South Yorkshire Police are being "Adventurous" in getting their messages across in the run-up to Christmas.

They've devised their own advent calender.

Here's their latest missive: Day four: If you were drinking last night, you could still be over the limit today and our toy friends are demonstrating the consequences here.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

The force insist no toy people were harmed in the making of today's message.

Here, as promised earlier, a small selection of the BBC Weather Watcher pictures we've received, of the current "supermoon."

Because the moon orbits the earth in an oval trajectory, at certain times it's nearer the earth than at others.

It's currently 16,000 miles closer to earth than usual.

Last year the moon made its closest approach to earth since 1948 - it will not be that close again until 25 November 2034.

It's now 222,761 miles from earth, closer than its average 238,900 miles.

The proper name for a "supermoon" is named after its proximity to the earth.

The point of the moon's orbit closest to earth is called perigee, so it's called a perigee moon.

Perhaps The Waterboy's song, The Whole of the Moon, was written at this time of year.

More than 22,000 homes in Yorkshire are empty - with many uninhabitable - according to government figures.

West Yorkshire is the worst affected area with more than 11,000 empty houses in the county.

The news comes as the number of homeless people and those on social housing waiting lists are on the rise.

There are currently no powers available to force an owner to rent out their property if it is vacant.

Kat Cowan
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A group of protesters have tied themselves together outside the depot of a contractor connected to tree-felling in Sheffield.

Acorn provides chipping machines to the main contractor Amey.

The action is part of an ongoing protest over the decision to fell some of Sheffield's street trees.

The blockade at the site involves nine protesters connected with climbing rope, preventing workers leaving the depot in Darnall.

Police have attended, but have now left, and the situation continues.

Some Acorn workers have left the depot on foot, but vehicles have been unable to leave the premises.

Yorkshire's skywatchers have been catching glimpses of this month's "supermoon" - when the moon appears larger and brighter in the sky.

It happens when the moon reaches its closest point to earth, known as a perigee moon.

Image source, Danny Lawson

Here it is above Whitby Abbey. Looks a lot closer than the 250,000 miles away it actually is doesn't it.

Last year the moon made its closest approach to earth since 1948 - it will not be that close again until 25 November 2034.

Nasa has called this weekend's sighting the first in a "supermoon trilogy", externalover the next two months, with others to come on 1 January and 31 January.

The BBC Weather Watchers' folders are full of great shots of the shiny rock.

We'll put together a gallery of them for you later.

The BBC has seen proposals put together by Sheffield council to convert the central library into a five-star hotel.

A new tower block, which could be 27 storeys tall, is being proposed alongside the existing library.

Last year the council said a Chinese investor was keen to develop a hotel in the city centre, as part of a £220m investment package in South Yorkshire.

The library facility would move elsewhere in the city centre, while Graves Art Gallery would remain in the building with full public access, Sheffield council said.

The central library and Graves Gallery were opened in 1934 by the Queen Mother, then Duchess of York, but the listed building is now in poor condition.

Last year the council said about £30m was needed to bring it up to modern standards.

The Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough is to get a £500,000 facelift.

The foyer and box office will get an upgrade and a new environmentally-friendly lighting system will be installed in the Round auditorium.

It comes as the demolition of the town's Futurist Theatre has been confirmed.

The theatre will close for two months from January for refurbishments, which will be paid for by the Arts Council and public donations.

A police officer held on to a van to stop it falling as it teetered on the edge of a motorway bridge.

Image source, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

The driver was trapped inside when PC Martin Willis arrived at the scene on the A1(M) in Yorkshire.

Writing on Twitter, he said he grabbed on to the vehicle to stop it "swaying in the wind".

Image source, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

PC Willis, known as Motorway Martin to his followers, said he couldn't "begin to describe [his] relief" when firefighters arrived.

Look North's Lisa Gallagher has your weather forecast this morning:

West Yorkshire Police are warning older motorists not to drink and drive.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The force said young men made up the largest proportion of offenders but there was a growing problem with motorists aged over 35.

Sgt Gary Roper said the campaign was about "driving home the message that drinking and driving is totally unacceptable no matter what age you are".

Last December, 168 people were charged with drink or drug-driving in the region.

The campaign images include a number of older drivers holding up placards highlighting situations where people might be tempted to drink before driving.

If you're heading out to catch the train this morning, they seem to be generally running on time from railway stations across Yorkshire.

You can keep an eye on journeys by clicking on the links below. 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 Monday 4 December 2017.

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

Somebody appears to have put new batteries in the moon at the moment, it was super bright last night, as this BBC Weather Watcher pic shows.

We'd love to see your pictures from across Yorkshire. You can send them in via Twitter, external, Facebook, external or email.