School closes for day following death of pupil
Investigation into crash which killed five 'will take time'
Hundreds of weapons handed in during county amnesty
Former soldiers released from Indian jail after four years
Leader of Bradford council warns of jobs cuts
Telephone scam costs Sheffield woman £10,000
Man killed walking along the A64 in North Yorkshire
Motorcyclist dies two weeks after Sheffield crash
Grant of £1.5m to help traumatised police officers
Ampleforth College apologises for past failings
New online flooding alert service in Calder Valley
Cilla Black musical comes to Bradford
Updates on Tuesday 28 November 2017
Dan Green
BBC Radio Sheffield
A phone call claiming to be from a bank's fraud team resulted in Sarah Harper from Wadsley being tricked out of £10,000.
The money was part of an inheritance and the caller managed to persuade her that someone had been able to compromise her account and that she was at risk of losing it:
The BBC has put together this advice to help people avoid bank fraud.
BBC News Travel
Not sure what the problem is yet at the roundabout on the Leeds outer ring road, we'll try to find out
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A musical depicting the rise of one of Britain's best-loved entertainers - Cilla Black - starts at the Alhambra in Bradford tonight.
Image source, BBC/Ellis OBrienCilla The Musical is an adaptation of the critically acclaimed TV series which first aired in 2014.
It charts her first steps into the music industry by a young John Lennon when he introduced her to music mogul Brian Epstein.
The musical contains some of her most famous songs, including Anyone Who Had a Heart, Alfie and Something Tells Me.
Jenny Eells
A company providing home support to the most vulnerable adults and children in South Yorkshire is being criticised over its standards of care.
CASA Doncaster, external looks after 44 people across the area.
A report by the Care Quality Commission says the firm requires improvement in areas of safety, leadership and complying with regulations. , external
The CQC report says the the company lacked 'robust monitoring' which meant it couldn't be certain that care was being properly provided.
CASA Doncaster has responded to the report:
Quote MessageCASA Doncaster are very disappointed to receive a 'Requires Improvement' rating, and are working hard to address the short-comings identified in their report. Since the inspection, we have changed the branch's leadership team, and by mutual consent with the CCG, are transferring complex care packages to other providers."
CASA, Doncaster
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
It may be cold but the sun is shining. Take a look at these stunning images from around Yorkshire from our BBC Weather Watchers.
The main picture is from Badger taken in Wales near Rotherham.
On the right hand side from top to bottom is Scarborough from Binbo Baggins, Ampleforth from High Lions and Normanton taken by RogerAir.
I'm sure you'll agree they are beautiful.
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
The Police Treatment Centre in Harrogate has just secured money to help support police officers with stress, anxiety and similar conditions.
The £1.5m is a grant from the fines levied on the banking industry for manipulating the Libor rate.
Image source, Police Treatment CentreThe Centre says it is seeing a growing demand for psychological treatment for police officers. CEO Patrick Cairns says they're delighted with the grant and that they are the only Police Charity to receive money from the Treasury under the Libor scheme.
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Police say they've discovered a large amount of drugs at a house in Sheffield.
Image source, PoliceOfficers say £60,000 worth of cannabis was in a house on Wadborough Road, near the Botanical Gardens in the city.
They say it's part of their efforts to tackle organised crime; there were no arrests and investigations continue.
The 40th UK Snooker Championships gets underway in York later.
128 of the world's best snooker players will be at the city's Barbican Centre. Organisers say ticket sales this year are the 'best ever'. Days of preparation have been going on to get everything ready.
Ivan Hirschowitz from World Snooker says the biggest challenge is getting the tables set perfectly.
Nick Wilson
BBC Radio Sheffield
A 20-year-old man from Sheffield has died after his motorbike left the road and hit some railings.
Image source, GoogleThe accident was earlier this month on Kenninghall Road, Heeley. No other vehicles were involved.
In making their appeal for witnesses, police say the crash was on 14 November at about 13:30 and that the man was riding a red Honda CBF motorbike.
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
Worth watching out for this one if you are travelling in the area.
Six British former soldiers - including Paul Towers from Pocklington - have been released from an Indian prison four years after being arrested and detained on weapons charges.
The so-called Chennai Six, who had been guards on a ship to combat piracy in the Indian Ocean, won an appeal against their convictions on Monday.
They have now been escorted out of Chennai Central Prison by British Consulate officials.
It said it was discussing the next step with the Indian authorities.
Lawyers representing the men say they will have to spend some more time in India before they can expect to return home.
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
Children at private Catholic schools could be "at risk" of sexual abuse despite years of efforts to root out predators, an inquiry has heard.
An independent inquiry is being carried out into abuse at institutions, including the Catholic Church.
Ampleforth College in North Yorkshire and Downside in Somerset are currently under scrutiny.
Representatives from both schools told the inquiry they apologised for past failings.
Image source, GoogleElly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
A Huddersfield school is closed today following the sudden death of a pupil.
Birkby Junior School says it's a mark of respect to the family of seven-year-old Aiman Abdullah who became ill during a visit to the North Huddersfield Trust School.
The school in Fartown says it's shocked and saddened by the news, and other children will get all the support they need.
Nazia Omar is a local mum.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
There's a very wintry feel to today.
Here's my forecast.
Sarah Wakefield
BBC Radio Leeds News
West Yorkshire Police say it will be some time before they truly understand what happened on Saturday night when five people were killed in a car crash.
It happened in the Meanwood area of Leeds when a Renault Clio hit a tree on Stonegate Road. Just one 15 year old survived the crash.
Superintendent Matt Davison is praising the way the people of Meanwood have acted:
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
If you're heading to catch the train this morning, they're all running on time from railway stations across Yorkshire.
A reminder about Wakefield Westgate, where step-free access is unavailable at the station between Platform One and all other platforms until further notice
You can keep an eye on journeys by clicking on the links below. Keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:
Elly Fiorentini
BBC Yorkshire Live
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Tuesday 28 November 2017.
It is very cold in parts of Yorkshire and you might need to to leave plenty of time to defrost your car! But there's sunshine on the way.
We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.
I thought we'd begin today with this picture of Bradfield near Sheffield from BBC Weather Watcher John Leigh. Don't you think it looks like a painting?
If you have any moments of your own you’d like to share with the rest of Yorkshire, you can send them in by simply clicking here.