It's deadline day for Wakefield Trinity to confirm where they'll be playing rugby league next year.

Their current home, Belle Vue stadium, is no longer up to Super League standards, which means they face being expelled from the league.

A new community stadium's been in the pipeline for five years, but a brick has yet to be laid.

Michael Carter, Wakefield Trinity Chairman, says he's extremely frustrated by the situation:

BBC Sport

Yorkshire remain top of the T20's North Group but only on net run rate to second place Derbyshire.

The Vikings lost to Notts at Trent Bridge yesterday by five wickets, thanks mainly to an Alex Hales century for the hosts at Trent Bridge.

Image source, Getty Images

Yorkshire's next game in the competition is against Derbyshire at Headingley on Thursday evening.

If there's just short of a million quid burning a hole in your pocket, you could be the next owner of Britain's highest pub, on a windy hill in North Yorkshire.

The pub, which regularly gets snowed in at its isolated location in the Yorkshire Dales, is up for sale.

The 17th Century Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire has panoramic views and is on sale for £900,000.

The pub, 1,732 feet (528m) above sea level, was named the highest in the British Isles in the 1976 by the Guinness Book of World Records.

Landlady Louise Peace said: "It is a very, very demanding job. I really do wish the next owner the best."

Image source, Tan Hill Inn

In 2009 revellers celebrating New Year's Eve at the pub were unable to leave for three days following a heavy snowfall.

In the 1980s a double glazing company filmed an advert for its product at the inn as a gale raged outside, gaining the pub national TV exposure.

Rebecca Kerry
BBC Radio Sheffield

The family of 19-year-old Alex Wilson from Sheffield are growing increasingly concerned about him as he's not been seen since getting into a taxi near Calver Street in the early hours of Sunday morning.

It's believed the car dropped Mr Wilson near the Sainsbury’s Local at Arundel Gate, at around 0145 that morning but his relatives have not heard from him since, which they say is out of character for the teenager.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Any information you have on his whereabouts can be passed onto the force via 101.

BBC Sport

Two Yorkshire footballers played for England last night, as the Lionesses secured a semi-final place after beating France 1-0.

Dinnington's Jade Moore and Killamarsh's Millie Bright both started the match and played their part in securing a tie with hosts the Netherlands on Thursday evening:

You can hear commentary of the semi final tie on Thursday evening here.

The Archbishop of York's calling for the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower tragedy to be "swift and transparent."

Dr John Sentamu says we should learn from the Hillsborough disaster, that saw almost 30 years pass before criminal trials were brought.

He also says the probe into the tower block fire, which killed at least 80 people, should have all the evidence available.

According to the Archbishop, an inquiry he sat on into an infamous murder, is a good example of how to reach justice more quickly:

Jenny Eells
BBC Radio Sheffield

In one week's time thousands of athletes, families and friends will be descending on Sheffield for the 2017 Special Olympics, external.

The four day event takes place across the Steel City in a number of different sports.

Ahead of the event I've been meeting some of the local competitors who'll be going for gold:

The opening ceremony takes place a week tomorrow and it will be live on BBC Radio Sheffield from 15:00 that afternoon with Kat Cowan.

A new ID card scheme's been started to help people with brain injuries.

The card's being launched by the charity Headway and will explain a persons illness.

Dominic Hurley from Rotherham has been arrested three times for being drunk and disorderly but in each case he was simply showing symptoms of his brain injury:

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's a mix of sunshine and rain today across Yorkshire.

Here's my full forecast:

A York-born soldier awarded the Victoria Cross at the Battle of Passchendaele is being honoured by his home city today.

Bertram Best-Dunkley was a temporary lieutenant-colonel in the The Lancashire Fusiliers as the battle opened a century ago.

He led an attack against machine gun posts, which, despite heavy losses, achieved all its objectives.

Later this morning, the Lord Mayor of York, Barbara Boyce, will unveil a ceremonial stone at his birthplace close to the Knavesmire racecourse, to mark 100 years since the start of the battle.

Two teenagers have been arrested after a taxi driver was shot with an air rifle in Huddersfield.

The 17 and 18-year-olds are the latest to be arrested after the incident in Holays last Thursday.

A 14-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl have now have been released.

The shadow policing minister has been out with a new off-road policing team in South Yorkshire.

MP Louise Haigh joined officers to see the work they're doing combating nuisance bikers.

She says there's to be a serious clampdown on nuisance off-road bikers:

A West Yorkshire council could decide today to hand over four of its care homes to private providers.

Kirklees Council insists that none of the homes will close and says it's been forced to look at how it pays for adult care, due to reductions in it's budget.

Andrew Aldwinkle, from the GMB union, says he's worried about what could happen to the quality of care being provided:

BBC Weather

Much of the region starting dry with some sunny spells, but becoming cloudier with occasional showers developing, some of which may be heavy and thundery for a time in the afternoon.

Showers should die out through the evening with some good clear spells developing overnight.

People who are lonely in York face waiting months to get the support they need according to Age UK York.

The charity says people can be on a list for up to six months to get a place in one of its day clubs.

It comes as a group called 64 Million Artists launches a project called The Generation Games, in a bid to tackle loneliness by bringing different age groups together.

Jo Hunter is 64 Million's chief executive, she says loneliness is a big issue for York and North Yorkshire:

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, although the lifts are out of order at Bradford Forster Square.

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

A man from Leeds has been arrested as part of an anti-terror operation while on holiday in Turkey, the BBC has learned.

Image source, Joe Robinson

Ex-soldier Joe Robinson, from Leeds, is understood to be accused of sharing material on social media from his time in Syria with Kurdish militia the YPG.

Mr Robinson, 24, his Bulgarian fiancé Mira Rojkan, and her mother Veselina, were detained in a police raid at the resort of Didim, western Turkey.

The Foreign Office said it has requested consular access.

The group's mobile phones, computer and other digital devices were seized by police.

Ms Rojkan and her mother have now been released but friends told the BBC Mr Robinson remains under arrest and will appear in court today.

Hundreds of people from around the UK have taken part in the Whitby Steampunk Weekend.

Image source, Nigel Whittington

The festival at Whitby Pavilion featured fire breathing, cabaret and martial arts for Victorian gentlemen.

Organisers said the aim of the event - called Beyond The Sea - was "to welcome splendid people", and have fun.

Steampunk has been described as "nostalgia for what never was" and draws on a wide variety of influences from HG Wells to comics.

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Monday 31 July 2017.

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

I hope you enjoyed some of the spells of sunshine across Yorkshhire at the weekend.

Judging from this tropical looking pic of Flamborough, this BBC Weather Watcher did.

If you've a cracking photo or something else interesting to share you can do so by simply clicking here.