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Glamorgan need 212 on the final day to beat Derbyshire after bowling the visitors out for 160 on a dramatic night's cricket.

Bradford City sign forward Dominic Poleon from League One rivals AFC Wimbledon for an undisclosed fee.

Hillsborough "made a contribution" to how we respond to disasters, says Professor Phil Scraton

A man and woman are remanded in custody over the fatal shooting of a 23-year-old in Sheffield.

Well that's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:

1. Leeds United parent company buys back Elland Road
2. Six face charges over Hillsborough disaster
3. Arrest after body found in Huddersfield
4. Princess Royal visits new Bradford hospital wing
5. A64 dualling welcomed by campaigners
6. One Direction star follows his hometown council on Twitter

See you tomorrow.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Friends of a man who died when a crane collapsed on a building site have raised thousands to help support his three young children., external

Image source, Telegraph and Argus

Leeds United 's parent company has revealed it now owns the Elland Road stadium.

The club said it has completed the purchase of the ground from the landlord Teak Commercial Limited.

In a statement Leeds United said the move achieved what owner Andrea Radrizzani had set out as a top priority in allowing the Championship club to buy back its stadium following the completion of the takeover from Massimo Cellino

Leeds sold Elland Road on a sale and lease back deal after a takeover led by Sebastian Sainsbury collapsed in November 2004.

Ex-Ch Supt David Duckenfield faces 95 charges of manslaughter while five others will be prosecuted.

A Doncaster conman is being sought by police after he tricked an elderly man out of money.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Police released this e-fit of a man they want to talk to.

It happened last Monday when a man called at the house of the 88-year-old on St Nicholas Road in Thorne, and told the resident he needed work doing to his roof.

After a few days of pretending to carry out the work, the man asked for money which the 88-year-old handed over. He called the police when it became apparent no work had been done.

Kevin Larkin
Doncaster Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

The Doncaster Central MP Rosie Winterton has been elected as one of three Deputy Speakers in the House of Commons.

The job involves chairing debates in Parliament when the main Speaker John Bercow is on other business.

The position became vacant because one of the former deputy speakers, Natascha Engle from North East Derbyshire, lost her seat at the general election.

Image source, Labour Party

As part of their role, deputy speakers can't take part in votes and have to remain impartial.

Army Bomb Disposal officers in Wakefield have been carrying out controlled explosions this afternoon after police were called to a house in Westgate End on Sunday night.

Image source, @0utdoorz

A 41-year-old man from Leeds has been remanded in custody after being charged with two offences under the Explosives Act.

Vladimir Madle of Westgate End will appear before Leeds magistrates again on 7 July.

BBC Sport

The third day of the day-night County Championship match between Yorkshire and Surrey at Headingley was abandoned without a ball bowled because of rain.

Image source, Rex Features

Umpires Richard Kettleborough and Neil Mallender called the day off at 15:30 BST after constant rain on Wednesday.

It means Surrey's hopes of forcing a victory are all but over, having taken control thanks to Kumar Sangakkara's brilliant unbeaten 180 on day two.

Yorkshire are 27-1 in reply to the visitors' 516-7, still 489 runs behind.

A Sheffield man has been fined after he made up claims about being assaulted and robbed.

Image source, Google

The 54-year-old called police on 13 June to tell them that he had been robbed on Dyche Road, Jordanthorpe and knocked out.

Later that evening, he told police his house had also been broken into and bank cards stolen.

After officers looked at CCTV footage and invested "considerable resources" into the alleged crimes it became clear they had not happened. He was fined £90.

Ian Lewis, the partner at JMW Solicitors who is representing two of the men facing charges over the Hillsborough disaster, match commander David Duckenfield and former Ch Supt Donald Denton, has issued the following statement.

"In light of the decision by the Crown Prosecution Service to commence criminal proceedings against David Duckenfield and Donald Denton, it would be inappropriate for me as their solicitor or for my clients themselves to make any comment."

Mr Duckenfield now lives in Ferndown, Dorset.

Climate change scientists from Aberystwyth University and the University of Leeds have become the first to successfully drill through the world's highest glacier.

Image source, Prof Bryn Hubbard/Aberystwath University

The group used a drill adapted from a car wash to cut into the Khumbu glacier in the foothills of Everest.

Working at an altitude of roughly 5000m (16,404ft), they spent three days drilling 150m (492ft) into the glacier.

The six-week expedition was a part of the Everdrill project which is collecting data to understand how the glacier moves and changes over time, and how it might respond to anticipated climate change.

The Archer Project hand out clothing and help people living on the streets of Sheffield.

The wet weather is obviously making life for the homless even more difficult.

Note the plea for unused pants:

A teenager from Leeds has gone missing during a trip to Germany.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Police say that Joshua Tummons, aged 19, was reported missing on 23 June and was last seen in Leeds on 15 June as he left for London.

He was due home a week ago but his family have heard nothing since 20 June.

Police in Leeds are working with the authorities in Germany and think he may have been in eother Dusseldorf or Berlin.

Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire

Doncaster's One Direction star Louis Tomlinson got this great response from Doncaster Council when he started following them on social media this week:

I'm sure he'll enjoy those gritting updates from wherever in the world he's currently jet-setting!

Jewellery valued at thousand pounds has been stolen from a house in Huddersfield.

Image source, Google

Officers say the burglary happened sometime between 9 and 15 June at Centuria Walk in Salendine Nook.

The burglars got in through a window and took a number of "distinctive pieces of jewellery" including a pearl and coral necklace, aquamarine earrings and items of filigree jewellery.