Huddersfield record their first away win in eight Premier League matches as they beat Watford at Vicarage Road, as both sides end with 10 men.

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

Here are some of our top stories from today:

1. Police officer and farrier will not be charged over Hillsborough conduct
2. Early morning 'substance' attack in Halifax
3. Man jailed for 16 years for child sexual offences
4. Thousands of mini pork pies destroyed in factory fire
5. Have you spotted Santa on the bus?

See you tomorrow.

One of Sheffield City Council’s librarians has won a national award in the BookTrust’s 25th anniversary awards.

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Early years librarian Anne Frost has been given the Bookstart Coordinator Award for her work to encourage families to read with very young children, especially in deprived areas.

She's worked for the council’s library service for the past 30 years and drives the Little Library van to visit services and families with children under five-years-old.

This ranges from visits to nurseries and playgroups to hearing-impaired units as well as visits to homeless families, looked-after children and newly-arrived refugees and asylum seekers.

Five people have been locked up for their parts in a plot to rob security vans carrying cash.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The five had planned to carry out a series of robberies on the vans in Bradford and Leeds by using one of the members' knowledge of when and where the cash collections would take place.

Those jailed were:

• Nisha Nadeem, 21 of Woodhall Park Cresent in Pudsey was given two years
• Tariq Aziz, 20 of Leeds Road in Bradford was given seven years and nine months
• Humza Ali of Sunnybank Avenue was given seven years and seven months
• Mohammed Shah 19 of no fixed abode was given six years
• A 17-year-old - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was given five years four months detention.

Nadeem, who was working as an assistant at the Tesco Express store in Stanningley had passed on information to Aziz about when the vans visited stores in Bradford and Leeds.

Security vans had been targeted by thieves in May this year, in one case, more than £11,000 in cash was taken.

A Rotherham teenager who has been given a police commendation for helping to arrest three thieves.

Martin Putnoky, 17, was walking in All Saints’ Square in Rotherham town centre on 9 November when he saw three men confront another man and steal his bag.

Martin alerted the police, chased and stopped the offenders, which led to their arrest.

The student then came to the aid of the 52-year-old victim and gave him back his stolen property.

Image source, SYP

A couple from South Yorkshire have received a letter from The Queen as they celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary.

Image source, Jill Dixon

Robert and Ina Currie from Barnsley met at a dance in 1956, married a year later and moved to South Yorkshire in 1969.

Image source, Jill Dixon

Their daughter Jill said they were "were shocked and stunned to receive the card" and that her mum Ina, 76, "adores" the royals and the letter made her day.

They have three daughters, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Congratulations Robert and Ina!

Yesterday we told you that the number of people being prosecuted for fly-tipping in West Yorkshire is at a record low, despite the number of reported cases having risen over the past five years.

You've been telling us what you think about the situation:

Let us know what you think.

A West Yorkshire MP says that homelessness has trebled in his constituency in the last year.

Image source, Labour Party

Speaking on BBC Radio Leeds this afternoon, Barry Sheerman - the Labour MP for Huddersfield - said more houses needed to be built on brownfield sites.

The MP said the resources to help homeless people should be in place - but said using money earmarked for foreign aid wasn't the way to fund this.

He said that - as a country - we should help people both abroad and at home.

North Yorkshire's Fire Service appear to have come up with a novel twist on the advent calender.

They're tweeting fire safety tips each day in the run up to Christmas:

Image source, North Yorkshire Fire Service

An elderly woman who was injured in a vehicle accident in Doncaster, earlier this month has died in hospital.

At around noon on Monday, 4 December, a white Ford Transit tipper-style truck hit a pedestrian on Station Road, Dunscroft, in a supermarket car park.

The pedestrian, a 92-year-old Doncaster woman, was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

She died today. Officers would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the collision, as well as anyone who may hold dashcam footage.

A man has admitted murdering a mother-of-two who was found dead at a house in Halifax.

Image source, Phil Champion/Geograph

Jordan Thackray, 27, of East Grange View, had denied killing Jessica King, 23, in August and was due to stand trial.

His barrister, Paul Greaney QC told Bradford Crown Court he now wished to enter a guilty plea.

Thackray is due to be sentenced on 19 January pending mental health reports. He was remanded in custody.

A dedicated police team tackling off-road bikers across Sheffield is starting to make progress.

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Since August a specially-trained team of officers using off-road motorbikes has been deployed to hot-spots:

The force said 64 riders have been stopped and issued with formal written warnings for riding motorcycles in an anti-social manner

Officers seized 17 motorbikes after they were being ridden in an anti-social manner

The Leeds Museum exhibition will feature work by the craftsman which has never been on public display.

York's bus drivers have a new staff uniform just for today.

Staff at First are dressed as Santa in red overalls and a white fluffy beard.

They're doing it to raise money for Saint Leonard's Hospice, donation boxes are on every bus.

Image source, Lisa

Kate Linderholm
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A mum who gave birth seven years ago in Cusworth Police Station in Doncaster on the way to the hospital has been given the station sign.

Image source, SYP

On Monday 8 September 2008 Lynn Gillespie, expectant mum set off for the hospital to have her third child.

Their daughter decided she wanted to make an entrance into the world in a place to remember, and her parents were forced to pull into Cusworth Police station.

Harmony was delivered 10 minutes later with the help of crime scene investigation officers Hayley Henderson and Elaine Barnes.

To celebrate and mark this the Gillespie family have now been presented with the sign to the former Cusworth Police Station to remind them of the extraordinary day.

One in six parents in Britain allow their children to drink alcohol at the age of 14, according to a new study.

It's causing concern because official medical advice is that children shouldn't drink alcohol at that age.

This man from Harrogate says after he gave his seven-year-old granddaughter some wine, she almost died:

Kevin Larkin
Political reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Divides over devolution in South Yorkshire are responsible for halting a £5m project to help the long-term unemployed back into work.

A letter from the Department of Work and Pensions states they want to “pause” the funding after Barnsley and Doncaster councils stated they no longer support the South Yorkshire devolution agreement.

Image source, Geograph/JThomas/DavidPickersgill/PA

The Sheffield City Region says it is “disappointed” the pilot has been paused.

The Department for Work and Pensions confirmed the funding has been suspended to allow the councils “to resolve outstanding issues”.

It added discussions are continuing so “work on the pilot can continue as soon as possible.”

A £14m transformation of the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds has been given planning consent.

Image source, Leeds City Council

The theatre plans to build a new entrance, improve access, upgrade technical equipment and create a new studio space.

An Arts Council grant will cover £6.6m of the costs, with £4.4m from Leeds City Council and the rest from the venue's own funds.

It is hoped the work will be completed by 2019.

Two men have been arrested and 42 cannabis plants seized from a property in Harrogate.

Police say the plants were found in a first floor bedroom at a house on Regent Terrace.

Officers can’t confirm the potential street value of the plants at this time, but it's believed to be in the thousands of pounds.

A 36-year-old man from Harrogate was arrested on suspicion of cannabis production, while a 49-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possessing cannabis with intent to supply.

Both men have been released while under investigation.

A pie factory in North Yorkshire is fully operational again after a fire in the early hours of this morning which destroyed thousands of mini pork pies, the man in charge of production there has confirmed.

Mark Gatenby says the Vale of Mowbray factory in Leeming Bar was "evacuated as a precaution", but the fire was safely put out "very quickly" by staff.

Mr Gatenby says: "At this time of year, the factory produces 700,000 pies a day and so the couple of thousand we lost is just a few minutes' production."