Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Well, that's all from us for now.

We'll be back from 22:00 tonight with full election coverage and results for Yorkshire.

Get the kettle on and join us for through-the-night news and reaction.

But before we go, let's look back at some of today's top stories from across Yorkshire:

1. Ecstasy suspected in Sheffield woman's death
2. Sheffield school coach crashes injuring three
3. Gomersal cuddle killer jailed for 13 years
4. Yorkshire schools review trip plans in wake of terror
5. What you can - and can't - do in a polling booth

See you in a bit. Bring biscuits...

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Voting in the general election is well under way and the polls are open until 22:00 tonight for you to put your "X" in a box.

There seems to be as much excitement outside the polling stations, though, with people taking to social media to share photos of dogs waiting for their owner to vote!

Here are a few that have come in from across Yorkshire today, starting with Lennie, the dachshund from Sheffield:

Next up is Tees who accompanied her owner Michelle to vote in York this morning:

Image source, Michelle Bull

And finally to Haworth, where Rupert's been with his owner for a trip to the ballot box:

Image source, @Cruxy57

South Yorkshire Police have shared an e-fit image of a man they want to identify in relation to a reported sexual assault in a Rotherham park.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

A 17-year-old girl was approached at about 09:30 on Saturday morning in Greenlands Park on Quarry Lane in North Anston.

The man is described as in his late 20s to early 30s and about 5ft 6ins to 5ft 7ins tall.

Anyone with information about the incident is being asked to contact police.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

With a packed audience looking forward to seeing Sheridan Smith in hit show Funny Girl at the Alhambra last night, the news that she would not be appearing because of illness sent ripples of disappointment around the auditorium, external.

Image source, Bradford Telegraph and Argus

The house of a woman in her 70s in Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire, was burgled while the victim was in another part of her home.

Image source, Google

Police have just released details of the burglary which happened on Maude Crescent between 19:00 and 22:15 on Monday 29 May.

The suspects came in through a bedroom window while the homeowner was in another room.

The thieves took a deeds box and items of jewellery.

Anyone with information about the burglary is being asked to contact police.

The family of seven-year-old Katie Rough, who died after being found with severe injuries in the Woodthorpe area of York in January, have thanked local people for their support of a fundraising event being held in Katie's honour on Friday at York Acorn Rugby Club.

They say they've been inundated with offers of help, and Katie's grandmother is surprised with the response they've received:

This driver has been "dealt with" by police after the vehicle was seen tailgating just 6ft behind another car.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

New rules came in almost four years ago which mean officers can issue £100 fines and three points rather than taking drivers to court.

It happened eastbound on the M62 earlier today. The driver was going at 70mph just feet away from the car in front.

Ahead of this weekend's Leeds Triathlon event, Leeds' double Olympic champion Alistair Brownlee says he could be tempted to compete in his fourth Games.

Image source, Getty Images

The triathlete says the prospect of winning two more gold medals at Tokyo 2020 could convince him to commit to his fourth consecutive Olympics.

The 29-year-old has shifted his focus towards longer "ironman" events since retaining his Olympic title in Rio, and has remained non-committal over going to Tokyo.

Meanwhile, Brownlee says that, although a shorter distance, the thought of racing in Leeds this coming weekend was too good an opportunity to miss:

Counter-terrorism officers have been granted a further seven days to question two suspects arrested in Yorkshire.

The men, aged 24 and 29, were detained in Huddersfield and Sheffield on 1 June.

The North East Counter-Terrorism Unit said "an additional warrant of further detention has been granted".

Police said the arrests were not linked to last month's Manchester Arena attack.

Officers raided properties in Kelham Island, Sheffield, and Crosland Moor, Huddersfield, and both arrests are understood to be Islamist-related.

The men are being held on suspicion of offences under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act.

Ian Toothill reveals he battled with storms and temporary loss of vision during his climb.

Chapel Allerton Hospital in Leeds has been evacuated after reports of a suspicious package, according to the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

Image source, @DarthGrapes

The general election is finally here and millions of Yorkshire folk are heading to polling stations to cast their votes.

Image source, AFP

But what are you actually allowed to do in a polling booth?

You can:

• Take a selfie (but the Electoral Commission very strongly discourages it)
• Take a child in with you
• Bring your pet along
• Cover your face
• Vote drunk - as long as you are not disruptive
• Play music (as long as it doesn't disturb anyone)
• Use your own pen

You can't:

• Tweet about your vote (but you can once outside)
• Wear political clothing
• Wear a massive rosette
• Talk about the candidates
• Get a child to put your cross in for you

Yorkshire Post

As the first anniversary of the death of Jo Cox nears, her husband Brendan talks to Sarah Freeman about life as a single parent and his hopes for the future, external.

Image source, Yorkshire Post

A six-year-old boy from York has been named a regional winner in the National Young Writers' Awards.

Alexander Dowle came up with a story called Futuristic Football, which is set in the year 3017.

If successful in the overall competition, Alexander will win £500 worth of books for his school, Lakeside Primary in Clifton Moor, and a trip to Disneyland Paris.

The competition theme was The Future and children were asked to write a story set in 3017.

Unsurprisingly, robots were overwhelmingly the most popular characters and appeared in almost a third of the entries, while teleports, rockets and jets were the common modes of transport in the future setting:

Police are appealing for help in locating a Dewsbury man who was found guilty of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl and who's been on the run since last year.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Asif Ghafoor Butt was sentenced in his absence to 11 years in jail for sex offences and was due to appear at Leeds Crown Court in October last year.

But he broke his magistrates court bail conditions by failing to attend, and police have not been able to track him down since.

The 35-year-old committed the offences in 2015 in the Wakefield district.

BBC Sport

Congratulations to Sheffield's Dominic Calvert-Lewin and York's Lewis Cook who, with their England team mates, have beaten Italy and reached the U20 World Cup final for the first time.

The score was 2-1 and England will now play Venezuela in the final on Sunday:

A 23-year-old man and a woman, 20, who were arrested, have been released while enquiries are ongoing.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Over the last 48 hours we've been keeping you updated about expansion plans for the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, near Doncaster.

A public consultation, external event runs at the park on 16 and 17 June.

Local residents and other interested parties have been having their say, and the park has now tweeted this statement to clarify the proposals:

A landlord has been fined over £10,000 after a fire at flats in York.

Image source, North Yorkshire Fire Service

Charles Thornton, 60, of Knedlington Walk, Howden, hadn't carried out a fire risk assessment at the property on Fulford Road, ahead of the blaze in September.

Mr Thornton pleaded guilty to three contraventions of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

During the incident, which was caused by an electrical fault near the fuse board, fire officers found that the fire alarm and detection system provided for the two flats and communal hallway was not working.

Mr Thornton was fined £7,000 and ordered to pay £2,933.33 in costs, with a surcharge of £170. That's a total cost of £10,103.33.

Julia Bryson
Journalist, BBC Local Live

We've just received this picture of the coach which crashed this morning as it was carrying pupils from a primary school in Sheffield to Filey in East Yorkshire.

A man and two children were hurt in the crash between the coach and a lorry on the A614 close to Kirkburn, near Driffield, at about 10:00.

The children were travelling from Dore Primary School in Sheffield.