Yorkshire observes silence for London terror attack victims
Armed police deal with incident near Meadowhall, Sheffield
Sheffield Star offices sold for £3.6m
Leeds cafe facing prosecution for feeding people out-of-date food
Police rescue woman from River Ouse in York
Tributes to Last of the Summer Wine actor Peter Sallis
Updates on Tuesday 6 June 2017
Without your sight, how would you get on at a polling station?
Zahra is a Student at Leeds Trinity University and Natasha works for the RNIB across Yorkshire.
They've been explaining what it's like to be visually impaired voters:
Harrogate Informer
Thousands of pop culture and gaming fans are expected in Harrogate this autumn as a major new public event comes to the Convention Centre., external
Organisers of Fanatic 2017 promise to transform Harrogate into ‘a galaxy far, far away’ in a weekend which will feature famous actors including stars of Game of Thrones, Lord of The Rings and James Bond.
Image source, Harrogate InformerThe city centre offices of The Sheffield Star have been sold in a £3.6m deal.
Image source, GoogleA statement on their website says completion of the deal is expected to take place by the end of June.
The offices on York Street are occupied by sales and editorial staff who'll remain in the building for a short time before moving to new premises.
York Street has served as the home of the publication for decades and the first Sheffield Daily Telegraph was published on the site in 1855.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Cloudy, cool and wet, with extensive hill fog and persistent, occasionally heavy rain.
Here's my full forecast:
Tributes are being paid to Last of the Summer Wine actor, Peter Sallis.
His agent confirmed he died peacefully at the age of 96 with his family by his side.
Sallis played Norman "Cleggy" Clegg in the series, from its first episode in 1973, until its conclusion in 2010.
It was filmed in and around Holmfirth, West Yorkshire and written by Roy Clarke, from Doncaster.
Roy said Peter Sallis (pictured right with co-stars) was "a brave man who had to cope with failing eyesight."
People across the country will observe a minute's silence this morning, in memory of the victims of the attack at London Bridge on Saturday night, in which seven people died.
Last night, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, led a vigil for those killed and injured. Vigils were also held across Yorkshire.
Flags on government buildings will remain at half-mast until this evening.
A siren will be sounded at 11:00 in Sheffield city centre this morning, followed by a minute's silence at the Town Hall and other civic buildings.
The silence will also be observed at York Minster, at Victoria Gardens in Leeds and outside City Hall in Bradford.
BBC News Travel
On the rails across Yorkshire so far today everything seems to be running to time.
You can click on the links below to keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:
The owners of a cafe in Leeds, which uses waste food to feed people, could be facing prosecution.
Managers at the Real Junk Food Project, which has a café in Armley and a shop in Pudsey, have received a letter from trading standards officials, saying they they may be breaking the law by selling and using out-of-date food.
The project intercepts surplus food from supermarkets and food banks, then decides whether the food is fit for human consumption, to highlight the issues of food waste.
Adam Smith from the project says he hopes news of the summons will cause debate about the subject of food waste:
Trading Standards says it can't comment on an ongoing investigation.
A woman's been saved from the River Ouse in York by two police officers.
They were called out after somebody spotted the women in distress by the water on Kings Staith in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Image source, GoogleBy the time officers had arrived, she was fully submerged.
One of the officers sprinted to a nearby jetty, and was able to lie on his front and grab the woman by her fingertips.
She was then dragged to safety by the officer and his colleague and taken to York hospital for treatment.
Quote MessageThe two officers acted swiftly and decisively. Without their prompt action, this situation could have turned out much worse. "
Superintendent Adam Thomson
Cloudy, cool and wet, with extensive hill fog and persistent, occasionally heavy rain. Becoming windier from the morning, spells of rain will continue through the day.
This evening it'll be cloudy with further rain for much of the night.
A former Lord Mayor of Leeds has admitted making and distributing indecent photographs of children.
Neil Taggart, who also served as a West Yorkshire Police Authority chairman and city councillor, pleaded guilty to eight child sex offences at Leeds Crown Court earlier.
The 65-year-old has been sacked from the Labour Party after he was suspended in October, a party spokesman said.
The crimes took place between 2007 and 2016, according to the Yorkshire Post, external.
Taggart, of Marlowe Court, Garforth, is due to be sentenced on 4 July.
In a statement, Labour said it had suspended him "as soon as the party became aware of the allegations he was facing".
Leader of Leeds City Council, Judith Blake, said: "I condemn these despicable crimes in the strongest possible terms."
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Tuesday 6 June 2017.
We'll be with you throughout the day with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates.
Speaking of the weather you won't have failed to notice things have changed from bright and dry to dark and damp, but at least it allows for the chance of spectacular meteorological phenomenon like this:
BBC Weather Watcher Miles 69 sent in this colourful shot of Leavening - is it me or is there a glow from the pot of gold at the end?
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.
