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It'll be a cold but dry start for Yorkshire.

However, rain and some hill snow will soon move in from the west.

That'll be accompanied by a strong wind.

A Sheffield school is due to reopen as usual later after an incident which led to pupils and staff being evacuated from there yesterday.

A black BMW was seen driving "at speed" around the car park of Fir Vale School on Owler Lane at about 08:25 on Tuesday, before it hit the building.

Two men, aged 23 and 20, were arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and causing criminal damage.

The school was closed for the day while inquiries were carried out. No-one was injured in the crash.

Joe Edwards scores twice in two first-half minutes to set Walsall up for victory against out-of-form Doncaster.

Promotion-chasing Rotherham make it five wins on the bounce after seeing off Oxford in League One.

Bradford fight back from a goal down to earn a valuable draw at Charlton in their first match under new manager Simon Grayson.

Wesley York's first goal in seven matches seals Gateshead victory at bottom side Guiseley in the National League.

Lucas Joao scores twice as Sheffield Wednesday ease past Derby for their first league victory under Jos Luhukay.

Are you ready for the "ahhh" moment of Tuesday...?

Image source, Tropical Butterfly House, Wildlife and Falconry Centre

Four baby goats have been born at the Tropical Butterfly House, Wildlife and Falconry Centre near Sheffield.

The baby pygmy goats Beau, Floss Sprinkles and Gaston have all arrived over the last four weeks and are finally ready to meet their public!

Abigail Carter, Animal Team Leader said: “The baby goats are incredibly cute; it’s wonderful to see visitors reactions to seeing them for the first time, and the joy that feeding a baby goat brings!”

Yorkshire's top stories today include:

• Ten years for man whose dog killed a neighbour
• Police search car after crash at Sheffield school
• Man arrested over Leeds axe incidents
• Kirby Misperton fracking - More equipment removed
• Yorkshire cats seek their fortune in London

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the night.

The vicar of a church in south Leeds says it's "frustrating" to be targeted by thieves for the third time in four years - this time flag stones have been taken from outside the front door.

Image source, St John the Evangelist church

In 2014 St John the Evangelist in Oulton was hit by lead thieves who took the metal from the roof, causing more than £1m of damage when it rained.

They struck again a few weeks ago taking the lightning conductor from the roof and in the last 48-hours they returned to take the flag stones from the porch area of the church.

Fly-tippers also struck at the church last summer, leaving behind asbestos which the church had to pay for to be cleaned away safely.

Rev Sarah Hancox, vicar at St John the Evangelist says the church has been closed since the lead theft and is grateful to the Heritage Lottery fund who gave them money for the repairs.

An invasion by Vikings has happened yet again in York.

If you fancy a battle, want to float in a boat, or begin a beard, this festival is the place for you:

Don't panic if you see the odd Dalek or rip in the space/time continuum in Sheffield today.

As these pictures reveal, the team behind the timelord are filming in the city today.

The BBC crew was filming outside Park Hill flats earlier today.

Let's hope the Doctor had her Tom Baker style scarf with her, it was a bit parky...

Image source, Andrew Wroe

Here she is in the form of actor Jodie Whittaker from Huddersfield and Bradley Walsh, snapped by Andrew Wroe.

BBC News Travel

We're not sure what the "police incident" is yet, but one to watch out for:

Yorkshire Post

The oldest remaining crew member of Whitby RNLI who served 24 years on the lifeboat from 1951 to 1975 has just celebrated his 90th birthday., external

Image source, Yorkshire Post

The Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire has made a video about the force's spending and his priorities.

Mark Burns-Williamson says there will be more officers among other things:

Yorkshire pantomimes have done well in the nominations for national awards this year.

Image source, British Panto Awards

For instance, Mother Goose at the Lyceum in Sheffield is up for Best Ensemble, alongside York Theatre Royal's Jack & the Beanstalk.

Here are all the nominations, external.

Five men are on trial accused of assaulting boys at the boarding school in the 1980s.

Spencer Stokes
Journalist, BBC Look North

A West Yorkshire factory is trialling a new biodegradable plastic that could dissolve in the ocean.

The company in Featherstone is testing the new compostable packaging in sea-water.

It's hoped it could help cut the amount of plastic that's harming marine life around the world.

I've been to Parkside Flexibles:

One eyewitness described hearing "kids screaming" as the BMW hit Fir Vale School in Sheffield.

A man is due to be interviewed by police in connection with damage at Scaborough Crematorium.

Image source, Bill Chat

Gravestones were knocked out of place, and deep tyre tracks left in the memorial area, as a vehicle was seen driving in an antisocial manner in the cemetery earlier this month.

Image source, Bill Chat

Officers are now working with staff at the facility to contact the relatives of the people whose graves have been affected.