Today is Restart a Heart Day, where we're all encouraged to make sure we know how to perform CPR.

According to the British Heart Foundation, the chances of surviving a cardiac arrest "are zero" without CPR.

Even Halifax's Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft is learning how to do it:

Four people including two teenagers are arrested over the stabbings of three males in Huddersfield.

More than 3,200 offenders were jailed for child sexual abuse in 2017, Home Office figures requested by a Rotherham MP have revealed.

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Labour MP Sarah Champion obtained the figures to highlight the "truly staggering" scale of child abuse, with 3,234 offenders jailed in 2017, 20 of them for life.

"In 2017 alone, 20 people received life sentences for truly abhorrent offences," she said.

"Let us remember that for every crime, there is at least one child whose life has potentially been destroyed."

Jeff Lynne's ELO were in Leeds last night to play the Arena.

If you ever wondered what the back stage area looks like, then here you go.

(It's far less glamorous than you think...)

Two lanes of a motorway in South Yorkshire have had to be closed for urgent carriageway repairs.

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Lanes one and two of the M1 northbound between Junction 32 for the M18 and Junction 33 for Sheffield have had to be closed, according to Highways England.

There are about six miles of congestion on the approach to the defect.

The mother of a three-year-old girl from East Yorkshire who suffered a severe allergic reaction to a chocolate brownie served at a wedding reception says her daughter now has a fear of food.

Maisie, now five-years-old, is allergic to milk and eggs, but her mum Caroline Harman says she was served a dessert containing milk at the family wedding at the KP Golf Course in Kilnwick Percy, near Pocklington, in October 2016.

Despite warning the venue of Maisie's allergies and asking staff if the brownie contained milk, they were reassured that it was safe to eat.

The toddler subsequently suffered a severe life-threatening allergic reaction.

Ms Harman: "After all the things we thought we'd put in place and all the times I asked the waiter, we just weren't listened to at all. We heard nothing from the venue, no apology.

"Maisie won't eat out now, she has got such a fear of food. She will only eat what I prepare at home."

The former owners of the golf course, Dixfield LLP, were ordered to pay £7295.75 in fines and costs at Hull Crown Court yesterday, after admitting breaching food safety regulations.

The venue was sold to new owners in April 2017.

The BBC's Children in Need mascot Pudsey will be leaping off the page in the latest tool to get children reading.

Sheffield-based company Twinkl have teamed up with Children in Need to create Pudsey's Great Fundraiser.

A special app, downloaded onto a phone or tablet, will allow parts of the story to take on a new dimension and 'spring off the page'.

It's hoped more than 24,000 children will benefit from the augmented reality storytelling.

One of the UK's oldest provincial newspapers, The Barnsley Chronicle, celebrates its 160th birthday today.

The paper launched in 1858 and the Barnsley Archives say the first edition was printed on this day:

More than 25,000 children across Yorkshire will be taught how to perform life-saving CPR today on what is being dubbed Restart a Heart Day.

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Some of the sessions will be delivered by Yorkshire Ambulance Service at about 116 schools across our region.

If successful, more than 100,000 children will have been taught how to perform the skill, with Restart a Heart Day entering its fifth year.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A grey, damp and misty start to the day, but some bright or sunny spells developing in places later.

Watch my full forecast here:

Police are appealing for anyone who saw a man walking on a major road through Hull last week to contact them after he was hit by a lorry and left seriously hurt.

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The man remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being found at the side of the A63 next to Castle Street last Tuesday after being hit by an HGV.

Police say they want anyone who witnessed the man walking on the carriageway at about 21:30 or who witnessed the collision to contact them.

Almost 11,500 people have signed an online petition set up against possible changes at Scarborough Hospital.

It comes after the hospital said it was reviewing some services.

The petition claims the hospital is looking at reducing or stopping emergency surgery and downgrading accident and emergency cover to a minor injuries unit.

But Mike Proctor, from the York NHS Trust, which runs Scarborough Hospital, says there's no risk to accident and emergencey Services.

"Scarborough has to have an emergency department because there's no other hospital within 43 miles.

"What we're looking at is how we can make the services which surround A&E sustainable for the future."

The trust says the process is at a very early stage and no proposals have been made for what services at Scarborough Hospital might look like in the future.

A special team to stop children getting into criminal gangs has been set up by South Yorkshire Police.

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Latest figures seen by the BBC show there are 202 organised crime groups operating across Yorkshire.

Detectives say they want to identify young people at risk of being recruited as gang members.

Police in Huddersfield are appealing for information after a man was spat at and threatened with a knife.

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The man was in his garden in Almondbury last Thursday when the two men walked by, one of whom spat at him.

The victim told the men to clean it up but they refused and one threatened him with a knife.

No one was injured in the incident.

Police say they're looking for a white man, about 24-25 years of age, 5ft 5ins tall, with a goatee beard and a mixed race man, of the same age with black hair and about 6ft tall.

Passengers using York railway station face the second worst train delays and cancellations in the whole of the country, a study by consumer magazine Which? has found.

The report looked at which trains were late or cancelled in 20 stations across the UK outside London.

It found up to 65% of trains departing or arriving from York station are either late or cancelled.

BBC News Travel

If you're making a journey on the rails in North, South or West Yorkshire today there are a number of major delays on services from York station, external and Leeds station, external.

Also, in the east of our region, Hull Trains says it's running "most services with a few cancellations". You can click this link for more information, external.

For all the latest live updates from Yorkshire's main railway stations, click on the links below:

• York Station, external
• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

Up to 2,500 new homes could be built in Hull city centre as part of a plan to make the area "much more dynamic".

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Twelve sites have been identified by the city council for redevelopment which would include a mix of shops, apartments and houses.

Plans are now being put on display to potential investors in the schemes.

Mark Jones, regeneration director at Hull City Council, said the proposals were designed to give the city centre "a buzz" and make it less "sterile".

The city council said there had been more than £3bn of public and private investment in the city since 2013.

Areas identified in the plan include the former BHS department store and the surrounding Albion Square area.

Other sites include land adjacent to the River Hull and the Humber Estuary.

BBC Weather

Early areas of fog will lift to leave this morning mostly cloudy with a little drizzle.

It will then be mainly dry during the afternoon with spells of sunshine breaking through.

Tonight is expected to become cloudy with patchy light rain and drizzle.

Three men were stabbed in Huddersfield last night.

Police are investigating the incident which happened in a Tesco store on Saint Peter's street.

The three injured men were taken to hospital where they were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

One person has been arrested.

A road trip around English towns and cities results in six plays summing up the state of the nation.