Man jailed for terror offences caught moments before flight to Syria
'Riot police' deployed in Leeds to deal with youths
Anti-terror blocks for York Minster
Murder denial over moorland body
'Treatment delayed' for Manchester Attack victims - Bradford couple
Attempted murder investigation after Leeds stabbing
New appeal over two sexual assaults within an hour of each other in York
'Failure not an option' in school mental health drive - Sheffield charity
Yorkshire MPs call for 'fair share' of transport cash for region
New flood defence scheme alongside Meadowhall completed
Plans for 25-year revamp of Leeds railway station revealed
Live updates on Monday 6 November 2017
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A chilly start to the day across Yorkshire with patchy frost for some initially.
We'll enjoy sunny spells for a time today, but that sunshine will turn hazy as the day goes on.
Watch my full forecast here:
An attempted murder investigation's been launched in Leeds after a 20-year-old man was stabbed.
Image source, GoogleHe was attacked in the city centre in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Some roads between the Corn Exchange and Lower Briggate were closed off while detectives investigated.
Quote MessageThe victim received a number of serious stab and slash injuries. The consequences could have been much worse."
Det Insp James Entwistle, West Yorkshire Police
Many of the most seriously injured victims of the Manchester Arena attack did not get expert medical help for more than an hour, two witnesses from Bradford have said.
Twenty-two people were killed and 512 injured by suicide bomber Salman Abedi at an Ariana Grande concert on 22 May.
Only three paramedics ever entered the cordoned-off foyer area at the centre of the blast, the BBC has been told.
Phil and Kim Dick, from Bradford, were in the arena foyer at the time of the explosion, waiting for their daughter and granddaughter to come out of the concert:
MPs are expected to call later for a "fair share" of transport investment for Yorkshire and the Humber.
Hull North MP Diana Johnson, who's due to lead a debate in the Commons tonight, thinks the North needs more money and power to help build a modern road and rail network.
The Department for Transport says it's carrying out the biggest investment in transport for the north of England in a bid to help build the "Northern Powerhouse" and to deliver improved journeys for passengers.
A man walking home from a night out was badly injured when he was hit by a cyclist on a riverside path at the weekend.
Image source, GoogleThe pedestrian suffered head injuries when he was struck near Scarborough Bridge in York at about 23:15 on Saturday, police said.
The man, who is in his 50s, was taken to hospital and remains in a serious condition.
Officers have urged the cyclist involved to come forward.
A cold, frosty start with some early sunshine likely, before cloud thickens from the west.
Staying mostly dry, although perhaps the odd spot of rain later across the Pennines. Turning windy.
Tonight, cloud will continue to thicken overnight while winds will also strengthen.
Most places should remain dry, although some rain is likely across the hills by dawn.
A debate's due to be held in Parliament later discussing whether mental health education should be compulsory in schools.
It follows a petition set up by Sheffield man Adam Shaw, who founded the The Shaw Mind Foundation after suffering mental health issues himself.
More than 100,000 people signed Mr Shaw's petition, which means Parliament now has to discuss the idea.
He says his own problems made him think about trying to make a difference for others:
A couple from West Yorkshire who were caught up in the Manchester Arena bombing say many of the most seriously wounded victims had to wait for over an hour before receiving expert medical treatment.
Twenty-two people were killed and 512 injured by suicide bomber Salman Abedi at an Ariana Grande concert on 22 May.
Phil and Kim Dick, from Bradford, were in the arena foyer at the time of the explosion, waiting for their daughter and granddaughter to come out of the concert.
The couple told the BBC a young victim with "horrific" injuries collapsed in front of them.
Mrs Dick said she sat with the girl, who survived, for more than an hour.
"She could hardly walk. She was stumbling, bleeding from her arm and her mouth and her leg, and her hair was burnt," said Mrs Dick.
"I just kept shouting: 'We need paramedics now'. And they [armed police] just said: 'We're just making sure there are no more bombs'."
"There was just too much for just three paramedics to deal with," Mr Dick added.
Huddersfield Giants' Danny Brough has been sent home from the Rugby League World Cup after being deemed too drunk to board a flight.
Image source, Getty ImagesBrough is one of three players released from Scotland's Rugby League World Cup squad.
He remained in Christchurch with Sam Brooks and Johnny Walker while the squad flew to Cairns for next week's final group game with Samoa.
Scotland Rugby League chairman Keith Hogg said: "These players have not adhered to the standards of behaviour.
"They will leave early a tournament it is a privilege to be involved in."
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Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Monday 6 November 2017.
We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.
It's customary for us to begin with a beautiful picture of Yorkshire provided by one of our BBC Weather Watchers.
This one might give us pause for thought, or at least help us "reflect" on the week ahead:
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