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:

1. New Bishop of Sheffield announced
2. Long delays after M62 lanes closed
3. Crowd-funding bid to buy Tramlines is launched
4. York racecourse £4m makeover
5. Just purr-fect for cat lovers - cat cafe to open in Leeds

See you next week.

The court heard the gang specifically targeted lone women and elderly drivers.

If your sitting in the traffic wondering if you'll make the Rhinos match tonight, at least the team has got there:

A group of men in two cars that collided allegedly ended up brawling in Castleford on Sunday.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Police say they would like to speak to anyone with any information after the cars crashed and a number of men are then thought to have got out of the cars and had a fight in the road.

They then dispersed after a few minutes and ran off into the estate.　

A 25-year-old Castleford man was arrested and later released.

Artist Robert Fuller set up a home for four-week old Fidget after finding him abandoned in York.

BBC News Travel

If you're in South or North Yorkshire things aren't looking too bad for your commute home tonight, but in West Yorkshire following the earlier incident on the M62 things are a little slower.

Huddersfield is particularly difficult, the red lines mean slow or stopped traffic:

Image source, Google

Routes between Halifax and the M62 aren't looking that great either:

Image source, Google

And in Leeds it's slow-going too

Paulette Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Time to make you feel old. The Full Monty film is 20 years old this year!

Well, two decades on, the love for the film, which was set in Sheffield, is as high as ever and there's also a touring stage show of the piece which is currently on at the city's Lyceum Theatre, external .

Anthony Lewis is in the cast and dropped in for a chat:

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Fans of the Sheffield Sharks can watch their side play tonight live on the BBC Sport website.

The Sharks play top of the table Leicester Riders.

Coverage starts at 19:30 here and it's also being streamed on the BBC Sport app and selected Connected TVs.

Image source, BBL

BBC Weather Watchers

The author Terry Pratchett said "the sun coming up every day is a story."

This morning BBC Weather Watchers have been out capturing the different sunny stories around the county.

BBC Weather Watcher Mitch caught a sky of gold in Askern (top), Wharfesteve saw sparkling mist in Otley (left) and Isle explorersaw the dark sky lighten at Owston Ferry.  

We always welcome your photographs, you can send them in by  simply clicking here . 

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A body has been found in the search for missing woman Pamela Morris, 61, who was last seen on Tuesday in Skipton.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

The body was found in the River Wharfe near Bolton Abbey this morning.

Police say that they don't believe her death is suspicious.

Paulette Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A dad is running the Yorkshire Half Marathon, external in Sheffield on Sunday to thank Sheffield Children's Hospital.

Bob Horgan from Crosspool in Sheffield has never done anything like this before but decided to take part after the trust helped treat his baby son's meningitis.

If you can't be on the race route , external this weekend to cheer him on, then BBC Radio Sheffield will bring you a special programme of highlights with Steve White from midday on Sunday.

There have been long delays on the M62 this afternoon, many have been diverted away from the main motorway.

But it's not all bad news:

BBC News Travel

Here's a snap shot of Huddersfield at the minute, basically the dark lines mean slow traffic so as you can see there's a lot of slow moving traffic at the minute.

Image source, Google

And if we zoom out a bit, you'll notice that a lot of roads around the M62 aren't looking too clever either:

Image source, Google

BBC News Travel

This afternoon's closure of the M62 will inevitably concern you if you're trying to get home in certain areas during the rush hour.

Here are some of the areas that are facing a slow down at the minute:

It's the same story in Halifax, but rest assured that there isn't a new motorway called the M63, they mean the M62

As we head towards the Friday rush hour, Highways England now say that the M62 is reopen, but those queues are back almost as far as J22 so are going to take a long time to clear.

Image source, Highways England/Crown Copyright

A campaign's been launched to try to save Batley job centre.

Image source, Google

It's one of 72 facing closure across the country under plans drawn up by the Department of Work and Pensions. 

The Batley and Spen MP, Tracy Brabin, says the closure would hit the poorest the hardest.

Kevin Larkin
Doncaster Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A campaign to reopen Askern Railway Station is gathering steam after a meeting with Doncaster council, representatives from the Sheffield City Region and rail companies.

Here's an artists impression of what the site will look like:

Image source, Friends of Askern Railway Station

The original station was built in 1848 but closed in 1948, although parts of the platform have remained in place.

BBC Sport

Hope Sheffield golfer Dannny Willett packed his spade for Augusta.

The defending Masters champion has been in the sand on the way to carding a quadruple bogey on the first hole today.

Image source, Reuters

He's managed to steady the ship somewhat from there though, to stay five over through the third hole.  

Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A headteacher at a Sheffield primary school is doing something a little different to help her train for the London Marathon.

Rebecca Rickersley, from Mansel Primary School, asked all her pupils to dress up in red and run a mile around the playground with her.

I headed up there to speak to a couple of children taking part:

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

It's the final of the "York Harmony" later.

The community project has seen people take part in free workshops in libraries across the city, with around 80 people getting involved.

It all takes place at  The National Centre for Early Music, external  and will be broadcast on  BBC Radio York  from 6pm tonight.