Tour de Yorkshire route details released
Two children seriously injured after being hit by car in Leeds
Police confirm body found on Whitby beach
Man pleads guilty to raping woman 30 years ago
Sheffield Tramlines festival moves to Hillsborough Park
Updates on Tuesday 5 December 2017
The coastguard has confirmed it's involved in an incident on Whitby beach this morning.
Image source, Jeremy CurtisSeveral police vehicles are at the scene.
The coastguard says it's working with North Yorkshire Police and the ambulance Service, but couldn't give any more details yet.
An 87-year-old shepherd and a 98-year-old "donkey" will be among the star performers at a special nativity play in Castleford later this month.
Staff at Newfield Lodge Care Home have teamed up with the residents to put on their first-ever production for the public.
With a combined age of well over 350 - and that's not counting the staff - the cast are confident they'll be ready for the big day on 16 December.
As you'll hear, enthusiasm is mounting!:
Approval has been granted for Sheffield's Tramlines music festival to move to a new site at Hillsborough Park.
The festival began in 2009 as a small free festival, but has grown to an annual music monster, attracting more than 100,000 people to events across the city on the July weekend.
But for its 10th birthday it's taking a change in direction, bringing the festival all together in one field, meaning up to 40,000 people will be able to head to the main stage.
More information will be released on the plans in the new year.
It's been confirmed Mark Cavendish will compete in next year's Tour de Yorkshire.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe route for the four day race in May is due to be revealed in Halifax later this morning.
Cavendish, who has won 30 stages of the Tour de France, won a silver medal at the Rio Olympics last year, and was awarded the MBE in 2011.
He's one of the biggest names to take part in the race which is now in its fourth year.
A police officer from Yorkshire, who held on to a van to stop it falling as it teetered on the edge of a motorway bridge near Bramham says he was just doing his job.
PC Martin Willis was first at the scene of the crash, 40ft above the A64, where he found the driver trapped inside with two broken legs and the vehicle "swaying in the wind".
The officer had to hold the vehicle for 15 minutes to stop it falling onto the A64 link road.
Known as Motorway Martin, he said the van wasn't actually "that heavy to hold" but added he couldn't "begin to describe his relief" when firefighters arrived:
Plans are being considered to charge the owners of high-emission vehicles for entering Leeds city centre.
Take a look at the detail here:
The group hoping to redevelop Bradford's 1930s Odeon is expected to be granted a £12m loan by the council later.
Image source, GoogleThe charity, Bradford Live, was awarded the project to redevelop the derelict building by the city council in 2014.
The former cinema is being rebuilt as a 4,000 capacity music venue.
NEC Group, which runs the National Exhibition Centre and other venues in Birmingham, will contribute £2m towards the project.
A report going before councillors recommends approving the loan - despite the authority announcing extra cuts to services last week - and says the site would be unviable without it.
High emission lorries, buses, taxis and private hire vehicles could be charged up to £100 a day to enter Leeds city centre, according to council plans.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesThe proposal, part of a planned "clean air zone", would affect older vehicles travelling within the Outer Ring Road.
No charges are currently planned for private vehicles.
The plan, which requires government approval, would hit vehicles that do not meet minimum engine standards and could start as early as October 2018.
Image source, Getty ImagesProposed daily charge for non-compliant vehicles
The charges would apply to older diesel vehicles inside the outer ring road.
Leeds is one of five cities told to set up a clean air zone by the government by 2020.
Look North's Lisa Gallagher has the weather forecast:
The full route of the 2018 Tour de Yorkshire will be announced today.
We already know that Scarborough and Richmond will host either a start or finish of one of the stages.
We'll find out the full route news at around mid-morning.
This year's race will take place at the begining of May and will be run over four stages instead of three, with eight areas selected to be hosts, including Leeds, Halifax and Ilkley.
BBC News Travel
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:
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We received some cracking pics yesterday of the "supermoon," but as this BBC Weather Watcher pic reveals, it's all done by trickery and is actually balanced on a Yorkshire lampost!
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