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Updates on breaking news will continue through the night
It will be largely dry, but cold this evening and overnight, with a widespread frost.
Clear skies will lead to a widespread frost.
Here's a look at the next few hours:
A rather large queue has formed on Kirkstall Road in Leeds this afternoon:
The queue of about 150 people is actually full of those wanting to get a piece of Hollywood.
Today film producers have been auditioning extras for a new film starring Keira Knightley.
The film is set in the early 2000s and is a spy drama set against the Iraq war.
The commemorative plaque recalls how the shop was occupied by the Women's Social and Political Union.
Read MoreA Grade II*-listed former cloth market dates from 1711 but has fallen into serious disrepair.
Read MoreTwo men have been arrested after a protester against Sheffield Council's scheme to remove trees in the city crawled under a truck.
South Yorkshire Police said they were called to Kenwood Road where a protester was underneath a truck within the secured safety zone of tree work.
The truck was jacked up and placed on axle stands, officers wearing helmets then got underneath the truck to remove a protester.
South Yorkshire Police say two men have been arrested on suspicion of obstructing a person acting in the execution of the Highways Act 1980.
They remain in police custody for questioning.
Image source, PAThe tree felling is part of Sheffield City Council's £2bn Streets Ahead project, aimed at improving roads and footpaths in the city. About 5,500 trees have been cut down since 2012.
The authority, which is planting new trees after removing existing ones, insists those earmarked for felling are either "dangerous, dead, diseased, dying, damaging or discriminatory".
Campaigners argue many of the trees classed by the council as "damaging" or "discriminatory" are healthy specimens which should not be cut down, saying amendments to surrounding pavements and roads should be made instead.
The cancellations and disruption for Hull Trains passengers is expected to continue tomorrow.
The company says these services will be affected on Friday 8 March:
Southbound
08.23 Hull – London King's Cross is cancelled
10.30 Hull – London King's Cross is cancelled
15.12 Hull – London King's Cross is cancelled
17.10 Hull – London King's Cross starts at Doncaster
19.11 Hull – London King's Cross is cancelled
Northbound
07.22 London King's Cross – Hull is cancelled
11.48 London King's Cross – Hull is cancelled
13.48 London King's Cross – Hull is cancelled
15.48 London King's Cross – Hull terminates at Doncaster
18.50 London King's Cross – Beverley is cancelled
A blue plaque's been unveiled on International Women's Day to honour Leeds' first female MP.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt will be given a permanent home outside the library in Normanton - the town where Alice Bacon was born.
Alice was a Labour MP in two Leeds constituencies - Leeds North East and then Leeds South East between 1945 and 1970, when she was made a life peer.
She died in 1993, aged 83.
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BBC Local Live
A passenger has been reported missing from a DFDS ferry, prompting a large scale search and rescue operation along the North East coast.
The coastguard was called just after 12:15 following reports of a missing passenger on a ferry on route from the Netherlands to North Shields.
The coastguard search and rescue helicopter is currently searching the area with lifeboats from six RNLI stations including Hartlepool, Tynemouth, Blyth, Filey, Scarborough and Whitby.
A search and rescue helicopter based at Humberside Airport is leading the search for a man who has gone missing from a ferry in the North Sea.
HM Coastguard says a large-scale operation is under way after the passenger was reported missing from the DFDS ferry that was travelling from the Netherlands to North Shields, Tyneside at around 12:15 today.
The helicopter and lifeboats from six RNLI stations along the coast are involved in the search.
RNLI crews from Yorkshire have been searching for a missing ferry passenger this afternoon.
More to follow.
Sheffield councillors have spoken out about abuse they've received.
Council leader Julie Dore told last night's meeting that she'd had to be moved to a safe house because of the abuse.
Her colleague Jayne Dunn told Radio Sheffield's Toby Foster about one case where people had broken into her property.
Council leader Julie Dore had to stay in a safe house for four days after one threat was received.
Read MoreA woman was left high and dry on the A1(M) this morning after she needed the loo.
According to police, she had got out the car she was in - which was being driven by her son - to discreetly go to the loo.
But before she could get back inside the car traffic had begun to move again and her son drove off leaving her stranded on the hard shoulder.
She flagged down a passing police patrol car and they were reunited at Wetherby Services.
Happy Mother's Day!
Police in North Yorkshire are asking for help to find a wanted Colburn man.
Andrew Edward Garrett has broken the terms of his release from prison where he was serving a two year sentence for wounding.
Image source, North Yorkshire PolicePolice believe the 20-year-old may be in the Catterick or Colburn areas.
Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 or CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.
A motorcyclist has died after his machine hit a wall in Sheffield.
The accident happened while he was turning at the junction of Cobnar Road and Derbyshire Lane in Woodseats.
Image source, GoogleThe 53-year-old rider was pronounced dead at the scene.
Anyone with information is asked to contact South Yorkshire Police on 101.
Good news for train commuters, well sort of.
One of Northern's brand new trains has left the factory, but don't get too excited just yet, they're just going to test it.
Image source, NorthernThe testing session will be in the Czech Republic at the end of this week.
Ian Hyde from Northern said: “We’ve worked for so long on the design and construction of the new trains it's a real thrill to see one on the move for the first time, even if it is only for a few metres”
School closures and travel delay were experienced as snow fell across Yorkshire.
Read MoreA camel has given birth at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster.
The calf, who hasn't been named yet, was born to mum Darcey at 11:00 on Tuesday.
The public are being asked to help name the animal, as long as the name begins with a 'K'.
Image source, Yorkshire Wildlife ParkPolice in Harrogate say they're trying to find this man after he was arrested on suspicion of affray:
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceDaniel Lister, aged 22, was arrested after the incident on 3 February at the Retro Bar on Mount Parade in the town.
Officers say they think he is still in the Harrogate area, although he also has links to Leeds.
If you see him call North Yorkshire Police on 101.