Jonathan Buchan
BBC Radio Sheffield Sport

Doncaster Rovers, who've won promotion to League One, have released five first-team players, external and made a further five available for transfer.

Image source, Getty Images

Paul Keegan, Gary McSheffrey, Aaron Taylor-Sinclair, Joe Pugh and Joey McCormick will all leave the club at the end of their contracts. 

Ross Etheridge, Cedric Evina, Mitchell Lund, Harry Middleton and Andy Williams have all been made available for transfer.

Jenny Eells
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A new kind of night out has opened in Doncaster. 

The Dice Nightclub, at the Diamond Live Lounge, hosts events for adults with disabilities.

The first night saw more than 100 people through the doors.

I need no excuse to dig out my dancing shoes, so grabbed my glow sticks and went along to find out more:

David Ward
MatchDay Live presenter

They may have been relegated to regional football, but York City are still going to take a healthy following to Wembley for the FA Trophy final on Sunday 21 May:

Johnathan I'Anson
BBC Radio Leeds

I've spent the morning down at Leeds Market where visitors are being encouraged to come and pick herbs from a new "allotment". 

It's all part of the Leeds Indie Food Festival whose aim is to improve creativity and community as well as to get you cooking. 

I've taken a look behind the scenes before things really kick off:

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

Tributes have been paid to a "tremendous" British doctor and former Sheffield University student killed alongside his fiancee in their luxury penthouse in the US.

Image source, CBS

Anaesthetists Richard Field, 49, and Lina Bolanos, 38, were found dead in their apartment in Boston, Massachusetts, on Friday night. 

Prosecutors said he had texted a friend during his final moments to report a "serious situation" with a gunman in his home. 

Dr Field - who graduated from Sheffield University in 1999, according to the Massachusetts medicine board - had been working at The North Shore Pain Management Centre since 2010, which had described him as a "guiding vision".  

Cara Thorpe
BBC Radio York reporter

Scarborough's brand new state-of-the-art leisure village is to open on Monday 5 June, it's been announced.

About £15m has been spent transforming the former Weaponess Coach Park into the leisure village.

The site will be also be home to Scarborough Athletic Football Club

Martin Russell, Everyone Active's area fitness manager, says a top sporting name will be involved in celebrations to mark the centre's opening:

Danny Savage
North of England correspondent

Rivers running dry are - or should be - a rare sight at this time of year. 

But because many parts of the country haven't had their usual amount of rainfall, it's something that's becoming a reality.

I've been to Upper Wharfedale to take a closer look:

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Crews are damping down at the scene of a fire in Rotherham earlier this morning which began in a garage and spread to adjoining houses and a caravan.

There was concern that a propane gas cylinder near the caravan, on Snowdon Way in Brinsworth, might explode, but crews have managed to deal with it.

At its height, four fire crews tackled the blaze.

These are the latest pictures of the aftermath of the fire:

Following yesterday's fire at Universal Recycling in Kilnhurst, near Rotherham, it seems fire crews are due to stay at the scene for another day as damping-down continues:

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

We all know that the polls for various elections recently have not turned out to be entirely accurate, but what about an actual pole causing some trouble for voters? 

Image source, John Lincoln

This temporary polling booth in Farnley, Leeds, has gone up nice and early before the general election on 8 June, but has presented a few "access issues", to say the least.

The above photo has been doing the rounds on Facebook, along with a bit of flak for Leeds City Council who put the polling booth there.

The council says its team has been back with "specialist equipment" and that the offending pole has now been taken away.

These are the latest pictures from the scene of a fire at Universal Recycling in Kilnhurst, near Rotherham, as workers return to the site.

The blaze broke out at about 10:15 on Monday morning and is still burning now - though South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue says it is under control.

Fire crews are due to make another attempt to completely extinguish the blaze this morning, though the fire service warns the smoke there will "probably get worse before it gets better".

People living nearby are being warned to stay indoors if possible.

Kay Crewdson
BBC Radio York

A man from North Yorkshire is down to the final three of the Tattoo Artist of the Year Awards. 

JJ, from York, will feature in a programme on E4 tonight where the best in the country will fight it out for the title.  

We wanted to know about the weirdest tattoo he's ever inked:

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A fire at a garage in Rotherham has spread to nearby houses, it's being reported.

Four fire engines are currently at Snowdon Way in Brinsworth, as well as an aerial ladder.

More details as we get them.

BBC Sport

The latest sporting headlines across Yorkshire this morning include:

• Sheffield Wednesday striker Sam Winnall says the Owls have a better squad than the other three teams in the Championship play-offs
• Leeds United striker Chris Wood says it's essential this season's squad, and head coach Garry Monk, stay together to lead the club to promotion next year 
• York City Knights half-back Harry Tyson-Wilson could be missing for about a month with a twisted knee

Andy Kershaw
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Firefighters are to make a fresh attempt at putting out a fire at a Rotherham recycling plant at about 08:30 this morning, I've been told.

Image source, SYFR

The picture above was taken at the height of the fire at Universal Recycling on Wharf Road in Kilnhurst which broke out at about 10:15 yesterday morning.

But, as you can see from my short video earlier, the fire is still burning under the pile of plastic.

About 15 firefighters are still here at the scene this morning.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tuesday will be a dry and generally cloudy day, though there will be some sunny spells.

Watch my forecast for Yorkshire here:

Andy Kershaw
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

I'm in Kilnhurst near Rotherham this morning, near the scene of a fire which broke out yesterday at Universal Recycling.

The blaze saw about 500 tonnes of plastic go up in flames - as well as metal and machinery.

First called out to the fire at about 10:15 on Monday morning, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say it's "still burning but under control" - with about 20 firefighters still at the scene.

As you can see from this video, thick white smoke still covers a wide area nearly 24 hours after the fire first broke out: 

Have you seen Shaun Beever from Elland?

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

He's been missing from his home since about 07:25 on Monday morning and West Yorkshire Police say they want to hear from anyone with "info or sightings".

Shaun's described as 53-years-old, 6ft 2ins tall and of medium build.

Council meetings in Kirklees could be moved from town halls into cafes and the voting age should be lowered to 16...

Those are two ideas being looked at in a major report on democracy which has been commissioned by Kirklees Council.

The Democracy Commission, which has written the report, also warns the role of thousands of local councillors could be become "undeliverable and unachievable".

Dr Andy Mycock, from the University of Huddersfield, is the commission's independent chair and he says the authority's shown its "bravery" in calling for this report:

About 20 firefighters are still at the site of a blaze at a Rotherham recycling plant this morning - nearly a day after it first broke out.

Fire crews were called to Universal Recycling on Wharf Road in Kilnhurst at about 10:15 on Monday morning after about 500 tonnes of plastic caught fire.  

People living nearby were told to stay inside and keep windows and doors shut and, at its height, about 30 fire crews tackled the blaze.