Have you seen Georgia Fennell recently? The 14-year-old has been reported missing from her home in Dewsbury.
Image source, WEST YORKSHIRE POLICEThe teenager is described as being of slim build and was last seen wearing blue jeans, grey slider shoes and a grey shiny jacket.
Miss Fennell was reported missing on 17 March.
She has links to Dewsbury and Batley.
Police are keen to hear from anyone with information.
Hull City star Jarrod Bowen said his girlfriend told him he'd broken a club record of scoring in eight successive home games in the league.
Image source, Reuters/Action Images/Ed SykesThe forward scored a brace against Queens Park Rangers at the weekend, passing the 20-goal mark for the season.
Hull City said he became only the third player to reach this figure in the club's last 15 seasons, while also beating a record set by Bill Bradbury in a seven-game run in the 1950s.
The 22-year-old said: "With regards to setting a new club record, it wasn’t something that I was actually aware of.
"I think it was my girlfriend that told me about it and showed me an article saying I’d equalled a record that had been set back in 1958-59.
“That was a weird one to see, but obviously I’m happy to have put my name in the record books here and an achievement that gives me a lot of pride.”
A primary school pupil suffers serious injuries when he is hit by a bus in a school car park.
Read MoreTwo young Sheffield tourists who plunged to their deaths in a Vietnam waterfall were not properly warned of the dangers after they went down a water-sliding attraction, a coroner has ruled.
Image source, Family handoutSisters Izzy Squire, 19, and Beth Anderson, 24, died with friend Christian Sloan, 24, from Kent, as they took part in a popular guided day trip in the Dalanla waterfalls in February 2016.
Sheffield coroner Chris Dorries heard how the trio wore life jackets and helmets as they slid head first down a natural water slide before ending up in a 6ft-deep pool.
But, instead of exiting the pool, the trio disappeared over the next tier of the river complex and died when they went over a 50ft-high waterfall.
The inquest heard how their guide, Dang Van Si, claimed he warned them about how to get out of the pool safely, but this was contradicted by a range of witnesses.
On Tuesday, the coroner said he did not accept Mr Van Si's account and ruled that he had either not given a warning at all or not ensured it was properly understood.
Mr Dorries said that, contrary to reports at the time, the three travellers had done nothing to compromise their own safety.
Leeds-based Asda and Sainsbury's say their planned merger will save them £1.6bn in cost savings and allow them to pass on £1bn in price cuts to customers.
Image source, AlamyThe two supermarket giants are battling to convince the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to allow them to join forces, a move that would see them leapfrog Tesco to be the biggest in the country.
The CMA said last month a merger would see higher prices and less choice.
It said it could block the deal.
The CMA said that if it did allow the merger to proceed, it could force the sale of a large number of stores or even one of the brand names.
Pop star Jess Glynne will return to Scarborough later this year to play the town's Open Air Theatre.
The singer, who came to fame after collaborating with Clean Bandit on hit single Rather Be, will appear in July, two years since she last performed in Scarborough.
The Open Air Theatre has already announced performances from Madness, Sir Cliff Richard and Kylie Minogue for later this year.
An East Yorkshire gardener is hoping for more medals at the Chelsea Flower Show.
Mark Gregory, from West Cowick, has been chosen by Welcome to Yorkshire to design this year's display, after his Yorkshire Dales inspired garden scooped a gold medal last year.
His design (pictured) will focus on Yorkshire's industrial heritage and feature a canal.
Wakefield Trinity look at bringing winger Mason Caton-Brown back to the club to replace the injured Tom Johnstone.
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Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live
Drivers faced long delays this morning after protesters blocked a main road in Sheffield city centre.
Dozens of demonstrators stopped traffic on Sheaf Street across the pedestrian crossing near to the railway station.
One driver, who was at the front of the traffic queue and didn't want to be named, said it had made him late for work and his son late for school.
"It's ridiculous," he said. "They can stand at the side of the road and bring their cause to a lot more people.
"I can see what they're saying because I'm at the front of the queue.
"People further back are just going to drive straight past it."
Another driver who was caught in the disruption said she didn't mind being late because people were "trying to make a difference".
"I think it's brilliant. I don't mind being a little bit late to work."
People in Hull are being asked what they'd like to see happen to a former fire station in the city.
Image source, Geograph/Paul GlazzardFire crews from the East Hull Fire Station, on Southcoates Lane, moved to a new building in June.
Plans have been put forward to build 25 new apartments on the site.
Those plans will go on show next month at the Jean Bishop Integrated Care Centre in Hull.
A motorist has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and drink driving after a crash left a car lying on its roof in the middle of a roundabout.
Police say the collision on the A1079 near to Shiptonthorpe, East Yorkshire, left the male driver and his female passenger with serious but not life-threatening injuries.
Emergency crews were called to the roundabout with the A614 just before 03:30.
The injured pair were taken to hospital.
Humberside Police say there are lane closures in the surrounding area this morning while investigations continue and recovery takes place.
Motorists have been told to expect delays.
Do you recognise this man?
Police want to identify him in connection with a sexual assault on a woman in Sheffield.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceA woman in her 40s was allegedly approached by a man on South Street on 29 September 2018 at about 13:30.
Det Con Ben Taylor said: "Extensive enquiries have been carried out since the incident was reported and lines of enquiry pursued, which have now been exhausted."
Police are urging anyone with information about the man in the CCTV image to get in touch.
People who believe vehicles are going too fast through their local area in North Yorkshire may be given an additional way to combat the problem from next month.
Image source, North Yorkshire County CouncilNorth Yorkshire County Council is to be asked to allow town and parish councils and neighbourhood groups to buy, install and maintain their own vehicle-activated signs, which light up to alert drivers they're exceeding the speed limit.
County councillor Don Mackenzie, said: "Many parishes are interested in purchasing and installing their own vehicle-activated signs on the highway in their communities to deter speeding.
"While there are concerns the proliferation of such equipment on our highways may reduce the impact of the signs already in place, we've listened to requests from members and parishes, and last year began the process to change our policy and allow the purchase of such signs.
"We'll now consider our officers' detailed report on the various stages involved in deploying third-party-owned vehicle-activated signs on the public highway."
Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live
There is significant traffic disruption in Sheffield city centre this morning.
Demonstrators are stopping the traffic outside Sheffield Station.
They are stepping out on to the pedestrian crossing and blocking the road every seven minutes or so.
CCTV images have been released of two people police want to speak to after an armed robbery at a shop in Doncaster.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceIt's reported that two men entered the Antiques and Bargains store on Market Place and threatened staff with a gun.
One person made the threats while another removed items from the counters during the robbery on Monday 28 January.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe pair then left the scene and are believed to have headed towards Hall Gate, South Yorkshire Police said.
Thirty maritime paintings have been chosen for expert restoration in Hull.
Image source, Hull City CouncilThe work forms part of the northern port's £27.4m bid to become a Maritime City.
Four hundred paintings from Hull Maritime Museum were assessed by experts to see which were historically and artistically most important, and which needed most work.
Among the chosen artworks is a large painting of the ship which took Charlie Chaplin to the US in 1910.
A portrait of a Hull dock master's wife has also been repaired and restored.
Image source, Hull City CouncilFive specialist art restorers from Critchlow & Kukkonen used tailored methods to remove decades worth of soot, tobacco smoke and yellowed varnish from each painting.
Philippa Beesley, of Hull Maritime Museum, said it was difficult to choose just 30 works from 400, and said the restoration was a "huge investment" but would keep the artworks "in the best possible condition to tell their dramatic stories".
The works will eventually go on show again once the Maritime Museum opens after a major refurbishment in 2023.
It's been confirmed RAF Leeming in North Yorkshire could be the new home of the Red Arrows.
Image source, PAThe air display team will be moved from RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire when the base is closed in three years.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced it's considering three bases for the team.
RAF Leeming near Northallerton is one of those in the running, the others are RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire and RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire.
The MoD is now to carry out detailed suitability studies of the three sites.
The Red Arrows' airborne stunts, with multi-coloured vapour trails, in distinctive single-engine red jets have become a familiar sight in the summer skies at air shows and military events.
It's exactly 50 years since the collapse of the Emley Moor TV mast.
The original metal structure near Huddersfield, which was over 1,200ft high, crashed to the ground in 1969 after ice snapped support cables.
The collapse took Yorkshire Television off the air.
The current Emley Moor mast was built at a height of 1,084ft (330m) to replace the collapsed structure in 1971.
It provides digital TV and radio to over 1.9m households and 4.5m people and is the tallest free-standing building in the UK.
Image source, PALast year a five-year upgrade plan for that tower began which will see a temporary TV transmitter erected on the site.
The new structure will be 1,040ft (317m) and used to transmit TV signals while work is carried out on the existing transmitter.
You can click on the film above to see a helicopter being used to build the temporary tower.
After a chilly and, in some places, a misty start, it will be largely dry, mild day, with a few sunny spells.
Tonight will be dry and mild with mostly cloudy skies:
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:
