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The sister and parents of murdered West Yorkshire Labour MP Jo Cox are due at Bradford College later to visit a student cafe named in her honour.

Image source, PA

Mrs Cox, 41, was shot and stabbed in Birstall, part of her Batley and Spen constituency, in June last year.

Her sister, Kim Leadbeater, is expected to cut a ribbon to officially open the new facility which is part of the college's anti-hate crime campaign which starts today.

Ms Leadbeater says it's vital the good work of her sister is continued.

"We've had many kind and thoughtful gestures where people have wanted to create something as part of Jo's legacy," she says.

"It's wonderful this idea's come from the students and that they want to do something to remember Jo. That's really special and really important."

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

The rest of this morning will see broken cloud cover and light winds.

There'll be some occasional sunshine but there may also be some rain later.

Tom Ingall
Journalist, BBC Look North

A landmark Sheffield tree is due to be felled over the next day or so, despite protests from local residents.

The tree, in Dore, which is known as the Vernon Oak, has been in the news a lot this week as campaigners try to save it, saying it's still healthy and a big asset.

Earlier this week, one protester climbed the tree to prevent it being cut down, but a new sign on the tree indicates plans to fell it either today or tomorrow:

Sheffield City Council has previously been to court in an effort to prevent tree-felling working being disrupted.

As part of Streets Ahead, an ongoing £2bn project to improve roads and footpaths in Sheffield, about 5,500 trees have been cut down since 2012.

The authority insists those earmarked for felling are either "dangerous, dead, diseased, dying, damaging or discriminatory" but campaigners say some healthy trees have also been lost.

However, campaigners claim many of the trees classed as "damaging" or "discriminatory" are healthy specimens which should not be cut down.

Abigail Davies
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Things got a little bit "hawk-ward" for one kestrel during the windy weather in North Yorkshire on Monday.

This bird was caught on camera by Robert E Fuller, an artist in Thixendale, during Storm Ophelia:

Kestrels, also appropriately known as "windhovers", have the ability to keep their heads totally still while hovering, even in strong winds. This allows them to pinpoint and catch small mammals by sight alone.

However, it was clearly a bit more difficult during this Monday's storm force winds.

Image source, The Robert Fuller Gallery

The video by Mr Fuller (pictured) is part of his research into how animals and birds cope in extreme weather.

It's for an exhibition at his gallery this November.

It looks like it's been a busy night for West Yorkshire's Road Policing Unit after a car was seen going the wrong way up the A64 in Leeds:

A bookshop worker from York has missed out on the prestigious Man Booker literary prize.

Over the past couple of weeks we've mentioned 29-year-old Fiona Mozley, who grew up in York and who was one of six authors shortlisted for the major award.

The ceremony took place last night, but Mozley missed out to US author George Saunders, who won with his novel Lincoln in the Bardo.

Image source, Reuters

Mozley's novel, Elmet, is set in Yorkshire and tells the story of a family living on the margins of society who build a house for themselves on land they don't own.

The judges said of Elmet: "Timeless in its epic mixture of violence and love, it is also timely...with no punches pulled."

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A pair of trainers has got snooker star Ronnie O'Sullivan in hot water with officials in Barnsley.

Image source, Getty Images

The player wore them during play at English Open, external snooker match at the Metrodome in Barnsley but has been told by organisers he must wear the correct footwear.

He turned up to his second round match in the trainers saying he needed to wear them because he a sprained ankle.

He's since threatened to pull out of the event.

O'Sullivan's now asking his Twitter followers to suggest footwear which might keep officials happy at his next match:

A £500m plan to double the size of Leeds Railway Station could get the go-ahead later today.

Image source, Stephen Craven/Geograph

A new blueprint is being discussed by officials which would see the site extended south ahead of the planned HS2 high speed route coming to the city.

The proposals are being considered because the number of passengers using Leeds station - which currently stands at about 100,000 passengers per day - is set to double in the next 30 years.

Police say they're increasingly concerned over the welfare of a man from Sheffield who's been missing from his home for two days.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Paul Sargant, 32, was last seen in the Melrose Road area of Burngreave at about 08:30 on Monday morning.

He's described as about 6ft, of slim build with short, light brown hair and facial stubble or a short beard.

Police believe he could be wearing a white or grey hooded jacket and grey and silver Adidas LA trainers.

He also has links to Nottingham and officers want to hear from anyone who has seen or heard from him since Monday morning.

Two men are being sought by police after a woman was attacked with a dart in York last weekend.

Image source, Google

The woman was hit in the neck by the dart outside the Crystal Palace pub (pictured) on Holgate Road at about 18:50 on Sunday as she walked along the street.

Officers now want to speak to two men who were seen by the victim at the time of the assault.

The first is described as white, 5ft 6ins to 5ft 10ins tall, with blond hair which is cropped or short, of slight build, and who was wearing blue, skinny type jeans and a blue puffa jacket.

The second man is described as white, 5ft 6ins to 5ft 10ins tall, with brown short dark hair, of stocky build, and who was wearing a white t-shirt with two tattoo-style sleeves and dark jeans.

Anyone with information about the incident, or who knows the identity of either of the two men, is being asked to contact police.

A&E departments across Yorkshire are failing to meet waiting time targets, BBC research shows.

Image source, Stockvisual

Government targets say 95% of patients should be seen within four hours, but more than half of the hospital trusts in Yorkshire failed to meet these government targets.

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is one of 12 in England which have failed to meet a single one of its waiting time targets for A&E, cancer and planned operations at any point in the last year:

Meanwhile, Harrogate and District NHS Foundation trust was one of the better performers:

These findings are revealed as the BBC launches its online NHS Tracker project.

You can see how your local hospital trust is performing on three key waiting time targets:

• Four-hour A&E waits
• 62-day cancer care
• Planned operations and treatment

Want to find out more? Search for your health trust here.

BBC Weather

We can expect some cloud throughout the day, which might break to allow occasional sunshine.

Intermittent rain may reach the south later on, with light to moderate winds.

The cloud will increase through the evening with mist and fog forming on hills.

And watch out for periods of rain spreading northwards overnight.

The daughter of a Wakefield wrestling star who died in the ring when she was three has been looking to the wrestling community to help build memories of her father.

Image source, PA

Mal "King Kong" Kirk (pictured left), who was originally from Featherstone, had a heart attack in front of hundreds of spectators as he faced Big Daddy (pictured right) at the Hippodrome in Great Yarmouth on 23 August 1987.

Daughter Natasha Kirk joined a Leeds Wrestlers Reunion event to find out more about her father.

She said: "I don't remember my dad so I'm grateful for these memories."

Ms Kirk said people had recounted stories about her father's sense of humour and how hard working he was.

Sharing his memories, one fellow wrestler, Tony "Banger" Walsh, described Kirk as a "big lump" who was "just a lovely, lovely guy".

BBC News Travel

Rail services seem to be back on track after disruptions caused by the windy weather yesterday.

At the moment, there don't appear to be any significant delays.

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

Abigail Davies
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Wednesday 18 October 2017.

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

The sun's been very kind in providing us with some great pics to start each day with this week - and today is no exception:

If today's sunrise across Yorkshire is as stunning as the Scarborough one pictured, no doubt we'll see a few more glorious reds and yellows later.

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