The Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is being urged to explain how he wants the NHS to be run in Calderdale and Kirklees.

It comes after he urged health bosses to think again about plans to downgrade Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.

Halifax Labour MP Holly Lynch is one of a group of West Yorkshire MPs wanting answers about what happens next:

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A woman from North Yorkshire will be staying overnight in Windsor Castle during the Royal Wedding this weekend.

Alison Wragg will be staying with her nephew - who just happens to be a member of the Royal Household.

Alison told me how lucky she feels to be at the heart of events what will be a very big day:

It's a chilly but sunny start across Yorkshire.

The rest of the day will be breezy with sunny intervals:

Rotherham United are going to Wembley for the League One play-off final.

They'll face Shrewsbury Town a week on Sunday for a place in the Championship.

Rotherham won their semi-final second leg tie against Scunthorpe 2-0 at the New York Stadium last night to win 4-2 on aggregate.

BBC Radio Sheffield's Andy Giddings was there to see all the action and this is his view on a memorable match:

For the third time in just over a decade the government has called a halt to the East Coast Main Line rail franchise. So, what happens now?

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Transport Secretary Chris Grayling says it will be put in the hands of a public-private partnership at least until about 2020.

For two years the line will be state-run, by an operator of last resort, set up and overseen by the department of transport but involving private sector firms including engineering firm Arup.

Passengers and staff shouldn't see any disruption to day-to-day services, according to the transport secretary.

After 2020 the aim is that there will be much closer cooperation between state-owned Network Rail, which owns the track infrastructure, and whoever is operating the train service.

The East Coast Mainline, which is being renamed London and North Eastern Railway (LNER), a brand resurrected from the 1940s, will then be run by a public-private partnership.

Rail services from Yorkshire's main stations are generally running on time at the moment.

However, if you are planning to travel on the 06:46 Doncaster to Southampton service or the 07:04 Bradford Interchange service to York, unfortunately they've both been cancelled.

For all the latest live updates from National Rail Enquiries, click on the links below:

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Police have issued a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the sexual assault of a student in Bradford earlier this week.

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It happened in the early hours of Monday morning at the University of Bradford complex when a 21-year-old female student was grabbed as she was making her way home.

She attempted to push the man away but the suspect continued to keep hold of the victim and sexually assaulted her.

The victim did manage to get away from her attacker after punching him in the chest and the suspect fled the scene.

The man is described as Asian, in his 20s, about 5ft 6ins tall and with a short, trimmed beard.

His clothing was distinctive: a black t-shirt with the words "Toyko, NYC and Paris" emblazoned on the chest. He was also wearing a hooded top.

Det Insp Damian Simpson says: "The victim was left shaken and extremely distressed as a result of this incident."

Anyone with any information about the identity of the suspect is being asked to contact police.

Rotherham United beat Scunthorpe United to book a League One play-off final meeting with Shrewsbury Town at Wembley.

Jake Hartley drove at people in Blackpool after being thrown out of a club in the resort.

Yorkshire's top stories today include:

• East Coast Main Line to return to public ownership
• Leeds shooting: Arrest after man shot at traffic lights
• Cable thieves hit rail journeys through Rotherham
• York 'Peace Tree' to be cut down
• Sheffield to get city's youngest ever Lord Mayor

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.

This chaotic scene is the result of a suspected drink driver.

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It happened in Leeds last night when the driver hit two parked cars.

West Yorkshire Police , externalallege he ran off after the crash.

But officers caught him and say he's now due in court.

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A teenage driver from Todmorden who ploughed into pedestrians in Blackpool - sparking fears of a terrorist incident - has been sentenced to five years in a young offender's institution., external

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Miners with chronic lung conditions must have worked underground for 20 years to qualify.

We're all being warned to be careful where we put mirrors when the sun's shining after this happened in Leeds:

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West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue service say the fire started after light reflected off the mirror and caused a fire.

It happened in Otley at the weekend and caused a lot of damage.

In a tweet the brigade's investigation team said, external "Fire started by reflected sunlight. Be careful where you put that mirror!"

Theresa May's been pressed for "desperately needed" funding to deal with the aftermath of Rotherham's child sexual exploitation scandal.

The matter's been raised at Prime Minister's Questions by the Labour MP for Rother Valley.

Sir Kevin Barron reminded her of a previous pledge, made when she was Home Secretary, to provide sufficient resources:

Theresa May said that people had been "appalled" about what happened in Rotherham, and promised to look into the matter:

Brewer Samuel Smith and its chairman plead guilty to failing to give details to regulators.

A man from Pontefract has been jailed for nine years after he admitted a string of sexual offences against a child in the 1990s.

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George Butterfield, of Halfpenny Lane in Pontefract, pleaded guilty to 10 offences of indecent assault against a single victim between 1992 and 1999.

The 70-year-old's victim came forward last year leading to an investigation and today's sentencing at Leeds Crown Court.

Butterfield was given nine years in jail and has been made the subject of a sexual harm prevention order.

Earlier today we told you the East Coast Main Line is being brought back under government control.

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Here's what we know about the move that Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said would provide the smoothest transition to a new operator.

Why is it happening?

• The London to Edinburgh line has been run by a joint venture between Stagecoach and Virgin, since 2015.
• The companies paid £3.3bn to run the franchise until 2023, but it ran into financial trouble last year
• In February it was announced that the franchise would end early,
• Chris Grayling said the companies had "got their bid wrong", overestimating passenger numbers and revenues.

What do Virgin and Stagecoach blame it on?

• They lay the fault of the failure at the door of Network Rail
• The companies claim a lack of upgrades meant they couldn't run as many services.

What happens now?

• The service is being renamed London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) a brand last used in the 1940s.
• The government says bringing it back under state control will give time to find a new commercial owner
• Virgin and Stagecoach will be allowed to bid for future rail franchises.

This weekend artists around Wetherby will open the doors of their studios for members of the public.

Image source, Wetherby Artists

The idea is that you can go in to the various places which willl open their doors, chat to the artist and maybe buy some of their creations.

Artists Around Wetherby started in 2014 and people will have to look out for orange signs and balloons that mark where participating studios are.

If you fancy going and having a look around for them, there will be leaflets with maps at local shops.

A Batley mum suffered minor injuries after a gang armed with screwdrivers broke into her house as she was at home with her young child.

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It happened yesterday on White Lee Road at about 14:00 when the 32-year-old woman heard a loud bang.

She saw a man at the rear patio door trying to get in and then discovered four other men in the hallway carrying screwdrivers.

The men told her to hand over her valuables and threatened her, but she tried to get away and one of the men grabbed her and she fell to the floor causing minor injuries.

The men left with an engagement ring, other jewellery and a laptop.