Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
After a cooler start to the day we should see plenty of sunshine around this morning.
But, by early afternoon the clouds and showers will return from the west.
Temperatures will be up to about 14C in places:
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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:
Meanwhile, flooding on the railway at Snaith in East Yorkshire means all lines through the station remain blocked, according to National Rail Enquiries, external.
As a result, trains will not run between Knottingley and Goole.
Disruption is expected until at least Saturday 14 March, with three trains per day running between Leeds and Goole (Monday to Saturday only). More details here, external.
For all the latest live updates from the county's main railway stations, click on the links below:
Huddersfield Town players won't sign autographs before or after games and the training ground is closed to everyone but critical staff in response to coronavirus concerns, the club says.
Image source, William Early/Getty ImagesHuddersfield Town's academy fixtures are also set to take place behind closed doors, the club adds.
On matchdays, players won't sign autographs or take part in Man of the Match presentations and there will also be no matchday mascots at home games "until further notice", according to a statement, external.
The changes have been brought in as precautions amid concerns over coronavirus spreading to supporters and players, the club says.
Huddersfield Town has thanked supporters for their understanding.
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A riverside footpath in York could be partially closed during flood barrier work if plans for the scheme are approved.
Image source, GoogleThe route, which is behind St Olave’s School between Scarborough Bridge and Water End, could be partially closed so the flood barrier around the field can be extended as part of Environment Agency work.
The scheme, which protects almost 160 properties, is set to be approved at a planning meeting on Thursday.
Plans include replacing the 13 existing floodgates at homes on Almery Terrace, as well as raising the walls about 0.5m higher with glass panels, as well as a new flood gate behind installed at Longfield Terrace.
In a report, City of York Council officers say: “This area has a history of flooding and the proposed development is in response to an identified need to protect residential and non-residential properties as well as transport routes.”
Leeds City Council is warning businesses and polluting vehicle owners to start preparing .
Read MorePolice in Sheffield say they are dealing with a rise in the number of vehicles being broken into in the car parks surrounding one of the city's hospitals.
Image source, GoogleOfficers say they have seen an increase in thefts from cars parked in the grounds of the Northern General Hospital.
The force has issued advice for drivers, including:
Leeds Rhinos' Super League game at French side Catalans Dragons on Saturday will be played behind closed doors.
Read MoreThe tractor run was the idea of Michael Spink, who died aged 24 in January 2017.
Read MoreBusinesses in Leeds are being warned it's "time to prepare" for the introduction of the city's Clean Air Zone (CAZ) which it's now been confirmed will go live in September.
Image source, Reuters/Peter NichollsFrom 28 September, owners of the worst polluting HGVs, buses, coaches, taxis and private hire vehicles will be charged for driving within the zone's boundary.
Drivers of private cars, light goods vehicles, and motorcycles will not be charged.
The CAZ was originally due to come into effect by January, but that was postponed last year due to what the council describes as 'delays to goverment systems'.
James Lewis, the council's executive member for air quality, says he's "delighted" the CAZ will now go ahead, but businesses need to be ready.
"With six months before the zone takes effect, it is now time for businesses to prepare. I would strongly encourage those who may be affected to check their vehicle and find out more about the financial support and exemptions available," Mr Lewis adds.
A £6m camera system to monitor the CAZ has been installed, with about 300 cameras placed at more than 100 junctions.
Students at a Sheffield school have welcomed England's top female goalscorer for a special training session.
Pupils from Firth Park Academy saw ex-Arsenal striker Kelly Smith and Fulham forward Chelcee Grimes take part in the special kickabout.
They were in Sheffield to inspire more girls to get into football.
Kelly Smith, who scored 46 goals for England in 117 appearances, said: "When I first started playing for England, we were playing in front of maybe 100 people.
"Now, thousands are coming to watch. The games are accessible on TV and these players are now household names.
"These young girls can look up and say, 'I want to be a Steph Houghton or Fran Kirby' because we never had that," she added.
The first "presumed positive" case of coronavirus in Kirklees has been identified, according to the borough council.
Image source, Ben Birchall/PA WireRachel Spencer-Henshall, director for public health in Kirklees, said: "Our thoughts are with the person and we wish them the very best in their recovery."
The new case is "something we have been anticipating and preparing for", she added
Ms Spencer-Henshall said: "I’d like to reassure residents we are continuing to work closely with colleagues in the health service to stop the virus spreading."
Kirklees Council is "working closely" with Public Health England to minimise risk to the public", she said.
"In the meantime, good hygiene is the very best prevention, and there are some simple steps we can all take to protect ourselves, our families and communities."
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Leeds' delayed Clean Air Zone (CAZ) will finally go live in late September, the city council has just confirmed.
From 28 September, owners of the worst polluting HGVs, buses, coaches, taxis and private hire vehicles will be charged for driving within the zone's boundary.
Drivers of private cars, light goods vehicles, and motorcycles will not be charged.
The CAZ was originally due to come into effect by January, but that was postponed last year due to what the council describes as 'delays to goverment systems'.
Ahead of the zone’s introduction, the council says it's supporting affected vehicle owners and operators to transition to lower emission vehicles which won’t be charged.
Taxi and private hire operators have introduced more than 1,200 low emission hybrid, electric and LPG powered vehicles since the zone was confirmed, according to Leeds City Council.
A £6m camera system to monitor the CAZ has been installed, with about 300 cameras placed at more than 100 junctions.
Mohammed Feazan Ayaz was subjected to a "prolonged and utterly brutal attack", prosecutors say.
Read MoreThis newly issued photo from the Environment Agency (EA) reveals just how high floodwater was when it hit an East Yorkshire town last month.
Image source, Environment AgencySnaith was badly affected when the River Aire overtopped, flooding almost 100 homes and businesses.
Latest pictures from the town show buildings showing muddy tide marks after billions of litres of water hit the area.
A yellow van which had previously been fully submerged (below) is now visible again, but still surrounded by standing water on the road.
Image source, Oli Scarff/Getty ImagesThe EA says it has teams remaining in the area helping residents and updating them with information.
Dozens of rolls of toilet roll have been stolen from a farm attraction in Sheffield.
Image source, Getty ImagesHeeley City Farm says in total about 80 rolls were taken by opportunist thieves, who helped themselves in the toilet block.
It comes as people have cleared shop shelves of some items over recent days, including food and toilet paper.
The farm says the thefts will have a "big impact" on users of the farm, with money normally used to help the charity then being spent replenishing stock.
It reiterated a request to visitors to not take toilet rolls home with them.
A 12-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy who were reported missing from West Yorkshire have been found, police say.
Gabrielle Baines and Connor Ryan were reported missing from Morley yesterday evening.
West Yorkshire Police have thanked everyone who shared the appeal to find them.
Two men have been jailed for carrying out a violent robbery in West Yorkshire in which a man was stabbed with a broken bottle.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceRichard Carroll (pictured left) and Ali Hussain Shah (pictured right) were jailed for what detectives described as a brutal assault outside Dewsbury sports centre in August 2019.
Carroll, 30, of no fixed address, was jailed for a total of 17 years after pleading guilty to wounding and robbery.
Shah, 34, of St John's Walk, Dewsbury, was sentenced to five years and five months in prison for robbery and possession of a bladed weapon.
Leeds Crown Court heard the men stole the victim’s wallet and phone before leaving him on the floor with serious injuries to his face and body.
Det Sgt Oliver Coates said: “The level of violence used in this incident was quite shocking
“I hope the strong sentences will bring some comfort to the victim."
Huddersfield assistant manager Nicky Cowley is charged with using "abusive and/or insulting words" by the FA.
Read MoreA teenage student makes friends with an 84-year-old woman thanks to an anti-loneliness scheme.
Read MoreThe completion of a £22m footbridge has been delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Image source, Highways EnglandThe A63 Castle Street crossing in Hull was due to open in May. However, Highways England has said it will now be in the summer.
Granite ordered for the bridge has been delayed following the closure of the quarries in China in response to the outbreak, the agency said.
The stone will now be sourced from mines in Portugal.