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The baby was left in a supermarket carrier bag outside a vicarage in Leeds on 23 November 2016.

Three schools in Wakefield could each lose thousands of pounds after the collapse of a Yorkshire academy chain, a council says.

Ann Maguire was murdered by Will Cornick at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds in 2014.

The young adult bird was fitted with a satellite tag but has not been tracked since 1 October.

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:

1. Ann Maguire murder: 'Missed chances' to stop teacher's killing
2. Budget 2017: What it means for Yorkshire
3. Police appeal after car damaged by gunfire in Bradford
4. Bradford baby loses four limbs to meningitis
5. Car park dance party after Steps gig

See you tomorrow.

West Yorkshire Police have said they have plans in place to keep people safe as Christmas approcahes.

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They say "shoppers, and those enjoying festive events" will see a more "overt policing presence" at shopping centres and Christmas markets.

There will be extra mounted patrols, dog units, and visible armed police officers out on the streets as they promise to "keep people secure in crowded spaces."

The force does stress that there is "no specific intelligence about an imminent threat" in West Yorkshire.

Seventeen Humboldt penguins have moved into a new home at Lotherton Wildlife World.

Image source, Leeds City Council

They're now part of the Aberford estate’s Coastal Zone, and they can settle down to have loads of fun in their 120,000 litre penguin pool, which has a viewing window in so people can see them darting about underwater.

The colony is made up of birds from Newquay and Dudley zoos, and they will contribute to the national breeding programme.

They made their first public appearance yesterday and Leeds City Council say a recent redevelopment at the site could add an extra 70,000 visitors a year.

Sometimes, if the heavens open, you've got to get inventive to stay dry.

So when this Scarborough person was caught short without an umbrella, they reached for the most appropriate thing they could find.. a cone.

Do you regonise this man?

Police in Sheffield want to speak to him after a couple were threatened with a knife inside their own home after a man broke in.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

It happened last Friday at about 22:00 when a man broke into a house on Colister Drive in Darnall.

When the couple became aware of the man inside their house he became aggressive and threatened them with a knife - neither of them were injured.

The man left the house empty handed - If you can help, call South Yorkshire Police on 101.

Amanda Phillips from Doncaster has won has won the Yorkshire and Humber final of the School Chef of the Year 2018.

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She won the judges over with a menu of meatballs with cauliflower couscous, pitta bread and lemon and herb potato wedges followed by lime and ginger crunch with poached rhubarb for pudding.

The Bentley High Street School chef will be competing in the national finals in March next year.

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It wouldn't be a week day in Leeds if...

People who went to the Steps concert at Leeds Arena clearly didn't get enough of the 90s pop band's music.

After the show, fans staged their own singing and dance party... in a car park!

Answers on a postcode for the collective noun for Steps fans:

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There’s just one mention of Yorkshire in Phillip Hammond’s red book, his official budget document. We were, perhaps, expecting more.

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The Treasury tells us there’s money for Leeds and Sheffield to become ‘Tech Hubs’ and cash for flood defences. But the most telling bit is what we won’t get.

These days most of the stuff coming out of the red briefcase on the day of the budget has already been mentioned in interviews or splashed as exclusives.

A couple of days ago the Chancellor said he was setting up a £1.7bn investment fund called Transforming Cities. So far so good.

But today he said that half of that money would be for places with a regional mayor. The problem is, we haven’t got one in Yorkshire.

Sheffield and Leeds will be able to bid for the some of the other half. But it’s hard not to see this is a swift kick in the behind for those in Yorkshire still trying to get one of the many devolution deals properly sorted.

Read more: Budget 2017

We've already had Yorkshire cheese makers and hospital workers receiving awards today, now it's the turn of the engineers.

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A Scarborough businessman's been named one of the top people in the UK's manufacturing industries.

Alan Pickering is the joint managing director of Eastfield based Unison engineering and manufacturing company, which makes tube-bending equipment.

He's been included in this year's Top 100 by industry magazine, The Manufacturer.

South Yorkshire Police officers are seeking witnesses after an attempted robbery at a bank in Rotherham yesterday.

At around 08:30 a man got out of a blue Audi S3 Quattro and went into the Barclays bank in the Stag area of Rotherham and threatened staff.

When the safe couldn't be opened, the man fled in the car with two other male suspects.

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In another incident which is believed to related at around 08:00 a woman and child were approached by a man who got out of an Audi S3 near Wickersley School and claimed to be a police officer and told them to get into the car.

They were left at the Stag area as three males fled the scene.

There were "missed opportunities to share and record problem behaviour" before a teenager murdered a teacher in a classroom, an inquest jury has said.

Image source, Maguire family

Ann Maguire, 61, was stabbed to death by Will Cornick, 15, at Corpus Christi Catholic College, Leeds, in April 2014.

A jury at Wakefield Coroner's Court returned a conclusion of unlawful killing.

Cornick, who admitted her murder, was jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 20 years in custody.

The jury added: "Overall communication leading up to the incident was inadequate.

"There were missed opportunities to share and record problem behaviour. "

Jury at inquest into death of murdered Leeds teacher Ann Maguire record unlawful killing verdict.

More to follow

Harrogate Hospital's Maternity Unit has become only the second in the UK to be given the highest possible award from the United Nations children's charity UNICEF.

Image source, Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust

The unit has been awarded a Baby Friendly Initiative Gold Award.

It's in recognition of the hospital achieving the highest standards of care for parents and their babies.

Gold is the highest level it’s possible to achieve.

A majority of UK water companies - including Yorkshire Water - use divining rods to find underground pipes, even though there's no evidence to suggest they work.

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