The hearse carrying the coffin of ChuckleVision star Barry Chuckle has left the New York Stadium, where a service had taken place.
Flowers reading "Dad" and "Bro" were in the hearse, following the 73-year-old's death earlier this month.
The service, which lasted about an hour, had music including Emeli Sande's Next to Me and The Bee Gees' How Deep Is Your Love.
Hundreds of fans have been at the New York Stadium in Rotherham today paying their respects to South Yorkshire entertainer Barry Chuckle, who died earlier this month.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 73-year-old brought joy and laughter to generations of people, with many children lining the street ahead of the funeral service.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorking as a duo with his comedy partner and younger brother Paul, their catchphrase "To me, to you" was heard as his coffin was carried into the stadium.
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They were called to Wiltshire Road at about 12:30 and the police were called at about 13:00.
Humberside Fire and Rescue says there'll continue to be smoke in the Hessle Road flyover area for some time.
Humberside Police say the fire is now out and they're making inquiries about the possible cause.
This was the moment crowds paying their respects to Barry Chuckle spontaneously broke into applause.
Fans had gathered outside the New York Stadium in Rotherham where his funeral service is taking place.
Applause and shouts of "To me, to you" were heard as the coffin arrived.
The hometown football club of entertainer Barry Chuckle, whose real name was Barry Elliott, has paid tribute to the star.
Rotherham United have shared this on Twitter - Barry was an honorary president of the club and a regular at matches.
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Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
We've spoken to mourners aged from 14 to 86 today, showing the effect Barry Chuckle had on generations of people.
One fan, Will Cowan, 18, from Doncaster, came to pay his respects at the New York Stadium in Rotherham wearing a Chuckle Brothers t-shirt.
"I can't remember when I started watching them to be honest, since I was born really.
"It's been a really nice send-off for Barry. He's such a legend.
"Even now you can still enjoy their sketches, it works if you're five or 95."
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The 22-year-old man was riding his bike along Quarry Hill Road in Wath at about 08:40 when he collided with a blue Kia Venga.
The cyclist was taken to hospital where he remains in a critical, but stable condition.
The road is still closed while investigations are carried out.
The boy accused of researching and attempting to build a makeshift explosive device.
Read MorePaul Chuckle, the brother of late entertainer Barry Chuckle, wiped away tears as he carried his brother's coffin into the New York Stadium in Rotherham earlier.
Wearing a black suit and black tie, the younger brother was a pallbearer and carried the coffin into the players' entrance of the football stadium:
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Image source, Joanne ShortenJoanne Shorten, from Leeds, lost her ring (pictured) on Bridlington beach and was unable to find it despite hours of searching.
However, metal detectorist Chris Williams had better luck.
Quote MessageThere was this rock which said 'lost wedding ring, if found please ring' and she left her telephone number on it, so I set off searching around the stone and my first coin was just a 20p, and then a few minutes later I had a cracking signal and it was the wedding wing!"
Chris Williams, Metal detectorist
Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
I'm outside the New York Stadium in Rotherham as the funeral of Barry Chuckle takes place.
The road up to the stadium was lined with hundreds of well wishers, keen to say goodbye to Barry Chuckle.
Some had arrived as early as 10:00 to find a spot travelling from across Yorkshire and further afield.
All the people I spoke to were delighted to share their happy memories of growing up watching him and his brother on TV or in pantomime.
The famous faces he worked with through his career all painted a picture of a man who was a joy to work with and will be dearly missed.
As the hearse approached a ripple of applause broke out among the crowd and a few shouts of "To me, to you" could be heard.
There were at least a few people who shed a tear as his coffin was carried in to the stadium for the private service.
Paul 'Chuckle' Elliott carried the coffin of his brother, Barry, after arriving at the New York Stadium ahead of the funeral.
Paul, who is the younger brother of 73-year-old Barry, was one of the pallbearers.
Barry's coffin arrived at the stadium to a round of applause from about 400 mourners and shouts of "To me, to you."
The coffin of Barry Chuckle has arrived at the New York Stadium in Rotherham to applause from mourners on the route.
The black hearse arrived followed by three limousines just minutes ago.
About 400 people were there to welcome the TV star, who died earlier this month aged 73.
Stars and colleagues of Barry Chuckle are arriving at the New York Stadium in Rotherham ahead of his funeral today.
Vicki Michelle, star of 'Allo 'Allo and Emmerdale, recalled her "favourite" memory of Barry being a night out in Birmingham where they were appearing in panto together and seeing Barry in dancing in a "Chuckle sandwich", with a girl either side of him.
She said wherever he went people would ball out "To me, to you".
"It's going to be sad today. My heart goes out to his family, his brother Paul in particular and his children."
Leeds entertainer Billy Pearce, dressed in a black suit and tie, said he'd miss the Rotherham born 73-year-old.
"I think Barry would be honoured and elated to see that so many people loved him so much. I think that's the main thing and we will all miss him."
Hundreds of people have lined the route in Rotherham ahead of the funeral of TV star Barry Chuckle.
The star, best known for his role in BBC show ChuckleVision, died aged 73 earlier this month.
The coffin is expected to arrive at the stadium shortly ahead of a service.
With the funeral of Barry Chuckle taking place at the New York Stadium this afternoon, you might be wondering why they've picked that as a venue.
Barry and brother Paul were appointed presidents of Rotherham United FC, having been born in the town.
They were regularly seen at matches.
It's thought Barry's coffin will be carried into the player's entrance of the stadium.
Earlier we mentioned a fire in Scarborough which was extinguished by fire crews using only a cup of water.
We said we'd try to find out what item was small enough to be put out this way.
So far our investigations have failed to establish what the exact object ablaze was, but have discovered the fire took place in the sink.
If only there had been some water-bearing device near, or even attached to, the sink from which to source water...it's a mystery.
The prisons minister says he'll resign if he can't get drugs and violence down in 10 of England's most challenging prisons in the next year, including six in Yorkshire.
Rory Stewart's remarks come as the government announces a £10m plan to improve security and conditions in the prisons.
The six in Yorkshire are:
Here's what Mr Stewart has had to say:
About 50 people are gathered outside the New York Stadium in Rotherham ahead of the funeral of entertainer Barry Chuckle.
One of them, Chris Sutcliffe, has come from Leeds to pay his respects.
The 26-year-old says he grew up watching ChuckleVision and has been a big fan since then.
"It was great what they did. I like double acts and they were great together.
"I saw them twice and I met them after the show and got an autograph.
"They were both very friendly. They stayed for hours to speak to people after their shows."