Protesters at a site in North Yorkshire earmarked for fracking have blocked a nearby road.

It's the latest in a series of anti-fracking protests at Kirby Misperton in Ryedale.

Yesterday, about 60 people demonstrated at the entrance to the Third Energy site as the first equipment required for fracking arrived.

Third Energy says the process is safe, but those against it say fracking will have a detrimental impact on the area.

BBC Look North's Danni Hewson is out there now and she's tweeted this from the scene:

BBC Sport

Yorkshire's cricketers are currently batting in their County Championship clash with Warwickshire at Headingley.

The Tykes bowled the Bears out for 219 yesterday and are currently looking to build a substantial first innings lead to help ensure their first division status for next season.

You can listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the match here.

Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Yorkshire Live

This Sunday sees two big events taking place in Sheffield and drivers are being warned to be prepared for changes on the roads.

The Sheffield 10k race will be held in the west of the city, with several roads set to be closed, and the first Steel City derby in five years will take place in front of a sell-out crowd at Hillsborough.

Here are some key times for you if you're heading into the city centre on Sunday:

• 09:15 - 10k warm-up takes place at Arundel Gate
• 09:30 - Sheffield 10k race begins
• 11:45 (approx) - Family Fun Run starts
• 13:15 - Steel City derby kick-off time

Sheffield City Council, South Yorkshire Police and the Sheffield 10k organisers have issued the following map, showing you which roads are closed for the run and which route is advised if you're heading to the match:

Image source, South Yorkshire Police / Sheffield City Council

All the best from us if you're running the race on Sunday and remember if you're not going to the big match on Sunday, BBC Radio Sheffield's Football Heaven has full match commentary with the build-up beginning at midday.

A West Yorkshire MP says the amount of time it takes YouTube to remove extremist videos is "unacceptable".

Image source, PA

An investigation found videos praising Adolf Hitler and the Taliban were still online, weeks after being reported.

Yvette Cooper, Labour MP For Normanton, Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley, ordered this investigation as head of the Home Affairs Select Committee.

Researchers flagged up more than 100 Islamic extremist videos to YouTube and 94 far-right videos.

But weeks later, 61 of the far-right videos and 60 of the Islamic extremist posts remained online for viewers to watch.

YouTube says it's using its "best talent and technology" to deal with content like this - and many are now removed without even being reported.

Two men arrested yesterday during a protest outside a site in Ryedale earmarked for shale gas fracking have been cautioned, North Yorkshire Police have confirmed.

A 69-year-old protester arrested at the Kirby Misperton site has accepted a caution for obstructing a police officer, the force says.

Meanwhile, a 23-year-old man who was arrested last night has accepted a caution for wilfully obstructing a highway.

A 33-year-old man who was also arrested during the protest outside the Third Energy site yesterday has been released with no further action, police say.

More protests are expected at the fracking site in Ryedale today as Third Energy continues to move equipment for fracking onto the site.

A Sheffield MP says Barnsley and Doncaster 's councils are "deluded" over the idea of devolution for the whole of Yorkshire.

Earlier this week, the two councils' leaders voted against a deal which would see a directly-elected South Yorkshire mayor assume control of transport budgets and strategic planning and have access to £30m a year for 30 years.

Barnsley and Doncaster councils say they'd prefer to see a Yorkshire-wide deal - something Sheffield and Rotherham councils reject.

But Sheffield South East MP Clive Betts says the row between South Yorkshire's four councils is "staggering":

Proposals to plant hundreds of thousands of trees to help protect Leeds against flooding are due to be examined by city councillors.

Work to prevent a repeat of the Boxing Day floods in 2015 is already under way, including the construction of moveble weirs on the River Aire, external.

The next phase is expected to include creating more woodland areas in the river's catchment area.

Robin Green, who saw his hairdressers in Kirkstall devastated by flood water in 2015, says there isn't enough short-term planning being done:

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Any cloud is likely to thin and break to allow a bright day with some sunny spells developing.

Watch my full forecast here:

Children from Yorkshire as young as 12 have made it through to the national final of a driving competition.

Young motorists aged between 10 and 15 have been taking driving courses on private land.

The best have now been put forward by their instructors for the final, which is due to be held at the NEC in Birmingham at the end of the month.

Eight of the drivers come from Yorkshire, including Coburn from Ossett (pictured) who says he hopes the lessons will give him an advantage in the future.

BBC Sport

Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow made 100 not out as England's cricketers beat the Windies in the first one day international at Old Trafford last night.

The hosts chased down their target of 210 with 10 overs to spare to win by seven wickets.

Here are some highlights from the match:

The second match of the series takes place tomorrow at Trent Bridge.

You can listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the game and watch in-play highlights via the BBC Sport website and app.

Plans for a "family" of sculptural, red brick chimneys which will border, bridge and illuminate the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal are due to be unveiled this week.

Almost 10 years ago, thousands of people turned out to see the demolition of the landmark Tinsley Towers - used by many travelling on the M1 as a sign they were well and truly back home in Yorkshire.

Now, artist Alex Chinneck has created Onwards and Upwards: several towering chimneys, each stretching up to 30m high which will be spread across one mile on the same site.

It's the largest ever art commission for Sheffield and full details are expected to be revealed tomorrow, but here's a film giving a taster of what the city's newest chimneys will look like:

The installation includes a cracked chimney broken into 250 pieces, illuminated from within; a hovering chimney with an upper section that appears to float; two leaning chimneys, standing 45m apart and a curving chimney made of over 25,000 bricks and tied into a knot.

Further protests are expected today outside a site in North Yorkshire where fracking is due to get under way by the end of the year.

Fracking is the process of drilling down into the earth before a high-pressure water mixture is directed at rock to release the gas inside.

Opponents say it can cause water contamination, earthquakes and noise and traffic pollution.

Two demonstrators were arrested yesterday as the first lorries carrying equipment needed for fracking drove onto the site at Kirby Misperton in Ryedale.

Both those arrested have now been released without charge, police confirm.

Third Energy, the company behind the Kirby Misperton site, insists the process of drilling for shale gas is safe.

Shaun Zablocki, one of the managers at the site, says the area will benefit from the work being done:

Have you seen these two teenagers? Denisa Kotlorova (pictured left), 15, and Maria Tokorova (right), 13, were reported missing two days ago.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The girls, both from Lidget Green in Bradford, failed to attend school on Monday morning and haven't been seen since.

Both girls are described as Slovakian and white European, with dark skin.

Denisa is described as 5ft tall, slim, with long black hair and a piercing in her lower lip. She was wearing blue leggings and a black vest top.

Maria is 5ft 4ins tall, slim, with long black hair and a piercing in her lower lip. She was also wearing blue jeans and a black vest top.

Anyone with information about their whereabouts is being asked to contact police.

Firefighters in Sheffield have been tackling a blaze at a waste company overnight.

Image source, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service

About 20 firefighters attended the scene at WSS Waste at Woodhouse Mill, on Retford Road.

They were called to the scene at about 03:00.

There are no reports of any casualties.

BBC Weather

Any patchy light rain early in the day will soon die out, then all parts should be dry, with bright or sunny spells developing.

It'll become increasingly cloudy through the evening, with occasional rain spreading from the west.

A block of flats in Scarborough was evacuated last night because of a gas leak.

Image source, Google

Fire crews were called out to the building on Grosvenor Crescent at about 22:00 last night and isolated the gas supply to all the properties.

The leak is believed to have started in the kitchen of a ground floor flat and one woman in her 20s was treated at the scene for sickness.

The fire service has now left the incident in the hands of gas engineers.

A man has been charged with the murder of a West Yorkshire man who has been missing for almost two weeks.

Image source, Family photo

Police underwater teams have been searching for Tyron Charles (pictured), 29, of Denholme, Bradford, at sites including the boating lake at nearby Doe Park.

Mr Charles was reported missing on 6 September.

James Sutcliffe, 28, of Hill Crest View, is due to appear before Bradford Magistrates' Court later today. He was arrested on Saturday.

A 60-year-old man who was also arrested has been released without charge.

BBC News Travel

Rail services across Yorkshire appear to be running pretty much to time so far this morning.

You can click on the links below to keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:

• Leeds Railway Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external
• York Railway Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Wednesday 20 September 2017.

We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.

As we approach sunrise, let's hope for one as fine as yesterday's. It was certainly a glorious one in some parts of the county, as this BBC Weather Watcher pic shows:

And remember, if you have a great pic to share or want to get in touch with us about what's happening where you are, just email us here.