Leeds and Fulham maintain their unbeaten starts to the season with a hard-fought draw at Elland Road.

More than 150 business leaders write to council bosses to highlight their fears over delaying a deal.

Ann Maguire's family lose their challenge against a decision to exclude pupils' evidence from inquest.

Worker David Jones tried to save his colleague Mick Jennings from the blaze at a water sewage plant.

Seventeen-month-old Jackson Yates was "mischievous and cheeky", his mother says.

More news, sport, weather and travel updates will appear through the evening and night.

Andrew Barton will be back from 06:30 on Tuesday with more updates from across Yorkshire.

In the meantime here are five things we learned today:

1) Police hunt thugs who attacked man who complained about littering in Scarborough

2) A hammer gang attacked a cash van at a Leeds supermarket during a lunchtime robbery

3) Pineapples have been banned at the Leeds Festival... no really

4) Yorkshire hero Ben Parkinson has been awarded the freedom of Doncaster

5) A proposal with a difference was caught on camera at Sheffield's Meadowhall shopping centre - watch it here.

Four-year-old Toby Nye, who has stage four neuroblastoma, received a surprise visit from a group of superheroes.

Rob Rose
BBC Radio Sheffield

It's Pakistan Independence Day today, 70 years after British rule in India came to an end.

The country partitioned into two independent nation states: Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan.

Members of the Pakistani community have been holding celebrations today - including outside Sheffield City Hall.

Members of the Indian community will be holding their celebration tomorrow.

Building work has finished on the National College for High Speed Rail (NCHSR) in Doncaster.

Mayor Ros Jones handed the keys over, before the college opens to students in September.

The NCHSR will teach students about projects such as HS2, with some of the work coming from the college.

Detectives in Calderdale are asking for the public's help after a man was seriously injured in Brighouse.

Police were called to reports of ongoing disorder on St John Street in the town yesterday at 14:00.

Officers found a man in his 30s who has been assaulted and suffered a "slash" wound.

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He is currently in a stable condition in hospital.

A 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and has been released pending further enquiries.

A 25-year-old man has been arrested today in connection with the incident and remains in police custody.

A police spokesman said: "Enquiries are ongoing in to what is believed to be an isolated incident between parties known to each other."

A man was taken to hospital with burns after a machine at a glass factory caught fire on Saturday morning.

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Four fire crews were called to Ardagh Glass Limited in Wheatley, Doncaster just after 07:00 to a machine on fire.

The flames had also spread to the roof area of the building.

The accidental fire was put out and firefighters left the scene at 10:00.

A Scarborough man's been repeatedly spat at and grabbed around the throat by a group who were littering.

The 36-year-old victim was with his wife and two children, when he confronted the men after disembarking the Regal Lady cruiser, on Burr Bank, at about 17:30 on Saturday afternoon.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Officers want to speak to the men in the CCTV images in relation to the incident.

A man was left with a broken wrist after a hit-and-run in Bradford.

The collision is thought to have happened at about 11.30 on Saturday, 12 August in North Avenue, close to the traffic lights outside Beacon House in the Manningham area.

The car, believed to be a bright red Fiat Punto or Ford Fiesta with scratches to the hub caps, turned into Cunliffe Road after hitting the 26-year-old.

A dentistry student charged with seven terror offences is to be tried at the Old Bailey.

Abdurahman Kaabar, 22, of Martin Street, Sheffield, is charged with three offences of possessing records of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism, and four offences of disseminating terrorist publications.

He was arrested on August 10 and has been in custody since.

Thickly bearded Kabaar, wearing a dark blue T-shirt and bottoms with flip-flops, remained expressionless throughout the Westminster Magistrates' Court hearing.

Kaabar, a UK citizen of Libyan descent, was studying at Plymouth University, according to court documents.

He is to appear at the Old Bailey on 1 September.

Kaabar intends to plead not guilty to the charges, defence lawyer Sav Khan said.

Bail was not granted.

Fire crews from South Yorkshire have taken part in a training exercise testing their response to a incident at Elsecar Heritage Railway, near Barnsley.

It was done to test out what would happen in the event of a major incident, like a car getting stuck across the rails.

Image source, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

"Casualties" included passengers on the train, and a 27st training dummy, to simulate a morbidly obese person.

Image source, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said it specifically focused on the station's procedures for contacting the emergency services and for dealing with an incident before and during the arrival of the fire service.

Police are asking for the public's help to identify the people pictured below.

The people in the pictures, snapped walking along Riverside Walk towards Lendal Bridge, may be witnesses to a sex assault - but may not be aware that they possess potentially important information.

A woman was assaulted as she walked along the riverside path between Bridge Street and the Park Inn in York between 00:30 and 00:45 on Saturday, 15 July.

A man in his 30s has been charged with sexual assault following the incident and appeared in front of magistrates in York last month.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

An armed gang attacked a van carrying cash as it called at petrol station in Leeds.

Three men damaged a G4S security van with a hammer, while it was parked up within the petrol station at Asda on Killingbeck Drive at around 12:40.

They then made off in a black VW Sirocco, which was later found abandoned.

No one was injured in the incident.

Job Centre workers in Sheffield are holding a two-week strike in protest at plans to close their office.

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Members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union in the city have already taken industrial action, saying the closure of the Eastern Avenue office will remove a vital public service in one of the city's most deprived areas.

The union is campaigning against plans to close a number of Job Centres across the country.

The Department for Work and Pensions says the re-organisation of Job Centres will make the service more efficient.

Pineapples have appeared on a list of items banned from this year's Reading and Leeds Festivals, alongside fireworks and weapons.

Organisers said it was because fans of Oxford band Glass Animals bring hundreds of the fruit to their gigs, in a nod to song Pork Soda which includes the lyrics "Pineapples are in my head".

Drummer Joe Seaward said it would be a "challenge" to get in with pineapples.

"Anyone who wasn't bringing a pineapple definitely is now," he said.

"It's fruitist. Watermelons are fine, but not pineapples?"

The government's considering bringing in tougher rules to tackle drunken airline passengers after the number of arrests at airports went up by almost 50% in the last year.

More than half of cabin crew who responded to a survey said they had witnessed disruptive behaviour and some had been physically abused.

Last summer a 21-year-old man from Yorkshire was banned from travelling on an airline for life after threatening staff and other passengers.

Phil Ward, the Managing Director of Leeds-based Jet2.com - the first airline to ban sales of alcohol on flights before 08:00 - says the airports need to act: