Those are all our updates from across Yorkshire on Wednesday 20 September 2017.

Want to find out what's happening where you live on Thursday? Just click here.

Four people arrested as protests continue at the site in Kirby Misperton for a second day.

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 United fans banning orders
2. Belle Vue £12m development plan revealed
3. Four-year-old Scarborough boy 'hanged' by hoodie
4. Police thank public after Leeds suspicious package find
5. 'Mammoth' cannabis factory discovered in Sheffield

See you tomorrow.

Adam Lyth and Tim Bresnan help relegation-threatened Yorkshire gain a first-innings lead against Warwickshire.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Yorkshire Live

The suspicious package in Leeds Kirkgate Market today turned out to be nothing to do with terrorists - but why did it take so long to declare it safe?

Ch Supt Paul Money from West Yorkshire Police explains:"We always treat any incident of this nature very seriously, particularly given recent events and the nationwide heightened focus of the threat of terrorism.

“This morning we quickly put appropriate measures in place to keep people safe while this incident was dealt with.

The subtext very much seems to be "better safe than sorry", even if that means disruption for many who live and work in the area.

Can you help to find a woman who has gone missing from hospital?

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Police in Halifax are appealing for help in finding Cathryn Holdsworth, 72, who is from Illingworth.

She was last seen on 8 September at Calderdale Royal Hospital.

Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

The second annual Soapbox derby takes place in Rotherham's Clifton Park at the end of the month.

Teams from across South Yorkshire will race against the clock to raise money for Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice.

Here's some of the finished ones from last year:

Image source, Bluebell Wood

I've been to a garage behind a pizza takeaway in Crystal Peaks, where Steve Salesbury and his team are frantically and secretly putting the final touches to their "vehicle" ready for this year's race:

It's not too late to enter if you want to take part and more details can be found here, external.

Criminals posing as police officers have been trying to con people out of money and jewellery in Kirklees.

West Yorkshire Police have released details of an occasion where the con men were successful earlier this month.

A Dewsbury Moor woman in her 20s had a call from someone who claimed to be from a bank, who told her money had been taken from her account and that a police officer was being sent around to collect her cash and jewellery for safekeeping.

Then a man dressed as a police officer arrived at her house and she handed over thousands of pounds worth of jewellery.

A Take Me Out contestant who lost his job because he took four days off to film the TV show hanged himself a month later, an inquest heard.

Image source, Twitter/ Paddy McGuinness/Thames

Charlie Watkins, 22, went on the dating show after saying he was disappointed he had been unlucky in love during his three years at the University of York.

The criminology graduate lost his job at York Chocolate Story due to the filming commitments, the inquest heard.

North Yorkshire Coroner Rob Turnbull returned a verdict of suicide.

The former student tells a court he was embarrassed over his performance but did not rape the woman.

West Yorkshire Police say they "thank people in Leeds for their patience" after a suspicious package was found in Kirkgate Market.

A large cordon was set up surrounding the market, causing significant disruption to roads around the site - police recieved the call at 10:23.

Army bomb disposal officers were called in and declared the item safe a 15:30 and lifted the cordon, the market itself is still closed however.

Two men, aged 26 and 30, from Leeds, have been arrested on suspicion of going equipped to steal in after the contents of the bag were inspected.

Funding has been granted for a new school in Bradford for pupils with social, emotional and mental health needs.

Image source, GEOGRAPH / CHRIS DOWNER

The city council has been successful in securing government cash for the new facility which will be built on the former Rhodesway playing fields site on Lower Grange.

The school will have spaces for 72 students and also have a 12-bed residential facility.

It is expected to be open from 2020.

If you're about in Leeds today, keep your eyes peeled because you could be rubbing shoulders with one of the biggest film stars in history:

Image source, Getty Images

Arnold Schwarzenegger is in the city this evening, for a black-tie event where you can sit down and tuck into some food while his is interviewed on stage.

He'll be on stage at the Royal Armouries from 18:00 but don't try and buy a ticket though, because they've all sold out - the cheapest ones were £99.

If you weren't among the 1,120 people who managed to get a ticket, don't worry, I'm sure he'll be back.

Ha.

Peter McNerney
BBC Radio Sheffield

A senior South Yorkshire police officer says public opinion and the views of their workforce were behind a decision to put more bobbies back on the beat.

Around 350 staff are being redeployed as part of a new neighbourhood policing strategy across Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster.

Assistant Chief Constable David Hartley told us more about the new policing model:

And things steadily get back to normal in Leeds after today's suspicious package in Kirkgate Market:

Howard Pressman
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Earlier this summer the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in the Branton area of Doncaster submitted plans to double the size of its site.

If approved the £50 million expansion will allow space for more animals, a hotel, shops and a new link road, plus create around 300 new jobs but local residents are concerned that this part of South Yorkshire is already over developed.

The park's chief executive Cheryl Williams thinks the proposals will only be a benefit:

The cordon around Leeds Kirkgate Market is still in place, closing off the roads around it making the usual bustling streets eerily quite for the time of day.

This is obviously having a knock-on effect for journeys around the city centre with major routes like York Street closed.

Many bus travellers around the station are confused this afternoon and don't know where to catch their buses from, compounded by major delays on the network:

A £12m plan to redevelop rugby league side Wakefield Trinity's Belle Vue stadium has been announced in a move that will keep the club in the city.

Image source, Wakefield Council

Wakefield Council has put forward a proposal to build a 10,000-seat community stadium on the site by 2020.

The plans have been agreed in principle with the Super League side, which has played at Belle Vue since 1895.

The club had been facing leaving the site as it does not meet minimum ground standards for the top flight.

Officers from South Yorkshire Police yesterday executed a drugs warrant under the misuse of drugs act in the Bannerdale area of Sheffield.

What they describe as a mammoth amount of cannabis was seized with a street value of approximately £800,000.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

The force found drugs in seven rooms within the property, which they're describing as a factory. It had specialist lights and transformer plugs installed to help grow the plants which ranged from seedlings through to five feet in height.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Nobody was at the address, but the force says a large amount of evidence was left behind which will be used to arrest and process those responsible.

Richard Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

The death of a four-year-old boy, who was found hanged by the hoodie he was wearing has been described as "an extraordinary accident" by a coroner.

Maison Hirstle from Scarborough died in October 2016, when the hood of the clothing he was wearing snagged on the front door of his home.

Image source, Google

The boy was found by neighbour Rafael Twardowski who saw "the boy was hanging from the door by the handle of his coat" which lead to the supply of oxygen being cut off from Maison's brain, leading to a cardiac arrest.