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A teenage girl has gone missing from her home in Selby.

Kianna McCarthy, was last seen in the town at around 01:00 on Thursday.

Police say they are concerned for her welfare and are appealing to members of the public to contact them if they believe they have seen her.

Kianna has red shoulder length hair and was last seen wearing a grey hoody and grey tracksuit bottoms.

It is believed that she may have travelled to London.

This weekend thousands of people will come to Leeds for the city's LGBT Pride 2017 - it's the biggest in Yorkshire.

Now in it's 11th year, the event celebrates Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans life.

Here's all you need to know.

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The main event is on Sunday with two hours of performances on a stage in Millennium Square followed by a (usually colourful and noisy) parade through the city centre with more than 60 floats.

There will also be another stage on Lower Briggate on Sunday with outside bars, a children's area and a fun fair.

The parade starts at 14:00 and the headliners on the main stage in Millennium Square are Heather Small and 80s and 90s 'pop sensation' Sonia.

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If you're going have a great time and send us your pictures from the weekend and we'll feature them on Monday!

York's already feeling the effect of Brexit, according to one of the city's MPs.

Labour's Rachael Maskell says damage to the local economy's being caused by uncertainty over the uk's future relationship with the EU.

She says York's hi-tech industries rely on a strong and open relationship with Europe and the city's universities fear that could be coming to an end:

Paulette Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

An exhibition of 12 dolls houses spanning over 300 years, is opening at Weston Park Museum in Sheffield tomorrow.

It's called Small Stories and I've been up to the site on Western Bank for a sneak preview with Lucy Cooper.

So what's it all about?

The exhibition is free but donations are welcome and runs until January.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Yorkshire Live

On Tuesday Halifax's historic Piece Hall reopened its doors after a £19m regeneration and almost 23,000 people turned up to see it.

I just spotted these pictures on Facebook of the building taken at night, looks great!

Image source, Brad Brown

Image source, Brad Brown

Image source, Brad Brown

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield

The Special OIympics begin in Sheffield on Tuesday afternoon and ahead of the event the Flame of Hope has made its way from Much Wenlock in Shropshire to South Yorkshire for next week's opening ceremony.

It's currently on the streets of Barnsley and will be in Doncaster later today.

BBC Radio Sheffield will have full coverage of the four-day event beginning on Tuesday afternoon with Kat Cowan presenting live coverage of the opening ceremony from Sheffield United's Bramall Lane ground.

A jury has retired to consider its verdicts in the trial of two police officers and two pilots accused of misusing the South Yorkshire police helicopter to film people sunbathing naked and having sex.

The NUM wins a tribunal calling for miners at Kellingley to receive the same payout as those at a Nottinghamshire pit.

If you're an admirer of all things Ferrari then get yourself along to Roundhay Park this afternoon - 70 of the iconic supercars will be on display.

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Fans of the prancing horse will be able to have a good look around the cars from 16:00 until 18:00.

Then they'll move off to Elland Road where they'll parade the cars to the Ferrari garage on the ring road for a private event.

It's all to celebrate the marque's 70th anniversary, stay tuned car nerds we hope to bring you lots of pictures from it later on.

The family and friends of a missing Sheffield man are growing increasingly concerned because he has not been seen since Wednesday evening.

Nigel Sanderson, 42, was last seen in the Hillsborough area at around 19:30 BST on Wednesday.

Police officers say Mr Sanderson is known to like visiting near-by Wadsley Common, Oughtibridge and the Rivelin Valley area of the city and is a frequently user of the local trams and trains.

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Officers want to hear from anyone with information about Mr Sanderson and they can be contacted on 101.

If you're in Huddersfield this weekend you're not likely to go hungry - it's the town's 17th food festival.

For those of you in need of sustainance, it's probably best not to watch this:

Shamir Masri
BBC Look North

British heavyweight boxer, Anthony Joshua has been told he must defend his World Boxing Association title against Cuba's Luis Ortiz.

The 27-year-old, who trains at the EIS in Sheffield, was due to take on Wladimir Klitschko in a rematch, before the Ukrainian retired earlier this week.

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The WBA says Joshua and Ortiz have 30 days from 3 August to agree the fight.

People in Starbeck, near Harrogate, say they've pulled out all the stops - or should that be weeds? - to impress Britain in Bloom judges.

The town is in the urban category of the the Britain in Bloom competition.

Judges are inspecting their floral displays today:

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Almost half of pubs in Halifax town centre which were tested by police failed an underage drinking test.

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West Yorkshire police say they've been working with Calderdale Licencing Team across the town centre to make sure pubs and bars aren't selling drink to under 18s.

They tested the businesses during an operation in the town over the last six weeks.

Out of the 25 test purchases they made in pubs in the town 10 failed but they haven't been named by officers.

BBC Radio 5 live

Toni Minichiello, the former coach of Olympic gold medalist Jessica Ennis-Hill, has criticised outgoing UK Athletics chief Ed Warner's reign at the organisation.

Warner will leave UK Athletics after 11 years at the end of the 2017 World Championships in London, which begins today.

The Sheffield coach is worried about the number of talented athletes who now train abroad and feels it's been a problem during the whole time Ed Warner has been in the role:

UK Athletics and Ed Warner have yet to respond to a BBC request for comment.

Tributes are being paid to the All Creatures Great and Small actor Robert Hardy, who died yesterday.

He became a household name in the 1970's when he played Siegfrid Farnon, in the North Yorkshire-based BBC series.

Ian Ashton, from the World of James Herriot in Thirsk, says he has a special memory of meeting Robert Hardy:

Christopher Timothy played the main role.

He told BBC Radio York, Robert Hardy portrayed the character of Siegfried perfectly:

The Culture Secretary Karen Bradley says the money will be given "to develop inspirational projects".

Wendy Middleton
BBC Radio Sheffield

The energy firm Ineos has announced the location of a proposed exploration well west of the village of Woodsetts, near Rotherham.

The company said it hopes to drill for shale gas to the south of Dinnington Road in the future.

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The business has also confirmed that they will consult local people to make them fully aware of the latest developments.

Men who say they were abused as children at a Yorkshire school are starting a 200 mile walk to Downing Street.

Despite three successful criminal prosecutions into abuse at the St Williams home in Market Weighton, victims are still fighting for compensation.

A judge has thrown out three of the compensation cases, saying the abuse happened too long ago.

The walk's been organised by David Furness from Leeds, who says it shouldn't matter how long ago the abuse took place:

A total of 249 men have lodged claims against the Diocese of Middlesbrough and the De La Salle Institute, which ran the home.

If successful, potential payouts could run into millions of pounds.

BBC Test Match Special

Sheffield's Joe Root has been speaking to the BBC's Test Match Special ahead of the fourth test match against South Africa which begins later today at Old Trafford.

The England captain has seen his side put in contrasting performances in the three matches so far but knows that a draw or better will see England beat the Proteas in a home series for the first time since 1998.

So how does he plan to build consistency ahead of playing Faf du Plessis' side in Manchester?

You can hear ball-by-ball coverage of the match from 11:00 and in-play video highlights can be viewed on the BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app.