Breaking news, sport, travel and weather updates from across North, South and West Yorkshire.

Kevin Sinfield suffers a heavy defeat against Castleford in his first game in charge of struggling Super League champions Leeds.

Worcestershire make it three wins from three T20 Blast matches, while Sussex and Kent also maintain 100% starts.

Twenty-six children who drowned while working in a pit 180 years ago are remembered.

Birmingham Bears host Yorkshire Vikings in the T20 Blast – listen to BBC local radio commentary.

Brayden Wiliame scores twice as Catalans Dragons secure a seventh win from of their last nine Super League games.

Peterborough sign Leeds defender Tyler Denton on a season-long loan and Crawley 's Josh Yorwerth for an undisclosed fee.

The top stories from across Yorkshire so far today include:

• Church vigil for four Leeds friends killed in high-speed crash
• Chemists' mistakes contributed to Doncaster man's death
• Schoolgirl arrested over fire at a Sherburn school
• Gin festivals cancelled as Keighley firm collapses
• Rugby league legend Kevin Sinfield gets Leeds Rhinos job

Updates on breaking news will continue across the weekend.

One local authority is so proud of this year's England World Cup campaign, it wanted to celebrate a little a bit differently.

Doncaster Council has taken a waistcoat, famously worn by manager Gareth Southgate, and flown it at full mast to commemorate England's success:

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An outdoor pool with scenic views of the Yorkshire Dales has been forced to frisk swimmers for contraband booze, external.

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A ten-year-old schoolgirl's dream of becoming a nurse came true, but just for one day.

Ellie Lock, from Barnsley, wrote a letter to Sheffield Hallam University's Health & Wellbeing Faculty asking about the skills needed to become a nurse.

So the Year 5 pupil was overjoyed when she was sent an invitation for a personal tour of their facilities, and an offer to spend the rest of the day being a nurse.

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A young woman told how she was almost blinded by football fans celebrating England’s penalty success., external

The £36.5m government grant will also refurbish ambulance stations ahead of a "challenging" winter.

After months of frustration drivers will be relieved to learn that a 30mph speed limit on the M621 near Leeds is being lifted.

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From Saturday, motorists using one of the main routes in and out of the city will be able to cruise along at the original 50mph limit.

Yellow overhead average speed cameras appeared last November, as work to install a concrete barrier on the central reservation began.

In total 3,401 metres of barrier have been installed and more than 7,700 metres of resurfacing has taken place.

The M621 will remain closed overnight in either direction between junctions 1 and 7 until mid-July with diversions in place.

A historic document, which was found at a Leeds stately home, has shed light on the sweet-tooth tastes of the estate's well heeled owners in the 18th century.

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A bill of sale from a London chocolatier, dating from 1774, was found in the archives of council-owned Temple Newsam House.

It shows how fashionable nobles became part of an 18th century chocolate revolution, satisfying their cocoa cravings with special deliveries from the capital.

Drafted in copperplate handwriting, the bill from Nicholas Sanders Chocolate Makers in Greek Street, Soho, shows how Lord Ingram of Temple Newsam paid one pound and thirteen shillings for a taste of cocoa pioneer Hans Sloane’s famous drinking chocolate.

Image source, Leeds City Council.

Leila Prescott, curator at Temple Newsam, said: “Hot chocolate in particular became hugely popular among British nobility in the 18th Century.

"Having orders specially sent up from exclusive London emporiums was very much a status symbol and a statement about the life of luxury those who lived here enjoyed."

Sheffield City Council say Brexit is already making Britain a more risky place to invest, after dockless bike-sharing scheme company ofo decided to quit the city.

Labour councillor Jack Scott, who is the cabinet member for transport, says despite the appetite Sheffield has shown for a scheme like ofo's, Brexit imeans Britain "is too risky" for some investors.

“It’s a real shame that ofo is downsizing its operations across the UK, starting with their flagship scheme in Sheffield.

"Brexit hasn’t even happened yet, but it is obviously already making Britain a more risky place for investment."

Oldham Athletic sign defender Sam Graham on a season-long loan from Championship side Sheffield United.

A road closed since May because of movement in the carriageway is on course to open on Sunday.

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The A59 at Kex Gill, between Skipton and Harrogate, has a history of landslips to the west of Blubberhouses.

North Yorkshire County Council say extensive ground investigations were necessary to find the cause of the problem and to devise a remedy.

The council said work to stabilise the wall below the road has gone to schedule and vehicles should be able to use it again by late Sunday, providing load testing over the weekend shows it's safe for public use.

The stabilisation work involved drilling steel rods into the wall to attach a reinforced mesh, then spraying concrete on the face to bind everything together.

Police are trying to find a man they want to speak to in connection with an attack on a 15-year-old boy in the Longley area of Sheffield.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Kyle Wood, 18, is wanted by police for assault and a number of other alleged offences including theft, breach of a court order and perverting the course of justice.

The Yorkshire Ambulance Service says it can no longer afford to maintain the rural community devices.