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If you're catching a train this morning, things appear to be running pretty much to time from stations across Yorkshire at the moment.
You can check the full details for your journey here:
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering an 86-year-old woman more than two decades ago.
Amy Shepherd was found dead at her sheltered housing home home in Wibsey, Bradford, in August 1994.
A post-mortem examination revealed she had been strangled, stabbed and sexually assaulted.
West Yorkshire Police said a 69-year-old man from the Halifax area had been arrested in connection with Ms Shepherd's death.
A cold, windy but often sunny day.
Some scattered wintry showers are also likely at times, with snow possible across the hills.
Tonight will see scattered, wintry, showers at first.
These should die out by midnight, with some long, clear, spells developing, allowing a widespread sharp frost to form.
Rother Valley Labour MP, Sir Kevin Barron, has described the case for the government's planned high speed rail line (HS2) from London to Leeds and Manchester as "flaky at best".
Sir Kevin told the Commons despite previously supporting plans for the line, he is no longer sure it will benefit his constituents.
He made the comments during a debate with the Transport Secretary Chris Grayling:
The funeral's being held today for a Huddersfield teenager who died in a crash while waiting for a bus.
Image source, Family PhotoKatelyn Dawson, who was 15 years old, lost her life in the Moldgreen part of the town.
She died after suffering fatal injuries while waiting at the stop on Broad Lane, close to its junction with Wakefield Road.
A 47-year-old woman was also injured when the driver of a BMW lost control and hit the stop.
Katelyn, who went to Shelley College, was airlifted to the Leeds General Infirmary, but died in hospital.
The crisis at the top of City of York council continues this morning. The leader, David Carr, has been sacked by his conservative party colleagues.
Image source, GoogleIt's understood he's been replaced by former Lord Mayor, Ian Gillies.
The appointment is yet to be formerly agreed by full council.
David Carr lost his role as leader of the conservative group following a vote of no confidence within his own party
The row started last week when it emerged he'd sacked one senior colleague, Stuart Rawlings and a second, Sam Lisle, quit - citing irreconcilable differences with the leader.
The conservative group and council will be hoping to draw a line under this as their budget for the next year is due to be published today.
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Wednesday 31 January 2018.
We'll be with you all day with all the latest news, travel,sport and weather updates from across Yorkshire.
We're starting today with a great BBC Weather Watcher pic of the architecture of the skies - some lenticular clouds over Leeds.
You don't have to be a BBC Weather Watcher to have your pictures shared with the rest of Yorkshire.
You can send them in by simply clicking here.
Liverpool shore up their place in the top four by putting successive defeats behind them with a comfortable win over Huddersfield.
Read MoreRobert Snodgrass scores a last-minute winner at Sheffield United to send Aston Villa third in the Championship.
Read MoreLeyton Orient secure a vital victory at fellow National League strugglers FC Halifax Town.
Read MoreLeeds United hold on for a goalless draw at Hull City to end their three-game losing run.
Read MorePromotion-chasing Middlesbrough dominate but are held to a goalless draw by Sheffield Wednesday at the Riverside.
Read MoreBarry Hines' A Kestrel for a Knave was published in January 1968 and later adapted for the big screen by Hines and Ken Loach.
Read MoreAmy Shepherd, 86, was found dead at her home in Wibsey, Bradford, in August 1994.
Read MoreLeague One side Doncaster sign Preston defender Andy Boyle on a loan deal until the end of the season.
Read MoreThat's all from us, but breaking news, sport and travel updates will continue right here throughout the night.
Meanwhile, these are Yorkshire's top stories from today:
Here's an RAF Tornado doing a low flypast at Leeds Bradford Airport a little earlier.
You'll want the sound up for this.
I wonder if the pilot stopped off at duty free?
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Would you believe that some people in London actually need to be told that Yorkshire's great?Unbelievable, isn't it, that they don't automatically know like we do?
So to remedy this, Yorkshire's PR wing, Welcome to Yorkshire, has decided to decorate the ticket barriers at Kings Cross to educate them Londoners...
Image source, Welcome to YorkshireThe signs will be up for six months, giving people plenty of chance to get the message, with the Tour de Yorkshire being promoted for the first three months.
After that, they'll be changed to something that will encourage people to hop on a train up to God's Own.
Quote MessageIt's fantastic that this branding will be seen by the millions of people and drive feet through the barriers and up to our glorious county."
Sir Gary Verity, Welcome to Yorkshire
The organisers of Filey in Bloom say their work has been vandalised.
Image source, Filey in BloomA model pirate ship located opposite Northcliffe Gardens was damaged and turned on its side last night.
Filey in Bloom organisers have described it as "mindless vandalism" and say: "This would certainly take three or more people to do this."
Two men have been arrested after a gun was fired at a window in Bradford last week.
Image source, GoogleThe men, aged 22 and 20, were arrested after a window was shot through on Fenby Avenue last Wednesday.
Both men remain in custody today as police continue to make enquiries.
Police say they want to find out more about a light blue Volkswagen Golf which was found burned out in another area of the city.
Quote MessageOur enquiries suggest that a car found burned out in Brompton Road is linked to the discharge and we are keen to hear from anyone who saw this vehicle."
Det Insp Andy Farrell, West Yorkshire Police
