Officers are at the scene of Fir Vale School in Sheffield after two men were arrested this morning.

There were reports of a car being driven at speed in the school grounds, with damage being done to the front of the school building.

No-one was injured.

Officers say the school will be closed for the rest of the day.

The dismantling of the Endeavour's masts and rigging continues in Stockton continues today.

Strong winds stopped the cranes from working yesterday but the masts are expected to be down by tomorrow.

The replica of Captain Cook's ship is being moved to Whitby in time for the 250th anniversary of Cook's voyage to Australia in July.

It was built as a floating museum for £2.5m in 1993, but was sold at auction last August for £110,000 to a partnership led by businessman Andy Fiddler.

Image source, North York Moors National Park

The National Farmers Union (NFU) is calling on dog owners to keep their animals under control.

It follows figures which show sheep and other livestock worrying is costing Yorkshire farmers nearly three times as much as it did two years ago.

The NFU say livestock worrying cost farmers in the region £125,000 last year. That's up from £45,000 in 2015.

Dave Jones, Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Police, says dog attacks cause the farming community serious harm:

Police say they're looking for 15 to 20 teenagers in Bradford after they caused £11,000 of damage in a KFC.

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Staff at the restaurant on Odsal Road say they had asked the group to leave after they were using bad language.

But the group started to throw things around and smashed large windows - they then ran off.

West Yorkshire Police say staff were not injured during the fracas which happened on 1 February and they are appealing for witnesses.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

I've been getting an account of an incident at Fir Vale School in Sheffield this morning which has seen two men being arrested.

Police say the were called out after reports of a black BMW was being driven at speed around the school car park and that it had caused damage to the entrance.

No one was injured; police say the school will be closed for the rest of today.

Local man Naser Raoof was in the area and told me what he knew about the incident:

A 20ft by 10ft wooden cross has been suspended from York Minster this morning.

It's been placed on the central tower to mark the Christian season of Lent, which begins tomorrow on Ash Wednesday.

The cross has been made from rough lengths of scaffolding wood by the Minster’s works department and will stay in place until 20 May.

Here are staff at the cathedral preparing for the big hoist:

An arrest has been made after a man went on the run armed with an axe in Leeds at the weekend.

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A 36-year-old man handed himself in at Elland Road police station this morning after an appeal by West Yorkshire Police yesterday.

It comes after a van hit a cyclist in Sheepscar at about 17:30 on Saturday and then hit several more vehicles before being abandoned.

Another van was then stolen after the occupants were threatened by a man with an axe before a bicycle was later stolen in Headingley.

Leeds Beckett University students said they were on "lockdown" at the campus in Headingley (pictured) during the incident and were told not to leave their accommodation.

Andy Kershaw
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield News

Two men have been arrested following an incident at a school in Sheffield.

Here are the latest pictures from Fir Vale School which has been closed this morning on police advice:

Officers are investigating an incident involving a vehicle and it's understood the school's entrance doors have been damaged:

A statement from the school says no one has been hurt in the incident.

We're awaiting comment from the police about what's happened.

Police are currently at Fir Vale School in Sheffield, though as yet it's not clear what's happened there.

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There are reports of a car being involved in an incident at the school building's entrance.

The school itself says all pupils and staff are safe and no-one has been hurt.

The school has been closed to pupils on police advice.

More details as and when we get them...

Three years after a terrorist attack in Tunisia killed 38 people, including a couple from West Yorkshire, British tourists can start going to the destination again from today.

Tour operator Thomas Cook is taking British tourists back to Tunisia this week for the first time since an ISIS gunman massacred 38 people - 30 of them British - on a beach in Sousse in 2015.

Sharon and Christopher Bell, from Leeds, were among those shot dead.

Until last summer, the Foreign Office advised against travel there due to the high risk of terrorism.

But now it's lifted travel restrictions, saying Tunisia has made great progress on security.

The skull and bones of a man were found by children on land near Swaithe on 4 February.

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Sage advice from West Yorkshire Police here...

Essentially they're saying avoid Tong Road in Leeds like the plague:

North Yorkshire Police officers have been given special smartphone software to help in the fight against crime.

The kit, known as a "mobile office", means police can send evidence straight back to the station from the scene of a crime, instead of being taken off the streets to do paperwork.

It's already being used by officers out patrolling in North Yorkshire.

More police and community support officers will be issued with it later this year, the force says.

The first wave of 54 acts is announced, with more to be named in the coming months.

Rock acts Kings of Leon and Fall Out Boy have been announced as the headliners at this year's Reading and Leeds festival.

R&B artist Kendrick Lamar and popstar Dua Lipa will also perform, alongside BBC Music Sound of 2018 winner Sigrid.

The first wave of 54 acts were announced this morning, with more acts expected to be named in the coming weeks and months.

The festivals, now in their 47th year, will take place between 24-26 August.

Work starts today on a £250,000 renovation of Sheffield's Norfolk Heritage Park as part of a city council scheme which will see £1.5m of improvements to parks across the city.

The idea is to make parks more appealing through better play and recreation facilities and routes for joggers and walkers.

Norfolk Park, external used to be the Duke of Norfolk's deer park and is listed by English Heritage.

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When Keith Limbert's wife Anne fell ill and could no longer drive, he decided he would learn.

At the age of 79 and after 40 lessons and three tests, Mr Limbert has just passed.

The Leeds couple are now looking forward to easier trips to hospital appointments and to having days out together:

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Rain, sleet and snow are heading our way in Yorkshire - but it will get brighter again later.

Watch my full forecast here:

There's more Noel Gallagher news to report now after we told you earlier the former Oasis singer-songwriter will be headlining this year's Tramlines in Sheffield, external.

Image source, Scarborough Open Air Theatre

It's just been announced the singer and his band The High Flying Birds will be heading to Scarborough this summer.

The band will play Europe's largest open-air theatre on Friday 6 July.

A planned flagship housing development in North Yorkshire still needs millions of pounds of investment before it can go ahead, it's being claimed.

The government recently announced it's giving £9m to help the Olympia Park project in Selby get off the ground.

Architects said the project - which was first started in 2003 - would feature 1,000 homes and retail and sporting facilities.

But Labour councillor Brian Marshall says while the site is ripe to create homes and jobs, it won't happen without even more investment: