That's all from Thursday...published at 06:30
Those are all our updates from across Yorkshire on Thursday 16 November 2017.
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Summary
Three Rotherham men found guilty of child sex abuse in 1990s
Ann Maguire inquest: Attacker smiled at arresting officer
Calls for road changes after fatal crash
Honours for Jo Cox police officers
Cost of policing anti-fracking protests in North Yorkshire doubles
Motorcyclist killed in Barnsley crash
Strike threat by Sheffield beer lorry drivers
Anti-terror blocks installed around York Minster
'Heartbreak' for Blunkett over guide dog death
Updates on Thursday 16 November 2017
That's all from Thursday...published at 06:30
Teacher's wounds 'worst ever seen'published at 19:08 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Ann Maguire was murdered by pupil Will Cornick, 15, at a school in Leeds in April 2014.
Read MoreFormer lord mayor resigns before trialpublished at 18:14 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Ex-Bradford councillor Naveeda Ikram will appear in court charged with misconduct in a public office.
Read MoreOur five top stories todaypublished at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
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:
- Three guilty of historical sexual abuse
- A19 gaps 'must be shut' after woman's crash death
- Cost of policing anti-fracking protests in North Yorkshire doubles
- Nine years for Sheffield child rapist
- Bradford City's female football fans featured in exhibition
See you tomorrow.
Government housing boost 'not enough' says Sheffield MPpublished at 17:52 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, SheffieldThe Government's pledging to build "more homes more quickly" as part of moves to fix what it calls Britain's "broken housing market".
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Communities Secretary Sajid Javid says there'll be new measures in next week's Budget to tackle the shortage of affordable accommodation.
But Labour's Housing spokesman, Sheffield MP John Healey, says he's not convinced it'll be enough.
Quote MessageThe government's got to do a great deal better than this. I'd like to see them back Labour's plans for a big boost to building new affordable homes to rent and buy, including new council homes, A really serious set of new legal right for private renters and a big package to back first time buyers, especially on ordinary incomes."
John Healey, Labour housing spokesman
Shipley MP urges clubs to help pay matchday police costspublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Shipley MP Philip Davies has urged professional football clubs to help pay for policing costs at matches. , external
Image source, Bradford Telegraph and ArgusCalderdale responds to 'patience has run out' commentpublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Today the Local Communities Secretary said that his "patience has run out" with two Yorkshire councils over their "failure" to produce a local plan for housing.
York and Calderdale councils are two of 15 across the country that Sajid Javid has highlighted as showing "particular cause for concern".
Image source, Getty ImagesCalderdale Council has responded by saying it is "currently making excellent progress" towards publishing a Local Plan - "unlike many other councils".
The authority says that the General Election this year delayed its release and the document was put out to consultation which ended this month.
Adding that we should see the finalised Local plan by summer nest year.
Watch: Sheffield's karate kids bag dozens of world medalspublished at 17:41 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Jenny EellsIf you're going to go to the karate world championships, external you might as well bring a pile of medals back, huh?
Five members of the Sheffield Dragons, external, all aged under 11, traveled to italy and had great success recently.
I've been to see them in action.
Ann Maguire inquest: Attacker smiled at arresting officerpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
An inquest into the murder of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire has heard that she gasped, "He's stabbed me in the neck. I'm dying" after the knife attack that killed her.
Image source, Maguire familyThe 61-year-old was stabbed seven times from behind with a seven-inch knife by Will Cornick, who held a grudge against his Spanish teacher at Corpus Christi Catholic College.
The inquest heard how - after she was attacked - Mrs Maguire ran to an office followed by 15-year-old Cornick, who moments later as his victim lay dying, smiled at a police officer who arrested him.
Mrs Maguire's husband, Don Maguire, closed his eyes and held a hand to his face as the jury heard details about the attack in April 2014 at Wakefield Coroner's Court.
Missing teenage girl from Huddersfieldpublished at 17:12 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Have you seen this missing teenager from Huddersfield?
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceLayla Page has been missing since the early hours of this morning.
The 16-year-old was last seen in the Copthorne Gardens area of Bradley wearing a black coat.
Police say they are concerned for her welfare and vulnerability and if anyone sees her they should call them on 101.
Eighty-four-year-old wheelchair user robbed in Sheffieldpublished at 17:03 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Do you know this man? Police want to speak to him after a woman in Sheffield was robbed.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe 84-year-old went into the McColl’s store in Woodhouse carrying cash she had just withdrawn from a cash machine.She'd just got into the doorway of the shop when a man grabbed the money and ran off .
Police say they've "exhausted all lines of enquiry" in trying to find the man after the robbery which happened on 26 October, so now they're asking the public's help to try to track him down.
Quote MessageI’d now like to ask for your help to try and identify the man pictured in this CCTV image, as we believe he could hold information about what happened."
Insp Jason Booth, South Yorkshire Police
Improving cancer aftercare in Sheffieldpublished at 16:52 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Wendy Middleton
BBC Radio SheffieldA new tactic designed to improve the lives of cancer patients is being introduced in Sheffield.
Image source, Sheffield Hallam UniversityIt's a study into Acceptance and Commitment Therapy which gets people to accept things that can't be changed and set goals in line with their own values and wishes.
In all around 350 people will be involved in a trial run in Sheffield and London to see how effective talking therapy is compared to more usual aftercare.
Cancer charity MacMillan will be involved in the project.
Quote MessageTaking quality of life into consideration relies on understanding the patient’s values and preferences so that therapies can be tailored optimally and this project will focus on the patients’ individual needs to transform the aftercare for cancer survivors."
Liam Bourke, Professor of cancer research, Sheffield Hallam University
The project will also involve Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, University of Westminster, Brunel University, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and University of Southampton.
Funding for Bradford Odeon to be discussed at 'top level'published at 16:37 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
There's to be a meeting with the culture minister about the funding of a scheme to turn a derelict 1930s cinema in Bradford into a major music and events venue.
The NEC group which runs the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham has agreed to foot £2m of the £15m bill for the Odeon regeneration project.
The Labour MP for Bradford East Imran Hussain is concerned about where the rest of the money will come from but the Culture Minister Matthew Hancock has agreed to meet and discuss the issue.
The building opened in 1930 and was one of the largest cinemas in Britain. It was converted into three smaller cinemas and a bingo hall in 1969.
The landmark venue in the city centre has been derelict since closing in 2000.
Police look for missing teenager from Selbypublished at 16:26 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Allan Watkiss
BBC Radio York, NewsThis is 14 year-old Kianna McCarthy.
Image source, Family photoShe was last seen on Monday on the A19 by Silver Street in Whitley.
Police think she was with another girl at the time and think she could have travelled to London.
Travel update: Greengates works to continue tonightpublished at 16:16 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
BBC News TravelOh, and if you were stuck in all of that traffic in north Leeds and Bradford this morning..
You've got it to look forward to again tonight...
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End of twitter postTravel update: Delays across West Yorkshirepublished at 16:16 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
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End of twitter postThree men jailed in Rotherham abuse casepublished at 16:12 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
The trial is the first to come out of an investigation into child sexual exploitation in the town.
Read MoreOur three-legged walk for BBC Children in Needpublished at 16:11 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
Harry Gration
Presenter, BBC Look NorthOn Friday, Paul Hudson and I are walking 15 miles from Huddersfield to Halifax, tied together at the ankle.
We leave St George's Square in Huddersfield at 08:00 tomorrow and we'd love you to join us along the way.
If you're joining us, you might find this detailed map, external helpful too.
We'll try and stick to those times as closely as we can, but walking three-legged on tough Yorkshire terrain means our schedule can slip slightly. Follow us on social media, external for the latest updates.
Thanks again for your support, it means so much to us all.
Medals for police officers who arrested Jo Cox killerpublished at 15:55 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
The Prince of Wales has awarded The Queen's Gallantry Medals to two West Yorkshire Police officers.
The pair arrested Thomas Mair who murdered MP Jo Cox near her constituency office in Birstall.
Constables Craig Nicholls and Jonathan Wright have been at Buckingham Palace for the event.
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End of twitter postKirby Misperton fracking site police costs hits £400,000published at 15:44 Greenwich Mean Time 16 November 2017
The cost of policing anti-fracking protests at a site in North Yorkshire has more than doubled in a month, the county's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) says.
Image source, Getty ImagesFigures show the force spent £233,704 policing the Kirby Misperton operation in October.
In comparison, they spent £101,476 in September and £80,238 in August.
Commissioner Julia Mulligan said the rise was due to additional policing in the site's first month of operation.
