Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Well that's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 when the good news is we won't be able to talk about the election. At all. It's the rules.

But we will have all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire - but don't get too engrossed and forget to vote.

Let's look back at some of our top stories from today:

1. Vicar accused of raping a Bradford boy is found dead
2. Yorkshire Wildlife Park announces '£50m expansion with 300 new jobs'
3. Homeless hotline launched in Sheffield
4. Third time to the polls in three years in Batley and Spen and Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough
5. Sinkhole opens up near Huddersfield

See you tomorrow.

If you're undecided which way you're going to vote, what about speed dating your candidates?

Four general election candidates have spent a few minutes hearing from voters in the Selby and Ainsty constituency.

One undecided voter they each tried to sway was Sue:

A Filey man has been left with a broken thigh bone and a facial injury after he was assaulted at a social club in the town.

Image source, Google

It happened in the early hours of the 28 May at Filey Sports and Social Club. The 50-year-old was taken to Scarborough Hospital.

A 25-year-old man, also from Filey, was arrested in connection with the incident. He has been released while the police inquiries continue.

Officers are appealing for witnesses.

If you ever wondered how they clean all of that glass in the Trinity Shopping Centre in Leeds...

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Yet more good news on the roads, when will this uplifting travel day stop?

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Another bit of rare good news on the travel front, Bridgewater Place has been reopened to traffic.

Happy Days. Again.

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The police have just said that the accident on the M621 J3 sliproad has now been cleared.

Happy days.

Sheffield Star

An ambitious bid is being launched to bring the headquarters of Channel 4 to Sheffield in a move designed to cement the city's reputation as a major creative hub in the UK., external

Image source, Channel 4

Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Police in Doncaster have arrested three people as part of a new operation to tackle burglary.

The campaign launched this week and aims to focus on hotspot areas identified through intelligence work and recent inquiries in the local community.

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A vehicle fire on the M62 has been causing problems this afternoon:

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

This is eastbound just before the little house on the prairie, and there's still one lane shut as emergency services clean up a diesel spill.

Not great news as we head into the evening rush hour.

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We've got some very slow traffic heading into Leeds on the M621.

It's closed off J3, the main route off the motorways and into the city centre, it's all down to this accident on the slip road.

Expect a delay:

Image source, Highways England/Crown Copyright

The Bradford school is consulting parents on whether to stop lessons at lunchtime on Fridays.

Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Armed police were called to Sheffield City Centre this afternoon, following a report of a man carrying a gun.

Two men have been arrested in connection with the incident - one of them was found with a BB gun.

Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

The Chief Executive of Yorkshire Wildlife Park, John Minion, has called plans for a major expansion of the site a "game changer for Doncaster and the surrounding area."

Image source, Yorkshire Wildlife Park

The attraction has secured 150 acres of land next to its current location, which they say will create over 300 new jobs and generate around £50m of investment.

Public consultation events on the plans will take place in the park's conference suite next Friday and Saturday.

Image source, YWP

Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A Doncaster truck mechanic is attempting to drive to Spain in just four days, to raise cash for the Sheffield Hospitals charity.

Trevor Hill, 51, from Balby has revamped his old banger to resemble a horse and cart, and will travel the 1400 mile trip to Benidorm dressed as Robin Hood.

Image source, Sheffield Hospitals Charity

Terry - who is being joined by his stepfather Stuart Johnson - hopes to raise thousands of pounds as a thank you to staff at the Palliative Care Unit.

They looked after his mum, Dian, before she died from cancer last March.

Twenty-five-years to the day since his death a memorial service is taking place today for a North Yorkshire Police officer murdered by a member of the IRA.

Glenn Goodman, a 37-year-old special constable was shot dead after stopping a car for a routine check on the A64 near Tadcaster.

Paul Magee, a member of the IRA, was jailed for life in March 1993 for Mr Goodman's murder.

Glenn's dad, Brian, says the recent terror attacks brought memories flooding back:

The private service in Tadcaster will be attended by serving police officers and former colleagues.

Have you seen this man in York? He is wanted by the police.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Lewis Berkley, 18, didn't show up for sentencing at York Magistrates Court last week for breaching his licence, after he was released from prison in April.

He is also wanted on suspicion of breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order and on suspicion of criminal damage, theft and stolen vehicle offences.

It is believed Berkley is in the Clifton area of York.

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

Visitors heading to Chatsworth for the Royal Horticultural Society's show should allow plenty of extra travel time.

The entrance to the flower show's site is currently gridlocked.

Two of Labour's most prominent Yorkshire candidates , Mary Creagh and Yvette Cooper have been out canvassing in Wakefield this lunchtime.

Today, of course, is the last day of campaigning before the general election tomorrow.

Earlier, their leader, Jeremy Corbyn, was in Glasgow where he was emphasising Labour's plan to invest billions on public services.

He said that it would be paid for by higher taxes on business and the better-off. He added the NHS could not afford "five more years of underfunding, understaffing and privatisation".

People in the Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough will head to the polls for the third time in as many years for this year's general election.

Last year Labour's Gill Furniss became an MP in a by-election after her husband, Harry Harpham - who was the MP before her - died of cancer.

She received 14,087 votes, a majority of 9,590 and a 6% increase in Labour's share of the vote.

This year's candidates are:

• Simon Clement-Jones - Liberal Democrat
• Mike Driver - Workers Revolutionary Party
• Gill Furniss - Labour
• Christine Gilligan Kubo - Green Party
• Shane Harper - UKIP
• Michael Naughton - Conservative
• Muzafar Rahman - Social Democratic Party