Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A while ago I gave you the latest on the Mirage which is on it's way to the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington just outside of York. I have had an update from the team at the museum. The weather looks better in France than it is here.  

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

It may be a little dull weather-wise this afternoon for some of us, but here's a lovely image of York's Bar Walls , just opposite the railway station. 

If you live in the city, you wait for the daffodils to come out each year. 

A sure sign that spring is on it's way. Thanks to Lewis Outing for the picture. 

Image source, Lewis Outing

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Police are appealing for information following an incident in Harehills, Leeds where shots were fired. 

Image source, Google maps

At about 22:45 last night, police received reports of a number of shots having been fired at a car in the area of Cross Roundhay Avenue, off Harehills Lane, in Leeds.

Rotherham United sign Cardiff City defender Semi Ajayi for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.

A new KitKat will appear on shelves next week containing more milk and cocoa as part of efforts to reduce sugar.

The reformulated chocolate bar, which is made by Nestle in York, could cut more than 1,000 tonnes of sugar and three billion calories from the UK's diet according to the company. 

Image source, Getty Images

The bar won't change size and Nestle say it will taste "just as good".

Earlier this month, Nestle announced that it would reduce sugar by 10% across its confectionery by 2018. 

Students and staff at a South Yorkshire secondary school were led to safety after a car caught fire next to classrooms this morning.

The blaze started when a brand new car caught fire while parked in the car park at Winterhill School, Kimberworth.

The school was evacuated and all students and staff are safe.

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue attended and put out the fire.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

If you're heading out this lunchtime here's just a few of the locations where your journey could slow down:

• B6144 Cullingworth Road is closed in both directions due to a burst water pipe between Halls Lane and Bents Lane
• Heavy traffic on the A165 Burniston Road southbound at North Cliff Avenue/Cross Lane, Scarborough through the roadworks
• Slow traffic on A630 Balby Road into Doncaster town centre at Mansfield Road due to roadworks

There are no major problems on the trains apart although the 1332 York to London Kings Cross was about 20 minutes late.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A man's in hospital with stab wounds after his vehicle was rammed and he was attacked in Leeds.

Police are investigating a suspected gang attack last night in the Roundhay area. 

It is thought the victim's car had been rammed in the area of Darkwood Way just prior to him being attacked.

Shadwell Lane has been sealed off.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

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

Leeds City Council has found an investor in London who'll put £35m towards the redevelopment of stands at the ground.

The revamp's needed to make sure the venue is still eligible to host big matches. 

But the venue's future had been in doubt after funding from the council and the proposed sale of land fell through.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Between 25-30 rare breed sheep have been stolen from a field in the Yorkshire Dales. 

It's not clear when they were taken but North Yorkshire Police believe it's between Monday 20 March and Friday 24 March. 

Image source, bbc

Police say the gimmer hogg sheep were stolen from a field at Hardacre, Bentham and were possibly taken via Newby Moor at Clapham. 

Inspector Jon Grainge from North Yorkshire Police's Rural Task Force is urging anyone with any information to get in in touch with them.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

This is worth knowing if you're heading for this train this lunchtime. 

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

The original team of 30 volunteers bell ringers were sacked last October due to safeguarding issues and the bells haven't been heard since December.

The Minster has told BBC Radio York it's had a number of new volunteers come forward to ring the bells at Easter, but it's still not known how many will be rung.

Barnsley Council says a software error means 10% of the town's council tax bills were sent out with the wrong address on them.

Officials at the authority are still trying to find out what happened.

Image source, PA

But they've said there are some bills where the address has been changed to such an extent that they cannot guarantee that they have actually been delivered correctly.

They are apologising for any inconvenience this may cause.

South Yorkshire Police say they arrested 23 people as part of Operation Duxford yesterday.

The operation included warrants in the Manor, Parson Cross, Shiregreen, Stocksbridge and Westfield areas of the city.

One man was arrested on suspicion of illegal money lending.

Looks like a couple of trains have been cancelled after a trespass incident between Bradford and Ilkley today:

BBC Radio Leeds

Police have confirmed a woman's body has been discovered in Waterloo Lake at Roundhay Park in Leeds at about 09:20 this morning.

A police cordon is in place and inquiries are continuing.

It's day two of an incredible journey.  A French Mirage bomber left Paris yesterday and is now on it's way to Le Havre to catch the ferry to England. I can't imagine how the ship will cope with the 23m-long (77ft) plane which weighs 31-tonnes. 

It has been donated to the Yorkshire Air Museum by the French government. It's the only Mirage IV to be given to an independent museum and the only one outside France.  

Image source, Yorkshire Air Museum

The bomber is due to arrive at the museum on 30 March. 

Image source, Yorkshire Air Museum

BBC Weather

Widespread low cloud and hill fog this morning and it will feel cold. Gradually becoming brighter this afternoon as sunny spells develop, before scattered heavy showers arrive from the southwest late afternoon. Becoming rather warm late afternoon.

Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

More now on the news that a body of a woman has been found in a Leeds lake.

The body was recovered from Waterloo Lake at Roundhay Park by the fire service this morning. 

A police cordon is in place and inquiries are continuing.

BBC Radio Leeds reporter, Tracy Gee, external is live at the scene for us this morning:

BBC News England

Gas street lamps originally installed to burn off dangerous sewer gas are being restored in Sheffield.

Image source, Historic England

JE Webb's cast iron Sewer Gas Destructor Lamps were designed to burn methane and other stagnant gases which regularly accumulated in urban Victorian sewers.

They were erected all around the country between 1914 and 1935.

Sheffield once had more than 80 of the lamps and now has 25, 20 of which are Grade II-listed.