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Pritti Mistry, Andrew Barton and Samantha Jagger

  1. Name that tune

    Up ahead at the finish line, in true Yorkshire style, a brass band has done a rendition of a popular ditty.

    That's entertainment.

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  2. Weather: A chilly but drier day for cyclists

    It's going to be a chilly, but drier day for cyclists and spectators for the final leg of the race.

    The BBC's Abbie Dewhurst brings us the weather forecast for today's race:

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  3. WATCH: Final stage route

    Or, if you prefer, here's an alternative look.

    The sunshine is out, will you be too?

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  4. Tykes lose at Rovers to end title chances

    Ten-man Barnsley lose 2-1 at Bristol Rovers and have to settle for League One's runners-up spot behind champions Luton Town.

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  5. AFC Wimbledon survive in League One

    AFC Wimbledon guarantee another season of League One football after a goalless draw at bottom side Bradford City.

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  6. Meeting the Crucible's unsung heroes

    BBC Sport goes behind the scenes at the Crucible Theatre to meet some of the World Snooker Championship's unsung heroes.

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  7. Doncaster Rovers 2-0 Coventry City

    Doncaster Rovers secure their place in the League One play-offs with a hard-fought victory over Coventry City.

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  8. Crowds ready for the finish

    This is the scene the riders will meet on the final stretch:

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  9. Yorkshire out after thrashing by Worcs

    Worcestershire seamer Wayne Parnell takes 5-25 to help thrash Yorkshire and knock them out of the One-Day Cup.

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  10. Ready to 'cheers them home'

    It's been a very wet day and even the hardiest of fans are ready for the finish.

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  11. Washed away?

    Sea conditions for the men’s stage three finish in Scarborough don't look great do they.

    If you are watching the finish, then the advice is to proceed with caution and watch from a safe viewing point. Either that or construct a sandbag wall in front of you!

    ScarboroughNorth Yorkshire County Council

  12. Abbey views

    This was the scene as the riders went through Whitby - watched over by the iconic Abbey ruins.

    WhitbyTour de Yorkshire

  13. 'I can't wait to see how fast they are'

    Jack and Amelia are in Scarborough with mum Jenna, ready to watch the men race past towards the finish.

    Jack says: "I can't wait to see how fast they are."

    Blink and they'll be gone Jack - then again in the wind today....

    TDY fansNorth Yorkshire County Council

  14. Waves whip up in Scarborough

    A bit of a warning if you're heading to Scarborough for the finish later.

    Avoid those seafront footpaths! By my reckoning we're about an hour from the finish.

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  15. Hardy folk

    Here's two brave souls, including a very young fan, who were not going to be put off by the poor weather.

    They were determined to see the cyclists ride through at Lythe - there's a lot of hardy folk in Yorkshire - get your big coat on!

    Couple at Lythe

  16. Huge waves

    David Ward
    BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

    These were the waves at Sandsend as we passed in the main car.

    Looks really stormy out at sea.

    See 16:00 entry!

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  17. Heritage railway awarded £4.4m grant

    The steam railway has been used in films such as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

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  18. Lead car views

    David Ward
    BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

    Riding in the lead car gives you a unique view of what the cyclists get as they arrive in a village or town along the race route.

    This was what greeted us as we arrived in Robin Hood's Bay.

    Robin Hood's Bay
    Robin Hood's Bay

    This was what we saw as we drove up the Cote de Silpho:

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  19. Keeping the kettle on

    All the volunteers need a bit of support too...and on a day like today a hot drink will probably be very welcome!

    I'm not even in Scarborough and I could do with one. Can I place an order please? Might need for it to be in a flask mind to keep it warm in transit.

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  20. On the beat in Scarborough

    Police in ScarboroughNorth Yorkshire Police

    It's not just the organisers, the volunteers, the cyclists and the spectators who have a busy day.

    North Yorkshire Police officers have been out in force keeping a watchful eye on proceedings.

    There are plenty of smiles but my big question is...how are they keeping their hats on?