Breaking news, sport, weather and travel updates from across North, West, East and South Yorkshire.

Crawley Town boss John Yems tells his side to "go out and enjoy" their FA Cup giant-killing of Leeds - then realises they can't.

Bradford Park Avenue host Boston United in the National League North - listen to live BBC Radio Lincolnshire commentary.

Police found cannabis plants and 13 people inside the shisha bar on the Wicker in Sheffield.

Crawley Town produce one of the FA Cup third round's most emphatic upsets as they stun Premier League side Leeds United.

Sunderland and Hull settle for a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light in a game that does little to seriously boost either side's promotion chances.

Joe Edwards hits the winner as Plymouth twice come from behind to shock Huddersfield and reach the FA Cup fourth round.

Watch live coverage as League Two Crawley Town host Premier League Leeds United in the FA Cup third round.

Doncaster Rovers reach the FA Cup fourth round as they upset Championship side Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park.

Wakefield Trinity fine the "small minority" of players who broke West Yorkshire's coronavirus restrictions on New Year's Eve.

The Paces charity in Sheffield says a lack of testing is putting carers and their clients at risk.

Saturday's League Two fixture between Scunthorpe United and Bradford City is postponed because of a frozen pitch.

Dr Sarah Addis, who works at York Hospital, is urging people to stick to lockdown rules.

The Met Office has issed a further warning of snow for North and West Yorkshire which runs until 20:00 today.

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The warning, issued on Friday afternoon, says that delays on roads which could lead to people being stranded are possible.

It also warns that some rural communities could be cut off and power may be affected in some parts.

A warning for ice is in place for much of England tomorrow.

You can find out more here, external and check your local forecast with the BBC here.

Benjamin Cornelius, from Hull, is working on a second book in the latest coronavirus lockdown.

An 18-year-old man who was stopped by police on the M62 in East Yorkshire has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, money laundering, possession of a knife and possession with intent to supply drugs, police say

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The man was stopped as part of a police operation at Howden yesterday.

A lock knife, about £3,000 in cash and a quantity of suspected heroin and crack cocaine were seized in the operation, according to Humberside Police.

The arrested man has been released from custody while an investigation continues, officers said.

For parts of North and West Yorkshire today, snow has been falling for hours making travelling in the region difficult.

Image source, Helen Empson

But a photo of a postal worker walking up a hill in Harrogate as snow falls has been shared by people living in the area, with many praising his efforts.

Helen Empson, who took the photo, said the Royal Mail worker was a "star" and deserved the praise as he continued to deliver letters in the heavy snowfall.

On Facebook, one person said: "Yorkshire folk are not to be painted with the same brush as the south, we live for this weather", while another said: "Postmen/women are wonderful. So glad we have them. Thank you to all of them".

Local Democracy Reporting Service

The number of houses being burgled in Sheffield has dropped significantly in the past 12 months, new figures show.

Over the last year, the South Yorkshire Police force has recorded 29% fewer burglaries across the city – amounting to 1,100 fewer residents targeted by thieves.

A police report puts the drop down to the “extraordinary circumstances” of residents staying at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, adding that officers have been working hard during restrictions.

The report states: "While our overall detection rate is not yet where we want it to be, since January 2020 detectives have achieved custodial sentences totalling almost 40 years for prolific offenders."

The apartment and car are recovered from convicted murderer Mohammed Nisar Khan - known as "Meggy".

A new symptom-free coronavirus testing site has opened at the University of York, it's been confirmed.

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The testing centre based at the University of York sports hall is in addition to an existing testing site based at York St John University, according to the City of York Council (COYC).

The site offers free testing for anyone living or working in York who is unable to work from home and is still going to work.

This includes staff working in education and early years, those in factories and construction and other essential sectors, the council said.

Anyone eligible and needing to book a test should visit the COYC website, external.

Councillor Keith Aspden, leader of City of York Council, said: “Our thanks go to the University of York, who along with York St John University, are offering their testing site to residents.

"This is yet another example of how the city can come together to fight coronavirus.”

Sharon Stoltz, director of public health at City of York Council, said: “The early identification of symptom-free cases and subsequent self-isolation will help to stop the spread of the virus."