Today will be dry and fine with sunny periods and a little breezy.
Tonight will be dry and the winds will ease.
There will be lengthy clear periods, with occasional misty patches:
A male has been left with head injuries after being hit by a tram in Sheffield.
Image source, @thewilderobinThe incident happened at about 22:20 last night.
The exact circumstances are "still under investigation", according to police.
Anyone who saw what happened is being asked to contact the South Yorkshire force.
Voters across Yorkshire and the whole of the UK are heading to the polls for the European Parliament elections.
Image source, EPASeventy-three MEPs will be elected in nine constituencies in England, and one each in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Each region has a different number of representatives based on its population - ranging from three MEPs in the North East and Northern Ireland to 10 MEPs in the South East.
Polling stations in the UK will be open until 22:00.
Results will not be announced until all EU nations have voted over the next three days - with the whole process completed by 22:00 on Sunday.
An investigation's under way into what caused a fire at a North Yorkshire pub.
Image source, Geograph/Michael GarlickSeveral crews from across North Yorkshire were called out to The Forresters Arms in Kilburn on Tuesday night.
No-one was injured in the incident in the village, which is midway between Helmsley and Thirsk.
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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Thursday morning, most services appear to be running to time so far.
However:
For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:
An 80-year-old woman has gone missing from Hull and police say concerns are growing for her welfare.
Image source, Humberside PoliceAnnette Redfearn was last seen in the marina area of the city at about 18:00 yesterday evening.
Police say they are "extremely concerned" for her safety.
Anyone who sees her is urged to contact Humberside Police straight away.
Thomas Minns will rejoin Hull KR when his doping ban ends on 14 July after signing a deal until the end of the season.
Read MoreWe know Yorkshire is a good looking place - and these photos taken by a police helicopter earlier show some of its best bits.
Image source, NPAS Carr GateThe photos are of Sowerby Bridge, Norland and beyond, according to the the National Police Air Service's Carr Gate team.
It's a photogenic part of the Calder Valley, which has been the focus of many TV programmes recently, including Happy Valley.
Image source, NPAS Carr GateThe photos are from the helicopter crew as they attended a job on the other side of the Pennines in Blackburn.
League One Rotherham United sign Norwich striker Carlton Morris on a season-long loan deal for the 2019-20 campaign.
Read MoreAn unknown anti-speeding vigilante appears to have been creative in the workshop in an attempt to slow down motorists in North Yorkshire.
It probably looked quite convincing to those on the move, but on closer inspection...
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A West Yorkshire school is investigating why pupils had not been taught one of the topics that came up in their GCSE exam.
Image source, Geograph/Mark AndersonThe headteacher of Prince Henry's Grammar in Otley has apologised, after pupils made the discovery while doing the religious studies paper on Monday.
Gary McNeil's son was one of the students sitting the exam, he said: "It's beyond belief that it has happened."
The last surviving member of Hull's 'Headscarf Revolutionaries', who campaigned to change safety laws for fishermen, has been welcomed with applause while visiting the House of Commons today.
Yvonne Blenkinsop was part of a group of women who pushed the government for improvements in the 1960s and today she returned to Westminster for the first time in 50 years.
There was applause after Commons Speaker John Bercow said that "through their actions countless lives have been saved".
He said: "We salute her and her fellow women and we extend the warmest welcome to her to the House of Commons."
Their campaign started when 58 fishermen based in the port lost their lives in three separate trawler tragedies in the space of less than a month in 1968.
Among the measures the campaign won were safety checks before vessels left port, radio operators for all ships, improved safety equipment and a "mother ship" with medical facilities for all fleets.
A 'mini police' programme has been launched at a dozen primary schools around South Yorkshire.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe scheme will see Year 5 pupils at 12 schools in Sheffield and Doncaster take part in a series of lessons delivered by South Yorkshire Police.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe youngsters have each been provided with a 'mini police' uniform, with PCSOs delivering sessions on topics including the dangers of speeding, anti-social behaviour and online safety.
A man has been charged with the murder of a woman in Leeds earlier this year.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceSarah Henshaw, 40, was found dead at her flat in the Redcourt apartments building in Athlone Grove, Armley, at about 09:40 on Tuesday 12 February.
Kileo Mbega, 31, has been charged with murder, West Yorkshire Police has confirmed.
People who live by the A66 in North Yorkshire are being urged to have their say on £1bn plans to dual the road, which connects one side of the Pennines to the other.
Image source, Geograph/Graham RobsonA public consultation is under way over work on the six sections of the road which are still single carriageway, including the junction on the A1M at Scotch Corner.
Highways England says the work will improve journey times and contribute to the future economic growth of the north of England.
Kileo Mbega appears in court accused of murdering Sarah Henshaw whose body was discovered in a flat.
Read MorePolice say they are concerned about a missing Beverley man who is believed to be "sofa surfing" in Hull.
Image source, Humberside PoliceAndrew Malster, 28, was reported missing on Wednesday 1 May and since then there have been reported sightings of him in Hull.
Humberside Police say there are unconfirmed reports of him "sofa surfing," an expression which refers to someone staying with friends on a temporary basis.
Police say he has "no known family members but has a number of friends" and they want to make sure he is safe.
Anyone with any information is asked to get in touch with officers.
Students realised the error as they were sitting the religious studies GCSE exam.
Read MoreA man who is calling for mandatory training on sepsis for all NHS staff, after losing his arms, legs and part of his face, is set to share his story in Hull next month.
There were delays in spotting Tom Ray's sepsis and he says more training is needed to avoid such tragedies in the future.
He is due to address the Royal College of Nursing conference today and on 18 June he will appear with his wife Nic during an event at Hull's Bonus Arena.
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Kirklees Council is looking to snap up a town centre site in Huddersfield – and rumours are that it will host a new library, art gallery and museum complex.
Image source, LDRSIt forms part of the council’s soon-to-be-announced town centre masterplan, which aims to “evolve” the offer and move away from retail to embrace heritage and architecture "unique to Huddersfield”.
A report into the purchase is due to be heard at next week’s council cabinet meeting at Huddersfield Town Hall.
Part of the report reads: “Officers have recommended the completion of the purchase “as soon as possible”.
"No costings have been made public though the asset “is likely to result in expenditure significantly exceeding £250,000.”
News of the project comes just two months after the council revealed it's looking to secure £25m from the government’s High Street Fund to create “a vibrant cultural quarter” in Huddersfield town centre.
