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Motorists in Sheffield are being warned of delays of up to 40 minutes after a broken down lorry blocked part of the road.

The stranded HGV is on Hillsborough Corner, meaning cars and public transport are struggling to get past:

A large branch has landed on top of a parked car in Sheffield as Storm Gareth continues to bring high winds to the area.

Image source, Katey Dent

It happened on Knowle Lane, Bents Green, blocking part of the road and landing on top of a Range Rover.

Katey Dent, who sent this photo to the BBC, says traffic is struggling to get past at the moment.

CCTV images of a man police want to trace after a robbery at a newsagents in West Yorkshire have been released.

Image source, WYP

The robbery happened at about 14:30 on Sunday 10 February at a convenience store on Pellon Lane in Halifax.

Officers say the suspect, armed with a knife, entered the premise and demanded the shop worker, a woman in her 20s, hand over money.

The suspect then made off on foot with a quantity of cash.

He is described as white, in his mid to late 20s, of slim build and heavily tattooed on his hands and neck, with a mark/tattoo on his left cheek.

Image source, WYP

Det Sgt Ross Wadsworth said: "This was an extremely frightening incident for the woman involved and thankfully she wasn't injured.

"I would appeal for anyone who recognises the man pictured to contact police.

"The male pictured has quite distinctive tattoos on his hands and neck and I hope by releasing these images someone may recognise him and come forward with information."

BBC Weather

It will be windy once again today, with outbreaks of rain clearing during the morning to leave sunny spells.

The strong winds are expected to ease slightly as the day progresses.

Tonight will be mainly dry with clear spells, becoming increasingly cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain.

Image source, Reuters

MPs are due to vote later on delaying Brexit after they rejected the idea of leaving the EU without a deal.

In a night of high drama in the Commons, MPs surprised the government and voted by 312 to 308 to reject a no-deal Brexit under any circumstances.

The vote is not binding - under current law the UK could still leave without a deal on 29 March.

In a series of votes on no-deal Brexit, the Commons first voted by a margin of four to reject no deal outright.

Then, in another vote, they reinforced that decision by 321 to 278, a majority of 43.

Which way did North Yorkshire's MPs go in that final vote on the government’s amended motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit? Here's the lowdown:

Conservative:

• Julian Sturdy, York Outer: AGAINST
• Nigel Adams, Selby and Ainsty: AGAINST
• Rishi Sunak, Richmond: AGAINST
• Robert Goodwill, Scarborough and Whitby: AGAINST
• Kevin Hollinrake, Thirsk and Malton: AGAINST
• Julian Smith, Skipton and Ripon: AGAINST
• Andrew Jones, Harrogate and Knaresborough: AGAINST

Labour:

• Rachael Maskell, York Central: FOR

Image source, AFP/Getty Images

MPs are due to vote later on delaying Brexit after they rejected the idea of leaving the EU without a deal.

In a night of high drama in the Commons, MPs surprised the government and voted by 312 to 308 to reject a no-deal Brexit under any circumstances.

The vote is not binding - under current law the UK could still leave without a deal on 29 March.

In a series of votes on no-deal Brexit, the Commons first voted by a margin of four to reject no deal outright.

Then, in another vote, they reinforced that decision by 321 to 278, a majority of 43.

Which way did West Yorkshire's MPs go in that final vote on the government’s amended motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit? Here's the lowdown:

Labour:

• Hilary Benn, Leeds Central: FOR
• Rachel Reeves, Leeds West: FOR
• Richard Burgon, Leeds East: FOR
• Fabian Hamiliton, Leeds North East: FOR
• Yvette Cooper, Normanton and Castleford: FOR
• Alex Sobel, Leeds North West: FOR
• Tracy Brabin, Batley and Spen: FOR
• Thelma Walker, Colne Valley: FOR
• Paula Sherriff, Dewsbury: FOR
• Holly Lynch, Halifax: FOR
• Jon Trickett, Hemsworth: FOR
• Barry Sheerman, Huddersfield: FOR
• Mary Creagh, Wakefield: FOR
• Naz Shah, Bradford West: FOR
• Imran Hussain, Bradford East: FOR
• Judith Cummins, Bradford South: FOR
• John Grogan, Keighley: FOR

Conservative:

• Alec Shelbrooke, Elmet and Rothwell: AGAINST
• Craig Whittaker, Calder Valley: AGAINST
• Stuart Andrew, Pudsey: AGAINST
• Andrea Jenkyns, Morley and Outwood: AGAINST
• Philip Davies, Shipley: AGAINST

Leeds United's former chairman Bill Fotherby has died, according to the club.

He was Director of the club from 1978 and oversaw the successful era under manager Howard Wilkinson.

He later became chairman at Elland Road before becoming involved at both Harrogate Town and Ossett Town:

Image source, AFP/Getty Images

MPs are due to vote later on delaying Brexit after they rejected the idea of leaving the EU without a deal.

In a night of high drama in the Commons, MPs surprised the government and voted by 312 to 308 to reject a no-deal Brexit under any circumstances.

The vote is not binding - under current law the UK could still leave without a deal on 29 March.

In a series of votes on no-deal Brexit, the Commons first voted by a margin of four to reject no deal outright.

Then, in another vote, they reinforced that decision by 321 to 278, a majority of 43.

Which way did Hull and East Yorkshire's MPs go in that final vote on the government’s amended motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit? Here's the lowdown:

Conservative:

• David Davis, Haltemprice and Howden: AGAINST
• Sir Greg Knight, East Yorkshire: AGAINST
• Graham Stuart, Beverley and Holderness: AGAINST
• Andrew Percy, Brigg and Goole: AGAINST

Labour:

• Diana Johnson, Hull North: FOR
• Karl Turner, Hull East: FOR
• Emma Hardy, Hull West and Hessle: FOR

Image source, Reuters

MPs are due to vote later on delaying Brexit after they rejected the idea of leaving the EU without a deal.

In a night of high drama in the Commons, MPs surprised the government and voted by 312 to 308 to reject a no-deal Brexit under any circumstances.

The vote is not binding - under current law the UK could still leave without a deal on 29 March.

In a series of votes on no-deal Brexit, the Commons first voted by a margin of four to reject no deal outright.

Then, in another vote, they reinforced that decision by 321 to 278, a majority of 43.

Which way did South Yorkshire's MPs go in that final vote on the government’s amended motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit? Here's the lowdown:

Labour:

• Caroline Flint, Don Valley: FOR
• Sarah Champion, Rotherham: FOR
• Dan Jarvis, Barnsley Central: FOR
• Stephanie Peacock, Barnsley East: FOR
• Rosie Winterton, Doncaster Central: DID NOT VOTE AS SHE'S DEPUTY SPEAKER
• Ed Miliband, Doncaster North: FOR
• Sir Kevin Barron, Rother Valley: ABSENT
• Paul Blomfield, Sheffield Central: FOR
• Louise Haigh, Sheffield Heeley: FOR
• Clive Betts, Sheffield South East: FOR
• Gill Furniss, Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough: FOR

The Independent Group:

• Angela Smith, Penistone and Stocksbridge: FOR

Independent:

• Jared O'Mara, Sheffield Hallam: FOR

BBC News Travel

If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this morning, most services appear to be problem free.

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

A police community support officer said an eight-year-old girl threatened to stab him "in the heart" when he was called to a school in North Yorkshire.

Image source, NYP

Officers were called to the school in the Harrogate district after the girl produced a kitchen knife in class.

North Yorkshire Police said the classroom was evacuated when the girl threatened officers and staff.

A force spokesperson added no-one was injured and the girl was "now receiving appropriate support".

PCSO Matt Murphy, who was called to the school last month, tweeted an image of the weapon, which he said had a 5in (12cm) long blade.

Bradford writer AA Dhand is the first British Asian author to write a crime novel series.

Five rappers from Bradford discuss their passion, friendships and how their city has changed in recent years.

Volunteers offer 30 minutes of their time every week to help a child with their reading online.

Norwich make it five Championship wins in a row with victory over Hull to move back above Leeds to the top of the table.

A stoppage-time Semi Ajayi goal gives Rotherham their first away win in the Championship this season as they beat QPR.

The fire closed both carriageways on the M1 at junction 42 in West Yorkshire.

Gusts of up to 75mph caused rail and road travel disruption across large parts of the UK.

There's new money coming to Yorkshire police forces to help tackle knife crime.

Image source, Getty Images

The Treasury says the £100m of extra national funding for police, announced by Chancellor Philip Hammond, will mainly go to the seven police forces where serious violence is highest and where 70% of knife crime takes place.

South and West Yorkshire will benefit from the money, which will be used to ease policing pressures, pay for forces to have more officers available and to fund Violence Reduction Units, similar to the model in Glasgow.

The Hillsborough match commander will not be giving evidence in his defence, the court hears.