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A teenage girl missing from West Yorkshire since Saturday has been found, police say.
Officers say Mina Hashmi, 14, who went missing in the Dewsbury area, has been found "safe and well".
Traffic is beginning to move again after a serious accident on the M62 in West Yorkshire.
Image source, GooglePolice closed one lane of the westbound carriageway earlier causing traffic to back up between J32 at Pontefract and J31 at Castleford.
Officers say the accident has now been moved to the hard shoulder and all three lanes have been re-opened.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A fair amount of cloud today with some bright or sunny spells at times but also some some showery bursts of rain.
There will be further showers this evening and overnight.
Farmers in North Yorkshire are being encouraged to create habitats in a bid to save the turtle dove.
Image source, Richard Bennett/North York Moors National ParkPopulation of the small bird has declined in the UK by 95% since the 1970s, according to the RSPB.
The North York Moors National Park Authority, which is running the project, said there were fewer than 100 nesting birds in Yorkshire.
Project Officer Richard Baines said: "We've now got to a point where we're rescuing the species."
The North Yorkshire Turtle Dove Project, which involves several organisations including the RSPB, Forestry Commission and Scarborough Borough Council, is training land owners and encouraging them to plant specific seeds to increase areas of habitat for the birds.
"We want farmers to sow a special seed mix by broadcasting it on a special plot they've created, which will grow specific flowers that will come up the following year and provide fantastic food for turtle doves," said Mr Baines.
The RSPB said a lack of seed food on farmland in the summer and habitat loss had resulted in a reduction of nesting attempts during the birds' breeding season.
Thousands of Sheffield United fans are set to celebrate the club's promotion to the Premier League this evening.
Image source, PAHuge crowds are expected to line the streets as the Blades mark their return to the top flight for the first time in 12 years with an open-top bus parade and and civic reception at the Town Hall.
The parade starts at Bramall Lane at about 17:30 and is due to arrive at the Town Hall at 18:30.
The council says trams aren't likely to be affected by the road closures, but warns some bus services are likely to be disrupted.
Today will be fairly cloudy with showers, some of which could be heavy.
Tonight will have showers at first with more persistent rain moving in later on:
A 14-year-old girl has gone missing in West Yorkshire, police say.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceMina Hashmi was last seen in the Dewsbury area on Saturday wearing a black top and jeans.
Officers believe she may be in the Leeds or Huddersfield area.
Anyone who sees her is asked to contact West Yorkshire Police.
A 180-year-old steam railway which has featured in several blockbuster films has been given a £4.4m lottery grant for a preservation project.
Image source, Graham StaplesThe North Yorkshire Moors Railway runs steam trains between Pickering and Whitby, attracting about 300,000 passengers a year.
It's been used in films such as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Phantom Thread, with Daniel Day-Lewis.
The grant will be used to make four carriages wheelchair-friendly, renew the bridges at Goathland Station bridges and create a new carriage stabling point close to Pickering.
The railway runs along 24 miles (39km) of steep inclines and remote landscapes.
It is owned and operated by a charitable trust that employs 100 people, also relying on about 1,000 volunteers.
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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this morning, most services appear to be running to time.
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Humberside Police are warning people not to approach a man they want to speak to in connection with the death of a woman on Monday.
Image source, Humberside PoliceOfficers say they want to speak to Ian Hamer, 53, in connection with the death of a woman in Worlaby, near Barton-Upon-Humber.
He's believed to be driving a white BMW reg FX15 UWU.
Police say people who see him should contact them straight away and should not approach him.
The woman has not been identified and no further details about her death have been released.
