Death announced of Leeds actress Liz Dawn - Coronation Street's Vera Duckworth
Investigation into Scarborough motorbike race crashes
Tractors block road at anti-fracking protest
Appeal to trace man over alleged rape in Bradford
Flight path changes mean more noise for some
Child abuse conference in Leeds
Campaign to save historic Barnsley building ends
British astronaut in Bradford ahead of exhibition
University looks for smokers who want to quit habit
Bakewell Show called off for next year
First woman given ancient hornblower role
Updates on Tuesday 26 September 2017
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:
Two York university friends who bought and sold the deadly drug fentanyl via the dark web are beginning jail terms today.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceRoss Brennan, 28, and Aarron Gledhill, 30, who are both from Huddersfield, made hundreds of thousands of pounds mixing and selling the high-strength painkiller and other drugs.
Brennan was sentenced to 13 years and eight months at York Crown Court after admitting a conspiracy to import and distribute fentanyl - which is up to 100 times stronger than heroin - through parts of the internet where people can stay anonymous.
His accomplice, Aaron Gledhill, got three years, nine months.
North Yorkshire Police uncovered the operation when a neighbour raised concerns for the welfare of Brennan, who has autism.
Det Supt Steve Thomas said: "What we found was a production laboratory for synthetic drugs and more traditional drugs.
Plans to reduce the pollution caused by Leeds Bradford Aiports' planes will mean more noise for residents in six West Yorkshire Streets.
Image source, PAThe warning's being publicised by officials at an exhibition today which is part of the public consultation process on potential changes to flight paths around the Yeadon site.
Areas that will see an increase in noise include Burley Woodhead and Baildon but the overall number of locations where planes will fly over will reduce.
The public consultation closes on 5 November, with flight path changes being proposed at airports all over the country.
After starting with a murky mixture of mist, low cloud, hill and low level fog everywhere will gradually become brighter.
Most places will remain dry, with only a small chance of an odd shower developing.
Tonight any showers will quickly die away, leaving light winds and clear spells.
Through the night areas of mist and low cloud are likely to form, perhaps also some patchy fog.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Tuesday 26 September 2017.
We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.
It was a murky and misty one yesterday, but the lights of the Halifax Piece Hall went a long way to brighten things up.
Thanks to our BBC Weather Watcher for illuminating the start of our day.
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.
