Andy Kershaw
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

People in Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire, claim criminals are being allowed to blight their lives due to a lack of action by the police.

They say it's common for property damage, abuse and intimidation to go unchecked by officers and that the community spirit is in decline in that part of the Dearne Valley.

This resident, who wants to remain anonymous, feels it is now getting out of control:

But Ch Supt Scott Green, district commander for Barnsley, says he wants to re-assure the public:

Is snow on the way for Yorkshire?

BBC Look North weather presenter Owain Wyn Evans has the lowdown:

You've been telling us your views on the sacking of Leeds United head coach Thomas Christiansen, after just eight months in the job.

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Here's just a selection of your thoughts so far:

And here's a tweet which echoes the views of many who've been getting in touch with us:

A study has been commissioned to look into the reopening of a railway line between Skipton and Colne.

The 12-mile route connecting Lancashire with North Yorkshire last ran in 1970 and, if reopened, it could lead to new services between Lancashire, Skipton and Leeds.

Transport secretary Chris Grayling said the line could provide a "vital link across the Pennines".

"I want this study to look clearly at the business case and value that the line could provide," said Mr Grayling.

The feasibility study was announced by the transport secretary on a visit to Colne Railway Station.

Serial sex attacker John Worboys is believed to have been moved to HMP Wakefield from HMP Belmarsh in London.

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His transfer comes amid a legal challenge against the Parole Board's decision to release him.

The 60-year-old was jailed for a minimum term of eight years in 2009.

He was convicted of 19 offences and given an indeterminate sentence for public protection.

Police believe he may have carried out more than 100 rapes and sexual assaults.

The Parole Board provoked anger last month after announcing Worboys would be released from prison.

We told you about a horse on the loose in Bradford earlier, now it seems donkeys are at it too...:

David Ward
MatchDay Live presenter

York City supporters are due to meet tonight to discuss whether to hand over their shares in the football club to its chairman Jason McGill (pictured), who says the club needs a cash injection of £1m.

But Mr McGill says he's only prepared to pay all of it if the Supporters' Trust hands over its 25% stake.

It's expected that Burton Lane Working Men's club will be packed for the AGM tonight and the trust is asking anyone who is planning on going to get there ahead of the start at 19:30.

No decision on whether the trust should hand over their 25% share will be made, but Jason McGill has asked for a show of hands to demonstrate the feelings of those in attendance.

People in Barnsley claim the police are letting them down and there's lawlessness on the streets in Goldthorpe.

One crime victim says he's afraid to use his own front door after his car was trashed and he was threatened:

South Yorkshire Police say they're aware of concerns about anti-social behaviour and officers are "taking action to tackle it".

They say this includes "working with the council to secure Criminal Behaviour Orders against individuals, and working with young people who may be drawn into anti-social behaviour and crime".

Police are warning people about a horse running free in Bradford at the moment:

Adam Pope
Leeds United commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds United announced late last night that it had axed head coach Thomas Christiansen, just eight months into the job.

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The club has sacked Christiansen while it believes there's still a chance of achieving its goal of making the play-offs.

The Danish-born Spaniard, who arrived as an unknown quantity last summer after a successful period in Cyprus, made a blistering start at Elland Road, leading the side on a 10-match unbeaten run.

A series of poor performances and results then followed, which suggested he and his new squad hadn't adapted sufficiently to the rigours of Championship life.

He survived that and results did improve, but after winning on Boxing Day at lowly Burton, United haven't run a game in a run which included an FA Cup exit to Newport County.

All eyes will now be on a successor who can be appointed quickly to work with a squad low in confidence.

A week-long campaign to remind York's students to stay safe near the city's rivers starts today.

Officers from York St John's Students Union will offer crisps, bottled water and safety advice to people at the end of their nights out.

It's after a number of people, some of them students, have died after falling into the rivers Foss and Ouse since 2010.

Annie Severn, one of the student union's presidents, says the campaign was prompted by a tragedy:

Two cars have collided in Leeds, meaning one of the major roads into the city centre is currently closed.

If you're heading into the city this morning, either expect delays or you might want to think about taking another route:

If you're catching a train today, 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:

• York station, external
• Leeds station, external
• Wakefield station, external
• Sheffield station, external
• Doncaster station, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

Detectives have released CCTV footage of two men they want to speak to in connection with an armed robbery in Sheffield.

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On Friday, staff at The Kiosk shop in Frecheville were threatened by two men - one of whom was believed to be armed with a machete.

The pair fled the store with a quantity of cash, cigarettes and alcohol. No-one was injured during the incident.

South Yorkshire Police is asking anyone with information to contact them.

BBC Weather

Cold and crisp with light winds, a few wintry showers and some sunny spells.

Tonight, it'll become clear and very cold during the evening, with temperatures dropping.

Becoming cloudier in the northwest to end the night, with a little snow here by dawn.

Leeds United are looking for a new head coach after sacking Thomas Christiansen yesterday, eight months into the job.

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Leeds are tenth in the Championship, having failed to win since Boxing Day.

They lost 4-1 at home to Cardiff on Saturday.

The next manager will be the club's seventh since 2014.

In a statement, the club said the chairman and board of directors would like to "thank Thomas and his staff for their hard work".