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Huddersfield sign Derby winger Tom Ince for an undisclosed fee and Reading midfielder Danny Williams on a free transfer.

Spinner Imran Tahir takes 5-98 on his Derbyshire debut to put the hosts in a good position against Durham.

Follow in-play highlights and listen to BBC local radio commentary from the T20 Blast as Northamptonshire face Yorkshire.

Flooding in Tadcaster which caused a road bridge to collapse could happen again, a report says.

Craig Overton completes his second five-wicket haul of the season as Somerset end day two on top against Yorkshire.

The sentencing judge told Neil Taggart his once high reputation now "lay in the gutter".

Shahid Hussain
BBC Local Live, Leeds

That's all from us for today, but remember that news, sport and travel updates from across Yorkshire will continue right here throughout this evening and tonight.

We'll be back with all the latest live updates from where you live at 06:30 on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, here's a look at some of our top stories in Yorkshire today:

1. A police station is evacuated in Leeds after what's believed to be a hand grenade is brought in by a member of the public
2. A woman who believes her baby was abducted at birth in Spain will have her case looked at by the European Court of Human Rights
3. A former Lord Mayor of Leeds is jailed for 32 months after making and distributing indecent photographs of children
4. Whitby's world famous Magpie Cafe is expected to re-open soon after a fire earlier this year
5. And there's a graphic warning from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service about why petrol and sheds just don't go together...

The search for a convicted double rapist has moved to Leeds after a possible sighting in the city.

Sean Perry, 46, who also uses the surnames Cawthray and Goldthorpe, was last seen at his probation-approved address in Leicester on 19 June.

A man fitting Sean's description was spotted talking to a young woman with a child outside The Duncan pub in Duncan Street, Leeds, on Sunday afternoon.

Police have warned members of the public not to approach him.

Image source, Leicestershire Police

Steve White
BBC Radio Sheffield

It's well known that many Americans love everything British, but did you know they're partial to a bit of morris dancing?

Indeed, it seems they're a fan of all things morris-related - the bells, sticks and handkerchiefs, the works - on the other side of the Atlantic.

To prove this, the Minnesota Traditional Morris Men are currently in the UK on tour, including performances in Sheffield and York.

Ed Stern and Hassan Safouri are from the group and told me how they got into the pastime:

Police in Bradford are appealing for witnesses after two people ran off from a car which had crashed into a shop in the city at the weekend.

Officers saw the car, a white Volkswagen Golf GTi, being driven erratically on Killinghall Road at about 03:50 on Sunday morning.

They requested that the driver stop the car, but it continued along Leeds Old Road and then back towards Killinghall Road where it left the road and hit a shop.

The two occupants of the car - both believed to be Asian men in their 20s, one of whom is thought to have been wearing a grey hooded top - ran away from the scene.

Sgt Andrew Gudgeon says: "We believe people will have seen this vehicle driving erratically around the area before it left the road and collided with the shop.

"We'd also like to hear from anyone who may have seen two males of similar description running from the Killinghall Road area at that time."

We've just been told that the roads around Weetwood Police Station in Leeds have been re-opened following an earlier incident there.

A cordon was set up and the police station was evacuated after a man brought in what's thought to have been a hand grenade which he'd found while clearing out a relative's house.

Army bomb disposal squad experts were called in and the device was "made safe", say police.

During the incident, the A660 Otley Road was closed causing major traffic delays in the area.

It looks like things should now be getting back to normal:

A garden shed was destroyed by fire after petrol vapour was ignited by a faulty light fitting.

Could building your own home be more affordable than buying one? It's an idea being proposed by City of York Council on a site in Acomb.

Image source, Getty Images

The area will include new housing, homes for the over 55s and plots reserved for those interested in building their own homes.

The council's now inviting people to find out more at an event on 11 July, external which includes advice from council officers and community-led housing groups.

The authority says it's a way of offering residents creative options to secure affordable homes for themselves in the city.

The 50th anniversary of Leeds' world-famous West Indian Carnival will be marked by a special city council meeting.

All 99 members of Leeds City Council are expected to be in the chamber for the meeting, which will welcome Carnival founders Arthur France and Ian Charles.

The council says it wants to recognise Carnival's lasting legacy and the way it has helped put Leeds onto the world stage.

Rebecca Kerry
BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust has released a statement following the news that a building on its site has failed government fire safety checks.

Image source, Sheffield Children's Hospital

Cladding from the Stephenson Wing of Sheffield Children's Hospital has been identified as needing to be removed and the trust says this will be carried out "as soon as possible".

The cladding is on the top two floors of the five-tier hospital building on Western Bank.

The trust has confirmed that patients are not housed there during hospital stays and staff who work in that area are receiving additional fire safety training:

Leeds United full-back Lewie Coyle joins Fleetwood on a season-long loan deal after signing a new three-year contract at Elland Road.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

The oldest football club in the world, Sheffield FC, begins its 160th season tonight with a pre-season friendly against Chesterfield.

The two sides first met in 1872 and if you're going tonight, the match kicks off at 19:30.

The match takes place at Sheffield's Coach and Horses ground, which looks all set for the fixture:

League One side Wimbledon sign goalkeeper George Long from Sheffield United on a season-long loan deal.

Yorkshire Evening Post

The derelict former Hunslet and Victoria flax spinning mills in Leeds is to be transformed, external into a 3.1 acre residential site which will include more than 300 apartments.

Image source, Yorkshire Evening Post