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Traffic is queuing for nine miles on the M62 westbound after a collision involving a car and van.
Image source, Highways England/Crown CopyrightThe incident has closed two lanes between junction 22 and 23.
Emergency services are on the scene.
Drivers face delays of "well over 90 minutes", according to Highways England.
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The Woodhead Pass is still closed after an accident overnight.
A broken down lorry is causing issues, too, which might mean the road will take longer than expected to reopen.
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The Prime Minister Theresa May has won a confidence vote by Conservative MPs - but not all Yorkshire's Conservative MPs are pleased with the outcome.
Image source, Margot JamesMrs May won the vote by a margin of 117.
Andrea Jenkyns, MP for Morley and Outwood, who voted against the PM, said: "Not the way I wanted it to go, but I am a democrat and therefore accept the result.
"I will continue to fight to honour our referendum result. So if the PM's bad deal comes to parliament, I will not support it."
Two men have been charged after an attack on two homeless people sleeping in a tent on a Hull street.
Image source, Humberside PoliceCCTV footage showed a man jumping on top of the tent, which was pitched on Whitefriargate, while another filmed it and laughed on 30 November.
Jake Mann, 29, of no fixed abode and Jamie Nickell, 26, of Addison Drive, Lincoln, are charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
They are due to appear before Hull magistrates on 14 January.
Both have been bailed but are barred from entering the city unless they were to attend court, police said.
A 27-year-old man, from the Lincoln area, who was in custody after handing himself in to police, has been released without charge.
Humberside Police said it had found "more permanent accommodation" for the men inside the tent, who were unhurt in the incident.
Archbishop John Sentamu says he's not experienced racist abuse since being in York, although elsewhere in the past he's been spat on as well as being stopped and searched.
Image source, Archbishop John SentamuThe Archbishop of York says he's not "experienced a single incident of racism" in the city, unlike during his time in London.
Speaking to Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2, he said: "When I was in Stepney, I was stopped and searched and some men spat at me when I was coming away from the Queen's Jubilee celebration."
He also said the "sheer beauty" of living in Yorkshire was a reason to have "a little bit of positive life about ourselves".
Have you seen Gareth Shutt? Police are seriously concerned for his welfare after he went missing from his home in Keighley.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceMr Shutt, 33, was last seen at Keighley railway station on 10 December.
Police believe he boarded the 19:42 service to Lancaster and got off some time before 21:15.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceMr Shutt is described as being of slim build and about 5ft 6ins tall.
Anyone with information about Mr Shutt's whereabouts is being asked to contact police.
Fairly cloudy this morning with the slight risk of a shower moving in on a brisk southeasterly wind.
This afternoon should be mostly dry with some sunshine, but feeling cold, especially in the wind.
It will be cold tonight with clear periods and the risk of showers:
An attempt's been made to sabotage the railway track in Bridlington overnight.
The grooves on a pedestrian crossing were packed with stones and concrete was laid on the line in what police are calling a "disturbing" incident.
Officers said: "This could have caused damage to a train if not a serious accident."
Anyone with information about the incident is being asked to contact police.
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If you're making a journey on the rails today in Yorkshire, services seem to be running pretty much to time at the moment.
However:
For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:
Yorkshire MPs who support Theresa May as Prime Minister have welcomed the result of the confidence vote.
Despite a rebellion from her own MPs, Mrs May won the vote.
Of 317 Conservatives, 200 voted in favour and 117 against.
Her leadership can't now be challenged for a year.
Pudsey MP Stuart Andrew said: "She's clearly won it. What we've got to do now is focus on getting this Brexit deal done so we can get on with the domestic agenda."
The charges come after CCTV video showed a man jumping feet-first on a tent with rough sleepers inside.
Read MoreMohsin Amin was in the same Audi as passenger Yassar Yaqub, who was shot dead by armed police.
Read MoreFree sanitary products will be provided for schools, one-stop shops and libraries in Leeds, as part of the council's strategy to combat period poverty.
Image source, GETTYLeeds will be the first city in England to provide sanitary protection for young women who struggle financially.
The scheme will also lobby the government to remove tax on sanitary protection.
The council will agree on the final strategy next week.
The southbound lanes on the Humber Bridge are closed due to an accident.
The A15 is at a standstill due to a multi-vehicle accident between A164 and A1077.
Yorkshire's Conservative MPs will be among those taking part in a vote of confidence in Theresa May's leadership later.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe challenge to Mrs May's position comes after the required 48 letters calling for a contest were delivered, according to the 1922 Committee.
Conservative MPs will vote from 18:00 to 20:00, with a result expected an hour or so later.
So which of our Conservative MPs will be turning their backs on the Prime Minister?
These are the Yorkshire Conservative MPs likely to SUPPORT Theresa May's leadership in tonight's ballot:
While those Yorkshire Conservative MPs likely to say they have NO CONFIDENCE in Mrs May's leadership in tonight's ballot are:
Huddersfield Town midfielder Aaron Mooy is ruled out until February with a knee injury.
Read MoreAn office development in Hull, built on a derelict dry dock site, could be extended to provide more space for technology companies.
Image source, The Harris PartnershipA further two buildings could be added to the development in the Fruit Market area of the city, which is called @TheDock.
Plans have been submitted by the developers, Wykeland Group, who describe the site as "one of the UK's leading digital clusters".
Image source, The Harris PartnershipProperty director David Donkin said: "@TheDock has proven to be hugely successful, transforming a derelict dry dock site into a thriving community of tech-based innovation and enterprise."
The new buildings are planned for completion in 2020 and would provide extra space for new businesses and companies already based on the site.
League One Barnsley extend forward Jacob Brown's contract at Oakwell to 2021.
Read MoreThe driver of a car whose passenger was shot dead by police has been jailed for 18 years over a gun offence.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICEYassar Yaqub was shot and killed in the passenger seat of Mohsin Amin's Audi by police near the M62 in West Yorkshire on 2 January 2017.
Amin, 32, was sentenced after he was convicted of conspiracy to possess a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger life at Leeds Crown Court.
Another defendant David Butlin, 39, was handed an 18-month jail term.
He and a third defendant, Rexhino Arapaj, 28, were cleared of the same charge as Amin but Butlin was found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICEThree men, wearing balaclavas and armed with a blade, stole cash from a post office in Kirklees yesterday.
Image source, GoogleThree men entered the shop on Greenside in Cleckheaton at about 16:50.
Armed with a weapon, they threatened staff and made off with a quantity of cash.
All three men are described as white, of slim build and between 5ft 7in to 5ft 10in.
They all were wearing balaclavas and dark clothing.
Police are urging anyone with information to get in touch.
