The diving coach from Leeds who took Team GB to Olympic success in Rio 2016 is to be awarded an Honorary Doctorate at Leeds Beckett University.

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Ady Hinchliffe was Head Coach for the City of Leeds Diving Club, which is now home to six of the current British podium divers.

He held his role for more than 20 years and his leadership saw divers Jack Laugher and Chris Mears take gold for Team GB in Rio in 2016.

He will be awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Sport Science on 28 July, for his world-class services to sport coaching.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Earlier, we brought you news of delays for train services heading from Sheffield to stations towards London this morning.

A broken down train at around 07:30 this morning, just south of Sheffield station, was causing significant delays but live departure boards are no longer showing any additional journey time for passengers bound for the capital.

Image source, National Rail Enquiries

There are still some minor delays on Northern Rail services between Barnsley and Sheffield due to vandalism in the Meadowhall area.

Meanwhile trains moving from Derbyshire into South Yorkshire have also now returned to normal.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield

It's day two of the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate and I've been sent to the showground to see what's going on.

Yesterday, was a wet affair, with brollies and wellies the order of the day!

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However, today's forecast is much better and already the sun is shining.

This lady from Killamarsh near Rotherham has been attending the event and told me what makes the show so special:

Oli Constable
BBC Radio Sheffield

Councillors in Rotherham are debating today whether they should support the idea of 16 and 17 year olds being able to vote.

It's after a motion about this subject was put forward by the town's youth cabinet, with an eventual plan that they can lobby the government to bring the age down from 18.

Is it a good idea? I've been to Wales High School in Kiveton Park to see what some students think:

It turns out half of Yorkshire people take their own tea bags on holiday - with a quarter admitting they bring their slippers with them.

Research also reveals a good number will pack their own cutlery.

Also making the top 10 of this list is a photo of their pet. Half of people say they would - if they could - take their own bed with them.

Don't you just love surveys? Anyway, as you were.

There'll be an update this morning on the number of people in Yorkshire who're out of work.

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Last month's figures showed a slight drop of 5,000 in unemployment in our region.

Nationally, the total number of people without a job fell to 1.53 million.

Choosing the best pub in Yorkshire is an unenviable task, but someone's got to do it and if you live in Ampleforth in North Yorkshire it's worth celebrating:

Image source, Welcome to Yorkshire

The White Swan has been named as the region's best pub by Welcome to Yorkshire in a public vote.

Celebrity chef Brian Turner was there to hand out the award at the Great Yorkshire Show yesterday, with a record number of votes, 18,500 in total, being cast.

North Yorkshire boozers did very well, with The Royal Oak in Ripon coming second and The Carpenter’s Arms in Felixkirk in third place.

A West Yorkshire hospice is helping raise the standard of care of terminally ill people across the country.

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St Gemma's in Leeds has been formally recognised as the UK's first University Teaching Hospice.

It's a partnership between the organisation and the University of Leeds and means that there are more experts on hand to improve patient care.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A broken down train just south of Sheffield railway station is contributing to delays on services towards London.

Image source, East Midlands Trains

Live departure boards are showing trains departing from Sheffield to the capital are running behind schedule throughout the morning rush hour and there are also delays towards Sheffield from Chesterfield and Dronfield stations.

We'll keep you updated with any developments throughout the morning.

Environment Secretary Michael Gove's expected to face questions about Brexit - when he visits the Great Yorkshire Show later.

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He was appointed to the role last month.

The future of farming once we've left the EU is one of the big talking points at the show in Harrogate this year.

Dodworth Colliery Band played in Barnsley Hospital car park for patient Patricia Coupland.

The family of murdered school teacher Ann Maguire begin a High Court Challenge later today.

Ann's husband, Don, children and nephews are challenging a coroner's decision not to call other pupils as witnesses at the inquest into her death.

The family was given permission in May to challenge the decision not to call pupils made by Assistant West Yorkshire Coroner Kevin McLoughlin.

Image source, Maguire Family

Mrs Maguire was stabbed to death by student Will Cornick, who was 15 at the time, at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds in April 2014.

He was jailed for life and ordered to serve at least 20 years.

Mrs Maguire's inquest is due to begin in November.

If you're heading out to catch a train or waiting on the station platform, services across our region all seem to be running largely to time at the moment.

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

The sun is set to shine on the second day of the 159th Great Yorkshire Show today.

It should make a pleasant change from yesterday!

Sheffield Council will today apply for civil injunctions against 17 people from the city who have taken part in demonstrations against the authority's tree felling programme.

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The City Council says it's been left with no choice but to start legal proceedings against people who continue to take direct action against the removal of street trees by the council's contractors Amey.

Earlier this year 14 people were arrested for taking part in these protests - but the Crown Prosecution Service later dropped all the charges.

It would prevent people from taking part in further direct action to stop tree felling or encouraging others to do so.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Dry and fine today with some good sunny spells.

Take a look at my forecast.

A boy from Wakefield has died after a suffering a head injury in an under-14s rugby league match.

Stanley Rangers RLFC said Evan Hawksworth was injured during a game on Sunday against Batley Boys.

Image source, Geograph/ mike kirby

The club said: "It is with the deepest regret that Stanley Rangers announce the tragic passing of their under-14s player Evan Hawksworth.

Evan's father, Gary Hawksworth, said: "Evan passed away playing the game he loved".

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Wednesday 12 July 2017.

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

Let's hope for a drier Great Yorkshire Show for today, it was a little bit of a damp start, but hey, at least the cheese judging got a great crowd yesterday:

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