Live updates have finished on Monday 9 May 2016, we're back at 08:00 on Tuesday 10 May
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
As the sun stays with us our live coverage across the day comes to an end. We're back at 8am tomorrow.
If you have a story or a photo you'd like to share please do get in touch.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Staying mostly dry this evening and overnight but increasingly cloudy across the region, especially in the south with perhaps with the odd shower by morning.
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
The top stories in South Yorkshire include:
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Police say a woman who went missing from home in Doncaster yesterday has now been found.
Officers say Eleanor Tebbett was found safe and well in the town this afternoon and they're thanking the public for their help in finding her.
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Sheffield's Warp Films has taken two BAFTA awards; Best mini-series for This is England '90 and Best Supporting Actress for Chanel Cresswell, external.
Company boss Mark Herbert has told BBC Radio Sheffield that he's learned to not rely on his gut feeling at awards ceremonies. He says he's usually wrong and that this year he felt Doctor Foster would take the gong.
Image source, Warp FilmsFire crews from South Yorkshire have joined the fight to bring a big rural fire under control.
In all there are ten crews, including four from South Yorkshire, at a moorland fire near Derwent Lane, at Bamford, not far from the Lady Bower Reservoir.
Jonathan Buchan
BBC Radio Sheffield Sport
Neil Warnock says Rotherham United need to spend wisely next season.
He says he's still to decide on whether or not he will return as manager next year, but he's already had his say on the club's retained list.
Quote MessageI think there's been a lot of waste looking at the wage bill this year. The retained list allows you to get the squad up to scratch with a bit more quality."
Neil Warnock, Rotherham United manager
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Police in Doncaster are asking for help to find 30-year-old Eleanor Tebbett.
She hasn't been seen, external since leaving her home yesterday at about 1.30am in the Queens Road area of Doncaster.
Police say they're increasingly concerned for her welfare; they're urging her to get in touch.
Image source, South Yorkshire Police
Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield
A campaign has been launched today by South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue over the dangers posed by electrical items. The service says two-thirds of property fires are caused by electrical goods.
The number of such incidents has risen and includes a range of items including phone chargers to e-cigarettes., external
There were 190 house fires involving electricity in 2014/15, up from 165 the previous year and 150 in 2012/13. The kitchen is the most likely room in the house where electrical fires will start.
Image source, South Yorkshire FireGina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield
The latest stories in South Yorkshire include:
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Efforts continue to find a man after a shooting in Sheffield.
Shots are said to have been fired outside the Foxhouse Inn on Hathersage Road on Sunday 1st May.
No one was injured but police say it's vital that they trace the suspect, external.
They've issued CCTV taken from a bus' camera system, it's thought the suspect had been on the bus before the shooting incident.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceMick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Carlton Road in Barnsley is closed both ways following a crash.
A police car is involved in the incident and the road is closed between the A61 Wakefield Road and A633 Rotherham Road.
Image source, BBC TravelMick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Police are investigating after one of their cars ended up on its roof in Barnsley.
This is the the scene on Carlton Road.
We're awaiting more information.
Plenty of sunshine this afternoon, a high of 23C.
Later: increasingly cloudy across the region, perhaps with the odd shower in the south by morning.
Kevin Larkin
Doncaster Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield
Work has begun to build a new education and training centre in Doncaster.
Thousands of engineers will be trained at the new facility, known as the National College for High Speed Rail, external.
The centre is being built at Doncaster's Lakeside and will be a 7,200 square metre building.
It'll train people in traction power supply and distribution, business management and operation planning.
Dan Fell of Doncaster Chamber of Commerce sums up the scheme.
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The main stories for South Yorkshire include:
Four dogs and 11 puppies have been stolen from a farm near Doncaster, police have said, external.
They were taken between 08:20and 19:30 on Saturday from farmland in Stainforth Road, Barnby Dun.
The dogs include a red female Malinois, who has half an ear missing, a brindle, or tiger-striped, male Dutch Shepherd, a white female American Bulldog and a fawn/black female German Shepherd, with a ‘V’ cut out of her right ear.
The puppies are all Malinois and are two weeks old.
BBC Sport
It's day two of Yorkshire's County Championship clash against Surrey at Headingley - and the sun, by all accounts, is beating down as the match gets under way.
Get all the latest with our live commentary and also keep up-to-date with our live scorecard.
Image source, Getty ImagesA team of 10 police officers has returned to the Greek island of Kos to carry out "house-to-house visits" in the search for missing Ben Needham.
Image source, PA/FindBenWebsiteSouth Yorkshire Police said officers travelled to Kos on Sunday and would hold a press conference tomorrow.
Det Insp Jon Cousins said: "It is likely that someone out there knows what happened to him and we will be appealing to people in Kos who have information to come forward and tell us what they know."
Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Police are looking for a man who threatened staff with a knife at a shop, external in Scawthorpe.
He struck late on Saturday night , externalat the Co-op on Crosslands Way and got away with cash from the till.
Image source, GoogleAnyone with information is asked to contact 101 quoting incident 1219 of May 7 2016.
