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Today will be a mainly cloudy and damp day with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, although there will be some drier interludes as well.
Tonight, most places will become dry and chilly, however there maybe one or two showers:
Drivers at a Scarborough car event put lives at risk, police have said.
Read MoreHere's five stories to help you catch up on the news today in Yorkshire:
It's Bangladesh Independence day today and to celebrate we've asked our Voice of Bradford reporter, Faisal Motin, what his mother country means to him.
Bangladesh was declared independent on 26 March 1971 after a nine month civil war against the Pakistani Army.
Here's Faisal's take on a country that's close to his heart.
Paul Drake was arrested in Scarborough after a confrontation with self-styled paedophile hunters.
Read MorePolice are trying to trace the occupants of a car after a fatal accident in Leeds on Friday night.
A 38-year-old male pedestrian died after the accident on Middleton Lane.
Now police officers want to trace the occupants of a small white car which was travelling along Middleton Lane in the direction of Thorpe.
The 28-year-old driver of a black Vauxhall Vectra was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
He has since been released under investigation
An apparently genuine Ancient Egyptian artefact has been discovered, external among an anonymous box of donations at a Sheffield charity shop.
Image source, Yorkshire PostCastleford Tigers survive a spirited second-half fightback from Leeds Rhinos to earn a narrow win at Elland Road.
Read MoreFollowing news that Sheffield City Council is to halt tree-felling in the city for a second time, social media has seen some cynical reaction.
Image source, TwitterThe City Council and the police have been accused by protesters of colluding to nullify the efforts of campaigners who think the felling of street trees is being done for reasons other than public safety and the local environment.
That's a charge denied by both bodies, yet they've faced criticism nationally in the media and recently the Environment Secretary Michael Gove described what's been going on as "environmental vandalism".
A 14-year-old girl has reported that she's been a victim of a serious sexual assault in Huddersfield.
Police say that they need to speak to two men seen by the girl after the incident which took place in Greenhead Park on Friday evening.
A fifteen year old boy has been arrested in connection with the incident and is currently in police custody.
Quote MessageAlthough this happened late into the evening on Friday, I would like to appeal to anyone who was in the park or walking through the area who may have any information about this incident to come forward and speak to the police.
Detective Constable Paul Campbell, West Yorkshire Police
Image source, GoogleA move from coal to gas in 2016 has brought environmental benefits according to a University of Sheffield study.
Image source, PABritain's emissions fell by 6% it says, a change caused by what is describes as "effective carbon pricing."
The same study finds that Russia and the US could potentially convert 40-50% of their coal generation to natural gas, but China and India could only displace 6-12% due to the relative size of their natural gas generation.
Quote MessageThis research suggests that fuel switching from coal to natural gas with the existing generation is an area that warrants greater policy interest at a global level. Not least as it is likely to prove vastly cheaper to refrain from emitting a tonne of CO2 now, rather than have to take it back out of the atmosphere in 50 years time."
Dr Grant Wilson, University of Sheffield
Sheffield City Council's plan to fell thousands of healthy trees prompts angry protests.
Read MoreWe don't say 'giant' casually.
Measuring 58m x 47m, it couldn't be described as anything else.
Image source, Barnsley CouncilThis is the final design of the artwork which will sit on top of Barnsley town centre's multi-storey car park, to capture attention as helicopters broadcast live as the Tour de Yorkshire, external moves in to the town in May.
It's been designed by members of the "Art through Recovery" group, the local charity ‘Creative Recovery’ uses creativity to bring about social change, inspire community spirit and boost well-being and recovery.
Quote MessageThe race also presents a wonderful opportunity for people to visit the town and experience an exciting day of sport and entertainment”
Phillip Spurr, Service Director, Culture, Housing & Regulation
The BBC understands there will be an immediate pause in tree felling in Sheffield.
There have been protests and criticism of the PFI (Private Finance Initiative) project to improved the city's roads and pavements, which has led to trees being removed by the contractor AMEY.
Last week the Secretary of State for the Environment Michael Gove commented on the situation.
Labour MP Rachel Reeves has welcomed the decision to halt the work:
Meanwhile, Conservative MP Gillian Keegan says the situation seems to have spiralled unnecessarily:
Police want evidence gathered against deceased suspect Peter Pickering made publicly available.
Read MoreA man turned to drugs when a relative fell to his death from a hotel balcony., external
He's now been sent to prison for his offences.
Jalali Ali led an exemplary life but then got hooked on crack cocaine following the tragedy in Spain.
He started offending to fund his habit and on 6 November was caught stealing bottles of perfume from Primark.
Image source, Huddersfield ExaminerA soldier from Leeds who was awarded a Victoria Cross for his remarkable bravery during the First World War has been recognised with a special tribute.
As part of a special service held today, a distinctive paving stone was unveiled in Garforth to mark the centenary commemoration of the VC medal to Sergeant Albert Mountain, who served in the Yorkshire Regiment.
The paving stone is located at The Miners Bar & Kitchen under a blue plaque marking Sergeant Mountain’s efforts
He was the landlord of the pub from 1953 until his death in 1967.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilSergeant Mountain’s valour and bravery at Hamelincourt, France on 26 March 1918, is detailed in his nomination for a VC, which bestowed for gallantry in "the presence of the enemy" is the highest award in the United Kingdom’s honours system.
Anthony Hopcraft caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to the road in Scarborough's North Bay.
Read MoreDoncaster-Sheffield Airport has announced five new routes, including what it says is Yorkshire's first-long haul holiday destination.
From summer next year a scheduled flight will serve Florida once a week.
The airline TUI will base an additional aircraft at the airport.
Currently 1.3m passengers a year use the terminal and the management team plan to handle three million passengers a year within five years.
Chris Harcombe is the airport's Aviation Development Director:
Police chiefs have spent more than £4m on part-time staff in the last two years, external after cuts and squeezed budgets forced bosses to bring in extra help.
West Yorkshire Police’s bill for temporary and agency staff hit £2,470,324 in 2017.
The total stood at £1,661,354 12 months earlier an increase of £808,970 in 12 months.
Image source, PA
