The UK's competition watchdog has said the proposed tie-up between Sainsbury's and Leeds-based Asda could push up prices and cut choice for customers.

Image source, Google

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it was "likely to be difficult" for the chains to "address the concerns".

The CMA also said the merger could lead to a "poorer shopping experience".

Sainsbury's boss told the BBC the findings were "outrageous" and he would continue to challenge them.

A club volunteer has met the man who saved his life when he collapsed at a Barnsley football match five months ago.

Barnsley FC volunteer Stephen Croft went to watch his team play Burton Albion last September but suffered a cardiac arrest.

The opposing team's physio Nick Fenton jumped in and helped save his life.

Mr Croft led the teams out at Oakwell at the rearranged fixture last night.

A high performance Mustang was seized after it was stopped while driving in Hull on a Kuwait number plate and police found it didn't have insurance, UK road tax or an MOT.

Image source, Humberside Police

Humberside Police shared a picture of the Shelby Mustang on its Twitter account.

The force says it serves as a reminder that "if you reside in the UK or stay for longer than six months you must register and tax the vehicle in the UK".

BBC Weather

Today will be cloudy at times and breezy with patchy rain and drizzle.

However, there will also be some brighter interludes, with the best of these over eastern areas.

A mild day.

If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this morning, services seem to be running pretty much to time at the moment.

For all the latest live updates from the county'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

Police are appealing to trace the owners of suspected stolen jewellery.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The jewellery is believed to have been taken in West Yorkshire between 27 January and 6 February.

Officers are keen to return the items to the owners.

BBC's Carol Kirkwood has prepared a forecast ahead of Friday's US military flypast in Sheffield.

The flypast will mark the anniversary of a fatal plane crash in Endcliffe Park Sheffield, that killed all 10 airmen on board in 1944.

Crews will set off in an F-15 fighter jet from RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk on Friday morning:

Local Democracy Reporting Service

There's been yet another delay to the opening of York's new community stadium.

It was first proposed more than a decade ago and the project was due to be finished in the summer.

Image source, Local Democracy Reporting Service

The site was due to open in July but will not be ready until August 19 at the earliest, although City of York Council was not able to say if the project has been delayed by weeks or by months, or explain the reasons for the hold-up.

Rugby League side York City Knights were due to play their last two home games of the current season at the community stadium.

The delay also means York City FC will not be able to start their 2019/20 football season in early August at the new venue.

Both teams currently play at City's Bootham Crescent ground, for which Persimmon have just submitted a planning application to develop into housing.

Image source, Local Democracy Reporting Service

The council said: "We understand there will be a delay to the completion of the York Stadium Leisure Complex.

"This would mean a handful of games would not be able to take place in the new stadium as planned and the accompanying leisure facilities will be unable to open as soon as we'd hoped.

"This is subject to commercial discussions so we cannot comment further."

York City Knights said the delay was "deeply frustrating".

Items such as Zimmer frames, toilet chairs and crutches are collected, cleaned up and sent to new owners.

Substitute Scott Quigley is FC Halifax's hero as they win for the first time in 2019 with victory at Maidstone.

Promotion-chasing Barnsley stretch their unbeaten League One run to 13 games after a goalless draw with Burton.

The men were found not guilty ahead of a trial at York Crown Court.

Police looking for missing Hull student Libby Squire say they are "relentlessly" pursuing all lines of enquiry to find out what happened the night she disappeared - and where she is now.

Humberside Police say searches are continuing in and around Oak Road and the River Hull, with "work continuing in connection to CCTV and witnesses".

Det Supt Martin Smalley said there were "field experts working with us to ascertain exactly what happened that night and where Libby may be".

He said: "Libby’s family have been incredibly supportive of the investigation and my heartfelt thanks goes out to them as we relentlessly pursue every line of enquiry available, to give them the answers they desperately need."

Police also confirmed that one man continues to remain under investigation while enquiries continue.

David Duckenfield had been in the role for three weeks before the Hillsborough disaster, a court hears.

A Hull soldier's diary which was written in shorthand in 1915 is being deciphered thanks to an appeal on Twitter.

Amy Abethell, 38, appealed for help understanding her great-great uncle's World War One diary which he kept when he was 15.

Stanley Hooker was 18 when he was killed, just four days before Armistice Day, but now a former shorthand teacher has helped bring his words to life for the family.

Ms Abethell said: "It's sad we didn't get to know him, but this has made him real this many years on."

Kathryn Baird, 64, has helped decipher the diary which was written in Pitman shorthand - a method of quickly writing down information.

This was the moment that North Yorkshire mountaineer Alan Hinkes caught a very special scene on camera near RAF Leeming.

His picture shows three RAF Tornado jets - which are on a farewell tour this afternoon before their much-earned retirement - flying over the famous Tornado steam loco.

Tornado was built by enthusiasts in Darlington at a cost of £3m and was the first new main line steam locomotive to be built in Britain for almost 50 years when it entered service in 2008:

BBC News Travel

Wetherby Road in Leeds has reopened after six people were injured in a two-vehicle collision earlier.

Two police officers and four other people were hurt in the crash which happened at about 15:10.

Two police officers and four other people have have been injured in a collision involving a marked police van and another vehicle in Leeds.

Image source, Google

The incident happened on Wetherby Road at about 15:10.

The road is closed between Coal Road and Redhall Lane and is expected to be shut for at least an hour.

All those who were hurt in the crash sustained minor injures.

Though no longer to be used in active service, the Tornado jets will help with RAF training.

Two dogs found dumped on the M62 on Sunday are "doing great" - although who owns them is still a mystery, Highways England says.

If no-one claims the animals, which are currently being looked after at Cliffe Kennels and Rescue in Barnsley, they will be put up for adoption: