Jozefzoon double puts Derby throughpublished at 22:19 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Derby summer signing Florian Jozefzoon nets twice as the Rams make light work of Hull City in the Carabao Cup.
Read MoreJozefzoon double puts Derby throughpublished at 22:19 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Doncaster Rovers 1-2 Blackpoolpublished at 21:58 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Blackpool come from behind to beat Doncaster and reach the third round of the Carabao Cup for the first time in nine years.
Read MoreWolves go through with win at Sheff Wedpublished at 21:42 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Wolves reach the third round of the EFL Cup for the fourth successive season with victory at Sheffield Wednesday.
Read MoreAnti-social commuters: Your tales of bad travel etiquettepublished at 17:53 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Readers of BBC News online have been sharing their tales of commuter woe after coming back to work from the bank holiday.
Phil Dibbs, from North Yorkshire, shared his pet peeve of people who put their feet on the seats of trains:
Image source, Getty Images"Feet on seats is never, ever acceptable, I always ask people to put their feet down."
"Part of it is seat blocking and part of it is a lack of respect. It's a complete disregard of other people."
Share in the annoyance of others and add your own gripes here.
Travel update: Park and ride stops for Leeds matchpublished at 17:33 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
BBC News TravelJust in case you were thinking about putting in an extra long day to please your boss, one of the Leeds park and ride services will be affected by the Leeds game tonight:
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End of twitter postMajor gas works to start in Yorkpublished at 17:26 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Drivers are being warned that road closures and diversions are on the horizon as gas works costing more than £500,000 get under way in York.
Image source, GoogleMost of the money is being spent on about three miles of new pipes around New Lane in Huntington.
Shops and businesses will remain open throughout the 16-week project and Northern Gas Networks says the improvements have been carefully planned with City of York Council to minimise their impact.
The majority of the work starts on 1 October, with a smaller upgrade around The Mount starting on 10 September.
Jet2 plane withdrawn after flap alertpublished at 17:17 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
The same plane has had two problems with its flaps within the space of a week.
Read MoreBrussels to name square after Jo Cox MPpublished at 17:05 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
A square in Brussels is to be named in honour of the murdered MP Jo Cox.
The square is close to the Ancienne Belgique concert venue where Mrs Cox is said to have enjoyed going when she lived and worked in Belgium.
Mrs Cox was killed, aged 41, in 2016 by right-wing extremist Thomas Mair, in Birstall, West Yorkshire, part of her Batley and Spen constituency.
Mohamed Ouriaghli, a Brussels MP, said the square would be named after her on 27 September.
Camp chairs and megaphones banned for Bingley Livepublished at 16:53 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Camping chairs, selfie sticks and unsealed food will be banned from this weekend's Bingley Music Live Festival according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Image source, TJ BlackwellBradford Council, says the decision to stop revellers from bringing in unsealed food is to "avoid people smuggling in contraband."
The decision to stop people bringing chairs into the site was: "Based on feedback from previous festivals and to ensure the safety of festival goers in the unlikely event that the arena needs to be evacuated in an emergency."
Also banned are umbrellas, drones and megaphones.
Acts at this year's festival include Noel Gallagher's Highflying Birds, Jake Bugg, Shed Seven, The Cribs, Ride, Melanie C, Lightning Seeds and Public Image Ltd.
PC's long wait after being bitten on dutypublished at 16:37 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
A police officer in West Yorkshire has an agonising wait to find out if he's been infected with a blood disease after being bitten while on duty last night.
Image source, PC Morgan TaylorPC Morgan Taylor, who is stationed in Halifax, was bitten by a man who has Hepatitis C.
The officer now has to take antibiotics, have a tetanus shot and wait three months before he gets "the all clear".
In a tweet he said, external "Got bitten last night. Only a minor injury, but still painful."
Women fend off masked robbers in Drighlington robberypublished at 16:19 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Two women are recovering after being attacked by three masked men during a "terrifying" robbery as they worked in a shop in a part of West Yorkshire.
Image source, GoogleIt happened last night at Co-op on Whitehall Road in Drighlington when the three men wearing balaclavas went into the shop and threatened the women.
The men demanded access to the safe but the women refused and tried to fight the men off.
One of the women was repeatedly hit in the face and suffered a fractured cheekbone, the other woman was hit on the head by the same suspect but was not injured.
The robbers then forced open the tills, took cash and got into a silver Nissan Juke, driven by a fourth man.
Quote MessageThis was a truly terrifying experience for the victims, particularly the woman who was viciously attacked and seriously injured.
Det Insp Richard Holmes, West Yorkshire Police
Should Hornsea junction changes remain to ease congestion?published at 16:19 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
People in Hornsea are being asked what they think of plans to change a busy town centre junction.
Image source, GoogleAs part of a trial this summer there has a 'right turn ban' stopping traffic on Southgate from turning right at traffic lights into Newbegin.
The changes were introduced to try and reduce congestion in the town centre during the summer months.
Residents and businesses are now being asked if they would like the 'right turn ban' to return ever summer.
FA Cup draws mean all-northern tiespublished at 16:17 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
The FA Cup First Round qualifying draw means a trip to Newcastle Benfield for Workington Town, while the winner of the replay between Kendal Town and Selby Town will travel to Knaresborough.
NHS trust apologises over cancer delayspublished at 16:03 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
A Leeds hospital trust has apologised - after women faced delays in seeing breast cancer specialists.
Image source, GoogleFigures suggest most had to wait longer than the government's recommended 14 days in the spring.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust says it's down to staff shortages and increasing demand - but waiting times have now improved
Brussels to name square after Jo Coxpublished at 15:56 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
The square near to the Ancienne Belgique concert hall is to be renamed at an event on 27 September.
Read MorePolice hunt suspected luggage thiefpublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
British Transport Police want to speak to a man who is suspected of stealing a passenger's luggage on a train between Manchester and Doncaster.
Image source, British Transport PoliceThe passenger's belongings were stolen on 11 July at about 15:10.
Police issued a CCTV image of the suit-wearing man they want to speak to.
Police appeal after purse theft in Riponpublished at 15:40 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Do you know these people?
Police want to speak to them after a distraction theft in Ripon.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceIt happened in the Aldi car park when a woman was shopping with a friend when she was approached by another woman.
According to police she asked for change for the parking meter and spoke with a "strong foreign accent".
An accomplice also came over to the woman with both women standing very close to the victim, later in her shopping trip she noticed that her purse was missing.
Officers later discovered that her cards had been used to buy items and withdraw cash.
Developers to search housing site for mine shaftspublished at 15:23 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Developers behind a controversial housing project in Mirfield are to scour the site for unrecorded mine shafts, external.
Image source, Bradford Telegraph and ArgusPolice seek man who approached girl at caravan parkpublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
Police want to speak to a man who was reported for acting suspiciously at a caravan park near Flamborough.
Image source, GoogleHumberside Police say a man was reported for approaching a nine-year-old child who was playing hide and seek at Thornwick Bay Holiday Park on Sunday and shouting at her.
The little girl was upset but not hurt.
Police say they want the man, who is described as white, with curly gingery hair and beard, to get in touch with them.
Sheffield student Joana Burns' drug death: Two in courtpublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 28 August 2018
A man and woman have appeared in court charged with supplying the drugs that caused the death of a student.
Joana Burns, 22, died after taking MDMA on a night out in Sheffield in 2017.
Katherine Lavin, 21, from Stockport, is said to have supplied the drug to Ms Burns while Benjamin Williams, 25, from Sheffield, is charged with supplying MDMA to Miss Lavin.
Both appeared at Sheffield Magistrates' Court earlier and were bailed to appear at the Crown Court on 18 September.
