Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A man has been sprayed in the face with a substance, believed to be ammonia, during an attack in the centre of Doncaster.

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The 20-year-old was left with minor injuries to his face and was also stabbed in the back.

It happened while he was walking through Lazarus Court at about 02:15 on Sunday.

Detectives are currently investigating and waiting for tests to confirm what the substance was.

Anyone with information is asked to contact South Yorkshire Police on 101.

Charlotte Rose
Political reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

It's six weeks since South Yorkshire Police set up a dedicated unit of police officers to patrol an area of Sheffield after a shooting and two stabbings in the space of a week.

Walking round the shops and restaurants on Spital Hill and Ellesmere Road, lots of business owners told me they had seen an improvement.

They say trade went down sharply in the week following the shooting because people were too scared to come out.

Now they say the area is calmer, because police officers have been breaking up people hanging around in large groups, and using stop and search powers to look for weapons and drugs.

But one shopkeeper tells me that drug dealing is still a problem and that it is just being pushed from one place to another.

It seems this is only the start of the solution.

Scarborough Football Club's new Flamingo Land Stadium has only been open a matter of weeks, but already the club's getting complaints about behaviour in the new stands.

Image source, Will Palmer

The club says it's been receiving emails from fans saying they won't bring their children to games again due to the foul language used by some supporters.

There've also been reports of fans relieving themselves in people's gardens ahead of the game against Leeds United.

The club says anyone found urinating where they shouldn't be will be banned, and it says it will start taking a "zero tolerance approach" to swearing in the stands.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Bin workers in Doncaster are to go on strike in a row over jobs and pay.

Members of the Unite union will walk out for five days from 23 August and again from 2 September.

It comes weeks after waste management firm Suez was awarded a new contract by Doncaster Council to continue its service until 2025.

Do you know this man? Police in South Elmsall, near Wakefield, want to talk to him after reports of people riding bikes anti-socially in the town.

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Officers say they have been investigating reports of a quad bike being driven along the pavement on Barnsley Road between 21:00 and 21:30 on 21 July.

Sgt Dave Lockwood, from West Yorkshire Police, said: "We are fully aware of the disruption anti-social riding on off-road bikes has been causing in communities in the south east of the district."

One of North Yorkshire's best-loved tourist attractions has been told it's going to have to demolish a castle it's built at the site because it hasn't got planning permission.

Image source, Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority

Forbidden Corner, near Leyburn, has been told by the Yorkshire Dales Park Authority that an Enforcement Notice will be given soon.

It's after the attraction built a new 10m high castle to add to its collection of follies.

The Park Authority says once served, the notice means the castle will have to be torn down within three months.

Robert Heseltine, from the authority, says: "The Forbidden Corner is a very welcome success story, which makes a significant positive contribution to the local economy.

"But it cannot be right to build a large castle folly, visible for miles around, in an historic and culturally important landscape, without even bothering to seek planning permission."

Tareiq Holmes-Dennis faces up to four months out having picked up a knee injury on loan at Portsmouth.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

The trust hoping to restore Wentworth Woodhouse, near Rotherham, faces a bigger than originally expected bill to bring it back to its former glory.

When the Preservation Trust was given £7.6m from the government last November it was believed the restoration bill for the Grade I-listed stately home would be £42m, according to Save Britain's Heritage,

But Sarah McLeod, chief executive of the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust, says the bill will now be more than double that:

A special production of Les Miserables has its premiere in Batley this evening in memory of the late Batley and Spen Labour MP Jo Cox.

The mother of two young children died on 16 June last year after being shot and stabbed outside a library in Birstall.

Les Miserables was her favourite musical and is being performed in her honour by schoolchildren from her old constituency.

It also has a director, production team and musicians from West End shows.

Ella Schofield, 17, from Batley, who plays one of the lead roles, says the standards of the production are very high:

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

The heavy rain has caused flooding on the Europa Link in Sheffield, at the junction with Shepcote Lane.

Teams from Sheffield Council are heading down to try and clear it now.

You might want to allow some extra time for your journey this morning:

A power cut's currently affecting three areas of York.

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It's in the YO24 area of the city and has affected about 40 homes in the Acomb, Dringhouses and Woodthorpe areas.

Northern Powergrid says they it hopes to have power restored by about 09:30.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

He's barked his last warning and sniffed out his last criminal.

Now it's time to hang up PD (that's Police Dog) Khoba's lead for the last time.

This South Yorkshire police dog has retired this morning after his last shift:

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

BBC Weather

Patchy rain or showers will die out from the north by early afternoon with some sunny spells developing.

A northerly breeze will make it feel cooler near the coast, but winds easing through the day.

Staying dry tonight with some good clear spells. Feeling chilly in rural parts by morning with the odd mist patch possible.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to about an assault on another man at a bar in York city centre.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Two men were involved in an altercation at the Stone Roses bar on Kings Street at about 12:30 in the morning on Saturday 20 May which led to one man suffering "significant" injuries to his leg.

Police say they now want to speak to anyone who can help identify the man pictured as he may have some information which could help their investigation.

The David Hockney Gallery in Bradford has launched a bid to break a world record for the artist's 80th birthday - the most signatures on a birthday card.

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The gallery's teamed up with Bradford-based Hallmark to create a card big enough for 22,000 signatures.

The official Guinness World Record for the most signatures on a greetings card is currently held by the Dubai Police force with 13,288 signatures.

There will be a special signing event at Cartwright Hall in Bradford on Thursday from 10:00 to 16:00 - and you can also sign the card online, external.

Wentworth Woodhouse, near Rotherham, is to become the first stately home in South Yorkshire to be supported by the National Trust.

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The trust has agreed to help the Preservation Trust, who bought the house for £7m earlier this year.

Together they hope to restore the Grade I-listed building and turn it into a huge visitor attraction.

Built by the Marquesses of Rockingham between 1725 and 1750, the front of the house is more than 600 feet long.

The main house has more than 200 rooms, with a run of state rooms behind the east front centring on the spectacular, double-height Marble Salon - considered to be one of the finest early-18th century interiors in England.

There are claims that plans to build 867 homes each year in York will fail to meet the city's housing needs.

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Each area has to have a plan which sets out how many new homes need to be built and where they should go, but Labour councillors say York's Local Plan is "unsound".

Last month, City of York Council officials decided not to add extra houses to the Local Plan despite a recommendation to that effect by external consultants.

The authority's Lib Dem deputy leader says they're confident the plan will deliver the housing York needs.

A flood alert has been issued between Whitby and Filey in North Yorkshire, external.

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The Environment Agency defines flood alerts as meaning "flooding is possible, be prepared".

It's for the high tide which ends at 07:30 this morning, and then again tonight between 18:00 and 19:00.

The Environment Agency says overtopping waves are to be expected, especially in Scarborough's Marine Drive and Royal Albert Drive.

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 seem to be generally running to time at the moment.

However, it seems there may be a few problems on services to Manchester Victoria, with some delays and cancellations listed.

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

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cloudy start for Yorkshire with some outbreaks of rain, though sunny spells developing later.

The cloud will thin and break to allow sunny spells to develop.

Here's my full forecast: