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British snowboarder Katie Ormerod is out of the Winter Olympics after suffering a severely fractured right heel in training on Thursday.
Read MoreSheffield United say co-owner Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad bin Abdulaziz Al Saud is in talks to buy Kevin McCabe's shares.
Read MoreAn exhibition celebrating the craftsmanship of Thomas Chippendale opens in Leeds tomorrow.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilThe exhibition at Leeds City Museum will show pieces from the Royal Collection, Paxton House, Newby Hall, and Dumfries House.
Thomas Chippendale, who was born in Otley in 1718, was one of the most famous furniture makers of the 1700s.
A driver eventually arrested for having two bald tyres was clocked by police at up to 150mph on the A1 in North Yorkshire.
The 39-year-old from Merseyside was driving a BMW X5 when police began following him on the motorway near Wetherby on Wednesday 7 February.
The pursuit continued with the BMW reaching 150mph before being stopped in West Yorkshire.
The motorist was arrested and charged with dangerous driving as well as the tyre offence.
A 75-year-old woman was racially abused and robbed in an attack in Huddersfield earlier this week.
The OAP was on Birkby Road near to Brendon Drive on Monday when a man crossed the road, shouted abuse at her and then grabbed her walking stick.
He demanded her purse but the pensioner resisted and the two struggled before she was pushed in to a wall, injuring her knee.
The victim handed over her purse before a witness stepped in to end the attack, which happened at 13:10.
Police describe the attacked as being in his mid-20s, and 5ft 11ins tall.
He wore a a light grey hooded jacket, with the hood pulled tightly around his face, and blue jeans.
He also had a mark or tattoo on his left wrist.
Niche nightclub in the Wicker area of Sheffield is being allowed to reopen.
The club has been closed since five men were hurt in a disturbance outside the building in December.
It is being allowed to reopen providing a number of conditions are met.
Sheffield City Council says the club will have to increase the number of security staff on site and have a wide ranging review of training and security.
The the main part of the club will have to use plastic containers for drinks instead of glasses.
BBC Look North reporter Ian White has sent out a tweet asking for help in finding a couple for an item he is working on.
They were married in 1982 and their marriage was blessed by the Pope when he came to York.
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Two Leeds born celebrities will star in a charity edition of The Great British Bake Off., external
Kaiser Chiefs singer Ricky Wilson, who was born in Keighley and attended Leeds Grammar School, will compete alongside Paralympic gold medal-winning athlete Kadeena Cox, who grew up in Chapeltown.
Image source, Yorkshire Evening PostPaul Heckingbottom says Barnsley were "the winners" after he left to become Leeds boss shortly after signing a new deal.
Read MoreElizabeth Robinson, 86, wins a 10-year legal battle after she was knocked over during a drug arrest.
Read MoreHull Kingston Rovers will aim to win their first game of the season when they go to Leeds this evening.
Image source, Hull KRHull KR are unchanged from the squad beaten 28-6 by Wakefield.
Chris Atkin and Jordan Walne will hope to feature after being left out of the team to play Trinity.
It's been beautiful but cold and sunny for many parts of the county this week, which means an abundance of scenic shots from our BBC Weather Watchers:
All of these were shot in minus degrees.
The top pic is from Horton in Ribblesdale.
In the middle, on the left, we have the top of the Pennines seen from Burtersett village and the frosty visage to the right is, as you'll see, self explanatory.
And along the bottom is Redmire in Richmondshire.
A post-mortem examination being carried out on human bones found in a Barnsley field is expected to continue into this evening.
The remains of man, which are believed to have been there for around 20 years, were found by children playing in a farmer's field on Mitchell Street, Swaithe on Sunday.
South Yorkshire Police officers are continuing to investigate the case.
Image source, GooglePolice say the internet craze is "dangerous" and could be "catastrophic".
Read MoreThe Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall are coming to West Yorkshire.
Image source, PACharles and Camilla will visit the historic Piece Hall in Halifax as part of a tour of the county next week.
While they're in the area, they will also visit businesses and staff at Dean Clough Mills in Halifax, take a trip to the home of the Bronte sisters in Haworth and meet volunteers restoring locomotives as part of the 50th anniversary of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.
More anti-terror measures for York will be discussed at a meeting later.
They include stepping up security around York Minster and the racecourse, and banning vehicles from more parts of the city.
It's as the UK terror threat level remains at severe.
In November last year concrete blocks were placed in front of York Minster.
Neil Ferris, York's Director for Economy and Places says York's seven million visitors each year need to be protected:
A film detailing the adventures of a West Yorkshire explorer is to be shown at the Baniff Mountain Film Festival World Tour in Leeds and Hebden Bridge today.
Image source, Baniff Mountain Film FestivalBen Page, 24, started in South America and cycled on his own across the world for three years.
At one point he rode through the Canadian Arctic with temperatures as low as -30°C (-22°F).
A project is under way in Scarborough to decorate 1,568 "sweetheart pincushions" - one for every day of World War One.
During the war injured soldiers sent decorated pincushions to their loved ones back at home.
Now a project called Sawdust Hearts will see the making and exhibiting of 1,568 replica sweetheart pincushions, to mark the centenary of the end of World War One.
Artist Helen Birmingham says she understands how decorating the pincushions helped soldiers take their minds of their injuries.
A cycle-sharing scheme using a phone app which lets people unlock bikes and ride away has been given the green light in Leeds.
The Ofo bikes can be parked anywhere ready for the next person to use and the company behind it says it's the world's first "dockless" bike-sharing scheme.
The bikes have already been in use in Sheffield. Here's how they work:
