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Today will be rather breezy with sunny spells and the chance of a few showers.
These could become heavy during the afternoon and may give the odd rumble of thunder.
Tonight the showers will ease and it will be breezy and cool:
A public inquiry will continue today into whether petrochemical company Ineos can carry out exploratory drilling at Harthill, near Rotherham.
Its initial application was rejected by Rotherham Council's planning board in January, and referred to the Planning Inspectorate.
Protesters claim the drilling will lead to environmental and safety concerns, including increased traffic and pollution.
Ineos want to dig a 1.7-mile well to extract rock samples for testing to see if it is viable.
Councillors from the borough's planning board are expected to give evidence to a government planning inspector later to explain why they object.
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Train services from Yorkshire's main railway stations seem to be running pretty smoothly so far this morning.
You can check the latest information for your journey from National Rail Enquiries right here:
Five fire crews have tackled an overnight blaze at an industrial unit near Thirsk.
At its height, about 25 firefighters from Thirsk, Ripon, Boroughbridge, Easingwold and Northallerton were dealing with the blaze which started earlier this morning at the unit in Dalton.
The incident has now been scaled down to three fire engines and crews are "damping down and checking for hotspots", according to North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue service.
Shadow sports minister Dr Rosena Allin-Khan says Leeds United must "rethink" a planned post-season tour of Myanmar.
Read MoreBottom side Guiseley hold off a Torquay fightback to win a thriller between two relegated sides in the National League.
Read MoreMK Dons are pushed closer to relegation to League Two after falling to a 2-0 defeat away at Bradford City.
Read MoreBarnsley miss the opportunity to move out of the Championship relegation zone as they lose at Nottingham Forest.
Read MoreBlackburn Rovers are promoted back to the Championship at the first attempt after winning at Doncaster Rovers.
Read MoreAn inquest heard there had been an "epidemic" of trespassing at the abandoned Sheffield building.
Read MoreA naturist club's website said children could attend swims if accompanied "by a parent or guardian".
Read MoreYorkshire's headlines today include:
Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.
Energy firm Ineos wants to carry out test drilling near Harthill.
Read MoreHave you seen this teenager, he's gone missing from the Bradford area.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceKieran Blythe hasn't been seen since leaving his home in the Woodside area of the city at 16:30 yesterday.
He was wearing a black jacket, dark bottoms and white trainers.
Police say "he is known to frequent Bradford and Leeds city centres and Pudsey."
West Yorkshire Police have questioned the horticultural skills of a potential cannabis farmer after a raid today:
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThe force's Bradford South team tweeted a picture of the fruits of their raid., external
They included a dig at the person who had set up the room to grow cannabis.
They said "Think the grower isn’t very green fingered".
The two children were found on a busy street in Bradford in the early hours, barefoot and wearing just their pyjamas.
Read MoreA woman who went out drinking and left her two barefoot children to wander the streets in their pyjamas has been given a suspended jail sentence.
Bradford Crown Court heard the youngsters - both aged under five - were helped by a passing lorry driver.
Prosecutor Richard Walters said the driver was horrified when he found out the children had crossed one of the busiest roads in the city.
The woman - who cannot be named - received a 14-month sentence suspended for two-years.
She was also ordered to do 250 hours unpaid work and comply with a 30-day rehabilitation order.
Quote MessageYou have an appalling problem with alcohol and in drink you are aggressive and anti-social - you assault police officers and you wholly forget your responsibilities as a mother"
Judge Jonathan Durham Hall QC
Amnesty International are questioning Leeds United's plan to travel to Myanmar for a post-season tour because of the country's "brutal" human rights record.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe two games scheduled for May are in areas in which Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) guidance is to "check travel advice before travelling".
Amnesty International UK director Kate Allen said "It certainly seems like an odd choice of country to choose to tour,"
"Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya have fled crimes against humanity in Rakhine State to neighbouring Bangladesh; those who remain continue to live under a system amounting to apartheid."
Quote MessageFar too often sporting events have been used as a cheap PR tool to 'sportswash' the stain of a country's human rights record"
Kate Allen, Amnesty International UK
It may have been a dreary day for many of us in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, but these photos from our BBC Weather Watchers show it's most definitely spring.
Thanks to Anne for this shot of some lovely tulips in Skelton.
Image source, Anne Howard WebbThe bluebells are out in force in Great Limber - thanks to Ar for this photo.
Image source, ArKeep sending in your photos via the BBC Weather Watchers site.
Police carried out a drugs raid in York this morning, and left their calling card to let everyone know they'd been.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThey seized cannabis and syringes "containing a brown substance" during the operation in Dale Street off Nunnery Lane this morning.
Officers acted after a tip-off from neighbours but no one has been arrested.
A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "This morning’s warrant shows we can and will act on community concerns and take proactive enforcement action.”
