Rail passengers travelling to, from or through Calderdale in West Yorkshire are still facing major problems on the trains this morning.

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Overrunning engineering work between Halifax and Brighouse has caused disruption to train services.

Trains may be delayed, cancelled or diverted until the end of the day, according to National Rail Enquiries, external.

Services between Leeds and Huddersfield via Brighouse will be diverted via an alternative route and will not call at Low Moor, Halifax and Brighouse.

The line between Leeds and Manchester Victoria via Brighouse has now reopened but services are still subject to short notice delays and cancellations.

Replacement road transport is due to run between Halifax and Huddersfield via Brighouse.

Nine women who perform at strip clubs in Sheffield and London which were involved in a legal battle over video footage taken by private investigators have lost an appeal to keep their identities secret.

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A High Court judge rejected an anonymity application from the Spearmint Rhinos workers in September and now a judge has rejected an appeal against that ruling.

The performers, plus Spearmint Rhino bosses, are involved in a fight with campaign group Not Buying It.

They want to stop the group circulating footage taken by private investigators at clubs in Sheffield and Camden earlier this year.

The dancers said publication could infringe their human right to respect for private life.

The company behind household names such as Nurofen, Lemsip and Dettol opens a new major centre in Hull today.

RB, formerly Reckitt Benckiser, known locally as Reckitts, has been based in the city for 179 years.

It's investing £105m in the Centre for Scientific Excellence at its site on Dansom Lane, which will focus on developing new products.

Chief Medical Officer Bruce Charlesworth says: "This is the biggest ever single investment we've made in infrastructure and facilities.

"What we've tried to do is make sure we acknowledge and respect the heritage of our business here since 1840, but also look forward and make sure we have facilities which are world class."

A man's been arrested after reports of live ferrets being thrown at a car and vehicles being damaged in a street in Harrogate.

Officers were called to Woodfield Road at about 19:30 on Monday evening after receiving reports a man had damaged at least a dozen vehicles using a ferret box to smash windows and cause dents and scratches.

It was also reported that a pair of ferrets had been thrown at one vehicle.

A 25-year-old man was detained by members of the public and arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal.

The two ferrets are now in the care of the RSPCA, police say.

A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "This would have been a very disturbing and alarming incident to those who witnessed it and we are keen to speak to anyone who has information which could assist the investigation."

BBC Sport

Rotherham United staged a stunning fightback to come from 3-0 down to beat non-league Solihull Moors and reach the FA Cup third round.

The National League side looked set to reach round three for the first time in their history when Jimmy Ball tapped in just after the hour following early goals from Jamey Osborne and Alex Gudger.

But the Millers, who had previously barely threatened, scored four times in the final 14 minutes to turn the tie on its head.

Disruption caused by an "incident" on the railway between Rochdale and Todmorden is over, according to train operator Northern:

However, there's still major disruption on train services to, from and through Calderdale due to overrunning engineering work which is expected to lead to delays and cancellations all day.

For the very latest information, visit National Rail Enquiries, external:

BBC Weather

Today will be dry with any low cloud or mist giving way to some bright or sunny spells.

It'll be dry this evening with clear spells.

Tonight is expected to stay dry, becoming chilly in places later:

Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage boy was critically injured when he was in collision with a bus in Sheffield.

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Emergency services were called just after 07:30 yesterday to Retford Road, just before the junction with Beaver Hill Road.

The 13-year-old was taken to hospital with serious head injuries, where he remains in a critical but stable condition, according to South Yorkshire Police.

The force says it wants anyone who witnessed the incident, particularly drivers with dash cam footage, to get in touch.

Disruption to rail services in Calderdale is now expected to last "until the end of the day", according to train operator Northern.

The problems are due to Network Rail engineering works which have overrun.

There are also problems on the Rochdale-Todmorden route due to an "incident" which is expected to be dealt with by about 10:00.

Ronnie O'Sullivan says staying relaxed and limiting his practice is vital as he continues his quest for an eighth UK Championship title.

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There are major problems on train services to, from and through Calderdale in West Yorkshire this morning. Click here for all the latest details.

Otherwise:

• The 08:44 York to Plymouth service has been cancelled
• The 08:47 York to Scarborough service has been cancelled
• The 09:31 Bradford Interchange to Leeds service has been cancelled
• The 10:07 York to Sunderland 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

Passengers who were delayed travelling on LNER services after chaos at York can use their tickets today.

More than 1.2 million coffee cups have been recycled in the first year of a trial scheme to cut waste in Leeds.

Almost 200 brightly coloured recycling bins were placed in the city centre in October 2018 to take packaging for food and drink consumed in the street.

Before then, the city's bins were not suitable for "on-the-go" waste.

The new bins have also handled 160,000 plastic bottles, but the scheme's organisers estimated 80% of recyclable products still went in the wrong bin.

The #LeedsByExample project installed the recycling bins for plastic bottles, cans and paper cups on the streets, in offices, shopping centres, universities and transport hubs in the square mile of Leeds city centre.

The scheme has since spread to Edinburgh and Swansea, with plans to roll it out to other cities and towns in 2020.

Rail passengers travelling to, from or through Calderdale in West Yorkshire are being warned about major problems on the trains this morning.

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Overrunning engineering work between Sowerby Bridge and Brighouse is causing disruption to trains between Hebden Bridge/Bradford Interchange and Brighouse.

Trains may be delayed, cancelled or diverted until about 09:00, according to National Rail Enquiries, external.

Services between Leeds and Huddersfield via Brighouse will be diverted via an alternative route and will not call at Low Moor, Halifax and Brighouse.

Train services between Leeds and Manchester Victoria via Brighouse will also be diverted and will not call at Morley, Batley, Dewsbury, Mirfield and Brighouse.

Replacement road transport is said to be running between Halifax and Huddersfield via Brighouse.

Meanwhile, the emergency services are currently dealing with an "incident" between Rochdale and Todmorden.

As a result, trains between Manchester Victoria and Todmorden may be cancelled, delayed or revised, with problems expected until at least 10:00 this morning.

Polling stations can relocate in an emergency and floods, lost keys and WW2 bombs have seen it happen.

Rotherham United stage a stunning fightback to come from 3-0 down to beat non-league Solihull Moors and reach the FA Cup third round.

Police are appealing for witnesses to a collision in Bradford which left a 14-year-old boy injured.

It happened at the junction of Bridge Street and Hall Ings just before 16:00 on Saturday.

The boy was using the crossing when he was involved in a collision with a grey Vauxhall Corsa, police say.

The car initially failed to stop but returned a short time later and the occupants were then spoken to by officers.

West Yorkshire Police are asking anyone who might have any information about what happened to get in touch.

A visually impaired actor from Hull has won a starring role in a rock'n'roll version of the pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Jessica Jolleys was born with two eye conditions she inherited from her father, who is now completely blind.

But that's not stopped her from taking the stage as Jill at Theatr Clwyd in Mold, Flintshire.

"It's never really crossed my mind I wouldn't be able to do it," the 23-year-old said.

The veins behind Ms Jolleys' eyes do not reach far enough across, affecting her long-distance vision, she also has a condition called nystagmus which causes her eyes to shake.

Director Zoë Waterman said the crew had to make sure things were not lying around in the dark backstage.

She said: "I think it's really brilliant if people come to see it who are visually impaired, for them to see that reflected on stage. But Jessica was absolutely cast because she was the best person for Jill."

Hundreds of winter jackets are being donated to homeless shelters and charities by a Sheffield clothing firm.

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Dark Peak, based in the city, launched the NESSH jacket last year with a promise that every one sold would mean the company would donate a jacket to a homeless person.

Now, 1,000 jackets will be donated to organisations across the country.

One of those to benefit is the S6 foodbank in Sheffield, with 40 jackets being donated which will then go to people in need.

A sailor from Hull who helped save 27 people from a container ship ablaze off the French coast has been awarded the Queen's Commendation for Bravery.

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Able Seaman Alex Harvey, 25, was one of two crew from HMS Argyll to receive the award.

They struggled for eight hours in towering waters in a small boat to perform the rescue in March.

HMS Argyll had been on her way home to Plymouth after nine months away in the Asia-Pacific region when it heard a merchant ship was in difficulty about 150 miles southwest of Brest in the Bay of Biscay.

The two sailors volunteered to go to her aid in an eight-metre long boat.

Every man aboard the stricken Grande America, a 28,000-tonne container ship, was taken to safety.

"It was rough – very rough and as we got near to the ship, it turned out to be a lot worse than we’d imagined it," said Able Seaman Harvey.