Leeds Rhinos edge a thrilling West Yorkshire derby with Wakefield to climb to third in the Super League table.

Jake Mamo scores four tries as a resurgent Huddersfield demolish Catalans Dragons for a famous win in Perpignan.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

That's all from us for today. What a 24 hours...

Certainly the 2017 general election has given us something that could have ramifications for years to come.

Here are the winners and losers across Yorkshire:

• Perhaps the biggest of the losers was Nick Clegg (above left), former leader of the Lib Dems and former Deputy Prime Minister. His seat, Sheffield Hallam, went to Jared O'Mara (above right), with a majority of more than 2,000
• In West Yorkshire, Conservative Kris Hopkins lost his seat to Labour's John Grogan, but by a very small 249 majority
• Another Lib Dem to lose out, again to Labour, was Greg Mulholland who lost out to Alex Sobel in Leeds North West
• And in East Yorkshire, Hull West and Hessle has a new MP after Labour's Emma Hardy replaced Alan Johnson, who held the seat for 20 years before standing down

We'll see you again from 06:30 on Monday morning for the latest breaking news from across Yorkshire. Phew.

Here's a handy visualisation of the winners and losers in the general election.

As you can see, there's a little less blue and orange and a little bit more red:

Campaigners have lost a High Court challenge over plans for a visitor centre at York's Clifford's Tower.

Image source, English Heritage

They've been fighting against Historic England's plans to build the centre and a cafe at the site which dates back to the 13th century. They say it resembles a "toilet block" and would "spoil the site".

English Heritage was granted permission to build the £2m visitor centre last October.

They said the project would enhance access to the site and work was due to begin in November.

Those against the plans have been given a fortnight to ask the Court of Appeal to consider their case.

The Conservative leader of East Riding Council says the situation after the general election is "a complete mess".

Speaking to BBC Radio Humberside, Stephen Parnaby has said he doesn't think Theresa May has a long-term future as party leader.

He said: "I think there was an awful lot of complacency and there was a lot of expectation. Frankly I think the election campaign was poor."

Flights to and from Leeds Bradford Airport were grounded for a short time at the weekend after a drone was flown over the site, it's been revealed.

Image source, PA

The West Yorkshire Police helicopter was scrambled at about 13:00 last Saturday when air traffic control alerted officers to an infringement of their airspace.

The helicopter tracked the drone to the Eccup area, but the people who were remotely flying it couldn't be found and today police are appealing for more information.

Planes were told to remain on the ground while the search was being conducted, police say.

Steve White
BBC Radio Sheffield

The former head of the civil service and ex-chief executive of Sheffield City Council has spoken of his concern for the country after yesterday's general election.

Lord Kerslake, who is also chair of the board of governors at Sheffield Hallam University, helped prepare the Conservatives for potential coalition negotiations ahead of the 2015 election.

He's been telling me whether he thinks Theresa May has the authority to remain as prime minister:

Pritti Mistry
BBC Local Live, Hull

An exam board has apologised for "poorly wording" an A Level psychology exam question, weeks after making an error in a GCSE paper.

Students were faced with a question asking them to "calculate the mean percentage of words", normally seen in a maths exam.

Exam board OCR has since apologised and said it would "correct this in our marking".

Damian Walmsley, deputy head teacher at St Mary's College in Hull, said students who sat the exam on Wednesday had been left "disconcerted and confused" by the question.

"The exam was stopped briefly by the invigilator, who contacted the exam board and got advice for students to ignore the question," he added.

BBC News looks at the winners and losers of a dramatic night.

Back row Alex Foster signs an extended contract with Super League leaders Castleford Tigers until the end of 2019.

Nick Clegg lost his seat to Labour in Sheffield Hallam, as did Lib Dem Greg Mulholland in Leeds North West.

South Yorkshire is now a sea of red after former Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg lost his Sheffield Hallam seat to Labour.

The other 13 South Yorkshire seats remained with Jeremy Corbyn's party, and the successful candidates have been speaking about their wins.

Sarah Champion, who remains MP for Rotherham after increasing her majority by 3.9%, had this to say following her re-election:

The Barnsley East constituency was always going to have a new MP after Michael Dugher announced he wouldn't seek re-election.

The successful candidate there was Labour's Stephanie Peacock, who gave this reaction to her victory:

Labour's John Grogan is one of the new MPs for West Yorkshire in Keighley following the general election.

Mr Grogan took the seat from Conservative Kris Hopkins, but by only 249 votes.

Mr Grogan says that although he didn't vote for Jeremy Corbyn as leader, he gave the party a "marvellous campaign".

He added that the Labour leader has given the party hope:

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull City's new head coach Leonid Slutsky is due to arrive in East Yorkshire next week to take over the role left vacant by Marco Silva.

Image source, PA

He said: "I am delighted to become the head coach of Hull City and I am very much looking forward to the challenge of guiding the club back to the Premier League.

"I already know that this is an important club with a big and loyal fanbase. I've had a good feeling about it ever since meeting the Allam family and I can't wait to get started," he added.

The High Court rules in favour of development plans that campaigners claim resemble a 'toilet block'.

David Rhodes
BBC Yorkshire

The votes are counted and we now know who the winners and losers were.

While we wait to see what happens next, let's look at the cold hard facts of how Yorkshire voted in the 2017 general election:

Paulette Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Labour's Jared O'Mara is coming to terms with being elected the new MP for Sheffield Hallam, ousting Nick Clegg of the Lib Dems - the party's former leader - in the process.

He's the first ever Labour MP for the constituency and his parents joined me to share how pleased they are with the news:

There were extra officers on duty at election counts across the country last night.

These officers were on patrol at the Guildhall in Hull:

And there were armed officers on duty at the count in Boston:

A third man has been charged with the murder of a footballer's brother in Leeds in January.

Raheem Wilks, 19, the brother of Leeds United's Mallik Wilks, was shot near Too Sharps barbers in Harehills.

Keiran Hunt, 29, from Harehills, is due to appear at Leeds Magistrates Court charged with his murder.

Keal Richards, 21, of Francis Street and Jaydn Manners, 23, of Louis Street in Chapeltown have also been charged with murder.