That's all from us for today, we'll be back on Monday from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.

Before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:

1. Rotherham carer who stole £20,000 from 'vulnerable' women sentenced
2. Kellingley Colliery: Former mine's landscape to change forever
3. 'Explosion' heard as thieves steal cash machine in Bradford
4. Leeds bingo hall targeted by armed robbers
5. Last letter from Leeds teenage soldier goes on display

See you next week.

Rob Rose
BBC Yorkshire Live

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds says it is offering a £1,000 reward for information that will lead to the conviction of the person who shot a bird of prey in the Stainborough area of Barnsley.

Image source, RSPB Birders

The appeal follows the death of a buzzard last August which was shot and badly injured.

Attempts were made to treat the bird but it had to be put down

A missing teenage girl from Scarborough is with a 15-year-old boy and they could be in London police say.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Annabelle Addison, 15, is missing with 15-year-old Michael Moore, they haven't been seen since 4 November and don't have any money available to them.

Officers say they left Scarborough by train and they are currently in the Cambridge or London areas but they also have links in Leicester, Northampton, the West Midlands, Merseyside and Norfolk.

North Yorkshire Police say that anyone with any possible sightings of Annabelle and Michael should "get in touch without delay".

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

It's the poll that's capturing the attention of the Twittersphere and at the time of writing York and Lincoln are neck and neck in the Cathedral World Cup!

Image source, Twitter

You can make the difference and vote for your favourite (ours, obviously) here, external.

BBC News Travel

It's all looking like a busy Friday night on the roads tonight.

By the way, we're pretty sure this bridge isn't in West Yorkshire:

Sheffield Star

Both drivers were taken to hospital as a precaution after two buses collided in Sheffield city centre today. , external

Image source, Sheffield Star

BBC News Travel

Looks like we could be in for some delays on the M62 tonight:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

As we've told you, Lincoln Cathedral is currently locked in a battle with Durham Cathedral, Bristol Cathedral and York Minster.

At the time of writing Lincoln and York are neck and neck! , external

A lot of people are asking what the difference is between a Minster and a Cathedral so here it is...

Essentially a Minster is a church built in the Anglo-Saxon period as a missionary church whereas a Cathedral is the seat of a Bishop.

So grounds for disqualification?

Alas not. York Minster is technically both a Minster and a Cathedral (much to the relief of the Archbishop of York no doubt).

Just greedy if you ask me...

A 54-year-old woman who poses a "significant threat to the public" has been jailed for five years after setting fire to a neighbour's house in Halifax.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Anne Campbell admitted arson with intent to endanger life having started a fire at a house on Willowfield Crescent.

Bradford Crown Court was told Campbell was drunk when she committed the arson attack in April.

Campbell was jailed for five years with a further five-year extended licence period as the judge said she posed a risk of significant threat to the public.

The Houses of Parliament will take on a different look later when members of the Youth Parliament take over the Commons chamber for a series of debates on issues which matter to young people.

Issues being discussed include the need for a "curriculum for life" and public transport.

Kitty Jackson, from Scalby, is member of the youth parliament for North Yorkshire East and is looking forward to the experience:

BBC News Travel

If you fancied an early getaway from work in South Yorkshire, it won't be as quick as you'd hoped:

Rob Rose
BBC Yorkshire Live

An 11-year-old triathlete has been left devastated after his bike was stolen in the Wiggington area of York.

An adult's bike was also taken during the theft from a garage on Green Dikes between Wednesday 8 and Thursday 9 of November.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

A white and black adult’s Cube Attain bike and black and red child’s Giant Defy bike were stolen.

The owners of the bikes are now unable to compete until they can get suitable replacements.

Anyone with information should contact the police on 101 or crime stoppers on 0800 555 111.

A letter written by a teenage soldier - his final one - from the front lines of World War One is going on display in Leeds.

Image source, Leeds City Council

The letter, which is being shown to the public ahead of Remembrance Sunday was written by Horace Iles, who was was just 14-years-old when he signed up to fight with the Leeds Pals in 1914.

Like many others he lied about his age so he could enlist, and on 25 May 1916 he wrote to his sister Florrie from the trenches in France.

He said in the letter “Just a few lines hoping to reach you in the best of health as it leaves me at present, I was discharged from hospital about two days ago. I am sorry I have not written to you before but I had kept putting it off but at last I have written.”

Image source, Leeds City Council

Horace was killed five weeks later at the age of 16 on the first day of The Battle of the Somme and Florrie’s reply which arrived two days after he was killed was returned to her unopened.

Private Iles’ letter will be on display in the museum’s Collectors Cabinet and will be available to view following this weekend’s Remembrance Sunday services.

Police in North Yorkshire have released pictures of a man want after two trailers were stolen in Castleton.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

They are thought to be worth about £2,700 and were taken from the North York Moors National Park depot on Tuesday night.

Anyone with information is being asked to contact police.

BBC News Travel

Good news if you were heading off early for the weekend:

Demi Clayton
BBC Yorkshire Live

The annual Christkindelmarkt German Christmas market has returned to Leeds, staying open until Christmas Eve.

Millennium Square has been transformed into a festive village, complete with 40 wooden chalet stalls selling gifts, toys, decorations and authentic German food and drink.

The traditional Christmas carousel ride also returns, along with indoor venues and various family entertainment.

The market will be open Monday to Saturday from 10:30 to 21.30 and 10.30 to 19.30 on Sundays.

The gang offered £500 to jurors to return not guilty verdicts in a manslaughter and fraud trial.

Rob Rose
BBC Yorkshire Live

The South Yorkshire Fire Authority says it will fund the installation of water sprinklers in five housing schemes around the county.

Image source, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Authority has made money available and invited social housing organisations to bid for funding.

The projects where the sprinklers will be fitted are

• Autism Plus, Thorne- a 15 bedroom residential care facility
• Berneslai Homes, Barnsley- six residential care homes
• Great Places, Rotherham- a 24 flat complex
• South Yorkshire Housing Association, Rotherham- five bungalows for high-dependency residents
• Target Housing, Rotherham- four bedroom converted care facility

Police have said the explosion could have caused death or serious injury.

Rob Rose
BBC Yorkshire Live

A lecturer in Sheffield has been awarded the Stirling Prize from the Royal Institute of British Architects for his design of a pier.

Image source, Sheffield Hallam University

Oli Cunningham, a senior lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, worked on redesigning Hastings Pier in East Sussex after it was badly damaged by a fire in 2010.

He said: "The people of Hastings are the real winners. The local community refused to give up when the project looked impossible. I feel very privileged to have been involved."

The pier which was originally built in 1872 underwent a multi-million pound redevelopment, judges described it as "a masterpiece of regeneration".