The latest travel news for Hull Trains today, external shows that four of its services have been cancelled and six trains will either start or stop at Doncaster.

The rail operator, which runs services between Hull and Kings Cross, says the changes are due to more trains than usual needing repairs.

There have been several weeks of disruption for passengers.

A carriage caught fire on 5 October at Grantham and on 13 October no direct Hull to London services ran because all the company's trains were broken.

Hull Trains managing director Louise Cheeseman has previously said that the current trains are 18 years old and travel about 1,000 miles a day.

A new fleet of trains is due in 2019.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A dry but breezy morning with some clear patches overhead along with bright spells.

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Apparently no cows were harmed in the making of this "moo-vie"...

They're now safely ensconced in a North Yorkshire field after first running in the "udder" direction, so we've "herd".

Nice to see a traffic constable putting his crowd control training to good use:

Abseilers have swooped in to rescue a seabird trapped on a cliff in East Yorkshire with rope and plastic around its leg.

Image source, RSPCA

The juvenile gannet became tangled in its nest halfway down the 300ft chalk Bempton Cliffs on Monday.

It was spotted after its parents flew off for the winter along with thousands of other migrating gannets.

Image source, RSPCA

RSPCA abseilers from around the country descended 150ft down the cliff to free the "clearly distressed" bird.

"The bird had extensive line and plastic wrapped round its leg and would never have been able to fly and leave the nest without our assistance, so we're all extremely happy," an RSPCA spokesperson said.

The bird has been taken to the RSPCA's Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre, in Cheshire.

The UK's first operational tram-train service is due to roll out of the depot today in Sheffield.

It's designed to run on the rail network and tram tracks and will travel between Sheffield and Rotherham.

The service was supposed to be up and running two years ago and faced criticism after costs spiralled from £15m to £75m.

An 18-year-old woman on a night out in Leeds was punched in the face by a man after her friend refused to give him a kiss, police say.

Officers now want to speak to this man about it:

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The attack happened in Albion Street in the city centre at about 02:30 on Sunday 5 August, when the victim and her friend were followed by a group of four men.

The men asked her friend for a kiss, which she refused and one of the men grabbed her.

The 18-year-old then intervened and was punched, fell to the ground and was left with a severely bruised and swollen jaw.

Anyone who recognises the man in the picture is being asked to contact police.

North Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has just under three weeks to formally respond to a report which says she's displayed "bullying behaviour".

Image source, PCC North Yorkshire

The county's police and crime panel has been examining allegations made by former employees about PCC Julia Mulligan.

The panel's complaints sub-committee heard allegations Mrs Mulligan had demonstrated consistent disrespect for one of the complainants, by interrupting, making negative and humiliating comments and avoiding eye contact.

The sub-committee concluded there was sufficient evidence from four statements by former staff to suggest "the perception of constant criticism formed a key feature of the working environment" for some staff in Mrs Mulligan's office.

In a statement, Mrs Mulligan said, external she had been "left shocked" at both the panel's approach and findings, saying she was dismayed by the lack of attention paid to the evidence she provided.

She also said she can be "challenging and difficult", but considered this was part and parcel of being able to survive in the "male dominated" area in which she works.

"People do not recognise the picture painted by the report, but this is clearly a time to pause and reflect, which I will do," she added.

An 87-year-old man has gone missing in East Yorkshire and police are asking for help finding him.

Image source, Humberside Police

Peter Taylor was last seen in Driffield at about 21:00 last night.

He's described as 6ft tall, well-built with a bald head.

Police want anyone who has seen him or knows where he is to contact them.

Debenhams is understood to be seeking to close 50 of its 166 stores in a radical overhaul as it prepares to reveal a record £500m loss.

Image source, Reuters

The struggling department store chain has previously said 10 stores were earmarked for closure over the next five years but has raised that target.

In a statement, the firm says it's "increasing closure plans from 10 to up to 50 under-performing stores over three to five years".

Debenhams has stores in Beverley, Hull, Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Sheffield, York, Harrogate and Scarborough.

If you're making a journey on the rails in North, South or West Yorkshire today most services appear to be running to time at the moment.

However, the 07:53 Leeds to Manchester Piccadilly Service has been cancelled.

Meanwhile, in the east of the region, Hull Trains says it's continuing to run a "reduced" service. Click here for the latest details, 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

Boeing's first European factory is due to be officially opened later in South Yorkshire.

Image source, AFP/Getty Images

The US firm revealed plans last year for the £20m plant at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) in Catcliffe, Rotherham.

When it was announced, the President of Boeing Europe, Sir Michael Arthur, said South Yorkshire was chosen due to its skilled workforce and the firm's links with the AMRC.

The factory will produce hi-tech components for the firm's 737, 737 MAX and 777 aircraft.

BBC Weather

It'll be dry and partly cloudy at first with some bright spells and also the odd misty patch.

Any mist will then clear to leave a day of partly cloudy skies, with the best of any brightness to the east.

Skies will turn cloudier through this evening and overnight, with rain at times:

A police investigation is continuing in York today after a man was left with serious injuries to his face after being assaulted by another man with a "sharp implement".

It happened in the Bootham area of the city centre in the early hours of yesterday morning.

The victim, who was with his girlfriend, fled to Gillygate where they called police.

The victim first encountered his attacker about three hours earlier near a city centre nightclub, police say.

Leeds United return to the top of the Championship with a dominant win over lowly Ipswich Town.

Famara Diedhiou's late header earns Bristol City back-to-back league wins and condemns Hull City to a fifth consecutive away loss.

Super League side Hull KR sign Leigh Centurions centre Ben Crooks on a two-year contract.

Charlie Fox died in hospital after being injured as he cycled near Leeds on Monday.

Do you know this man? Police want to speak to him after a robbery in Barnsley.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

It happened at an off-licence on Station Road in Royston on 21 September when a bearded man went into the shop and talked to the shopkeeper, implying he was going to buy something.

He then threatened the shopkeeper with a knife and demanded money but the man ended up leaving empty-handed.

South Yorkshire Police say the shopkeeper was understandably "left distressed".

Children in South Yorkshire may not be able to buy eggs and flour in the run-up to Halloween next week, as police ask shops to "do their bit".

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Budding bakers will have to stockpile items, with some shops agreeing not to sell items which could be used for anti-social behaviour.

South Yorkshire Police is leading the call as part of Operation Mischief, handing out posters to shops informing potential customers that they won't be selling some items to under-16s.

Huddersfield Giants duo Aaron Murphy and Dale Ferguson agree contract extensions at the Super League club.