Bradfordians are uniting on two-wheels to raise cash for the victims of the Manchester Arena bomb attack.

About 100 cyclists are setting off from Bradford city centre as part of a "unity and respect" bike ride to Manchester at the weekend.

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The ride has been organised to show Bradford’s support for the victims of the Manchester bomb attack and aims to raise money for the "We Love Manchester Emergency Fund".

Otley mum mum Wendy Fawell was among the 22 killed in the terror attack in May.

Cyclists are setting off from the City Park, Bradford at 09:00 and will pedal through Halifax, Todmorden and Rochdale, before arriving in Manchester at about 16.30.

A book of condolence will be carried by the cyclists.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

The results are in and the name of Barnsley's new library has been revealed.

It's going to be Library@TheLightbox.

Barnsley Council ran a public poll to find the preferred name.

"Barnsley Library" was the most suggested with 866 submissions, closely followed by "The Lightbox" with 709 - so the council decided to combine the two.

Plans to develop what may be the UK's biggest pub are under way in Huddersfield.

Developers have handed in plans to Kirklees Council to revamp the old Classic cinema site opposite the university.

The pub will be called The Colosseum.

Ian Snowball from Hellfire Entertainment - whIch will be carrying out the work - says they've had to scale back on their original plans:

Volunteers have been working to clear-up and repair valuable carriages vandalised on the North Yorkshire Moors railway.

Seven teak cars, used in the filming of ITV drama Downton Abbey, were damaged on Sunday.

Damage to the carriages, which date from 1930 to 1950, was extensive with windows smashed and furniture and fittings damaged.

Jennifer Halmshaw is a volunteer on the railway and says everyone's pulling together in the clear up:

The charity which runs the heritage railway said it was unable to estimate the cost of repairing the set of carriages, but said it would "run into thousands".

Two 17-year-old boys were arrested and released while the investigation continues.

Here's Lucy Martin with the weather forecast:

It's emerged that a proposed 20mph speed limit in Sheffield city centre could cost £320,000 to put in place.

A consultation on the scheme was launched two weeks ago.

The limit is expected to be rolled out across around 300 roads in the city centre.

The city council say they want to put the speed limit in place to make the city a "safer and more more attractive place to visit" and the move would help with regeneration.

Leeds is likely to be one of the biggest losers when Britain pulls out of the EU.

That's according to work from the think tank, Centre for Cities, which puts it in the top 10 areas likely to come off worst, whether it's a hard or soft Brexit.

The new study looks at the consequences of leaving the EU on major cities and suggests places like Leeds, with a high concentration of business and financial services, looks set to suffer the most.

Centre for Cities also suggests, although economically vibrant now, output will go down in Leeds by over 2.5%.

Campaigners who have been protesting about the cutting down of trees in Sheffield are to face a second day at the High Court in Leeds.

Sheffield City Council is asking the court to grant an injunction against the campaigners to stop delays to the Streets Ahead programme.

Yesterday five of the original eight campaigners who went to court agreed to sign legal documents saying they would stop their protests.

The legal action comes after failed criminal prosecutions of the protesters over felling as part of the council's £2bn Streets Ahead arrangement with the contractor Amey.

Two people have been charged with murder after a man was shot dead.

Assel Al-Essaie, 23, died in hospital after the shooting on Daniel Hill in the Walkley area of Sheffield on 18 February.

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Matthew Cohen, 28, of Clough Wood View, Sheffield, and Dale Gordon, 33, of Benty Lane, Sheffield, are due before the city's magistrates later.

Mr Al-Essaie was shot in the chest outside his home at about 13:35 GMT, South Yorkshire Police said.

A post-mortem examination showed he died from a gunshot wound.

Detectives are still asking for anyone with information about Mr Al-Essaie's death to come forward.

BBC News Travel

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.

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 Thursday 27 July 2017.

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

Let's start with a reminder that despite the rain it is actually summer, if nothing else the light evenings prove it.

Here's a cracking BBC Weather Watcher picture of evening light over St Aidans RSPB site near Leeds.

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