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Four men have forced their way into a Bradford house, stolen £10,000 and made off with a "quantity" of jewellery.
It happened on Lynton Avenue in the Toller area of the city at about 21:30 last night and at least one of the men had a knife, according to police.
Two women were in the house at the time but were uninjured in the robbery.
A dating safety campaign which began in Lincolnshire is being extended to North Yorkshire.
The Ask for Angela campaign, which was launched in Lincoln in 2016, has been used around the world.
Anyone feeling unsafe on a night out can use the code word "Angela" to get help from bar staff.
Det Supt Allan Harder, from North Yorkshire Police, said their decision to use the campaign was due to how the internet and dating apps had changed the nature of dating.
He said: "Often, people on dates in pubs or other licensed premises are meeting people for the very first time face to face
"This can leave people feeling very vulnerable, or worse at threat from harm," he said.
A large blaze which broke out early this morning has destroyed a factory unit in Doncaster.
Read MoreThe House of Fraser store in Hull will definitely close at the end of the year, according to the city council.
Daren Hale, the deputy leader of the council, says the news is incredibly disappointing.
He said the authority will work with other retailers, and the building owner, to ensure a positive future for the site.
Hull's House of Fraser had been earmarked for closure when the company went into administration in August, but there were hopes it would be saved after the business was bought by Sports Direct.
Apart from anything else, we love that BBC Look North's legendary presenter Harry Gration signs his tweets off with "regards":
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Yorkshire need just two more points from their last game to secure Division One survival after a draw with Hampshire.
Read MoreTwo masked men, armed with an axe and a machete, robbed a shop in Wetherby last night.
Image source, GoogleThe men, who were wearing balaclavas, struck at the Sainsbury’s Local in Crossley Street at about 23:45.
The men threatened staff and a customer and then stole cash and cigarettes.
Det Insp Dave McDougal from West Yorkshire Police said: “No-one was injured during the incident but the victims were left understandably shaken by what happened."
The M1 has a speed restriction in place on the Tinsley viaduct because of very strong winds on the bridge, according to Highways England:
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The City of Culture year has helped raise Hull's profile as a destination for conferences, according to the council's chief executive.
His comments come as the authority launches its conference champions initiative at a special event at the new £36 million Bonus Arena.
The city wants to recruit ambassadors to promote Hull as a prime location for conferences, adding the industry is worth approximately £18 billion annually to the UK economy.
Quote MessageWe are keen to get businesses and organisations in Hull to bring their conference and events to the city because we know what a huge amount of income that can bring."
Matt Jukes, Chief Executive, Hull City Council
Police have released an image of two men they want to speak to after a vandalism spree damaged 12 cars in Apperley Bridge.
Image source, British Transport PoliceThe vehicles, which had all been parked in the town's train station car park, had their windows smashed, bodywork dented and interiors damaged in July.
This was the scene firefighters faced this morning at a factory on the Kirk Sandall Industrial Estate.
The building was well alight by 05:30 and about 35 firefighters attended the blaze.
As the video from local worker Daniel White shows, thick black smoke was seen rising from the site:
The current windy conditions mean the Humber Bridge is still closed to high-sided vehicles as well as caravans and other vehicles which are vulnerable in the wind.
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A 31-year-old woman has been charged in connection with the death of a Barnsley woman earlier this year.
Jill Hibberd was found stabbed to death at her home in Roy Kilner Road, Wombwell, on 31 May.
Detectives think the 73-year-old had died the previous evening.
Jade Ward, of Willow Garth, Barnsley, was charged yesterday with perverting the course of justice.
She has been bailed and is due to appear at Barnsley Magistrates' Court on 3 October.Previously, Lee Trevor Fueloep, 40, of Willow Garth, Barnsley, was charged with Ms Hibberd's murder and burglary.
Andrew Ashby, 22 of Woolgreaves Avenue, Wakefield, has been charged with assisting an offender in a murder.
The tourist attraction is to re-open in 2019 and be run by the National Trust.
Read MoreThe future of one of England's greatest 18th Century landscapes looks secure today following an announcement by the National Trust.
Image source, Andrew Butler/National Trust Images/PA WireWentworth Castle Gardens, the only Grade I listed park and garden in South Yorkshire, has been closed to visitors since April 2017.
Now, the National Trust has announced it is working with The Northern College and Barnsley Council with a view to a re-opening in summer 2019.
Image source, Andrew Butler/National Trust Images/PA WireSubject to final agreements, the trust said it plans to enter into a 25-year lease of the gardens, which include a range of different landscapes and more than a dozen follies and other structures.
Image source, Andrew Butler/National Trust Images/PA WireMore than £20m has been spent on the gardens in the past few years, including the renovation of the dilapidated Victorian conservatory which re-opened in 2013.
A pony which was the victim of a suspected acid attack is getting ready to be re-homed after being successfully treated in North Yorkshire.
Image source, Rainbow Equine CentreIn April, Cinders underwent pioneering surgery using fish skin at the Rainbow Equine Centre in Malton after a plea for donations raised more £14,000.
Vets said treating a pony with burns in this way was "a world first".
Image source, Rainbow Equine CentreDavid Rendle, from the Rainbow Centre, said fish skin was used because it is a good source of collagen and retained moisture well.
Mr Rendle worked with US vet Jamie Peyton, who flew over from the University of California, and Ryckie Wade, a plastic surgeon at the burns unit at Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield.
Cinders is expected to be rehomed locally today.
A student from the University of Hull has set up a campaign to try and remove the taboo surrounding cervical cancer screenings.
Image source, Science Photo LibraryRachael Haukvik is trying to raise awareness of the importance of attending smear tests.
Cervical cancer screenings are currently at a 20-year low, with one third of women aged between 25 and 64 not attending.
But Ms Haukvik says she wants to change this with her campaign called Halt Not Hinder.
People living in a North Yorkshire village say they're worried about the expected arrival of about 15,000 dance music fans for a festival being held there this weekend.
Villagers in Church Fenton, near Tadcaster, which has a population of just over 1,000, say they're worried about the numbers arriving for the Mint Festival, particularly due to a rail strike, external which they fear may leave many of those attending stranded.
The festival was given the go-ahead despite claims people used gardens as toilets last year, when the event was held at Stockeld Park, near Wetherby.
Andrew Mason, a member of the Church Fenton Parish Council, says he fears the event will turn to chaos:
But Roberta Rochella, a regular at Mint Festivals, says she's been very impressed by the organisers' efforts and urges people going to the festival to behave properly:
Festival organisers say they've worked with the local authority on every stage of the planning process and have worked hard to involve the local community.
Almost a month's worth of rain fell in just 24 hours in Sheffield as Storm Bronagh caused problems across the city.
Some vehicles were better adapted than others to driving through the rising water:
Image source, George Griffiths/Twitter/PA WireIn other parts of South Yorkshire, people had to leave their cars.
One woman was rescued by a passer-by when she became trapped in her car:
And this was the scene near Magna, Rotherham, as cars became stranded in the flood water:
Image source, George Griffiths/Twitter/PA WireThese are the latest pictures from the scene of a fire at a factory in Doncaster.
Image source, SYFRCrews were called at about 06:00 this morning, with about 35 firefighters tackling the blaze on Kirk Sandall Industrial Estate.
Matt Gillatt, from South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, said hard work by the crews means they've now been able to scale down the operation.
"We've managed to surround the fire and we're in the process of extinguishing the remaining pockets of fire before dampening down," he says.
Image source, SYFRIt's not thought there have been any injuries and an investigation into the cause of the fire will start once the blaze is fully out.