A teenager's been jailed for four months after defying a court order and wearing a hoodie in a public place.

Police say it's the first case of its kind in the city.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Lewis Mathew Berkley, 18, stole and vandalised goods while on the run, York magistrates heard.

He also wore his hoodie with the hood up, which he was forbidden to do by a court order.

Under the requirements of the order, Berkley was not allowed to "have a hood up or on a hooded jacket have the hood tied around his face in any public place."

Berkley pleaded guilty to two instances of taking a vehicle without consent, criminal damage, theft, breaching the terms of his release and failing to surrender to court.

At least one West Yorkshire side will be through to the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup tonight as Leeds Rhinos and Featherstone Rovers meet at Headingley.

But can Championship side, Featherstone Rovers, pull off a Challenge Cup upset with victory over Super League Leeds Rhinos?

Rovers head coach, Jon Sharp, previews their quarter-final tie:

Today people across the UK will be attending events to remember the late MP Jo Cox, external, who was murdered a year ago today as she attended a constituency surgery in Birstall.

Thousands are due to take part in events called the "Great Get Together" to spread her message of unity.

If you're going to an event in Yorkshire, send us your pictures and we'll feature them in galleries throughout the day.

A man has been taken to hospital after being stabbed in the back.

The 43-year-old man was injured during an incident in the Firth Park area of Sheffield last night.

An investigation has been begun into the incident and police are trawling through CCTV footage from the area.

Image source, Google

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Basketball England, who govern and run the sport in the country, has announced it's moving its headquarters from Sheffield to Manchester.

The departure from the English Institute of Sport, in the Attercliffe area of the city, will take place next week as part of a change of programme to "improve the way it leads and develops" the sport.

Image source, Basketball England

They'll relocate to the Etihad Campus at Sport City in Manchester.

New mobile CCTV cameras are going to be brought in to catch fly-tippers illegally dumping waste in the Selby area.

Signs warning of their use are in the process of being put up around the district.

Image source, Selby District Council

The cameras, which can also record at night, will capture evidence that can later be used in prosecutions.

Coun Richard Musgrave said: “These cameras will help us crack down on criminals who think this behaviour is acceptable.

“These people think they’re disposing of the evidence, but our cameras will catch them.”

Toby Foster
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

History will be made tonight as Yorkshire's two regional news programmes BBC Look North and ITV Calendar come together to report on the Great Get Together events in memory of Jo Cox.

Today marks exactly a year since the Batley and Spen MP was murdered and the two programmes are both broadcasting from Birstall Market Place where one of the events is happening.

Harry Gration from Look North and Calendar's Christine Talbot will host two programmes together - one on ITV at 18:00 and the second on BBC One in Yorkshire at 1830, which is the first time it has ever been done in the programmes' near 50 year history.

Both joined me to discuss the plan for tonight's shows:

Major plans for York's old Nestle factory have been revealed.

Planning permission's been given to property company, Newby, to convert part of the Nestle South site.

The long-empty former confectionery factory building on Haxby Road (pictured) will be turned into more than 250 flats, including a shop and roof top extension.

Image source, Google

The landmark building's been empty since 2008.

Nick Moody, founding partner at Newby, said: "The design will preserve the structure with little change to the façade and also restore features such as the memorial library, clocks, railings and covered walkway".

Image source, Newby

A new 4,000 sq ft convenience store, storage for 288 bicycles and 173 parking spaces, as well as landscaped areas, are also proposed.

The new development will be called The Cocoa Works.

Toby Foster
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Today is the start of the Great Get Together, where communities will come together to celebrate the life of Batley and Spen MP, Jo Cox who was murdered a year ago.

Events are planned to take place across the UK, including here in Yorkshire and her husband Brendan was keen to do something special to mark the anniversary:

The Sheffield Heeley MP Louise Haigh was a friend of Jo and told me she had hoped politics would change following Mrs Cox's death:

A woman from Leeds is travelling to London this morning with a van full of clothing, toiletries and toys for people left homeless by the Grenfell Tower fire in London.

Renne Cottle says she was inundated with donations, after putting a message on Facebook:

Plans for a railway station at Leeds Bradford Airport could move a step closer today.

Image source, Chris Heaton

The West Yorkshire Combined Authority is expected to approve in principle the £25m project at a meeting today.

The plans include building a station on the Harrogate line, about a mile away from the terminal, with shuttle bus services expected to take passengers between the two.

Leeds Bradford Airport boss, David Laws, said he was supportive of the proposal and is "pleased the process is moving forward."

Final approval for the funding is subject to a business case which is expected in 2019.

The fight to save Scarborough's Futurist theatre goes to the High Court in Leeds this morning.

A judge will decide whether there should be a judicial review of Scarborough Borough Council's decision to have the seafront venue demolished.

One of the campaigners fighting to save it, Diana Tasker, says this is "the last throw of the dice":

A North Yorkshire town's last remaining bank is to close its doors for the final time later.

Image source, Google

HSBC's shutting its Kirkbymoorside branch today.

It's one of three in the county earmarked for closure.

The bank says it's due to a surge in mobile and internet banking.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Here's Abbie Dewhurst with the weekend weather forecast:

The latest headlines across Yorkshire this morning include:

• On the first anniversary of her death, communities will come together today to celebrate the life of murdered MP, Jo Cox
• A Rotherham man has been charged with a number of sexual assaults against children, including seven charges of rape and 12 charges of indecent assault
• The fight to save Scarborough's Futurist theatre goes to the High Court in Leeds this morning
• Plans for a railway station at Leeds Bradford Airport are expected to be approved in principle today

Communities will come together later to celebrate the life of the murdered MP Jo Cox.

The 41-year-old was shot and stabbed in Birstall, in her Yorkshire constituency of Batley and Spen, on 16 June 2016.

To mark the first anniversary of her death her family and friends have urged people to hold events that celebrate her life.

The Great Get Together, involving picnics, street parties and concerts, runs across the weekend.

Organised by the Jo Cox Foundation, it aims to reinforce the message in Mrs Cox's maiden speech in the House of Commons that "we have more in common than that which divides us".

BBC News Travel

On the rails across Yorkshire so far today everything seems to be running to time.

There's only one delay posted so far, the 07:04 from Bradford Interchange to York.

You can 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

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Friday 16 June 2017.

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

Sometimes at the end of the working week, it's good to take stock and get a little perspective, so I thought we'd start today with this lovely BBC Weather watcher picture of Lister Park in Bradford.

It's a beauty so thanks to Lefty with a lens

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