Army Cadet Force expedition leaders carry sick teen to safety from remote mountain in South Africa.

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. Man arrested for 'suspected bullet' at fracking site
2. Clifford's Tower visitor centre opponents win right to legal appeal
3. Labour leader on visit to Bradford
4. Doncaster murder remains a mystery 12 years on
5. Two injured in targeted shooting in Leeds

See you tomorrow.

If you live in Leeds, do you think the road between the historic Kirkgate Market and the big shiny new Victoria Gate shopping centre needs a face lift?

Leeds City Council officials are talking about plans to revamp it today.

Here's what it might look like:

Image source, Leeds City Council

The council says the proposals include replacing the "current outdated 1930s and 1980s buildings" with a new hotel and nine shops.

The idea is to attract more people out of Victoria Gate and into the market and through the old Butcher's Row area.

What do you think, does this area of town need doing up? Let us know.

Yorkshire's seen one of the biggest take-ups of electric cars in the UK.

Image source, Go Ultra Low

Figures show more than 2,500 plug-in vehicles have been sold in the region so far this year.

Nationally there's been a 36% increase in the number of sales between July and September, compared with the same period in 2016.

The figures have come from electric car campaign group Go Ultra Low who are trying to get motorists to switch to electric vehicles.

Images of an armed, masked man who smashed his way through a shop counter have been released by police.

The man was carrying what has been described as a piece of wood with nails in it.

He stole a quantity of money and left a member of staff "incredibly upset and shaken".

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

The robbery took place on Thursday 5 October about 20:10 at a Betfred shop on Gleadless Road.

Anyone who may have witnessed the incident are encouraged to contact South Yorkshire Police or Crimestoppers.

Barnsley manager Paul Heckingbottom is given a two-match touchline ban by the Football Association.

York is going to see its biggest council-led building project for almost 30 years.

Image source, York City Council

The plans include 165 homes on the Lowfield site in Acomb, alongside six plots for people to build their own houses and almost 2 acres of open space.

The site will also include a 70-bed care home which will form part of the city's plans to deliver 900 new care beds and flats over the coming three years.

The plans will be considered early next year.

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Just a fortnight after the two sides met in the first leg of the Championship Grand Final, Ipswich Witches are back at Sheffield Tigers tonight.

Image source, Stephen Waller

This time it's the first leg of their Knockout Cup semi-final, with the return at Foxhall tomorrow.

The Suffolk side has drafted in Ben Barker as a guest, to cover for the injured Rory Schlein, while Connor Mountain returns from his shoulder problem.

"We have got to go with the same philosophy that we have had all year and we will go and try to perform to the best of our ability," boss Ritchie Hawkins told the club website, external.

"We need to cut out the mistakes we made in both legs of the [Championship Grand] final if we are going to make the cup final.

"I have confidence in the team that we can go and win the cup. We will go there looking to do the job and progress.”

The company behind controversial plans to frack in Ryedale is to pay £100,000 into a fund being set up to help community groups in the area.

Image source, Google

Third Energy is close to starting fracking at a well in Ryedale.

Energy companies agreed that they'd pay the money into a community fund for each well they wanted to frack whether or not they found any gas.

The fund is due to benefit groups in the Kirby Misperton area and the villages of Great and Little Habton and Great and Little Barugh.

A panel will be set up to advise on how the money should be distributed.

It's been claimed in parliament the city of York could end up with the lowest funded schools anywhere in the country.

The Labour MP for York Central, Rachael Maskell, told the Commons York will lose out as a result of the Government's new education funding formula:

Hundreds of alleged or convicted sex offenders have been placed in a prison to tackle high levels of violence, a report has found.

The Prison Officers Association said increasing the number of sex offenders in jails could help reduce violence because they largely had a less volatile temperament towards staff and other inmates compared to prisoners with non-sexual offences.

At the time of the inspection in July the number of men on remand for, or convicted of sex offences had trebled to just over 300.

The chief inspector of prisons, Peter Clarke, said this increase meant "in effect, this large cohort of men was being denied the opportunity to make progress".

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Singer Peter Kennedy was granted a final wish when his beloved male voice choir colleagues performed outside his home., external

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BBC News Travel

This has been causing a few problems as we head towards rush hour, so all being well your commute home should be a bit quicker tonight:

BBC News Travel

Just in case you were rushing for the bus stop:

About £6.5m of European funding has been secured to help businesses in seaside towns in East and North Yorkshire.

Image source, J Thomas

The money will be targeted at Bridlington and Scarborough and will be used to help start up new businesses, grow existing ones and give people in coastal area more skills.

The idea is to create more jobs so people can get into work and then develop new skills so they become more employable.

The Yorkshire Coast Community-Led Local Development Programme is expected to run until 2021.

Last month we told you the Yorkshire Air Ambulance is now capable of flying at night.

Here's the proof, after its first night flight on top of the roof at the LGI:

This is the image of a man police in North Yorkshire are trying to find after he breached his licence conditions.

Paul David Redford, 49, also known as Paul Stevens, was released from prison under licence in October 2014.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

He served a 2 year 4 month prison sentence for burglary and is now wanted for theft offences and for recall to prison.

His last known address was in Colburn, North Yorkshire and it'sbelieved that he could be in the Catterick Garrison, Darlington, Lancashire, Berkshire, Thames Valley or London areas.

Take a look around the new £11m STEM centre in Sheffield.

It's a hub for students studying science, technology, engineering and maths at Sheffield Hallam University:

The MP for Huddersfield has challenged a government minister over his claim that Brexit "doom-mongers" have been proved wrong.

Mark Garnier, an international trade minister, made the claim after urging MPs to "embrace the optimistic opportunities" of EU withdrawal, as some called for the process to be stopped.

But the Labour MP for Huddersfield Barry Sheerman said that Mr Ganier should visit his constituency and talk to manufacturers or speak to the financial sector in Leeds.

He said "Not one person I meet in those sectors want us to continue with this folly of Brexit."

Read more: Latest on Brexit negotiations

People in Leeds with relatives in the Caribbean are sending vital supplies out to islands devastated by Hurricane Maria.

Dozens were killed and injured when the storm hit last month.

Food, tools and seeds are being shipped out to survivors in Dominica to help them recover.

Marina Active knows people out there and says they are depending on aid being sent: