saturday lunchtime.

Police say they now don't think the car, a BMW 5 series, was stolen. They found the car yesterday and are now carrying out a forensic examination of the vehicle.