Calderland, a community opera staged after the 2015 floods, wins a Royal Philharmonic Society Award.

Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani says he did not reconsider the club's decision to go on a controversial post-season trip to Myanmar.

Eight teenagers who caused thousands of pounds of damage to heritage railway carriages have been sentenced.

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Light fittings, furniture and fixings on the eight carriages, belonging to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, were damaged in the vandalism in Pickering last July.

The carriages, which date between 1930 and 1950, were used in the filming of the TV drama Downton Abbey.

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All eight teenagers pleaded guilty to theft and criminal damage:

• Mollie Dawson, 18, of Keld Head Orchard, Kirkbymoorside, received a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay fines and costs totaling £635.88
• Benjamin Terry, 19, of Jute Road, York, was also given a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay fines and costs of £135.88
• A 17-year-old boy, from Lendales Lane, Pickering, was ordered to pay compensation of £530 and will have to complete a 12 month youth offending panel contract
• Two 17-year-old boys, from Pickering, who cannot be named because of their age, were given a youth offending panel contract for six months and will have to pay fines and costs totalling £135 each
• A 17-year-old girl from Pickering and a 17-year-old boy, both from Ampleforth, who cannot be named, were ordered to pay compensation of £535 and complete a twelve-month youth offending panel contract
• A 17-year-old boy, from Malton, was ordered to pay compensation of £535 and will have to complete a 12 month youth offending panel contract.

Officers are investigating reports of shots being fired at a car in the Conisbrough area of Doncaster yesterday.

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Police were told a masked man got out of a grey car on Sheffield Road, at the junction with Poplar Grove, and fired two shots at a blue car driving towards Rotherham.

No one is thought to have been injured.

The injured man was taken to hospital and later arrested, police said.

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Traffic problems in Leeds today are due a shooting last night in the city.

The investigation is continuing this morning and a police cordon remains in place at the scene:

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BBC Political Correspondent

Sheffield is the perfect location for Channel 4 to move too, says the newly elected mayor of Sheffield City Region, external.

The TV company is set to move outside London as part of government plans to give a greater voice to the regions.

Dan Jarvis, who is also Labour MP for Barnsley, told the Commons why Sheffield was the best choice:

A man in his 80s remains in a critical but stable condition after he was hit by a car in Keighley yesterday.

The 88-year-old was walking along Keighley Road when he was hit by a brown Ford Focus.

The car driver, a man also in his 80s, stopped at the scene and was spoken to by officers.

An autistic teenager says creating art from discarded scratchcards acts as a form of therapy.

The pictures, by James Owen Thomas, are on show at Bradford Industrial Museum, external until July.

The teenager, from Pateley Bridge, say art has made an enormous difference to his life:

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Holly Lynch, the Labour MP for Halifax, has announced she and her husband are expecting their first child later this year:

A man was shot last night as he sat in a car in Leeds in a targeted attack, police said.

The 23-year-old man was in a BMW at traffic lights on Burmantofts Street, near to the A64 flyover, when a silver Mazda 3 cut through traffic and pulled alongside.

Three masked men got out, two of them carrying machetes or bats, and attacked the BMW.

One of them pulled out a handgun and shot at the driver of the car before the three men fled.

The 23-year-old man was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to his shoulder, but his injuries were minor.

West Yorkshire Police said the injured man had been arrested on suspicion of possession of firearm with intent to cause fear of violence and is currently in custody.

A police cordon remains in place and has caused significant traffic delays in Leeds today.

Barnsley Council has responded to market traders' anger over its latest bid to make the town smoke-free by 2025.

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The council wants to drop market traders at the new Glass Works (pictured) who sell smoking-related items such as papers, lighters and flints.

Matthew Gladstone, Executive Director for Place, said the primary aim of The Glass Works is to create a safe and welcoming family-friendly destination.

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Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cooler feel to things throughout the day across Yorkshire with plenty of sunny spells and brightness to come.

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Trevor Gibbons
BBC Local Live, Leeds

There've been major delays to traffic in Leeds city centre this morning after a police cordon was set up by police following an incident which it's believed happened overnight.

I've been out to the scene where the blue tape fluttering in the wind is across Burmantofts Road, which leads to Beckett Street and St James’s Hospital.

A second tape cordon across the road is in place a short distance further along and the road is empty of vehicles.

Police officers stand guard over the stretch of road as parents and children are guided into the nearby school.

Staff and patients hoping to reach the hospital on foot are being guided into the school grounds and told they can reach St James’s that way.

All traffic for Beckett Street is being diverted onto the raised carriageway of the A64(M) and there are large queues of vehicles caused by the closure.

As as result, the occasional blast of a horn can be heard as tempers fray in the traffic queue.

One of Doncaster’s best known music shops has shut its doors and is no longer trading.

A generation of musicians has bought instruments and gear from the Electro Music shop on Copley Road since it opened in 1982.

But now the shutters are down and there's a sign on the door and on the company's website saying it's ceased trading.

The company's website, external thanks anyone who has bought anything from the shop in the past and provides contact information for the liquidator and future guitar repairs.

News of the closure has been met with dismay from people who have bought equipment and instruments there, including BBC Radio Leeds presenter Stephanie Hirst:

Trevor Gibbons
BBC Local Live, Leeds

These are the latest pictures from near the scene of an incident in Leeds city centre this morning.

A police cordon's been set near Beckett Street, but we have no more details at present as to what's happened.

There've been major delays in the city centre as result of the road closure:

The mum of a Sheffield Hallam University student who died after taking MDMA while out celebrating the end of her studies is warning parents to get wise to the risks their children face.

Joana Burns, 22, collapsed at the Tuesday Club at Sheffield University Students' Union on 6 June last year.

A coroner yesterday recorded a verdict of death by misadventure.

Joana's mum, Mosca, says parents need to be aware:

Huddersfield Town fans were celebrating into the night yesterday after the Terriers secured a second season in the Premier League.

A battling draw at Stamford Bridge damaged Chelsea's hopes of playing in next season's Champions League and left Swansea City on the brink of relegation.

Here are just a few reminders of last night's triumphant scenes:

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If you're heading into Leeds city centre this morning, be aware that there are major delays on the roads.

No more information about the incident from the police as yet: