The leaders of the main parties stopped campaigning for an hour yesterday to remember the late Labour MP for Batley and Spen, Jo Cox.

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The 41-year-old was shot and stabbed multiple times by right-wing extremist Thomas Mair in her constituency.

Her widower Brendan Cox said it would "send a powerful message" ahead of the first anniversary of her death.

Mr Cox said the co-ordinated suspension of campaigning would send a message that "whatever our political disagreements, we really do hold more in common and show a united front against hatred and extremism in all its forms".

To mark the anniversary of her death, Mr Cox has organised the Great Get -Together, external from 16 to 18 June, where thousands of community gatherings such as street parties, picnics and coffee mornings will be held across the country.

Corinne Wheatley
BBC Radio Leeds

The clock's ticking if you want to register to vote in the general election:

I've been on the streets of Leeds with these volunteers trying to ensure everyone has their chance to put their X in a box including the homeless:

The deadline is just before midnight and more information on how to make sure you get your polling cards for 8 June can be found here.

Paul Walker
BBC Radio Sheffield

South Yorkshire took over Britain's Got Talent, external at the weekend on ITV.

Firstly, the Pensionaires from Doncaster made it through to the next round with all four judges saying "yes":

The highlight though was when this happened:

Two years ago Kyle Tomlinson from Sheffield auditioned for the show but was told by David Walliams to go and get some singing lessons.

He did just that and wowed the panel this weekend, leading to a gold buzzer and a ticket straight into the semi-finals.

Kyle and his dad spoke to me on BBC Radio Sheffield about he's feeling this morning:

BBC Newsbeat

A minimum of six UK music festivals are expected to introduce an initiative allowing revellers to test their illegal drugs this summer.

Reading and Leeds Festivals and a number of other live music events are aiming to introduce the scheme with the support of local police forces.

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The move follows a spate of drug-related deaths at festivals in recent years, including Olivia Christopher, from Buckinghamshire, who died last year at BoomTown Fair Festival in Winchester.

She is the fourth person to have died during the seven-year history of BoomTown.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A woman from North Yorkshire who claims her baby was taken at birth 25 years ago in Spain, is travelling to Madrid today.

Ruth Appleby was told her daughter died after she gave birth to a child in Spain in 1992 but later learned thousands of Spanish babies were taken and given up for adoption.

Today she'll join other campaigners putting pressure on the authorities:

Sarah Wakefield
BBC Radio Leeds News

The organisers of Leeds Festival, external are looking at plans to allow people to test their drugs on site before taking them.

They're hoping to get the backing of West Yorkshire Police, external for this pioneering scheme which would see festival-goers take their substances to a special tent to identify the ingredients contained in the drugs.

West Yorkshire Police say they're looking at the proposals and add that approval would also be considered by the local authority and health services.

BBC Sport

The first four-day Roses match of the season looks to be heading to a draw at Old Trafford.

Lancashire are on 264/6 in their 1st innings, trailing Yorkshire by 184 runs.

But the highlight of day three was Jack Brooks completing his maiden century and then taking 1/14 with the ball.

The final day of the rain-affected match begins at 11:00 BST today with ball-by-ball coverage of the match in the county championship available via the BBC Sport website.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

Nearly half the population of South Yorkshire lacks confidence in their police force, according to a survey for the county's Police and Crime Commissioner.

The report, obtained by the BBC, shows the force's reputation is tarred by historical issues such as the Miners' Strike, Hillsborough and the Rotherham CSE scandal and current issues like neighbourhood policing and the lack of bobbies on the beat.

The survey also found the best way to restore confidence was to boost neighbourhood policing, with 75% of people questioned wanting more officers on the streets.

Local residents in Doncaster have told BBC Radio Sheffield their views:

The chair of the South Yorkshire Police Federation, which represents rank-and file police officers, is Zuleika Payne:

In response, South Yorkshire Police says a review designed to improve things is under way and that a new leadership team under Chief Constable Stephen Watson has been working to improve matters since last year.

Liz Green
BBC Radio Leeds

The General Election is just over a fortnight away and every day this week I'm visiting those places in West Yorkshire that are closest to call ahead of the vote.

I'm starting in Morley and Outwood today getting a feel for what's on the minds of the people in this constituency ahead of next month's vote:

I'll be live from constituencies across West Yorkshire for the rest of the week, including tomorrow when I'll be in Dewsbury.

York City's trophy cabinet is a bit fuller this morning after the Minstermen beat Maccesfield Town 3-2 at Wembley to claim the FA Trophy.

Here's the moment they clinched victory, as described by BBC Radio York's commentator Ronan Sully:

It was Aiden Connelly's 86th minute strike that won the match for the Yorkshire side and fans after the game were delighted:

I'll have more reaction throughout the morning on BBC Radio York.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

This morning's top stories across Yorkshire so far today include:

• York City triumph at Wembley in the FA Trophy
• The public don't have confidence in South Yorkshire Police
• A girl from Barnsley follows in her grandmother's footsteps to be named 'Miss Barnsley'
• Yorkshire gardeners exhibit at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

They'll be plenty more on these right here throughout the day and on BBC Radio York, BBC Radio Leeds and BBC Radio Sheffield.

Here's Lisa Gallagher with the weather forecast:

BBC News Travel

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

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Monday 22 May 2017.

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

You're welcome to join in as always.

Like BBC Weather Watcher Oldninja, who sent in a picture from Bolton-upon-Dearne near Barnsley.

If you take a photo of anything interesting, which you'd like to show off to the rest of Yorkshire, you can send it in by simply clicking here.