Two Iron Age skeletons uncovered beside the A1 near Leeds are to go on display in the city for the first time.

Image source, Leeds Museums and Galleries

The 2,000-year-old bones lay side by side under land near Bramham, said Leeds City Museum.

Once the location of a late Iron Age settlement, Wattle Syke was the resting place of a man, aged about 25 to 35, and a woman over 45.

They were found buried together in archaeological excavations during 2007 and 2008.

In all, a dozen skeletons are to be displayed. The other Yorkshire remains include a soldier discovered in a mass grave near the site of the Battle of Towton in 1461 during the Wars of the Roses.

Also part of the exhibition are the remains of a medieval female religious hermit from the Church of All Saints in Fishergate, York.

I've heard of wedding shackles but it looks like this bride took it a step further!

BBC News Travel

We're getting reports of a police incident in Dewsbury this lunchtime.

It's happening on Low Road in both directions between Beckett Lane and Pilgrim Avenue.

An Air Ambulance has been in attendance and police officers remain on scene.

We'll bring you more as we get it.

A man who died after being found injured outside Leeds railway station this morning sparking a murder inquiry was homeless, police have confirmed this lunchtime.

Image source, Paul Buckley

Police have named the dead man as 39-year-old Terry Bailey, who is known to have been a rough sleeper, but who also lived in the South Leeds area.

Officers say he was known to them as a "street drinker" and was sleeping rough near the Queens Hotel.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder,

The government accuses a JUST Yorkshire report about the Prevent strategy as peddling "falsehoods".

The number of people who smoke in Leeds is at a new low, according to new figures released today.

Image source, PA

The latest figures show that since 2004 there are almost 59,000 fewer smokers in the city.

Thirteen years ago 30% of the city lit up, but now just 17.8% smoke.

Four people from Teesside were taken to hospital for treatment after a serious collision in North Yorkshire on Bank Holiday Monday.

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The crash happened at about 14:30 when a blue Ford Fiesta travelling along the B6265 from Pateley Bridge towards Ripon left the road and hit a tree near the G&T Ice Cream Parlour at Risplith.

A 28-year-old man was taken to hospital by air ambulance suffering from serious injuries to his abdomen.

The other three occupants of the car, a man and two women, were taken to Harrogate District Hospital where two of them remain in a serious condition.

The road was closed for several hours while police carried out investigations at the scene.

Anyone who witnessed the crash, or who saw the Ford Fiesta before the incident, is being asked to contact North Yorkshire Police.

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man's body was found at a flat in Rotherham.

Emergency services were called to Badsley Moor Lane just after midnight following the discovery of the body of a 43-year-old man.

An investigation is now under way into the circumstances surrounding his death.

Two men, aged 19 and 23, and a 30-year-old woman, are being held in police custody.

A murder investigation's been launched in Rotherham after the discovery of a man's body.

More to follow.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Staff at a Bradford car firm were given a shock when their office gardens were invaded by a herd of around 50 cows, external.

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Accrington Stanley sign defender Jordan Thorniley on loan from Championship side Sheffield Wednesday.

Toby Foster
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield's Atkinsons department store is celebrating its 145th birthday.

The family business began on the Moor in the city centre when John Atkinson opened a small drapery store in 1872.

It's one of the biggest family-owned shops in the UK and is now in the hands of his great grandson Nicholas.

I've been for a look around and while I was there they got me to make an in-store announcement:

And Nicholas told me the secret to the store's continuing success is its dedicated employees:

When you get about 100,000 people together for the Leeds Carnival, you can expect some litter to get left behind when they go:

Image source, Leeds City Council

Image source, Leeds City Council

But if you were travelling around the site of Carnival this morning, you probably won't have seen anything out of place - and it's all down to these guys:

Image source, Leeds City Council

Leeds City Council's Cleaner Neighbourhoods Team was out from 04:00 this morning tidying up around Chapeltown Road and Harehills Avenue.

Top work fellas!

On Friday we told you about a North Yorkshire football team cooking up a storm.

Bedale AFC's strip is made of sausages. Well we've got some pics of the kit in the flesh, so to speak.

The bangers and clash strip has gained notoriety on internet football sites.

It's even been tipped to win "worst kit of the season" award.

If you know of kits which might also make that list, you can let us know by simply clicking here.

Police have thanked the public after a weekend which saw hundreds of thousands of people come to West Yorkshire.

Officers made a total of 32 arrests at the Leeds Festival - 20 of which were for drugs offences - and five at Leeds Carnival.

There were 16 fewer arrests at the festival than last year, with about 60,000 people at each of the three days.

Thousands also came to Headingley stadium for England's second test against the West Indies.

Oli Constable
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

How excited are you about the new Ikea store opening near the Meadowhall shopping centre in Sheffield?

Are you counting down the days until 28 September and is it, perhaps, exciting enough for you to get a tattoo to celebrate?

Well, that's what Matt Lee has done in anticipation of the store opening next month - and I've been to see the "ink" for myself:

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Yorkshire Live

The sun has been shining all Bank Holiday weekend and our BBC Weather Watchers have been out taking some great photos from across the White Rose county.

Here's Linton upon Ouse near York in the sunshine on Sunday:

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers

Next stop South Yorkshire, where this one arrived from Totley in Sheffield:

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers

Finally, West Yorkshire where this picture from Ilkley was taken yesterday afternoon:

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers

You can sign up to become a BBC Weather Watcher in moments and your snaps could end up being used in the weather forecasts on BBC Look North.

Nick Wilson
BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Carnival made a colourful return to the city yesterday after years in the wilderness.

Image source, Tim Dennell

Once an annual event, it fizzled out during the 1990s but it came back with a bang this Bank Holiday in a sun drenched Norfolk Park:

Image source, Tim Dennell

As well as a carnival, there was also a parade, drumming workshops and stalls for all the family.

I headed up yesterday to meet the lady who put it all together, Andrea Risden:

A decision over plans for a green energy plant between Malton and Scarborough has been put off by county councillors.

Image source, Knapton Green Energy

The company behind the venture has now asked for more talks with planning officers who've recommended that permission for the site, off the A64 at Knapton, be refused.

Knapton Green Energy says the plant would create green energy from non-recyclable waste that would otherwise go to landfill, incineration or be exported.

The firm says it could produce enough electricity for 16,000 homes a year.

The application is expected to go back before the planning committee next month.

BBC Sport

The fifth day of the second test match between England and the West Indies takes place at Headingley today.

England are hoping to push for victory in Yorkshireman Joe Root's first match as captain at his home ground.

The game has swung from one side to the other over the first four days, but England seem to have the upper hand thanks to a partnership between Moeen Ali and Chris Woakes.

Here are some highlights from yesterday's action:

After a shower in Leeds, play is now due to get under way at 11:15 this morning - weather permitting - with ball-by-ball commentary from the BBC's Test Match Special.

And don't forget you can watch in-play highlights via the BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app.