The weather across Yorkshire today is a little different to what we've been used to.
It's likely to rain for most of us this morning, but will get drier through the day.
It will be cooler too with highs of 19 C.
Cars were burned out after catching fire at a garage in Cross Hills, North Yorkshire, just after midnight.
Image source, @Har_DistrictWMFirefighters tackled several well-alight cars, stopping the fire from spreading to other vehicles and causing explosions.
Image source, @Har_DistrictWMNorth Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say they're investigating the cause of the blaze.
If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire today most services appear to be running to time at the moment.
A tractor on the line near Wakefield is cancelling or delaying services there.
For all the latest live updates from Yorkshire's main railway stations, click on the links below:
Yorkshire sign Warwickshire's Josh Poysden on loan, with a three-year deal to follow at the end of the season.
Read MoreOn the day thousands of teenagers across Yorkshire get their exam results, one charity says young people struggle to cope with the pressure.
Image source, Getty ImagesChildline say more than 1,000 counselling sessions took place last year, with a quarter of them being delivered during August when GCSE and A-level results are published.
The charity has seen a rise of 15% in young people saying they're suffering from stress and depression.
An event which celebrates the LGBT+ community in Sheffield has been cancelled after all its committee members resigned, because they didn't feel supported.
Image source, Sheffield PridePride has been an annual event in the city for ten years, but organisers say a lack of sponsorship and negative comments on social media has left them feeling demoralised.
The committee faced criticism after describing the event as "a march of celebration not protest".
In a resignation statement, external, organisers said this year's event had been "a huge success" but was "the most challenging yet", with donations to a bucket collection "substantially less than last year".
Commuters in West Yorkshire could find their trains either delayed or cancelled this morning after a tractor hit overhead power lines near Wakefield.
Image source, LNERAs you can see from the photo, the tractor had driven onto the railway line and hit the gantry holding the power lines, tripping the electricity.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say the vehicle was removed from the track, near Fitzwilliam, at 05:37 and Network Rail are working to repair the track and cables.
Sheffield Pride's organisers say they have faced "demoralising and unhelpful comments" about the event.
Read MoreWhile most of us have been busy melting in the heat recently, spare a thought for this guy who is literally shedding feathers at the Deep in Hull:
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Ever fancied owning a piece of history? You can now get hold of your very own bit of York's historic minster.
About 140 pieces of stone which have been removed from the cathedral during conservation work are up for sale - with some of the lots dating back to the 14th Century.
The auction's due to take place next Wednesday and you can also bid online.
Police are appealing for help to find this 84-year-old woman in Leeds.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceDorothy Chamberlain from the Halton area, was last seen this morning outside the Queen’s Hotel in Leeds.
Officers think she could still be in Leeds city centre.
She was last seen wearing a red anorak, a grey jumper, trousers and white shoes.
A dangerous and calculating arsonist, who has torched at least nine cars, is being hunted by police in Hull.
Patrols have been stepped up in the Bransholme and Kingswood areas of the city where the incidents took place and Humberside Police say they're working with the fire service and council to talk to people about the dangers.
Officers fear the fires could kill as Steve Hepworth from Humberside Police and Dave Collingwood from Humberside Fire and Rescue explain:
A woman's lost two of her teeth after being hit in the face by a man in Scarborough.
It happened at about 01:30 on 29 July on St Thomas Street outside the Cowshed restaurant and saw the victim being hit by a man, knocking out two of her teeth.
The man, who was with a group of people at the time, is described as a white, of medium build, 6ft tall, with a neat gingery-brown beard and curly gingery brown hair.
Two Yorkshire children have organised and completed a cross-country cycle ride, raising money for charity as they pedal.
Image source, Andy AkersOli Akers, 12, from Holmfirth, and Tom Scott, 13, from Sheffield, cycle regularly for Holmfirth Cycling Club.
They set themselves the 170-mile challenge because both of their lives have been touched by cancer.
They rode from Morecambe to Bridlington in just two days and have raised almost £1,500 for the charity Macmillian Cancer Support.
Finishing yesterday, they thanked people for the support.
Police have released this picture of two teenagers they want to speak to after a boy was chased down by older teenagers and robbed of his bike in Doncaster:
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe 13-year-old boy was riding his bike through Elmfield Park in the Town Field area at about 14:30 on 20 July.
Two teenagers came up to him, threatened him and told him to get off his bike and hand it over, but he tried to get away from them.
They then chased him to near a sports club where they took his bike, he fell to the floor but wasn't injured.
Anyone with information about the incident is being urged to contact police.
A dental student from Sheffield accused of funding terrorism told a friend he had "close family links" to Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi, a court has heard.
Abdurahman Kaabar (pictured), 23, also sent a message saying "may Allah forgive him" just days after Abedi detonated a bomb killing 22 people in May 2017.
Prosecutors allege he twice sent money to his brother Mohammed in Syria.
Mr Kaabar has admitted sending money on one occasion but told jurors it was for "medicinal purposes".
The trial continues.
Workers at Pinderfields, Pontefract and Dewsbury hospitals had been due to strike from Monday.
Read MoreThe entire committee behind Sheffield's Pride event has resigned, saying their efforts have not been appreciated, external.
Image source, Sheffield PrideThis year's event took place late last month, but its organisers said their efforts had been "constantly criticised" and they had faced "unhelpful comments" on social media.
In a statement, the committee says: "It is therefore with regret that the whole Pride Sheffield committee has chosen to resign and we will no longer provide an annual Pride event in Sheffield."
They said that any leftover funds from this year's events will be donated to the South Yorkshire LGBT+ awards.
Image source, Sheffield PrideThe organisation of the event had come into criticism in May this year for describing the event as "a march of celebration not protest".
The comment, included in an email to participants, sparked anger on social media, with one person saying it is "whitewashing our entire struggle".
There are 22 fewer council-run toilets in North Yorkshire now compared to 2010, according to BBC research.
The Hambleton district, which had 10 eight years ago, now has no public conveniences run by the local authority.
There's also been a reduction in the Harrogate, Selby and Richmondshire council areas.
The Local Government Association says substantial reductions to budgets have meant councils have had to make "tough choices" about continuing to run such facilities.
Have you seen Jason Mullineus?
Image source, Humberside PoliceHe's wanted by Humberside Police on suspicion of burglary.
If you know where he is or think you've seen him, you're being asked to call 101.
