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

However:

• The 08:27 service from Leeds to Halifax is running about 14 minutes late
• The 08:27 service from Leeds to Scarborough is running about nine minutes late
• The 08:39 service from York to Redcar is running about seven minutes late
• The 08:42 service from Leeds to Newcastle has been cancelled
• The 08:43 service from Doncaster to Leeds has been cancelled
• The 08:51 service from Bradford Interchange to Halifax is running about 12 minutes late
• The 09:01 service from Wakefield Westgate to Leeds has been cancelled
• The 09:05 service from York to Liverpool Lime Street 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

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta "shouted a lot" at half-time to inspire an improved performance that helped the Gunners beat Leeds United and progress to the FA Cup fourth round.

Leeds dominated before the break, with Patrick Bamford hitting the bar with one of United's 15 first-half efforts.

Arsenal were excellent in the second half and Reiss Nelson scrambled home to secure a second consecutive win.

The Gunners will visit Bournemouth in the next round later this month.

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa said: "What we needed to do in the match is repeat what we did in the first half.

"The first half was very, very positive for us. In the second half the control of the match changed a lot.

"In the first half we pressed the opponents' defence more and were able to attack fast. We couldn't do that in the second half."

A renovated 18th Century cloth trading hall has recorded losses of almost £900,000, its second deficit in two years of operation.

Halifax's Piece Hall Trust recorded a £897,000 deficit during 2018-19, its accounts show.

A £22m restoration began in 2014 before the building re-opened in 2017.

The trust said the losses at the Grade I-listed building, which has had more than five million visitors in under three years, were expected.

The deficit, shown in the annual accounts for the year ending March 31, 2019, is in line with the budget, the trust added.

Roger Marsh, chairman of the trust, said: "Much has been made about the trust's losses, but these initial losses were planned for.

The building was built in 1779 as a trading centre for handloom weavers selling "pieces" of locally-made cloth.

The original 315 units in the arcades (once used for storing and trading the cloth) now contain new shops, cafes and offices.

The residents of Fishlake, badly flooded two months ago, want eco-friendly solutions to the problem.

The indefinable Yorkshire artist wants to "change culture", while making anthems for Generation Z.

Steven Gallant, in prison for murder, tells how he used a chair to tackle the London Bridge attacker.

James Etherington suffered a brain injury when he hit his head on the ground outside a Bingley club.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

A Wakefield care home has been given six months to improve or face closure, after a health watchdog put the facility in special measures.

Image source, Google

A number of failings were found at Broxbourne House on Barnsley Road by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Inspectors found the 21 residents “were not treated with respect and their privacy and dignity was not maintained”.

The home was failed four out of the five categories used by the CQC.

A spokesman for the home said he was confident that it would improve swiftly.

He said: “We’ve got six months now. We’ve got an action plan in place and we’re working hard on that."

Luke Jobson's body was found in the River Tees after he went missing following a night out in Yarm.

TransPennine Express are offering a rebate to season ticket holders hit by recent delays and cancellations.

Image source, TRANSPENNINE EXPRESS

The scheme, which will refund 3% of the annualised cost of weekly, monthly and annual tickets held between 1 October and 31 December 2019, will open next week.

People with valid tickets will need to email the train company to claim the rebate.

The service's managing director Leo Goodwin said: “We have experienced a number of issues following the introduction of our new trains, resulting in disruption to a number of our customers journeys with us.

“I would like to thank our customers for continuing to travel with us and it is only right that we compensate them for the recent disruption."

Stevenage sign winger Joe Leesley from Harrogate Town on loan until the end of the season.

The boys, aged 13, 15, and 16, are charged with robbery and wounding.

Wakefield's Ben Jones-Bishop will miss the opening months of the Super League season with an unspecified medical condition.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Lorry drivers could soon be banned from parking on a Bedale industrial estate after residents complained truckers were using the space as an "open toilet".

Image source, Google

A Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) could be enforced by Hambleton District Council which will ban anyone parking in the restricted area between 07:00 and 19:00.

Residents reported truckers had "plagued" the site, after they allegedly left human waste, litter, and kept their engines running.

Lorry drivers claim there is a lack of parking and an order will push them to wait in other areas.

The council says there is a nearby designated space for hauliers.

If approved, the ban will be enforced on 6 March and will see offenders handed a £100 fine or prosecution.

Farmers in five more counties can now apply to the government for amounts from £500 to £25k.

Council tax for York residents could increase by up to 3.99% in April as the council looks to make £4m in savings but free up money for social care.

The council's plans propose an increase of 1.99% which is the highest raise before a referendum is required.

The further two percent is a rise to fund social care, providing £1.8m. This is not subject to a referendum.

In a report, York Council said there was further uncertainty over national funding and growing demand for adult social care services.

A 68-year-old man who died following a collision in Mexborough on Saturday has been named by police.

Image source, FAMILY HANDOUT

Michael Boland (pictured) was crossing the road on Greens Way when he was in collision with a black BMW at about 17:25.

Mr Boland was pronounced dead at the scene.

A 22-year-old man from Mexborough was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

He has been released under investigation.

Up to five Yorkshire teams could play in the FA Cup fourth round - with one third round game still to play.

Image source, Clive Howes/Chelsea FC via Getty Images

Championship leaders Leeds United play Arsenal later at the Emirates.

The teams through and their respective ball numbers are below:

• Sheffield United - 10
• Sheffield Wednesday - 15
• Barnsley - 17
• Hull City - 25
• Arsenal or Leeds United - 28

The draw will take place live on the BBC before the Arsenal v Leeds game.

The games will be played between Friday 24 and Monday 27 January.

The men, including a police officer, are accused of offences against three girls between 2006 and 2009.

This horse had a bit of a 'mare when it became trapped in water, prompting a rescue involving the fire service near Doncaster.

Image source, South Yorkshire Fire

Firefighters were called to the field in Balby to help the stranded animal.

The horse was pulled from 4ft of water and handed over to the RSPCA for checks.