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Mostly dry this morning with a few bright or sunny spells, but rather windy.
Spells of light rain will arrive by midday, continuing into this afternoon, with a brighter and chillier end to the day.
Tonight will see clear spells, but with the chance of one or two showers which could be wintry in nature.
After days of debate, MPs have decisively rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal by 432 votes to 202.
Image source, UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/HandoutNearly 120 Conservative MPs voted against their leader.
The government now faces a vote of no confidence.
So, how did North Yorkshire's MPs vote over the Brexit deal? Here are the figures:
Have you seen Ella Parnell?
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceThe 14-year-old has gone missing from her home in the Beeston area of Leeds, police say.
Ella was last seen at about 16:00 yesterday at her home address.
She was wearing a cream and khaki tracksuit, a blue puffer coat with orange lining and black Adidas trainers.
Police say they are "concerned for her welfare" and are asking for anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact them.
After days of debate, MPs have decisively rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal by 432 votes to 202.
Image source, ReutersNearly 120 Conservative MPs voted against their leader.
The government now faces a vote of no confidence.
So, how did South Yorkshire's MPs vote over the Brexit deal? Here are the figures:
Yorkshire MPs have been reacting to the government's huge defeat on Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal deal.
The Prime Minister is promising to fight on to deliver Brexit, despite suffering the biggest defeat in modern parliamentary history last night.
Wakefield Labour MP Mary Creagh says Theresa May has brought about the current situation:
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Meanwhile, Sarah Champion, the Labour MP for Rotherham, is already looking ahead to later in the day:
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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire today, 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:
After days of debate, MPs have decisively rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal by 432 votes to 202.
Image source, HO/Various Sources/AFPNearly 120 Conservative MPs voted against their leader.
The government now faces a vote of no confidence later.
So, how did West Yorkshire's MPs vote over the Brexit deal? Here are the figures:
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Legislation that makes it more difficult for new bars and pubs to open in Whitby has been backed by Scarborough Borough Council's cabinet against police advice.
Image source, Geograph/David DixonNorth Yorkshire Police said there were not enough incidents of crime and disorder to justify renewing a cumulative impact zone for a further three years.
However councilors recommended the measure, which makes it more difficult for new drinking establishments to open, be renewed based on anecdotal evidence from the public.
Have you seen Joanne Morton? She was reported missing in Hull ten days ago.
Image source, HUMBERSIDE POLICEShe was last seen on Great Thornton Street on 5 January.
She is described as being 5ft 5ins tall and of medium build.
Police are keen for anyone with information to get in touch.
A special James Bond 10 pence piece, which was part of a collection of rare coins, has been stolen during a burglarly in Ripon.
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceThe silver coin, with 007 and the letter B etched across it, was taken from a property on Harrogate Road on Monday.
North Yorkshire Police says "unknown offenders" entered through a patio door before carrying out an "untidy search" and taking a number of coins.
Hull City Council is discussing "period poverty" today and how sanitary products could be made freely available for girls in the city.
The council's health and wellbeing board is meeting to talk about the problem of female pupils missing school because of their period:
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Do you know where Pamela Horvathova is?
Police have made an urgent appeal to find the teenager who has been missing for almost a month.
Image source, SOUTH YORKSHIRE POLICEThe 16-year-old left Sheffield College on 18 December at about 14:00.
Police have not had any confirmed sightings since.
Supt Paul McCurry said: “Pamela is a vulnerable young girl and it is vital that we find her as soon as possible to ensure she is okay.
“Due to the length of time she has now been missing, and the lack of contact with her family our concerns for her are understandably growing."
If you have any information about her whereabouts, police are urging you to get in touch.
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Marks and Spencer have told me it's still open to having a future in Hull city centre after it was announced that its store on Whitefriargate could close.
Deputy Leader of Hull City Council Darren Hale said he hopes there will continue to be an M&S in the city.
The company has said that it's prepared to have further discussions with the council about a possible relocation.
South Yorkshire Fire Service must replace its thermal imaging cameras swiftly, chiefs are told.
Read MoreA 16-year-old boy's been arrested on suspicion of burglary, aggravated vehicle taking and dangerous driving, after crashing a stolen car into a bus in North Yorkshire.
Image source, Harrogate InformerPolice say they were called to the scene of a collision involving a bus and an Audi car on Knaresborough Road at Starbeck, at about 00:15 this morning.
The teenager was taken to hospital for treatment to a head injury.
The Audi had been reported stolen from the Ripon area on 10 January 2019.
Officers say the suspect remains in custody, and inquiries into the incident are ongoing.
Pamela Horvathova, 16, has not been seen for more than three weeks.
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"Aggressive" beggars in Wakefield could still face police action, despite proposals to fine them being ditched.
Image source, Getty ImagesWakefield Council said that introducing public space protection orders (PSPOs) to deal with the issue had resulted in a "mixed response", while the police believed it would be ineffective.
The orders, which are already used for street drinking in the district, would have been applied to beggars in Pontefract, Castleford and Wakefield.
Image source, ThinkstockA report on the consultation, which drew opinions from businesses and members of the public, said opinion was divided on the matter.
Speaking at a Cabinet meeting, councillor Maureen Cummings said: "It doesn't take an Einstein to work out that somebody who is begging, or who is homeless, can't actually afford to pay £75."
"What we need to be doing is yes, tackling aggressive begging, but we also need to help those people who are passively begging and who need our help and support."
She said criminal behaviour orders could still be issued by magistrates to those causing a nuisance to try and prevent them from reoffending.
Rugby League side Hull FC say it's saddened to hear about the death of former player Wilf Rosenberg.
The South African player, who was known as "the flying dentist," also played for Leeds:
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