Customers and an Oasis cover band are trapped at the Tan Hill Inn, near Keld, after heavy snowfall.

Grimsby Town's National League home game with Boreham Wood is called off after storm damage to a stand roof at Blundell Park.

Keith Hill is still looking for his first win as Scunthorpe manager after Yann Songo'o's second-half equaliser earned Bradford a draw.

Llive coverage from day five of the UK Snooker Championship at the Barbican in York.

Lawyers for David Henderson say papers were lodged with the Court of Appeal on Tuesday.

Extinction Rebellion targets 13 sites in the UK on the retail giant's busiest day of the year.

Previous incumbent Philip Allott resigned after making comments about the murder of Sarah Everard.

Jason Clark was stabbed 15 times before he died in the hallway of a Hull flat, a court has heard.

Wind and snow warnings apply across much of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

A coroner says there was "insufficient regard" for Hannah Kilgallon's history as she was discharged.

Zbigniew Soj is accused of murdering youth worker Bori Benko at her Bradford flat.

A senior West Yorkshire doctor has warned pressure on hospital A&E departments is the worst he's seen since qualifying 19 years ago.

It comes as hospital leaders in West Yorkshire say they are facing the most challenging winter yet., external

Dr Jacob Mushin (pictured below), clinical lead of emergency medicine at Bradford Royal Infirmary, said he's never seen A&E under this much stress at this time of year.

He said: "I'm very worried. On a daily basis our staff are under immense amounts of pressure.

"We're very concerned about burnout and the effect this is having on staff's health, both mental and physical."

NHS England say it is supporting trusts , externalas they deal with record demand.

The ex-England player denies assaulting Barnsley FC's manager in the tunnel after a match.

A 15-year-old boy had his jaw broken as he walked away from a Halifax Town football match, police say

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The assault on Clare Road after the 23 November match against Wrexham left the teenager needing surgery, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Det Insp Simon Archer, said: "We will do all we can to identify those responsible.

"Given the time and location the assault took place, there will have been a number of people in the area, leaving the stadium and making their way home."

Anyone who witnessed the assault is asked to contact police.

Sam Barlow has been recognised for setting up a group to help people stay healthy and meet others.

Leeds was Yorkshire's busiest railway station despite the number of passengers falling an average of 78% in the UK due to the Covid pandemic.

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Lockdowns and restrictions throughout the year meant more people worked from home and did not commute as much.

The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) said despite an 81% reduction, Leeds railway station remained the most used across Yorkshire between March 2020 and April 2021.

The city's station had 5.8 million passenger entries and exits.

Sheffield recorded 1.9 million with York registering 1.8 million.

Overall, the pandemic brought the lowest level of rail journeys in the country since before 1872.

Feras Alshaker, of ORR, said: "We know that recent figures show leisure journeys are nearly back to pre-pandemic levels and there is a slower increase in commuter journeys.”

Organisers of the Lincoln rally call for an end to harassment and assault on the streets at night.

Storm Arwen is expected to bring severe wind and storm conditions to Yorkshire and Lincolnshire later today and over the weekend.

The Met Office has issued an amber warning, external for parts of Yorkshire and a yellow warning for parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Amber means it is likely that bad weather will affect people, possibly including travel delays, road and rail closures and power cuts.

A yellow warning means means the weather is likely to have some impact, for example travel disruption.

There are warnings of winds of 65 to 75mph - particularly in coastal areas - from 15:00, which is likely to cause travel disruption.

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The Met Office warns that:

• Injuries and danger to life from flying debris are possible
• Some damage to trees, temporary structures and buildings, such as tiles blown from roofs, could happen
• Road, rail, air and ferry services may be affected, with longer journey times and cancellations possible
• Some roads and bridges may close
• Power cuts may occur, with the potential to affect other services, such as mobile phone coverage
• Injuries and danger to life could occur from large waves and beach material being thrown onto sea fronts, coastal roads and properties.

North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue, external has warned people to secure large items like trampolines, tables and seating.

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BBC Radio Humberside

The normal train timetable between Hull and Scarborough should be restored next May, according to Northern Rail.

Northern said it made the decision to cut back services because of a driver shortages caused by the pandemic and de-prioritised leisure routes to cope with demand for commuter trains between Hull and places like York, Sheffield and Leeds.

The operator has now told the Beverley and Holderness MP, Graham Stuart, that a backlog in training new drivers should be cleared soon and a full timetable will be reintroduced in 2022.

Pete Myers, stakeholder manager at Northern Rail, says 'It was a pleasure to meet with Graham to reassure him that our services will be returning to normal next year.

'We're also putting money into improving Beverley train station, we’re making the station at Bridlington more accessible with new lifts and putting significant investment into the engineering depot at Hull.”

North Yorkshire's newly elected Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner (PFCC) is expected to be announced today.

A PFCC is not a serving member of the local force but they are voted for by the public, to hold the police forces and fire services to account.

Voting took place yesterday to replace Philip Allott (pictured), who resigned after his comments about the murder of Sarah Everard, who was from York, led to a vote of no confidence by the county's crime panel.

Mr Allott had been in post for five months when he resigned.

Voter turnout figures for today's election have been released.

• Craven: 15.36%
• Hambleton: 15.28%
• Harrogate: 15.56%
• Richmondshire: 13.38%
• Ryedale: 13.38%
• Scarborough: 12.24%
• Selby: 13.88%
• York: 12.74%

Five candidates stood in the election.

The new PFCC is expected to be announced this afternoon.