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Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

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

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

1.  Police are still trying  to establish the identity of a woman found dead in a lake in Leeds

2. The former head of music at an independent school in North Yorkshire has been sentenced to 28 months in prison after pleading guilty to having sex with a pupil

3. An Investigation's underway after the discovery of what's thought to be a human bone beside the M1 south of Leeds 

4. A deal's been done to make sure international cricket matches can continue at Headingley 

5. The bells will ring out at York Minster this Easter Sunday. 

Finally, if you spot something happening where you live, which you think we should know about, you can always get in touch with me  by email .

West Yorkshire Police are guarding the area after the force got reports of the bone being found.

Wakefield Trinity coach Chris Chester signs new two-year deal with the Super League side.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Sunny spells and scattered showers this evening. Cloudy overnight with patchy rain in places. Minimum temperature of about 7C (45F) with a light southwest wind.

Wednesday will start off on a rather cloudy note with a little patchy rain or drizzle in places, but with drier and possibly brighter conditions likely mainly in eastern areas. Feeling mild with high's of about 14C (57F) with a light or moderate southwest wind.

A section of the park was cordoned off as the woman's body was pulled from the water.

Leeds City Council says it is ready to broker the new deal to keep international cricket in Leeds.

Cara Thorpe
Reporter, BBC Radio York

Something pretty special is happening at Beningbrough Hall, external at Newton on Ouse just outside York over the next few days.

Today sees the start of something there that you really don't get the chance to see every day - portrait restoration.

A team from the National Portrait Gallery in London has descended on the Hall’s collection of famous "Kit Kat" portraits to give them and their frames some TLC.

We all have the rare chance to see them in action from now until Thursday.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

One in six roads in Yorkshire will need to be repaired or even closed within the next five years because of potholes.

That's according to a major road survey out today, which also claims that each local authority has on average £5M of backlogs of road repairs to try to clear.

The study also found the number of potholes filled by councils fell by 19% in England last year, with local authorities needing £12bn to bring the roads up to scratch.

Rotherham Council say the number of childminders in the area is going down, as people leave or retire, coupled with interest waning in childminding as a career.

The council wants to recruit more childminders and is offering free information sessions for prospective childminders, along with a package of free support and low cost training.

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The former head of music at an independent school in North Yorkshire has been sentenced to 28 months in prison after pleading guilty to having sex with a pupil.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Dara De Cogan, 58, appeared before York Crown Court today charged with 10 counts of sexual activity with the girl who was a pupil at Ampleforth College.

Sentencing him this afternoon, judge Andrew Stubbs QC said he'd taken advantage of her insecurity and innocence.

He said it was an abject failure of the trust parents had placed in him and the college.

Soldiers who helped Tadcaster after the Christmas 2015 floods will return to the town as part of this year's Tour de Yorkshire.

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The Yorkshire Regiment Drums Platoon will march out ahead of both the men's and women's races when stage two starts in the town on 29 April.

Organisers have also revealed details of a fan zone on the Stray in Harrogate, which will include live music, as well as a mini food festival on Crescent Gardens.  

Peter Spencer
Reporter, BBC Radio Derby

Sheffield Steelers defenceman Mike Ratchuk is out for the rest of the season after having surgery on his hand last week.

The American, who joined the Steelers last year, was injured in training last week.

Image source, Dean Woolley

A small North Yorkshire school is to close.

Drax Community Primary, near Selby, which has only 10 pupils, will shut at the end of the current school year.

Image source, Google

North Yorkshire County Council says numbers are expected to fall further there.

Last month it was announced that Horton in Ribblesdale Primary, which has a similar number of children, will close in the summer. 

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Police are still trying to establish the identity of a woman found dead in a lake in Leeds. 

Image source, Google maps

The woman was discovered this morning in Roundhay Park and the area was cordoned off, but people are now being allowed to walk there again.

Detectives think she went into the water sometime between last night and this morning.

They think she was around 50-years-old, she was wearing a black and green dress and a dark blue coat. She had dark greying hair and was wearing glasses.　

It's not yet known who she was or how she died.

BBC News Travel

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

An Investigation's underway after the discovery of what's thought to be a human bone beside the M1 south of Leeds. 

An area of land around Junction 45 has been taped-off since yesterday lunchtime with detectives saying they're in the early stages of enquiries.

West Yorkshire Police said: “Initial indications are that it is a human bone and a scene remains in place whilst early stage enquiries are ongoing."

BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Castleford Tigers will never be sold to another franchise, because their heritage and history is 'priceless' to supporters, says chief executive Steve Gill.

Heading on the East Coast today? Virgin Trains say there are problems between York and Doncaster, slowing trains down. 

If you live in Barnsley, you might have had a council tax letter land on your doormat.

But after a problem with a computer software, around 10% of council tax bills sent out had the wrong address on them, an error that could affect 10,000 households.

Image source, PA

What does it mean for you?

• In practice, you probably won't be affected. Just 10% of people in the area will have their addresses incorrectly put on the letters. 
• Barnsley Council say for a minority of households the address is so wrong the letter wouldn't have been delivered.
• If you've not already received your letter, you should get one in the next few days.
• If in a few days you still haven't had your letter, you'll need to contact the council online , external or by calling them on 01226 787787.