Michal Helik's 94th-minute winner secures Barnsley victory over Yorkshire rivals Huddersfield in the Championship.

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Dean Wilson is aiming to post 1,000 pictures of his "pebble of the day" discoveries.

Leeds demonstrate their attacking flair as they embarrass West Brom and leave Sam Allardyce searching for his first win as Albion boss.

Bradford extend their unbeaten run to five matches but are forced to settle for a goalless draw against Port Vale.

Naby Sarr scores a stoppage-time winner to give Huddersfield Town victory over Blackburn Rovers.

A man who died in a crash near Leeds last week has been named by police as 26-year-old James Patrick Nicholson.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

The collision, involving a silver Nissan Navara pick-up, happened at about 21:05 on Tuesday 22 December on the A650, at the roundabout with the A58 between Leeds and Bradford.

The Navara was being driven from Bradford when it collided with the roundabout, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Mr Nicholson, a passenger in the Navara, died at the scene.

The driver suffered serious injuries and was treated in hospital. Two other passengers were taken to hospital with injuries which were not life-threatening.

Anyone who saw what happened, or who has dash camera, CCTV or phone footage of the collision, is being asked to contact police.

An "extremely rare" gold coin depicting Oliver Cromwell which until recently was part of a North Yorkshire coin collection is expected to fetch up to £150,000 at auction next month.

Image source, Dix Noonan Webb

The 50 shilling coin is one of only 12 believed to exist, according to auctioneers Dix Noonan Webb.

Minted in 1656, it is part of a collection of coins previously owned by Scarborough-based collector Marvin Lessen.

The London-based auction house says the sale is the fourth and final part of Mr Lessen's collection to be sold.

Peter Preston-Morley, from Dix Noonan Webb said: "The three parts of the collection that have been sold at Dix Noonan Webb so far, have fetched just under £1m (including buyers premium), but we feel we have kept the best to last and this sale truly reflects Mr Lessen’s fascination with the Cromwell era, and particularly the coins of Thomas Simon.”

Other items set to go under the hammer on 21 January are a gold Naval Reward medal, estimated to fetch up to £40,000, and a silver shilling from 1651, which was once owned by the Duke of Devonshire.

BBC Weather Watchers

Snow has stopped falling in much of Yorkshire now after an overnight flurry, but a lot of the white stuff still remains on the ground.

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers/Barbara

In Old Town near Hebden Bridge, BBC Weather Watcher Barbara took the photo above showing snow-topped buildings in West Yorkshire.

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers/Tim

Meanwhile, Weather Watcher Tim took this (above) from Hade Edge, just outside Holmfirth. He said it was "cold but beautiful".

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers/Craeglea

The Stray in Harrogate looked impressive this morning (above), as this photo from BBC Weather Watcher Craeglea shows. It was taken this morning, just before the sun fully rose.

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers/Kevin63

Bishops' House in Meersbrook Park, Sheffield (above), looked pretty after a dusting in South Yorkshire. Kevin snapped the shot during a walk through the park there.

Finally, Lesley shared her photo (below) of a miniature snowman on a wall in Stainland, West Yorkshire:

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers/LesleyDawn

Work is under way to remove the bodies of a pod of sperm whales washed up from the North Sea in East Yorkshire.

Image source, Emily Mayman (BDMLR)

The 10 whales died after getting stranded on the beach between Tunstall and Withernsea on Christmas Eve.

Some of the animals were washed back into the sea but work has started to remove the remaining carcasses.

The council said people had been coming to look at the carcasses, with some climbing on the animals and they urged people to stay away.

A spokesperson said following scientific testing on several of the dead whales, the council was working with partners and a specialist contractor to first remove the whale nearest to Withernsea's South Promenade.

It said work would happen in the coming days and, for public safety, people should stay away.

The spokesperson added: "We are aware of reports of people getting close to the animals, touching them and even climbing on them.

"What happened is a tragedy and we ask people to be respectful while work is undertaken to move them off the beach or for nature to take its course."

This was the scene this morning in one part of South Yorkshire after snow fall overnight.

Drivers helped each other in Hoyland after some cars became stuck:

Several sporting murals have sprung up around Leeds during the coronavirus pandemic.

A man has been arrested following a "serious incident" in a North Yorkshire town, police say.

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Officers were called to a property in Finkle Street in Selby just before 09:00 this morning.

A man and a woman were found injured at the scene, with the man having suffered "serious injuries", according to North Yorkshire Police.

A man in his 30s has since been arrested in connection with the incident, officers said.

Local residents are being asked to avoid the area while forensic inquiries are carried out, the North Yorkshire force added.

BBC Weather Watchers

Many of us woke up to snow this morning across Yorkshire, with some people braving the cold to take photos.

Our BBC Weather Watchers have been sharing some of their snaps with us.

Image source, Robert W

In Hawes, Robert W managed to capture a cold scene (above) as the low-lying sun hit part of the Yorkshire Dales.

And Holmfirth also had a dusting of the white stuff, as Tanya Lyons' photo shows below.

Image source, Tanya Lyons

Also in West Yorkshire, Rosie's photo of Huddersfield (below) shows a quiet road completely covered in snow.

Image source, Rosie

Meanwhile, Barnsley also saw some snow fall with RH taking this photo in the town:

Image source, RH

Motorists are being urged to avoid unnecessary travel after heavy snowfall across parts of Yorkshire.

Image source, BBC Weather Watchers/Sue

Police in West Yorkshire said they were responding to "a number of reports of collisions".

Meanwhile, the A169 between Whitby and Pickering has been closed due to snow and officers in North Yorkshire say driving conditions are "treacherous", external.

The Met Office said up to 4ins (10cm) could fall over the Pennines and the North York Moors on Tuesday.

Writing on Twitter, West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit said: "Please drive to the conditions and avoid unnecessary travel."

Snowfall across Yorkshire is also affecting bus and tram services in some areas.

First Bus is warning of a number of disruptions in South and West Yorkshire, while the Blue and Purple Supertram routes in Sheffield have been suspended, external between Halfway/Herdings Park and Sheffield Station as the roads are blocked.

Stagecoach said, external: "Due to the current weather conditions, all services in Sheffield are delayed or diverted in all areas."

Sight Support HEY uses volunteers to guide people as they either run or walk.

Doncaster Rovers postpone Tuesday's League One game against Fleetwood Town - the seventh out of 12 that evening to be called off because of Covid-19.

Morecambe's next two League Two games, at Bolton Wanderers and Bradford City, are called off because of a coronavirus outbreak.

Marcus Warner was treated at the scene by paramedics, but was pronounced dead shortly afterwards.

Bradford City caretaker managers Mark Trueman and Conor Sellars are put in charge of the League Two club "until further notice".