That's all from Thursday...published at 06:30
Those are all our updates from across Yorkshire on Thursday 31 August 2017.
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Victim named in Rotherham murder inquiry
Two charged over 'rough sleeper' death appear in court
Three men arrested over Bank Holiday stabbing in Leeds
York councillors asked to 'stand aside' during investigation
Man charged with attempted murder over Leeds shooting
£14m plan to shore-up Scarborough cliffs set to get go-ahead
Barnsley FC chairman Watkins to leave role
Search is on for 6ft-long 'crocodile' stolen from Leeds home
Updates on Thursday 31 August 2017
Andrew Barton, Gemma Ashcroft and Nick Wilmshurst
Those are all our updates from across Yorkshire on Thursday 31 August 2017.
Want to find out what's happening where you live on Friday 1 September? Just click here.
Ten years since her death the fund in Jane Tomlinson's name has raised £10m for good causes.
Read MoreBarnsley sign Aston Villa midfielder Gary Gardner and Swansea City striker Oli McBurnie on loan until the end of the season.
Read MoreBurton sign Sheffield United defender John Brayford, Tottenham striker Will Miller and Rochdale midfielder Jamie Allen.
Read MoreDerby County sign Sam Winnall and Maikel Kieftenbeld, while Jacob Butterfield moves to Sheffield Wednesday on loan.
Read MoreRotherham sign Brentford defender Manny Onariase on a two-year deal, plus Brighton midfielder Richie Towell on loan.
Read MoreSheffield United sign Birmingham striker Clayton Donaldson and Motherwell defender Ben Heneghan for undisclosed fees.
Read MorePort Vale sign Burnley defender Tom Anderson on a season-long loan and Doncaster midfielder Harry Middleton on a one-year deal.
Read MoreOxford United sign Barnsley's Alex Mowatt on a season-long loan and Burton defender John Mousinho on a two-year deal.
Read MoreLeague One side Gillingham sign midfielder Sean Clare on loan from Sheffield Wednesday until 3 January.
Read MoreLeague One side Bradford City sign goalkeeper Lukas Raeder on a short-term deal until January.
Read MoreThe firm behind plans says it is confident it will get final approval as protests continue.
Read MoreTerry Bailey died in hospital after being attacked early on Tuesday near Leeds railway station.
Read MoreThat's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.
Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:
See you tomorrow.
Former pilot Jim Paris talks through the landing procedures of a Boeing 737 aircraft.
The footage was shot inside a simulator at Real Simulation, Harrogate.
Don't forget that train services operated by Northern Rail are due to be disrupted tomorrow as the RMT Union stages strike action.
The union says members working for Arriva Rail North will walk out tomorrow and on Monday, in a row over driver-only operated trains.
The company says it's prepared to guarantee jobs and pay for all conductors until the end of its franchise.
Do you recognise this man? Police want to speak to him after a woman was sexually assaulted in Leeds.
The attack on the 19-year-old woman happened on Kirkgate in the early hours of Monday 7 August.
If you can help, call police on 101 with any information you may have.
The Linton Bridge will be officially reopened this weekend, 20 months after the devastating floods over Christmas 2015.
The grade II-listed bridge over the River Wharfe between Linton and Collingham will be officially reopened at 12:00 on Saturday.
The bridge suffered significant damage to its foundations after flooding caused damage to parts of West Yorkshire.
But engineers working on the bridge have made it safe again by creating a "bridge within a bridge" to repair and strengthen it.
Quote MessageThe damaged bridge was highly unstable and could have collapsed completely, with the loss of its heritage value."
Cllr Richard Lewis, Leeds City Council
An Iraq War veteran from Leeds has met a five-year-old fundraiser who has completed a triathlon to raise money for the Help the Heros charity.
Simon was shot in the head in 2006 after going to repair an army vehicle that was under fire.
He lost one eye completely and 90% of the vision in the other.
Tempy Pattinson, of Darlington, told Simon Brown why she did a triathlon, despite being scared of riding her bike:
Two men have appeared before Leeds Magistrates court charged with the manslaughter of a homeless man in the city.
Daniel Goodall, 42, of Poplar Mount, Bramley, Leeds, and Jamie Loftus, 28, of Hope Farm in Derby have been remanded in custody until they are due to appear before Leeds Crown Court on 28 September.
The charges are in connection to the death of 39-year-old Terry Bailey who was assaulted outside Leeds railway station on Tuesday morning and died in hospital.