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Motorists are being warned to take care today as heavy rain is forecast.

A yellow "be aware" warning for rain for parts of Yorkshire has been issued by the Met Office, external.

West Yorkshire Police say the rain is already heavy on motorways and drivers should slow down and leave plenty of space.

World number 11 David Gilbert says he wanted to "smash up his cue" after losing to James Cahill in the UK Championship.

A 26-year-old Hull man has been found guilty of murdering his girlfriend's 23-month-old daughter.

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Jonathan Garner (pictured) was convicted by jury at Sheffield Crown Court of murdering Mia Gregson at her home in the Gypsyville area of Hull.

Mia's mother, Samantha Gregson, also 26, was found guilty of causing or allowing her daughter's death.

The toddler died on 13 February 2014 after being taken to hospital from home.

The court heard she had been smothered.

Gregson, of Melling Close, Chesterfield, sobbed in the dock as the verdicts were read out while Garner stared at the ceiling.

Both are due to be sentenced later.

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If you're making a journey on the rails in Yorkshire this Wednesday morning, most services appear to be generally running on time.

However:

• The 08:48 York to Hull service has been cancelled
• The 08:53 Leeds to Huddersfield service has been cancelled
• The 09:39 Leeds to Newcastle service has been cancelled
• The 09:52 Leeds to Newcastle service has been cancelled

For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:

• York Station, external
• Leeds Station, external
• Sheffield Station, external
• Hull Station, external
• Doncaster Station, external
• Wakefield Westgate, external
• Bradford Interchange, external
• Bradford Forster Square, external

The Yorkshire Air Ambulance service (YAA) has become the latest charity to withdraw its connection to the Duke of York.

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The YAA said "staff, volunteer and donor opinion" had led to the move by its trustee board.

It follows Prince Andrew's appearance on BBC Newsnight and the controversy over his ties to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The duke opened the air ambulance base at Nostell in 2015.

For several months the duke had been facing questions over his ties to US financier Epstein, who took his own life in August while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges.

Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's accusers, claimed she was forced to have sex with the prince three times.

The duke has always denied any form of sexual contact or relationship with her.

YAA said: "As a charity funded by public donations, we must seriously consider the opinions of our donors and supporters, this has been a significant factor in reaching this decision."

The University of Huddersfield has also said the prince would step down as chancellor.

Jack Harrison's late goal sees Leeds move to the top of the Championship as they beat Reading 1-0 in an uninspiring encounter.

Ten-man Harrogate find a stoppage-time equaliser to salvage a 2-2 draw at home to Halifax in the National League.

Huddersfield Town and Swansea City settle for a draw after a lively affair at the John Smith stadium.

A primary school in Barnsley that was forced to close after a sickness bug struck pupils and staff will reopen tomorrow.

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Oakwell Rise Primary, on Doncaster Road, closed yesterday following high levels of sickness absence from both pupils and staff.

It remained closed today so a "deep clean" could be completed.

Headteacher Jess Jenkins said the school will open as normal tomorrow.

"Our highest priority is always protecting the wellbeing of our children and families, so we sought advice from Public Health England.

"On their recommendation, we closed the school for two days in order to allow staff and a specialist cleaning team to complete a deep clean of the entire school and prevent any further spread of infection.

"The school will be reopening and operating as usual on 27 November."

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Residents in Calderdale could soon have the option of a natural burial ground in which to lay their loved ones to rest.

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Woodland and green burial sites have become popular nationally since the first was opened at Carlisle in 1993.

The coffins are often biodegradable, made from cardboard or recycled paper, wicker, banana leaf, bamboo or willow and are designed to decompose easily.

Natural burials are not marked with a headstone but instead are identified by a tree or flowers with the intention of looking as closely as possible like a natural meadow or woodland.

The proposal in Calderdale would bring an area of land next to a designated burial site at Booth into use for about 180 natural burial plots, at an estimated cost of about £2,000.

Calderdale Council’s Cabinet will meet at Halifax Town Hall on 2 December to discuss the plans.

Two police officers were attacked while trying to speak to a man in Barnsley in the early hours of this morning.

The female officers approached a man who they'd witnessed driving his car erratically in Monk Bretton at about 02:00 this morning, police say.

It's alleged he then forced one officer's head to the floor before hitting the other in the face.

Both police officers were checked over at Barnsley Hospital and have since been discharged.

A 32-year-old man from Barnsley has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency services worker, and driving offences.

Abbey Dash organisers apologised after runners were told finishing times will not be recognised.

Demolition work is due to start in Hull at the site of a planned multi-million pound diabetes treatment and research centre.

There'll be new treatment facilities at both Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital, following a donation of £8m to Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust from Hull City owner Assem Allam.

The donation is being matched to create £16m for the improvements, the trust said.

Mr Allam said: "I moved to this part of the UK in 1968 and I am passionate about this region and the people."

A Sheffield woman has been blocked from becoming a president at one of England's biggest Christian organisations because she is in a same-sex marriage.

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Hannah Brock Womack was nominated as one of the six presidents of Churches Together in England (CTE).

But to her "sadness and frustration and shock" she was told she could not continue in the position.

CTE said its members included churches which have a "traditional understanding of Christian marriage".

The organisation, which is led by six presidents who represent a range of Christian denominations, coordinates the work of different churches in England.

Ms Brock Womack, from Sheffield, was nominated by the Quakers in Britain.

But about half of the remaining churches which make up CTE's membership considered the appointment a "step too far at this point".

Super League newcomers Toronto Wolfpack sign Leeds prop Brad Singleton and London Broncos half-back James Cunningham for 2020.

Toronto Wolfpack head coach Brian McDermott is rewarded for winning promotion to Super League with a five-year deal.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Garry Monk says he made an "error of judgement" working with former assistant Pep Clotet.

A 65-year-old woman was injured when she was hit by a vehicle which then failed to stop in Northallerton yesterday, police say.

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It happened on South Parade at about 16:20 on Monday, according to North Yorkshire Police.

The woman was crossing the road from the direction of MW Darwin & Sons towards Shine Hair & Beauty, when she was struck by the vehicle which was then driven away towards East Road.

The woman was treated at Friarage Hospital for minor injuries.

Officers say they want anyone who saw what happened, or any businesses with CCTV footage, to get in touch.

Runners who took part in the Leeds Abbey Dash race last month have been told their finishing times won't count after what was supposed to be a 10k course was found to be too short.

The race, which saw 8,000 runners take part and raised about £200,000 for charity in 2019, is organised by charity Age UK.

This year's 34th edition of the event was held on 27 October on a course slightly altered from previous years.

Welsh runner Charlotte Arter ran 31 minutes and 34 seconds to break the women's course record at this year's event. At the time, it made her the fourth fastest British woman of all time.

But the course was "re-assessed" after the event and was found to be 23m short, according to Age UK.

The charity added it was "extremely sorry" for the disappointment the news may have caused participants.

Head of events Lydia Curran said: "The event is managed and organised with a trusted team which makes every effort to ensure everyone has a safe and fun day.

"The route will be re-licensed for 2020 and in the meantime we are so grateful for everyone who took part and raised vital funds to help improve the lives of older people."