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Firefighters are tackling a blaze at a three-storey building in the centre of Harrogate this morning.
Image source, Archie GriffithsNorth Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews were fighting the fire at a property sandwiched between Beulah Street and Station Parade, near the town's bus station.
Witness, Archie Griffiths, took these photographs of the blaze.
Image source, Archie Griffiths
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Today will be mostly dry but we could see one or two isolated showers.
Temperatures will reach up to 19C in places:
Hundreds of people have been making the most of the longest day of the year by taking an early-morning swim in Ilkley.
The Summer Solstice marks the end of Spring and start of Summer and today the UK will be treated to 16 hours and 38 minutes of daylight on the day.
With the sun rising at 04:43, people were already in the pool at the special event at Ilkley Lido.
A car fire on the M62 is causing disruption in West Yorkshire this morning with one lane closed as emergency services tackle the blaze.
Image source, Highways England/Crown CopyrightIt's happened at junction 27, the slip road for the M621.
The car is on fire on the hard shoulder, according to Highways England.
World Cup cricket is coming to Leeds today with Headingley hosting England vs Sri Lanka as the hosts look to take a step closer to the semi-finals.
Image source, PAIt's the first international match to be held at the Emerald Headingley Stadium since it underwent a £45m revamp and the first of four World Cup games to be played there.
A fan zone in Millennium Square in the city will show the games, with live Test Match Special commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.
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Feminist campaigners have secretly filmed at the Spearmint Rhino strip club in Sheffield. They claim the recording shows sexual acts taking place in the club, which breaks the licensing rules.
Ella, a stripper at the club, is furious with Not Buying It for secretly filming dancers naked and fears losing her job as the club may now lose their licence.
But Dr Sasha Rakoff who assisted the secret filming insists this was the only way to expose the dark side of the industry:
It will remain dry and fine with a good deal of sunshine today, and just a little patchy cloud forming. Highs of 17C (63F).
Dry tonight with largely clear skies and one or two mist patches.
A girl from Barnsley, who had been missing since Saturday, has been found.
Amy Perry, who was last seen in Dodworth, was found earlier according to South Yorkshire Police.
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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Monday morning, most services appear to be running to time so far, however:
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Leeds United will face League Two newcomers Salford City in the Carabao Cup first round.
Image source, Getty ImagesSalford are in the competition for the first time after promotion from the National League in May.
Salford, co-owned by co-owned by six former Manchester United players, will host a Leeds side managed by Marcelo Bielsa, who agreed a contract extension at Elland Road in May.
The draw for the competition, which took place in a Morrisons supermarket, threw up the following ties for Yorkshire's teams:
The fixtures will be played in the week commencing 12 August.
The Northern Powerhouse is being "undermined" by austerity despite signs of economic growth, a think-tank says.
Image source, VariousFive years since its launch, the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR) North said the economy had "moved in the right direction" but more children were living in "poor" households.
The government said record numbers of people were in work across the north.
IPPR North, a centre-left think-tank, said the Northern Powerhouse had succeeded in devolving power by creating five new "metro mayors" and a regional transport body - Transport for the North.
However, it said the government had "undermined" the project while making cuts in public spending, with the north having seen an overall £3.6bn reduction in real terms since 2009-10, while south-east and south-west England saw a £4.7bn rise.
Cities such as Leeds, Sheffield and Hull were encouraged to work together both in rivalling London and the South East and to "take on the world", with more jobs and opportunities.
Detectives investigating claims of historical child sex grooming have arrested 44 people.
Image source, Getty ImagesFour women complained of being abused between 1995 and 2005 when they were aged between 12 and 16.
During the course of an investigation police said they had arrested dozens of people across Bradford, Leeds, Kirklees and other areas of the country.
Those arrested within the past two weeks include 36 men and three women. Five other men were arrested earlier.
West Yorkshire Police, who are dealing with the allegations, said those arrested ranged in age from 39 to 81.
All of the 44 people questioned have been released under investigation.
In a statement police said the allegations of sexual abuse centred around the time the women were children in the Dewsbury and Batley areas of Kirklees.
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The number of cyclists being seriously injured on South Yorkshire's roads has hit a 10-year high, according to latest figures.
A total of 51 people were seriously injured in 2018 - the highest in a decade, according to a Freedom of Information request from South Yorkshire Police.
The amount of total injuries has been largely the same, with them being ranked either fatal, serious or slight.
Dexter Johnstone, from Cycle Sheffield, which campaigns for a "cycle friendly" city, says: "Cycling in Sheffield does not feel safe, or convenient, or an attractive option.
"This is what prevents most people from making their journeys by bike in Sheffield. This will remain the case until Sheffield Council invests in safe, protected cycle infrastructure."
Sheffield City Council says the number of people cycling in the city has increased by almost 20% and the authority is working to improve the local cycle network.
Do you know this man?:
Image source, North Yorkshire PoliceOfficers want to speak to him because they believe he may have information which would help their inquiries into a recent burglary in Fulford, York.
Anyone who recognises the man in the picture is being asked to contact police.
A charity in York is helping a dying man to record his biography to leave behind for his family.
Michael has recorded his story at St Leonard's Hospice in York.
He says he hopes it'll comfort his family and give them memories: