Marc Sneyd's late drop-goal seals victory for Hull FC against Leeds Rhinos, who have now suffered back-to-back one-point losses.

Maisy's vet said "it was quite a feat" for a dog to swallow four full teddy bears.

The men, who are accused of killing Steven Willis in Normanby, have appeared in court.

Yorkshire's top stories today include:

• Police cordon to stay for rest of day at shooting scene
• Truck theft ends in dramatic bike crash
• Appeal for quick cliff crack fix in Scarborough
• Last orders for landmark Yorkshire pub
• Dynamo's campaign for Syrian child refugees

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.

Well, what a scorcher it has been today!

We thought we'd share some very nice sunny scenes with you from across Yorkshire today, starting off in Scarborough:

A 19-year-old man is in hospital after being pulled from a car and stabbed in Rotherham.

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South Yorkshire police say they were called out to Wellgate in Rotherham at just after 19:00 on Wednesday.

They've been told a dark car pulled up, four men got out and went up to an Audi A3 containing two men.

The 19-year old driver of the Audi was pulled from the car, punched in the face and stabbed in the back.

One of the four attackers then smashed the Audi's windscreen before getting back into the dark car and drving off with his companions.

The teenage victim has been treated for his injuries in hospital. Police are appealing for witnesses.

A family dog whose owners feared she could have cancer because her stomach was swollen were relieved to discover it wasn't down to the disease at all.

No, the real culprit was the fact she had eaten FOUR teddy bears:

Image source, Paragon Veterinary Referrals

Eight-year-old St Bernard Maisy even went for a CT scan which showed a mass on her spleen, and naturally her owner Jane Dickinson, from Roberttown, near Dewsbury, was fearing the worst.

But when the vet carried out an operation to remove Maisy’s spleen, he found an array of soft toys in her stomach.

Maisy has since made a full recovery from her operation and she has shown no signs of cancer, she's now back at home.

A man has been left with a broken jaw after he was attacked on a train between Leeds and Sheffield.

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It happened at about 22:15 on Saturday when a 20-year-old man was set upon by three other men in the corridor near a toilet.

The man was left with "serious facial injuries", including a broken jaw, which meant he had to go to hospital.

Police say they're looking for a white man in his 20s and a man of mixed race, with curly hair who was in his mid to late 20s.

Managers at Hull College say they are unaware of a vote of no confidence in chief executive Michelle Swinthenbank.

Image source, Hull College Group

Today members of the University and Union College (UCU) are calling for Michelle Swithenbank to stand down.

The ongoing dispute is over plans to cut 231 posts.

However, the college group, which also runs sites in Harrogate and Goole, says they have not been informed of today's vote.

They also warn, having consulted lawyers, that staff who attended a protest yesterday about cuts could be in breach of contract if they attended the demonstration.

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Some good news if you're stuck in that long queue on the A1M:

Police in Sheffield have launched an investigation after multiple gunshots were fired in the city last night.

Two houses were damaged, with their downstairs windows being damaged by bullets but no-one is reported to have been injured.

A cordon is still in place on Bransby Street and is expected to remain closed for the rest of the day as forensic officer do their work.

One woman told BBC Radio Sheffield: "I heard what sounded like multiple gunshots in quick succession then I heard something smashing, like a window, and then a car driving off.

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An overturned van is causing problems on the A1M this afternoon:

Image source, Highways England

It happened between J40 and J41 northbound near Pontefract about an hour ago.

Traffic officers are currently holding traffic so they can get it moved.

There are more than eight miles of queues and slow traffic in the run up to the scene of the crash.

A man trying to escape with a motorbike used during the theft of a truck is stopped in his tracks.

We all know it's sunny - but just how hot is it?

Weather expert Paul Hudson's been totting it up and here's what he's seen:

The government's coming under fresh pressure to allow football fans to stand at Premier League and Championship games - a move banned after safety concerns following the Hillsborough disaster.

Ministers have recently rejected calls to allow "safe standing" in what are known as "rail seats" which can be locked in an upright position.

But now the Conservative MP for Nottingham North, Alex Norris, thinks the idea should be reconsidered.

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A replacement bus service is running on northbound Northern trains between Doncaster and Brough this afternoon.

Services are being diverted via Selby due to signalling problem at Goole.

There is a normal service southbound.

Ask yourself this question, what is Yorkshire's best international export?

Is it tea, cheese, flat caps or wool? Well, it's probably all of those things, and now we can count buses as well!

A West Yorkshire coach building firm has just sent 114 buses to New Zealand:

Image source, Optare

Optare, who are based in Sherburn in Elmet handed over the Metrocity buses today at a special ceremony in Wellington.

So if you're ever on holiday there and get on one, you can proudly tell all of the other passengers all about the bus you're on!

The cherry blossom is in full bloom at Abbeydale Park Rise in Sheffield.

The street, where residents put up Christmas lights on the trees, has been one of the flashpoints between Amey, South Yorkshire Police and anti-tree felling protesters.

Image source, Paul Selby

The tree felling programme has been paused after a series of clashes.

Sheffield City Council which is planting new trees after removing existing ones, says those earmarked for felling are either "dangerous, dead, diseased, dying, damaging or discriminatory".

Campaigners have argued 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.

Leeds has been enjoying temperatures into the mid 20s today, here's a selection of pictures from around the city as people enjoy the April sun:

Can you help find a missing teenage girl from Bradford?

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Hannah Afzal was last seen in Northside Road at about 15:20 on Wednesday.

The 15-year-old was wearing a camouflage jacket with a cream or pink fur hood, light blue jeans and white trainers.

She may be carrying a black plastic bag and a brown handbag.