Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

The family of a Barnsley woman injured after a moped accident in Thailand is trying to refund donations made by members of the public which were raised in a bid to fly her home.

Image source, Jade Harvey

It's after insurers said they are now willing to cover the costs of Jenni Evans' healthcare and repatriation to the UK.

Her family is now talking to the people behind the JustGiving donations website, external in an attempt to refund the £28,938 donated by well-wishers.

Ms Evans has been given a blood transfusion and is being treated for an infection in her wound at a private hospital in Bangkok.

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

As you may have heard, the death of Blue Peter presenter John Noakes at the age of 83 was announced yesterday.

Noakes, from Halifax, was the action man of the popular BBC children's TV show in the 1960s and 70s.

I remember seeing him crash on the Cresta Run in Switzerland, leaving him with some pretty spectacular bruises, and jumping out of an RAF plane from five miles up.

Then there was his memorable climb up Nelson's Column with no safety ropes - a task which would never pass a modern BBC risk assessment!

Hang on to your stomach and take a look:

Huddersfield Town head coach David Wagner says he's "in a fairytale" after seeing his side clinch promotion to the Premier League at Wembley.

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Town beat Reading in a dramatic penalty shootout in the Championship play-off final on Monday to reach the top flight for the first time since 1972.

"I'm so happy and so proud of my players, the whole town and every employee of the club. The players have gone from heroes to legends during these play-offs," says Wagner.

Wagner, who took Huddersfield from 19th last season to fifth in 2016-17, felt the club's rise to the Premier League could almost be labelled a work of fiction.

"I'm so happy we've proven this is possible and we've brought this fairytale to a happy ending," he says.

Organisers of a fundraiser for the daughters of a York couple who died in the Manchester concert attack say they've been inundated with offers of help from people in North Yorkshire.

The family fun day in memory of Marcin and Angelika Klis is due to be held on 2 July at the Ainsty Pub in Acomb.

The couple were at Manchester Arena to pick up their girls from the Ariana Grande gig last week when the suicide bomb attack took place.

Annoula Wilby is organising the gig and she says people in York have really pulled together:

A major roadworks scheme in Sheffield is expected to bring some delays to commuters from today.

Image source, Google

Work's expected to continue until after Christmas on the Bochum Parkway and centres on the busy Meadowhead roundabout (pictured).

There will be lane closures and footpath restrictions in the roundabout area.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A mostly cloudy morning for Yorkshire, with some patchy low cloud in places.

There'll be a few showery bursts of rain before it brightens later.

Watch my full forecast here:

Tracy Gee
Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

I'm in Huddersfield where the celebrations continue after the Terriers booked their place in the Premier League in an exciting play-off final at Wembley which went to penalties.

Thousands of Town fans are expected to take to the streets later when the victorious players parade in an open-top bus.

Meanwhile, outside Huddersfield railway station this morning Terriers fan Simon is flying the flag for the club everyone's talking about:

A large scale search has been carried out in North Yorkshire for a "distressed" woman reported missing from her home in County Durham at the weekend.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Julie Gamsby, 59, from Neale Street in Ferryhill, was reported missing by her husband after she failed to return home on Saturday evening.

North Yorkshire Police took over the search on Sunday after it was reported that she may have been near the East Pier in Whitby.

A large scale search was carried out, involving specialist teams, a police dog, a police helicopter, the coastguard and RNLI lifeboats. Since then enquiries have continued in North Yorkshire.

Julie is described as white, 5ft 3in tall, of medium build, with collar length blonde hair. She has tattoos including flowers on her legs and a barbed wire band around her right upper arm.

She usually wears gold dangly earrings, rings on her right hand and several bangles.

Armed police carried out raids at two houses in Bradford last night.

Image source, Google

Two properties on Oak Lane in Manningham were searched.

Police say the raids are not related to the recent terror attack in Manchester.

No-one was injured and no arrests have been made so far, according to police.

It's the morning after the evening before and Huddersfield Town fans may well be waking up today wondering if it was all a dream.

But, no, it really did happen as Town won their place in the top flight of English football in nail-biting fashion.

They say a picture tells a thousand words, and these do just that...

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Plans for a bio-fertiliser "lagoon" on a farm near the Doncaster village of Sprotbrough haven't gone down well with some local residents.

Image source, Google

The lagoon, which would holding bio-fertiliser, hasn't yet been built, but when the bio-fertiliser was tried out recently, people living nearby say it stunk their homes out and businesses lost trade.

Doncaster Council's environmental health team is calling for a "full odour assessment" before the scheme can go ahead.

The company behind the project, Refood, says plans for the lagoon have been "carefully considered to ensure minimal impact, both to the local community and to the surrounding built and natural environments".

BBC Weather

A mainly dry morning once early mist lifts, with some pleasant bright or sunny spells, especially in the east.

Some showery rain, spreading from the west during the early afternoon, then turning dry and bright as westerly winds freshen.

Tonight, cloud will thin and break with some long clear spells developing. Feeling much cooler than recent nights.

BBC News Travel

Trains are running to and from Manchester Victoria station again today after it was closed following the terror attack last week.

A number of services between Leeds, Bradford and Manchester Victoria were cancelled or diverted because of the closure.

Otherwise on the rails so far there are no major delays or cancellations posted.

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

The celebrations are continuing for Huddersfield Town fans this morning after the Terriers won promotion to the Premier League in exciting style.

Image source, PA

A nail-biting penalty shoot-out against Reading at Wembley in the play-off final saw them through.

It's the first time the club has been in the top flight of football since 1972.

Thousands of Town fans are expected to take to the town's streets tomorrow when the team parades in an open top bus.

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Monday 30 May 2017.

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

It was a mixed batch of weather over the bank holiday, but that didn't stop BBC Weather Watchers getting out and finding something photogenic to send in:

This pic of a tranquil Stannington, near Sheffield, was sent in by Weather Watcher Raquel.

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