Terminally ill Barnsley owner Patrick Cryne writes a poignant letter to the Championship club's fans.

Follow images, live text and analysis as Huddersfield host Leicester in the Premier League.

Castleford and England scrum-half Luke Gale could miss the rest of the season after undergoing appendix surgery.

Adam Hammill grabs a last-minute winner as Barnsley twice came from behind to beat Derby County in the EFL Cup.

Sheffield Wednesday come from behind to beat Brentford and extend their unbeaten league run to six matches.

Goals from Samuel Saiz and Stuart Dallas help Leeds United beat Birmingham City to move top of the Championship.

Two men, one armed with a pickaxe, are filmed trying to steal rare paving stones in Leeds.

Listen to live BBC local radio coverage of Surrey v Yorkshire in the County Championship Division One.

A bus stop built across a cycle lane on a busy Leeds road is branded "a joke".

Leeds City Council says the area has been made into a shared space for cyclists, pedestrians and bus users.

A bus stop built across a cycle lane on a commuter roads in Leeds is branded a "joke".

The extension to the shopping centre in Sheffield will include restaurants, a cinema and a gym.

England opener Mark Stoneman's hundred puts Surrey in charge on day on of their County Championship game against Yorkshire.

That'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:

1. Sheffield stab death: Murder accused appears in court
2. Police name two young children killed in M62 crash
3. Dewsbury man jailed for "truly horrific" attack and rape
4. £300m Meadowhall expansion gets go-ahead
5. Sheffield man jailed for "nasty, ferocious" attack on vulnerable woman

We mentioned earlier today that police were asking for help finding a man who'd gone missing from his home in Huddersfield.

The good news is that Andrew Taylor, 50, who'd been missing from his home in Lindley since Monday, has been found "safe and well", according to police.

If you have children, it's likely you've still got the tag they came out of hospital wearing as a reminder of the joyful (and probably quite harrowing) experience you went through.

But one Leeds resident has posted a plea on a Facebook group after finding one in an item bought from a Wetherby charity shop:

Image source, Natalie Hodson

Natalie Hodson writes: "A long shot, but today I found this hospital band in a charity shop (Mind) in Wetherby inside a keepsake box.

"They may not want it back, but I wanted to share in case as I'd be really upset to lose my daughter's. I'm happy to post it back to the owner."

If you think you might know whose it is, drop us a line and we'll try and reunite you with it.

A homeless man who was hailed a hero after the Manchester Arena attack is to go on trial charged with stealing a purse and mobile phone from victims.

Chris Parker, 33, now from Halifax, pleaded not guilty to two counts of theft and two counts of attempted theft at Manchester Crown Court.

It is alleged he took the purse from Pauline Healey, whose 14-year-old granddaughter Sorrell Leczkowski, from Leeds, died in the explosion in May.

He will face a trial on 2 January.

A Sheffield man who subjected a woman to punches and kicks to her head has been jailed for six years.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Simon Nehemiah Warren, of Hoole Street, Walkley, met his victim on a night out in June and offered her a lift home. Later that evening he violently assaulted her.

The 34-year-old targeted the 40-year-old woman as she was walking on her own on Meadow Street. She got into his car and he began driving her home.

The woman told him she had friends at her flat, and at that point he became "incredibly violent", police say.

He kicked and punched her in the head more than 30 times and left her lying in the street.

Warren had previously pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm.

The protesters were moved from the entrance of Third Energy's fracking site in Kirby Misperton.

Companies in West Yorkshire involved in space exploration fear their funding could dry up after Brexit, an MP has warned.

Image source, Getty Images

Barry Sheerman, Labour MP for Huddersfield, says precision engineering firms in the town - which have made parts for Mars probes - are reliant on funding from the European Union.

In June, the government laid out its plan to secure growth in the UK's £13.7bn space industry in the Queen's Speech.

While Brexit will not affect the UK's status as a member of the European Space Agency, projects such as Galileo - the European sat-nav system - are largely funded by the EU.

But there are restrictions on "third countries" working on classified EU information and technologies, which applies to Galileo.