A man has died after the car he was driving hit a wall in Wakefield last night.

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It happened at about 22:00 on Queens Drive in Ossett when his car hit a stone wall at the junction with Station Road.

The 56-year-old from Horbury was the only person in the car- a Peugeot - he was treated by paramedics but died at the scene.

Police are looking for witnesses, if you saw what happened call police on 101.

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Campaigners against Universal Credit, external are expected to stage a collection for food banks in Sheffield today.

Image source, Grace foodbank

They're doing it on the eve of the budget and say the reform has pushed many more people into crisis.

It's being organised by Sheffield People's Assembly, external and will be held outside Sheffield Town Hall this evening.

It's one of a number of such events across the country, with the focus being a protest outside Downing Street.

Police say a man in his early 50s has died after his car mounted the pavement and crashed into a parked vehicle in York.

The accident happened on Hull Road last night.

He was taken by ambulance to York Hospital where he later died.

Initial police inquiries suggest the man may have suffered a "medical episode" while driving.

BBC News Travel

Some good news if you're M62 bound in South Yorkshire:

A man from Hull has told us disabled people are being discriminated against because they can't book gig tickets online.

Jamie Coutts says after more than 500 phone calls and a large phone bill he still didn't manage to get tickets to see Peter Kay (pictured) at Leeds First Direct Arena.

Standard tickets can be booked online but accessible tickets can only be booked over the phone, and that comes at an additional cost

Leeds First Direct Arena says it has a dedicated phone line for accessible tickets which was staffed for high demand. The box office team are now in the process of calling customers who contacted them directly to assist with their bookings.

In July, Jessica Hatchett, who has cerebral palsy, launched a campaign to get better access to live music for disabled fans.

She said she disabled fans faced "discrimination" after finding it impossible to get tickets for an Ed Sheeran concert in Cardiff next year.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

Neil Richardson from Barnsley likes dust. Coal dust that is, which he uses to make pieces of art.

Creativity runs in the family; his dad was the designer of the Barnsley Football Club logo.

Neil doesn't only use coal dust, he's even worked with human and animal ashes.

His day job is as a school teacher and during a trip to a colliery with pupils the idea came to him when he saw coal dust lying around.

He thought "why not"...

Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Staff at a post office in Sheffield have been threatened by armed raiders.

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Police say two men stole cash from Manor Park Post Office around 17:00 yesterday.

They got away on a motorbike, no one was injured in the raid.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

Abbeydale Park Rise in Sheffield has a strong tradition of putting Christmas lights on street trees.

The switch on was due to happen for this year's effort by residents, but this morning crews have arrived to fell trees that have been designated as damaged, dangerous or diseased.

Barriers have been erected, and a court order prevents protesters from going into felling areas around trees.

Image source, Sheffield Tree Action Group

A woman who has designed a set of spoof vintage travel posters which poke fun at Yorkshire's towns and cities says she's not out to offend anyone.

Laura Nicholson's prints have gone in sale in Elland, with slogans like "Haworth - It Killed The Brontes" and "Dewsbury, It's just awful."

Laura says taking the mickey out of her local area is the safest way to joke about a place:

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

I didn't know it was 'world hello day, external'.

Turns out it's been going for 45 years.

The idea is to have a global day of people saying hello to others.

It's meant to be a show of friendliness because usually people seem to have other things on their mind than waving to passers-by.

South Yorkshire Police found a willing volunteer to demonstrate the idea.

Six former British soldiers, jailed in India for firearms offences, are expecting to find out next week if they'll be released.

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The six include two men from Yorkshire: Nicholas Simpson from Catterick in North Yorkshire and Paul Towers from Pocklington.

In 2013 they were working as security guards on ships to combat piracy in the Indian Ocean, but they were arrested and jailed for taking weapons into Indian waters without permission.

They have always denied the charges and their families have campaigned to get them released after they were sentenced to five years in jail.

Their latest appeal ended yesterday.

The families understand they'll receive a judgement next Monday.

A major road is closed after a serious crash this morning in North Yorkshire.

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The A169 is closed in both directions between the A6055/Weatherby Road and Braimber Lane, south of Stumps Cross Roundabout near Boroughbridge.

Police say it will be closed for some time.

Road users are being advised to use alternative routes.

The government has agreed to hold talks about Rotherham's child sexual exploitation scandal.

More than 1,400 children were sexually abused in the town from 1997 to 2013.

Speaking in the House of Commons last night, Rotherham Labour MP, Sarah Champion, said the government wasn't doing enough:

There's been a big increase in fatal and serious road crashes in North Yorkshire, according to research by the Road Safety Foundation.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

It's up by 21% over the last two years and puts the region's roads among the worst in the UK.

Only yesterday two women in their 80s died after their car crashed into tree near Settle in the Yorkshire Dales.

The figures are released as a petition calling for funds to close the gaps on the A19 in North Yorkshire has been signed by nearly 2,000 people in just a few days.

Thirty three greenbelt sites around Leeds could be protected from house building, as the council reconsiders its targets for creating new homes.

The sites including Horsforth, Yeadon and Guiseley, could have accommodated more than 6,400 homes.

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Leeds City Council's development plans panel meets this evening and panel members will be asked to agree to start a public consultation over whether the 33 sites should be protected from house building.

If that consultation is agreed, removing them would have to be approved by the council's executive board, 99 councillors and the public.

If that happens, the housing part of the site allocations plan would be put before government inspectors, then Leeds's house-building target could be reduced from 66,000 - something green belt campaigners and opposition councillors have been keen to see.

Here's Look North's Lisa Gallagher with the weather forecast:

An 18-month-old boy was found by police in the back of an abandoned car after a high-speed chase.

Image source, SYP Operational Support

The child was found in the vehicle in Rotherham after a man jumped out, police said.

Police said the driver "jumped red lights and reached speeds well in excess of the speed limit" as officers tried to stop the car on Saturday.

Police said the child was unharmed. A 19-year-old man has now been charged with several driving offences.

BBC News Travel

Things appear to be running pretty smoothly on the rails across Yorkshire this morning.

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

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Tuesday 21 November 2017.

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

Let's begin a with a stark but beautiful BBC Weather Watcher pic of Horton in Ribblesdale.

Thanks to Horace for his cracking shot.

If you have any photos you’d like to share with the rest of Yorkshire, you can send them in by simply clicking here.