Record number of school exclusions in Yorkshire
Lost HS2 documents left on a train
Funeral of Manchester attack victim from Sheffield today
Protest over closure and demolition plans for Huddersfield Royal Infirmary
Apology demanded after airport terror stop
Family pay tribute to woman killed in Osset crash
Doncaster MP criticises Boots over 'morning after' pill
West Yorkshire fire fighters to trial body cameras
Race to save York Minster windows
Live updates on Friday 21 July 2017
Deershed Festival kicks off today with thousands of people expected over the next three days.
It's on until Sunday at Baldersby Park near Thirsk.
Creative director, Megan Evans, says it's an event with wide appeal:
Teenage Fanclub, Kate Tempest, and The Divine Comedy are just some of the artists on the main stage over the three days.
Catrin Nye
BBC News Reporter and documentary maker
A British woman says she is being forced to go to court to get an apology after she was questioned by counter-terrorism police at Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport for reading a Syrian art book on a plane.
Image source, Faiziah ShaheenFaizah Shaheen was reported to authorities by Thomson cabin crew on a honeymoon flight to Turkey in 2016.
Her lawyers told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme she believes she was singled out because of her race.
Image source, bbMs Shaheen - a Muslim, whose work in mental health care in part involves looking for the signs of radicalisation in young people - was reading Syria Speaks: Art and Culture from the Frontline on the outbound flight.
The book is a collection of literature, photos, songs and cartoons from Syrian artists and writers.
Ms Shaheen said she does not desire compensation, but "an apology and explanation from Thomson Airways to ensure that it never happens again".
Thousands of music fans will descend on Sheffield from today for the annual Tramlines festival.
It spans three days and the main stage is once again at Ponderosa Park.
Festival director, Sarah Nulty, says it's going to be an exciting weekend:
Take a look at more of our coverage here.
A police operation is launched in York today aimed at helping to keep young people safe this summer.
Image source, PAIn its third year Operation Liberate aims to make sure youngsters enjoy the summer holidays safely.
Police don't want them becoming involved in any anti-social behaviour so there'll be more police officers on the streets.
The officer in charge says it's about setting what he describes as appropriate behaviour levels for children and young people.
Watch out for a few patchy showers today with the sunniest weather coming later on in the afternoon.
Here's the full forecast:
Agents working for the HS2 rail firm have lost documents relating to homes on the Shimmer estate in Mexborough, South Yorkshire.
Staff working for surveyors Carter Jonas, who are acting on behalf of the high speed rail company, left them on a train.
Image source, PAA total of 17 properties, all using the same surveyor to represent them, have been affected.
The documents contain publicly available data on the houses, as well details of what the residents' surveyor thinks the houses are worth.
Image source, GeThere are also photos of two homes, and in one of them a car number plate can be identified.
HS2 has apologised and said they take their responsibility to protect people's personal data very seriously.
The Information Commissioner has said it's reviewing the matter.
An £11m fundraising campaign is being launched to save the world-famous stained glass windows of York Minster.
Image source, Keith LaverackThe money would pay for state-of-the-art protection for what are described as one of the wonders of the world.
The people in charge of the York Minster Fund say it's a race against time to save the windows.
Two furnaces, which are over 150 years old, have been discovered in Sheffield.
They've been found in the city centre and shed light on Sheffield's industrial history.
The Hollis Croft site will eventually form part of a Sheffield student development in the city:
West Yorkshire Fire Authority could trial the use of body cameras to help prevent attacks on firefighters.
Image source, PAThey'll discuss the idea in a meeting today after recommendations were made in a report.
But one firefighter who was caught up in an attack in Halifax doesn't think a camera would have helped her.
Quote MessageI would have been attacked if had been wearing a body camera or not. Is it going to stop firefighters being attacked? No."
Louise Connell, Firefighter
Campaigners will protest outside Huddersfield Town Hall this morning in an attempt to stop the closure and demolition of Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.
It was revealed last Friday that if a new hospital is built it would only have 64 beds. That's almost half the number originally proposed.
Members of the Hands Off HRI campaign are lobbying senior officials from Calderdale and Kirklees' Health Scrutiny Committee.
One of the campaigners, Helen Robinson, she says they won't let it go ahead:
A record number of young people are being excluded from schools in Yorkshire, new figures reveal.
Yorkshire and the Humber has the highest rate of fixed period exclusions in the country, with over 50,000 exclusions handed out to children in 2015-16.
The figures published by the Department for Education, external show that these are the highest figures for a decade.
A specialist centre in Yorkshire uses ex-offenders to try to get excluded young people back into mainstream education.
Charley is one of the students attending the "In2change" centre:
If you're heading out to catch a train this morning you'll be glad to know the services across our region all seem to be running largely to time at the moment, with one cancellation.
The 07:54 train from Bradford Interchange to London Kings Cross has been cancelled.
You can click on the links below to keep up to date with the live departure boards for:
A dry day with some sunny spells across most of the region. You might still want to take your brollie with you though, because cloud may be thick enough to give some showers here and there.
Image source, BBC WeatherWe can expect it to be dry with a few clear spells towards the beginning of the evening, but thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain will spread from the southwest after midnight.
The funeral of Manchester terror attack victim Kelly Brewster is due to take place later.
Image source, GMPKelly Brewster, 32, from Sheffield, was among 22 people who died in the suicide bomb attack at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena in May.
She had gone to the gig with her sister and niece, both of whom were injured in the explosion.
The service will feature a number of Kelly's favourite songs along with tributes from family and friends.
Kelly was a former City School pupil who worked for Irwin Mitchell Solicitors and insurance company Aviva.
The family has asked for donations to be sent to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital.
Abigail Davies
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Friday 21 July 2017.
We'll be with you throughout the day with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates.
Are these ominous grey skies over Kirk Smeaton a sign of things to come over the weekend?
Image source, BBC Weather WatchersWe hope it stays dry for people attending the Deershed festival near Thirsk.
Hopefully we'll have some pictures from the festival later to share with you.
Meanwhile if you have something to share with us and the rest of Yorkshire, you can do so by simply clicking here.
