Early hours raid on village cash machine
Sheffield nightclub beefs up security after stabbing
Tests on body pulled form Leeds canal
Coronation Street cast at Liz Dawn (Vera Duckworth) funeral
Action group formed against new discipline policy at Barnsley school
Police link three robberies in three days in Bradford
Housing centre for homeless opens in Sheffield
Super League Grand Final sold out
Cow rescued from sink hole
Updates on Friday 6 October 2017
Tomorrow's Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford has this morning been declared a sell-out.
Image source, PACastleford Tigers vs Leeds Rhino's will be watched by a crowd of 73,512.
Today sees the official opening of a four storey housing project for the homeless in Sheffield.
It's run by the St Wilfreds Centre on Queen's Road.
Two million pounds has been raised in order to complete 20 self-contained apartments that will help vulnerable people.
The official opening and ribbon cutting ceremony takes place at 13:30 today.
Josie Brown is the director of the centre. She says people can't wait for it to open:
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Plenty of sunshine but a bit chilly today - here's my full forecast:
Tens of thousands of people were in Leeds city centre last night for the annual Light Night event.
Dozens of artists have created light installations, which are displayed all over the city centre.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilAll the way along Briggate there are huge lamps like the ones above made by French artists.
The artwork also enabled people to control lasers and the Town Hall organ using their brainwaves!
Image source, Leeds City CouncilThe event continues tonight.
Parents of some children at a Barnsley school which is facing criticism over it's discipline policy, are forming an action group.
There have been claims Penistone Grammar School's policy is breeding a culture of fear.
Its discipline policy can see pupils put into isolation for not tucking their shirt in or for forgetting a pen, if they get six "strikes" in one week for bad behaviour.
The school has defended the policy, saying the scheme is intended to reward good behaviour and deter poor discipline.
Year 9 parent, Ian Robertson, is forming the action group, he says he wants to see a bit of common sense:
BBC News Travel
There appear to be a few problems on some of the trains in the region at the moment:
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Rail services across Yorkshire appear to be running pretty much to time so far this morning.
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The funeral's taking place later of the West Yorkshire-born actress who created one of our most-loved soap characters.
Over 34 years, Liz Dawn, from Leeds, turned Coronation Street battleaxe Vera Duckworth into a household name.
She died last month, aged 77, and family and friends are expected to attend a service at Salford Cathedral this afternoon.
The Leeds writer, director and producer, Kay Mellor, worked with her:
A cold, sunny start, with some patchy cloud and more breeze along the coast.
Cloud will increase from the west through the afternoon with the sunshine turning more hazy.
This evening cloud will thicken further, with rain becoming more persistent and heavier, especially across the hills.
Winds also increasing with a strong and gusty breeze by the early hours.
A cash machine has been ripped out of the wall of a shop in village on the outskirts of York.
It happened in the early hours of this morning at the Co-op in Bishopthorpe.
Police say Main Street is closed as a result, because the farming vehicle used in the raid has been abandoned in the road.
There is a diversion via Church Street.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Friday 6 October 2017.
We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.
I thought we'd begin today with sunshine framed on an autumnal Marsden Moor.
Artist Ashley Jackson's 'Framing the Landscape' feature, above Meltham, was sent in by BBC Weather Watcher Sandie's Valley whilst out walking Crumble the dog.
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