York's Labour MP Rachael Maskel says "it's right" David Davis, who has been leading negotiations to leave the EU, has resigned from the government.

In his resignation letter, the Yorkshire MP criticised the PM's Brexit plan, agreed by the cabinet on Friday, saying: "It will leave Parliament with at best a weak negotiating position."

Rachael Maskell says she believes Mr Davis has failed in his position:

Yorkshire reschedule Wednesday's T20 Blast game with Derbyshire to avoid a clash with England's World Cup semi-final.

Police believe a missing 15-year-old girl from Sheffield may have travelled to Hull.

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Chantelle Marsden was last seen on 4 July, after she left her home address in Toppham Drive, Lowedges, at about 08:00.

Police say despite making contact with her family later that afternoon, she didn’t return home and hasn’t been seen since.

Officers believe she may have travelled to Hull and are asking anyone who has seen or spoken to her since Wednesday to get in touch.

The 19-year-old went into the water and then disappeared on Sunday evening, police say.

Drivers and conductors are striking on Sheffield's Supertram network this morning because they feel they run a premium service but don't get paid accordingly, according to union members.

About 200 drivers and conductors have walked out this morning in a row over pay.

Unite members are hoping for a pay increase of up to 50p an hour.

Phil Bown, who is from the union Unite, says the premium service offered by drivers and conductors should be reflected in the pay.

"The money that has been offered on the table is just not enough to satisfy the demands and the aspirations of our members," he said.

"The conductors who work on these vehicles earn less than £10 an hour, the drivers are on near enough £11 an hour, but we're seeking an increase on that because this is a premium service being run."

Another 24-hour strike is planned on Thursday, with limited trams running and a replacement bus service in operation.

If this isn't settled, members of the union say there could be a 72-hour strike over the Tramlines Festival weekend, starting on Friday 20 July.

A man's body has been recovered from a Doncaster lake over the weekend.

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Emergency services were called at about 20:30 yesterday after a 19-year-old man had disappeared after going into some water near Straight Lane in Skelbrooke.

Firefighters, including specialist water rescue crews, along with police and ambulance searched for him but his body was recovered just after 21:00.

Police say there are no suspicious circumstances.

A North Yorkshire firefighter helping to tackle a large moorland fire, near Bingley in West Yorkshire, says crews in the UK are "becoming stretched" due to the high number of similar incidents.

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Martyn Hughes, watch manager at Skipton Fire Station, made his comments on social media after more than 50 firefighters were called out to the blaze in Cullingworth yesterday afternoon.

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Crews are returning to the site to continue to damp down today.

At its height 12 fire engines and a police helicopter were at the scene at Catstones Moor, between Cullingworth and Harden.

Yorkshire MP David Davis, who has been leading negotiations to leave the EU, has resigned from the government.

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In his resignation letter, the York-born MP criticised the PM's Brexit plan, agreed by the cabinet on Friday, saying: "It will leave Parliament with at best a weak negotiating position."

Mr Davis, who is MP for Haltemprice and Howden, wrote: "In my view the inevitable consequence of the proposed policies will be to make the supposed control by Parliament illusory rather than real."

He also said he believes current policy hands control of large swathes of the UK's economy to the EU and fails to return control of the country's own laws.

In her reply, Mrs May said she did not agree but thanked him for his work.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault after a 40-year-old man was seriously injured in an incident in York city centre at the weekend.

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It happened on Rougier Street at about 05:00 on Sunday.

Police say the injured man remains in hospital in a "serious condition."

They would like to speak to anyone who witnessed the incident.

The number of people donating organs following their death has more than doubled in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire in the last decade.

New figures show almost 150 people in the region became donors in the last year.

NHS Blood and Transplant, external say although support for organ donation is rising, there are still more than five hundred people on the transplant waiting list across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Gordon Crowe, from NHS Blood and Transplant, says bereaved families often get comfort from donating a loved one's organs.

People in West Yorkshire are being asked to help decide where to build 66,000 new homes.

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Public meetings begin today to work out where to build them.

The Leeds Council area includes not only the city, but also outlying rural areas stretching from Rothwell to Wetherby.

The local authority's already carried out a consultation on how to protect greenbelt sites, but says it needs to work out where to build thousands of homes between now and 2028.

Public consultation on the proposals start today and continue until early August.

Commuters will be able to get to work on one of North Yorkshire's busiest roads today for the first time in almost six weeks.

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The A59 at Kex Gill, near Skipton, closed on 30 May after movement was detected in the carriageway.

It's now back in use as a single carriageway under traffic light control.

The council opened the road yesterday after it passed safety tests.

Its closure has meant weeks of diversions for motorists who use the road regularly.

Today will be mostly cloudy with a few patches of light rain and drizzle around.

It'll be much cooler than yesterday, with light to moderate northerly breezes.

Tonight will be dry with clear intervals and temperatures will be lower than on recent nights with gentle northerly breezes.

A memorial service has been held to mark the deaths of 26 children who drowned while working underground in a coal mine near Barnsley 180 years ago.

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The girls and boys, aged between seven and 17, died after a storm caused a torrent of water to flood part of Huskar pit in July 1838.

A report into the tragedy was published after the tragedy resulting in a public outcry, which prompted a change in the law to prevent children from working in mines.

The service, led by the Bishop of Wakefield, took place at All Saints Church in Silkstone.

Fire crews have been dealing with a large moorland fire near Bingley.

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More than 50 firefighters were called out to the blaze in Cullingworth under extreme heat conditions yesterday afternoon.

Crews will continue to damp down today.

At its height 12 fire engines and a police helicopter were at the scene at Catstones Moor, between Cullingworth and Harden.

If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire today, most services seem to be running pretty much to time at the moment.

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Strike action will cause disruption on Sheffield's Supertram network today.

About 200 drivers and conductors are taking industrial action, after rejecting a revised three-year pay offer.

Operator Stagecoach says a "limited" number of trams and replacement buses will run between 07:00 and 19:00.

As well as today's strike, the network will not operate on Thursday, July 12, as staff stage the second of their two 24-hour walkouts.

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A major search is resuming this morning for a diver who has gone missing near Scarborough.

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The man was diving two miles off the coast when he disappeared yesterday afternoon.

HM Coastguard is coordinating the search for the diver.

The Whitby and Scarborough RNLI lifeboats and the coastguard helicopter are all conducting searches.