Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

Stall traders in Rotherham claim the indoor market is dying, despite Rotherham council saying it has a healthy footfall.

One young stallholder says he's quitting Rotherham and moving to the Moor Market in Sheffield.

Andy Kershaw reports

Tim O'Connell, from Rotherham council, says despite the empty stalls, businesses are still looking into moving to the indoor market.

"Three new businesses have opened in the last three months and we currently have a number of other enquiries.

"Two of our stallholders are expanding - with one planning to move to larger premises in the town centre, and another acquiring a second stall inside the market."

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Earlier I told you about tonight's television programme on the first mainline steam engine to be built in the UK since the 1960s.

Tornado pulled an eight-carriage train between Appleby, in Cumbria, and Skipton, in North Yorkshire, along the famous Settle to Carlisle line in February.

Here's a sneak preview of what you can enjoy this evening:

You can climb aboard, settle comfortably and see the story of Tornado at 19:30 on BBC1 in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Sheffield film maker Dan Gordon won the 'Single Documentary' category at last night's BAFTA TV awards.

The documentary followed the Hillsborough disaster, in which 96 men, women and children were killed.

Image source, BAFTA

As the full impact of Friday's global cyber-attack is assessed patients in Pickering are being advised that blood test appointment have been cancelled and that unless they have an appointment they will not be seen today. 

Image source, Google

The Pickering Medical Practice has tweeted the following information:

"Unless you have an urgent need, we are only able to see patients with a pre-existing appointment today.

"All blood test appointments have been cancelled. We will contact you to make another appointment when we can."

Staff at the practice are asking for support from patients and are asking people not to ring the surgery unless absolutely neccessary.

They say they will continue to use their notice boards and social media to keep patients informed.

There's just a week left to make sure you can vote in the general election.

And as the deadline approaches, the Electoral Commission's estimated one in six people in Yorkshire are not correctly registered to vote. 

Armando Iannucci created the political drama, The Thick of It, which satirizes the inner workings of modern British government, 

He's urging young people to get involved:

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Steam train enthusiasts please take your seats and prepare to embark tonight.

Tornado, the first mainline steam engine to be built in the UK since the 1960s, pulled an eight-carriage train between Appleby, in Cumbria, and Skipton, in North Yorkshire, along the famous Settle to Carlisle line in February..

BBC Look North's, Tom Ingall, filmed the historic event:

If the thought of a downpour on the way upsets you, watch this from BBC Look North weather forecaster, Owain Wyn Evans.

He manages to deliver the news in such a way, it actually makes you smile!

A man was taken to hospital with 'a potentially life-changing injury', after his hand was slashed with a blade during an afternoon street fight in Doncaster this weekend.

A number of cars on Schofield Street, Mexborough, were also damaged during the fight, which happened at about 15:00 on Friday afternoon.

Image source, Google

Three people have been arrested but police are now appealing for information into what happened.

They were arrested on suspicion of assault and threats to kill.

There are calls for drug-users to be treated in the community, rather than sent to prison. 

The charity "Add Action" is holding a conference in Leeds today, to highlight that drug-related deaths are at a record high. 

In the UK drug deaths now account for two and a half times more deaths each year than road traffic accidents. 

Karen Tyrell from the charity says the current way of treating drug offenders doesn't work:

Patient across North Yorkshire are being urged to use the NHS "wisely" as the full impact of Friday's global cyber-attack is assessed. 

There are concerns over thousands of computers being switched back on this morning, especially at GP surgeries which have been closed over the weekend. 

Some practices will not yet have full access to patient records, prescriptions, appointment systems and in some cases telephone systems. 

Image source, EPA

Here's what the NHS in North Yorkshire says you can do to help:  

• If you already have a GP appointment booked, this will go ahead. Please do not ring your surgery to check as they will be extremely busy - you should attend for your appointment as normal.
• If you need to book an urgent GP appointment you will be able to do so, but please bear with us if you have difficulty in getting through to your practice - keep trying.
• Please bear in mind practices may be running more slowly than usual if they are unable to access some of their systems and people are asked to be patient with staff.
• All phone lines for GP practices are working. However there is a possibility practices that use electronic call queuing systems may be affected. 

Police divers are to carry out new searches today in the hunt for Rory Johnson-Hatfield, who went missing in York 18-months ago.

Rory, 29, from Skipton, was last seen near the River Ouse on a night out in November 2015. 

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Mr Johnson-Hatfield was in the Postern Gate Wetherspoon pub with a friend at 23:30 on 19 November. 

He later left York Central Travel Lodge on Piccadilly at 00:15 on 20 November and went to a pub with a fellow hotel guest.

He did not return to the hotel and failed to arrive at work the following evening.

Police said the review of the case followed a meeting with Mr Johnson's mother, Elizabeth, who has previously asked for new searches, which will focus on the river between Naburn Lock and Selby.  

Huddersfield town and Sheffield Wednesday drew 0-0 in the first leg of their play-off semi final yesterday. 

Image source, PA

Despite the goalless draw fans on both Yorkshire sides say they're still confident their team can come out on top. 

Huddersfield travel to Sheffield for the 2nd leg on Wednesday.

Sunday's stalemate means Sheffield Wednesday are unbeaten in eight matches against their Yorkshire rivals, dating back to November 2013.  

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's going to be a wet one.

Rain will soon spread to all parts and become persistent and heavy at times, mainly on the hills.

Here's my full forecast

The spectacular techno-cheese-fest known as the Eurovision Song contest was held in Kiev at the weekend and won by a poignant love song, sung in Portuguese.

But did you know that back in 1982 it came to Yorkshire?

Here's a collection of too many shoulder pads and bouffant hair styles:

It was a good night for the BBC and Yorkshire at the Bafta television awards in London last night. 

Happy Valley, the gritty BBC One crime drama set in the Calder Valley, won Best Drama and also Best Actress for Sarah Lancashire. 

But Sarah says she struggled with the part at first and particularly worried about her Yorkshire accent:

Many GP practices and hospitals across North Yorkshire are still bringing their IT and clinical systems back on-line, following the huge international cyber attack that began on Friday

The trust that runs York and Scarborough hospitals says its fixing around 2,000 computers that could be infected and is asking people to avoid A&E unless absolutely necessary.

Trust chief executive, Patrick Crowley, is denying suggestions they could have done more to protect themselves and says patients in York, Scarborough, Selby and Malton, should assume appointments will go ahead as planned today:

If you're planning on heading to the station this morning, everything seems to be running smoothly with no major delays to services across Yorkshire so far.

Of course this could change, so if you are getting the train to work, click on the links below to keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:

• Leeds Railway Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external
• York Railway Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 23-year-old who was shot dead in Sheffield.

Assel Al-Essaie was shot in the chest in Daniel Hill, Walkley, on 18 February. He was taken to hospital but died soon after.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

On Saturday night, police detained a 29-year-old Sheffield man on suspicion of murder.

Two other men, aged 25 and 35 and from Nottinghamshire, were arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

All three remain in police custody for questioning.

It brings the total number of arrests in the case to 14, but no charges have been made.

South Yorkshire Police are continuing to appeal for anyone with information connected to the death to come forward.

Police have confirmed two people have died after being hit by a minibus as they crossed a road in North Yorkshire. 

Image source, Google

It happened on the A64 at Crambeck, near Malton, close to midnight on Saturday night. 

The 52-year-old woman and a 51-year-old man, who died at the scene, had just got off a double-decker Coastliner bus. 

The minibus was heading towards York at the time and police are appealing for witnesses.

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Monday 15 May 2017. 

We'll be with you throughout the day with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates. 

As usual we welcome your input, especially if you've taken a great picture and especially if that pic contains a rainbow!

BBC Weather Watcher, Claire-a-bella, sent in this ring of colour over Pudsey.

If you snap anything interesting over the next few hours, which you'd like to show off to the rest of Yorkshire, you can send it in by simply clicking here.