Manchester City come from a goal down against a resilient Huddersfield to win their 11th successive Premier League game.

Leon Clarke's ninth goal in four games earns Sheffield United a draw with Birmingham as they lose ground on Championship leaders Wolves.

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

Here some of our top stories from today:

1. 'Dangerous' teen detained for life for killing young girl
2. Leeds man released on bail in Turkey over alleged terror offences
3. First White Cloth Hall: Revamp plans for Kirkgate site
4. Anger over Barnsley bin charge plans
5. Tree felling halted by protester in Sheffield

The dog pushed the 12-year-old over and bit him on the ear twice, a court hears.

Katie Rough was found with cuts to her neck and chest on a playing field in York.

Barnsley have opened talks with head coach Paul Heckingbottom over a new contract, says chief executive Gauthier Ganaye.

Forensic scientist said a cellar where a young mum was allegedly killed was 'spattered with blood'.

Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live

A national charity based in Sheffield is recruiting for a full-time puppy coordinator.

Support Dogs, based near Meadowhall, provide dogs to help people with medical conditions like epilepsy or for people on the autism spectrum.

They're now advertising for someone to help them select puppies, external and train them to become assistance dogs.

Leeds is trying to salvage key parts of its bid for European Capital of Culture, after being told that it won't be considered for it because of Brexit.

It only submitted its bid four weeks ago, along with four other UK cities.

Ministers say they're holding urgent talks with the European Commission, after spending £1m on its application.

Mark Dobson, an independent Councillor in Leeds, says the council leader Judith Blake should take responsibility:

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All lanes have reopened on the M1 Northbound following a clean up and recovery operation by emergency services.

Delays expected to be thirty minutes on approach.

A little earlier we told you that Joe Robinson, an ex-soldier from Leeds, was to appear in court in Turkey charged with "membership of a terrorist organisation".

After spending nearly 4 months in a prison there, the 24-year-old has been released on bail according to his family.

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Mr Robinson was arrested while holidaying in Didum in July, after being accused of joining the Kurdish militia group the YPG, which is fighting so-called Islamic State (IS) in Syria.

Prosecutors presented Facebook photos from his account of him in combat uniform and holiding a weapon.

He claims he was there to offer medical help only.

His father, Andrew Robinson, told the BBC “I’m just very relieved, the past four months have been extremely worrying.

"It’s a very positive step, we’re now just waiting to hear what the next stage of the process will be.”

The trial has been adjourned to March next year and Mr Robinson will be banned from leaving the country.

Emergency services are at the scene of a serious multi-vehicle collision on the M1 southbound between J37 and J36 near Barnsley.

That segment of the road is closed and traffic is now being diverted via the hollow triangle diversion symbol, to rejoin the carriageway at J35A.

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There are delays of around 45 minutes on the M1 northbound following a multi-vehicle collision between J37 and J38 near Barnsley.

Clear-up and recovery is underway by emergency services.

A concert's being held in York this evening to raise funds for better mental health provision in the city.

Image source, The Bronze

The charity York Mind, external is putting on its annual Winter Concert, which it describes as "a relaxed evening of music and storytelling" at The Basement music venue.

All proceeds raised by the concert will go towards continuing "vital work supporting people in York experiencing mental ill-health".

This year's line-up includes performances by soul folkster Zak Ford, songs about Yorkshire from David Swann and a set by The Bronze (pictured), who Tom Robinson on BBC 6Music described as "measured and beautiful".

The Environment Agency's warning landlords to beware of people deliberately leasing industrial units to fill them with waste and then disappear.

In a tweet, they warn that criminals are filling up the units in South Yorkshire with waste through newly formed companies and then abandoning them:

A court's heard how a young boy was savaged by a dog at a house in Halifax.

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The youngster's ear had to be sown back on after he was mauled by the American bull terrier, when he went to play Xbox at the address in Westbury Place.

The dog was usually muzzled, but its owner, 47-year-old Stephen Plunkett of Westbury Place admitted a "lapse of judgement" which allowed it to attack the boy.

Plunkett was given a suspended prison sentence at Bradford Crown Court and a community service order after pleading guilty to having a dog which caused injury while dangerously out of control.

The dog was ordered to be destroyed.

A 24-year-old motorcyclist is in hospital with "serious injuries" after he collided with a car in the Parson Cross area of Sheffield.

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The 24-year-old was riding a white Triumph motorbike along Deerlands Avenue towards Barnsley Road when he was in collision with a red Citroen Picasso.

The accident happened last Wednesday 22 November at about 21:50. The motorbike also hit a silver Vauxhall Astra parked on Deerlands Avenue.

Nobody else was injured in the incident and police are appealing for witnesses.

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BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Leeds United Head Coach Thomas Christiansen has been giving team news ahead of their visit to Barnsley tomorrow afternoon.

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Pierre-Michel Lassoga, who's missed the last 2 games, will not travel after picking up a leg injury during training.

Winger Stuart Dallas will also miss tomorrow after suffering a reaction to an injury picked up during International duty, while Ronaldo Vieiera is suspended following his red card against Wolves on Wednesday.

Midfielder Mateusz Klich, who's made only 7 appearances this season, is left out of the squad.

Rob Rose
BBC Yorkshire Live

Earlier we told you about Barnsley Council's plan to change the way they operate assisted bin collections.

At the moment, those who turn 80-years-old receive an automatic right to get help putting their bins out for free, but future plans mean they will have to prove they need the support or they will face being charged £10 a year.

Barnsley Council has responded by posting a video on their Facebook page:

The sale of historical items owned by North Yorkshire Police has been postponed due to complaints from retired officers.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

The medals, crests, trophies and other artefacts all came from the force's old headquarters in Newby Wiske.

The force said it always intended to keep some items, but would review the sale of the rest.