Open-top bus parade in Sheffield city centre marks Blades triumph
Steel firm creates 300 jobs in South Yorkshire
Trans prisoner Vikki Thompson 'misplaced in male jail'
Extra police to be recruited to tackle Rotherham child sex exploitation
Man has lucky escape from crashing car in Leeds
Famous Whitby restaurant could be closed for three months after fires
Live updates on Tuesday 2 May 2017
Some good news this afternoon...
Twelve-year-old Izabela Vorosova, who was reported missing earlier today, has been found, police have confirmed.
She's "safe and well", say police, who've thanked the public for their help in finding her.
Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Crowds are building in Sheffield city centre as celebrations get under way in the city centre as fans celebrate the Blades winning the League 1 trophy.
Image source, Jayne DunnThe players will attend a civic reception at the town hall at about 19:50, but before that there's an open-top bus parade, which is set to leave Bramall Lane at about 18:00.
To help ensure safety, several road closures are in place until around 20:30 including Fargate, Surrey Street, Leopold Street, Burgess Street and Holly Street.
An inquest has heard how the partner of a transgender woman found dead in a cell at HMP Leeds didn't think she should have been housed in a male prison.
Image source, Robert SteeleVikki Thompson died at the jail 18 months ago after being on remand for a month.
Miss Thompson's partner, Robert Steele, told the inquest in Wakefield he'd received a letter from the 21-year-old saying: "I know I'm going to do something silly."
Miss Thompson was found dead in her cell at a time when she was preparing to ask the prison's governor to be moved to a female jail, the court heard.
The inquest continues.
Paulette Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield
The age of dating apps and online dating has sparked a script for a new play entitled Hopeless Romantics.
The show comes to Yorkshire in May and June with dates in Sheffield, external, Doncaster, external and Barnsley, external.
Hannah Douglas and Kivan Dene, from Reform Theatre Productions, told me what's in store:
Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
The Closed Shop pub in the Crookesmoor area of Sheffield closed its doors last month after its parent company ceased trading.
Since then, a campaign to raise funds to temporarily re-open the site in the community's hands has been under way:
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Campaigners say they're wanting all sorts of help and more information can be found here, external.
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Two men from Leeds have been arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary after they were spotted trying to get into houses in Harrogate.
Image source, GoogleNorth Yorkshire Police say people called them after they saw two men trying the door handles of houses in the Jennyfields and Burn Bridge areas yesterday lunchtime.
Officers found the men, who are 24 and 25-years-old, along with suspected stolen items in the back of their van, and arrested them.
The famous Magpie Cafe in Whitby could be closed for three months following two fires there in just 24 hours, it's been revealed.
Image source, Bev DawsonInvestigations are continuing into what caused the fires at the weekend at what is regarded as one of the Yorkshire coast's most famous fish and chip restaurants.
Crews spent six hours fighting the first fire on Sunday night, then on Monday afternoon the cafe's roof was again engulfed in flames.
Quote MessageThe only word I can think of is 'devastating'. I've been here 40 years, it's not a nice experience."
Ian Robson, Owner, Magpie Cafe
Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
As we reported earlier, Liberty House has confirmed a £100m deal to acquire the Speciality Steels division of Tata Steel UK located at Rotherham, Stocksbridge and Brinsworth in South Yorkshire.
The move will create 300 jobs and secure 1,700 positions, according to the firm.
John Bolton, Liberty's chief executive, says he has very high hopes for the deal:
About £2m is to be spent on replacing some of York's ageing streetlights.
City of York Council approved the work last February and work is due to get under way soon.
A total of 2,000 concrete and steel columns will be built.
Twelve thousand light columns will be checked and there'll be thousands of new white light LEDs.
The council wants to reduce costs and improve the environment. You can get more details here, external.
Have you seen Darren Barker from Wakefield?
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceDarren, who's 43, was reported missing from Stanley yesterday afternoon.
Police say they're growing concerned for his welfare and say a number of searches are ongoing across the Wakefield area to find him.
Mick Lunney
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
The 40th World Snooker Championship to take place in Sheffield concluded last night as Mark Selby beat John Higgins in the final.
The matches take place at the Crucible - a venue dubbed "the home of snooker" by many, attracting fans from around the world to watch the action.
I popped down to Tudor Square over the Bank Holiday weekend to see where some people had travelled from for this year's tournament.
A little girl got a big surprise when she sent a letter to the Queen, external asking about the crown jewels – and she replied.
Curious Briony Tinker-Ives, eight, wanted to know if Her Majesty had the biggest diamond in the world in her crown.
Image source, Huddersfield Examiner
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
As investigations continue into the cause of two fires in 24 hours at The Magpie Cafe. It could be closed for some time.
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Claire Renwick
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
You get around when you're a BBC reporter...
Last week, I was with dogs helping children read in Tickhill, near Doncaster.
This week, I've been to meet Leo the Shetland pony, who's part of a new project in Sheffield where animals are taken into care homes to help people combat their dementia.
I joined Leo on a trip to Heeley Bank Care Home to see what the residents thought of his visit!:
One of Kirklees' most wanted criminals has been arrested after a campaign to tackle anti-social behaviour and crime.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThey were arrested as part of a five-week campaign which was focused around Dewsbury town centre.
As well as one person being arrested on suspicion of grooming a child, a number of drivers were also found to have no insurance.
Quote MessageWe managed to arrest and detain one of the district's most wanted criminals for burglary and theft offences."
PC Chris Birkenshaw, West Yorkshire Police
People in a town in Cumbria are meeting later to discuss if the town gained any benefits when it became part of the Yorkshire Dales.
Image source, GoogleSince August last year, the newly extended National Park has included parts of Kirkby Lonsdale, along with other areas of Cumbria.
This evening, businesses and local residents will find out what the economic advantages might be and get a chance to discuss any potential disadvantages.
The meeting starts at 19:30 in the Lunbesdale Hall.
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
This is the moment a man in Leeds was just seconds away - and inches away - from being seriously injured by a car which had lost control.
It happened on Roundhay Road just after midnight last night when the grey Golf had a crash with another car.
Amazingly, no one was seriously injured, though a man in his early twenties suffered minor injuries.
Police say no-one has been arrested so far in connection with the incident.
Over 50 extra officers from the across the UK are being recruited to join the investigation into child sex abuse in Rotherham.
The National Crime Agency has announced it's looking for serving inspectors, sergeants and constables to work as part of Operation Stovewood.
They will focus on offences committed between 1997 and 2013.
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Organisers of cycling's Tour de Yorkshire have renewed calls to extend the race to a fourth day after record spectator attendance figures over the weekend.
Image source, Getty Images/AllsportAn estimated 2.2m people watched the three stages, taking in the east coast on Friday, Yorkshire's market towns on Saturday and eight climbs on Sunday.
The overall winner was Belgian Serge Pauwels, with Otley-born rider Lizzie Deignan taking the women's race.
Tourism organistaion Welcome to Yorkshire hopes a fourth day could be added as early as 2018.
Nathan Turvey
BBC Radio York News
The Liberal Democrats say the government's 'hard Brexit' stance will make working families worse off.
They say a vote for them will provide a real opposition to the Conservatives stance on Europe.
The party's former leader Nick Clegg who's a Sheffield MP, says Theresa May's approach will be damaging.
