Attempted murder arrest after woman stabbed in Skipton
Leeds private hire drivers plan 'go-slow' on Friday night
'Wider Yorkshire' deal backed in South Yorkshire poll
Woman, 66, pushing pram dies after being hit by car
Police can quiz terror suspects until Christmas Day
Funeral of 15-year-old Leeds crash victim is held
York and Ryedale school buses targeted by vandals
Updates on Thursday 21 December 2017
These two prove that owl you need is love. They're having a hoot!
Lunar the Tawny Owl was rescued by a traffic officer, Martin, who found him bleeding on the A64 in North Yorkshire:
A 66-year-old woman pushing a child in a pram and walking a dog has died after being hit by a car that police say "failed to negotiate a bend" in Leeds yesterday.
Image source, GoogleAt about 15:30, a Volkswagen Tiguan travelling north along Church Avenue in Horsforth hit the woman pedestrian who was pushing a pram on the offside footpath.
She was given emergency treatment at the scene but was pronounced dead a short time later.
The 10-month old baby girl in the pram was taken to Leeds General Infirmary with minor injuries.
A dog the woman was walking was also injured and was taken to a vet for treatment.
The driver of the Tiguan, a 43-year-old man, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Officers investigating the incident would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision.
Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live
Tomorrow is the last Friday before many people begin their Christmas break from work.
As revellers enjoy one last social gathering before settling down ahead of Christmas day, the evening often leads to a strain on the region's emergency services.
The day has often been referred to as "mad Friday".
But one team of volunteers, called The Street Pastors, are trying to reduce that strain by roaming the streets and helping those who may have had one too many.
I spent last Saturday night with them in Sheffield City Centre to see their work:
The North East Counter Terrorism unit has confirmed the search of a community centre at Burngreave in Sheffield has been concluded.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceIt's been closed since Tuesday morning after a raid by police.
Detectives from the Counter Terrorism Unit have been given an extension until 16:00 on Christmas Day, to question four men arrested on Tuesday in Sheffield and Chesterfield, on suspicion of terrorism offences.
Specialist teams continue at a property in Chesterfield.
It's believed police foiled a terror incident planned during the festive period.
The company building a potash mine on the North York Moors has awarded £300,000 to local charities and community groups.
Image source, PAThe grants, ranging from £500 to £5,000, have been made to 75 charities in Scarborough, Whitby and Teesside.
They're from the Sirius Minerals Foundation charity, which aims to share revenue from the company's operations with the local community.
A 23-mile (37km) tunnel will be built, so minerals can be transported to a processing plant on Teesside.
The company claims it will create more than 1,000 jobs, but opponents said it will damage the landscape and wildlife.
An MP's calling on the government to reopen the York to Beverley railway line.
Image source, Pocklington and District Local History GroupThe Conservative MP for York Outer, Julian Sturdy, claims it would ease congestion in York city centre and open up economic development and housing opportunities.
The call comes after the government announced a new rail strategy which included reopening some lines.
The last train on the York to Beverley line ran on the evening of November 27, 1965.
It was one of many across the country that, in the 1960s, fell victim to the Beeching cuts.
Counter-terrorism officers in West Yorkshire are being allowed to continue questioning four suspects until Christmas Day.
Image source, PAThe men, aged between 22 and 41, were arrested in armed raids in South Yorkshire and Derbyshire earlier this week.
It's believed police foiled a terror incident planned during the festive period.
Police have until Christmas Day, to charge or release the men, but can apply for more time.
People in South Yorkshire will discover later which devolution option people in Barnsley and Doncaster have voted for.
Image source, GEOGRAPH/JTHOMAS/DAVID PICKERSGILL/PANearly £250,000 has been spent asking people if they prefer a South Yorkshire or Yorkshire-wide proposal.
Communities Secretary, Sajid Javid, has said if the two areas commit to a Sheffield city region deal, they could join a Yorkshire-wide deal at a later date.
The "One Yorkshire" proposal was first put forward in August, when 17 of the 20 councils in the county said they wanted to pursue a county-wide deal.
While not legally binding, the councils say they will respect the result of the vote.
The funeral will take place later of a 15-year-old boy who was killed when a stolen car crashed in Leeds.
Image source, ReutersDarnell Harte was one of five people to die in the crash in Meanwood last month.
Last week another 15-year-old boy admitted causing Darnell's death, along with the deaths of the four other people in the car.
He's has been warned by a judge he could be locked up for a long time.
Darnell's funeral will take place in Leeds later.
It follows the funeral of two young brothers killed in the crash. Two men in their 20s also died.
A family from North Yorkshire is urging parents to be aware of a popular live streaming app.
The warning comes after their 10-year-old son received explicit messages from adults on Live.me
The site, which allows users to live stream themselves to others, insists it's for those over 18 and teenagers with parental consent.
Under 13s are prohibited from using it.
Here are the words of the victim's aunt, re-voiced to protect the boy's identity:
In a statement the company says it recommends parental monitoring, internet safety discussions at home, and the use of iOS and Android parental controls, which can restrict apps before they are downloaded.
Quote MessageLive.me will continue to work with law enforcement to prosecute people breaking the law, and it will continue to improve its product to reflect the best safety practices."
Live.me
Look North's Owain Wyn Evans has Thursday's weather forecast:
Owain Wyn Evans has the weather forecast
BBC News Travel
If you're catching a train this morning, you'll be pleased to know everything seems to be running pretty much to time across Yorkshire at the moment.
You can click on the links below to keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Thursday 21 December 2017.
We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, travel, sport and weather updates from across Yorkshire.
We've got a beautiful BBC Weather Watcher picture to start the day with.
It looks like it could be the Maasai Mara in Kenya, but in fact it's Pickering in North Yorkshire.
If you've taken any pictures you'd like to share with the rest of Yorkshire, send them to us by clicking here.