Skipton man dies after being trapped beneath forklift truck
Mothballed Rotherham steel furnace to be reignited
North Yorkshire fracking protesters claim 'little victory'
Stolen Mercedes gets stuck down Leeds ginnel
Funeral of Dales TV star Hannah Hauxwell to be held
Big increase in Chinese visitors holidaying in Yorkshire
Barnsley Metrodome pools back in action
Charles and Camilla visit West and South Yorkshire
Live updates on Friday 16 February 2018
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After plumbing problems dogged the pools at Barnsley Metrodome during this half-term week, things are now back to normal.
The venue wasn't able to get enough water into the pools which left them closed for two days.
Image source, Barnsley Premier LeisureA North Yorkshire man's died after becoming trapped beneath a forklift truck.
It happened at a scrapyard in Cumbria yesterday.
The man was from Skipton.
He was freed by firefighters and flown to hospital by air ambulance, but died.
The Health and Safety Executive is examining the circumstances of his death.
The air ambulance has been called to a car crash on the A618 in North Yorkshire.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThe road has been closed between Thirsk and Northallerton at Thornton Le Moor.
North Yorkshire Police are telling motorists to avoid the area.
Mark Ansell
BBC Look North reporter
Sheffield's former world boxing champion Kell Brook has been speaking candidly about his fight with depression.
The fighter's explosive career has seen great highs as he rose to the top of the boxing tree; but the lows of defeat left him more battered than by any human opponent.
In returning to the ring, he'll be taking on Sergey Rabchenko on 3 March at the Sheffield Arena.
Ahead of that fight Brook has been telling me about his struggles with depression:
Police say they're trying to find this teenager who's gone missing from Peterborough but could be in West Yorkshire.
Image source, Cambridgeshire PoliceTaybah Khan, 13, was last seen at about 22:30 last night in Bretton, but is from Bradford.
She was visiting family in Peterborough but officers say she could have returned to West Yorkshire.
The teenager was last seen wearing black leggings with a black sweatshirt and grey and white Adidas trainers.
Quote MessageWe are growing increasingly concerned for her welfare and are urging Taybah to get in touch to confirm she is okay."
Cambridgeshire Police
The funeral has taken place for Hannah Hauxwell whose tough life as a farmer in the north of England featured in a series of television programmes.
Hannah Hauxwell found fame in the 1970s as the programmes showed her difficult and remote life in Baldersdale, near Barnard Castle.
She died aged 91 at a nursing home in West Auckland, County Durham, in January.
The service took place at Barnard Castle Methodist Church.
It was in 1973 when Yorkshire Television's documentary Too Long A Winter introduced Hannah.
Viewers saw her struggle to run the 80-acre Low Birk Hatt farm after the death of her parents, and attempting to survive on less than £200 per year.
The Reverend Beverley Hollings, who took the service, said: "People just admired her for her determination for keeping going in those conditions."
The recent cold snap is taking its toll on Yorkshire's water pipes - with 400 burst pipes in Leeds in the last three months alone.
Over Yorkshire 1,100 leaks on the water system were repaired in just December - a record according to Yorkshire Water.
The freezing weather causes underground pipes to contract and thaw, resulting in leaks or bursts occurring which are then fixed.
Yorkshire Water say they have a team of 200 "leakage inspectors" using drones, "acoustic ears" and even satellites to find leaks.
Quote MessageThe prolonged freezing weather has led to a spike in our repair work, but we are committed in the long term to reducing our leakage rate by 40% by 2025."
Andrew Roach, Yorkshire Water
Hannah Hauxwell found fame after a 1970s documentary which chronicled her life in the Yorkshire Dales.
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Police in North Yorkshire say they're looking for a Leeds man over a series of thefts from shops.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceOfficers want to speak to Dilwyn Rhys Hoare after the thefts from shops in Knaresborough.
If you know where he is call police officers on 101.
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Sheffield's commonwealth squash champion Nick Matthew is to defend his title at a fourth - and final - Games.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 37-year-old is one of nine players named in the England squad for the 2018 Games on Australia's Gold Coast.
Matthew is joined by 2014 silver medallists Laura Massaro, Alison Waters, Jennifer Duncalf and James Willstrop.
"For a while I didn't think I'd make it to my fourth Games," said the former world number one.
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have unveiled a new commemorative plaque at the Piece Hall in Halifax.
Charles and Camilla are on a one-day tour of Yorkshire where their next stop will be Square Chapel Arts Centre and Dean Clough.
They arrived at 11:00 and later today Prince Charles will restart work at a once mothballed steel works in South Yorkshire.
Police want to speak to the man in this CCTV image about reports of an armed robbery in Sheffield.
Image source, South Yorkshire PolicePolice are investigating a report that three men, one of whom was armed with what is believed to have been a gun, went into a property on Avisford Road in Southey Green on Monday night and demanded cash and car keys.
Nothing was taken in the incident.
A man has been arrested after a gun was fired during a break-in at flat in Bradford yesterday
Image source, GoogleIt happened just before midnight in Wedgemoor Close in Wyke when a member of the public phoned police to report men trying to get into a flat.
When police arrived they saw that a door had been damaged by a gunshot and the flat had been searched.
A 25-year-old man from Bradford has been arrested and is still in custody.
It's estimated two and a half million miles in bus journeys have been lost in parts of North Yorkshire over the last five years, according to research by the BBC.
That's a fifth of the entire service.
Experts say it's because more people using their cars, coupled with cuts to public funding.
The government says it invests £250m a year to support the bus network.
When it comes to mountain biking Steve Peat, external is a big name.
Image source, Sheffield City CouncilThe nine-time British Champion and double European Champion will be riding in his home city of Sheffield next month.
The event will be part of the Outdoor City Weekender, external, a big attraction for lovers of outdoor activities.
Peat will be competing in a mountain biking equivalent of downhill skiing.
There'll be a specially-created double slalom course on Howard Street, which leads down from Arundel Gate towards the main railway station.
Image source, Sheffield City CouncilQuote MessageWe’re really proud of our status as the Outdoor City and everything it means for the people who live in and visit Sheffield."
Mazher Iqbal, Council cabinet member
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall are in Yorkshire on a one-day tour today, they're currently in Halifax:
Charles and Camilla are being shown the historical aspects of the Piece Hall:
The Prince also stopped in one of the shops in the Piece Hall to talk about a homelessness project:
An MP from West Yorkshire is calling for an independent review on unreleased files from the Battle of Orgreave.
Image source, PAThousands of police officers and miners were involved in violent clashes at the coke plant in South Yorkshire in 1984 - in 2016 Home Secretary Amber Rudd ruled out any investigation into the incident.
Huge lines of police clashed with striking miners as they tried to stop lorries carrying coke to fuel the Scunthorpe steel furnaces.
In a statement to the House of Commons in October 2016, Mrs Rudd said: "Despite the forceful accounts and arguments provided by the campaigners and former miners who were present that day about the effect that these events have had on them, ultimately there were no deaths or wrongful convictions."
But today Pontefract and Castleford MP and chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee Yvette Cooper says in a letter , external"Coalfield communities need to know the truth about what happened at Orgreave."
"We have been pushing and pushing to uncover the documents and information that police forces hold on what happened. Now we have discovered there are hundreds of files on Orgreave that have never been released."
Championship side Barnsley appoint Portuguese Jose Morais as their new head coach on an 18-month deal.
Read MoreThe Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have arrived at the Piece Hall in Halifax as they tour the region today:
Charles and Camilla are touring the recently-refurbished Piece Hall as part of a day in Yorkshire which will also see the Prince re-start a previously mothballed steel furnace in Rotherham.
Image source, The Piece Hall