Kate Linderholm
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

That's it for our live news updates in Sheffield and South Yorkshire until 08:00 on Monday.

Have a lovely weekend and we'll leave you with this lovely photo of optimistic ducks who have made a pond out of a puddle in Sheffield's Endcliffe Park.

Image source, Dan Sumption

Let us know if you have a story or photo to share.

Keeley Donovan
BBC Look North

Remaining cloudy overnight with further outbreaks of rain. Later in the night, the rain will gradually ease from the west, with western parts becoming mostly dry by dawn.  

A largely settled weekend. Mostly dry but could turn out quite cloudy. Feeling fresher.   

Kate Linderholm
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

The Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign is holding an anniversary march and rally tomorrow at 17:00 at The Old Bridge, Orgreave Lane, Sheffield.

About 10,000 strikers and 5,000 police officers clashed at the coking plant near Rotherham in June 1984.  

There is mounting pressure on Home Secretary Theresa May to set up an independent inquiry into the policing operation at the time. 

Have you got what it takes to fill take on the role of Rotherham United Club Macot Miller Bear?

The club is looking for someone to don the costume and bring more good luck to New York Stadium.

Image source, RUFC

Happy Birthday Sheffield's Arts Tower!

And if you haven't stepped on to its unusual and unnerving paternoster lift do give it a try.

Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield

The top stories in Sheffield and South Yorkshire include: 

• The Conservative party, the Liberal Democrats and UKIP have all said they will not be contesting the parliamentary seat that was held by Jo Cox
• The Deputy Chief Constable of Durham Police - Stephen Watson - has been selected as the preferred choice to be the new Chief Constable of South Yorkshire police
• The long-awaited Women of Steel statue's been unveiled in Sheffield City Centre

Forgotten what the Sheffield "egg box" Town Hall extension looked like? Or the road where Tudor Square is now?

The footage has been uploaded by SHTE Films.

Rony Robinson
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

I've been talking to a former soldier about the women who kept Sheffield's munitions factories going to help win two world wars.

A statue dedicated to the women who worked in Sheffield's steelworks during both world wars was unveiled in the city today.

Sheffield's iconic Park Hill estate is playing host to an art exhibition that is casting new sculptural play areas.

Image source, RIBA

The Brutalist Playground was originally commissioned by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in 2015 and features a newly commissioned addition based on the estate's original playgrounds built by architects Jack Lynn and Ivor Smith between 1957-61.   

Image source, Getty Images

A 24-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an alleged firearms incident in Sheffield last month.

The man, who was arrested on suspicion of firearms offences and kidnap, has been bailed pending further enquiries.

At around 12:45 on Sunday 1 May, police were called to Hathersage Road after receiving reports that shots had been fired outside the Fox House Inn.

The Women of Steel statue was unveiled in Sheffield this morning.

The statue which commemorates the women who kept Sheffield's steelworks running during both world wars and £150,000 was raised for it.

We love getting your photos here on the live newsblog. 

This shot of a bolt of lighting was taken by Colin Timms at Edenthorpe in Doncaster.  

Image source, Colin Timms

Labour MP Caroline Flint on Victoria Live on BBC1 paying tribute to her friend killed yesterday.

Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield

The top stories in Sheffield and South Yorkshire include:

• Parliament is being recalled on Monday in tribute to the Labour MP, Jo Cox, who was killed in her west Yorkshire constituency yesterday
• The Deputy Chief Constable of Durham Police Stephen Watson has been selected as the preferred choice, external to be the new Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police
• Two men from Rotherham have been jailed over an accident in which a 78-year-old man riding a mobility scooter suffered fatal injuries

The Communciation Workers Union says strike action in Sheffield which was planned for tomorrow has been called off due to a legal challenge from Royal Mail. 

Workers at the Sheffield South sorting office had planned to walk out in protest at the way a member of staff had been dealt with. 

The CWU says it now intends to re-ballot members on strike action.  

Jonathan Buchan
BBC Radio Sheffield Sport

Congratulations to Sheffield diver Freddie Bevis who has been included in TeamGB for the Olympic Games in Rio.

Image source, Project Soaked

Severe disruption between J38 and J36 of the A1(M) Southbound with one lane closed and queuing traffic with long delays due to emergency repairs.

Image source, Google

Families in Sheffield who can't afford to pay their energy bills could be helped by a new fuel bank. 

Npower and Sheffield S6 food bank in Upperthorpe have teamed up to give out pre-paid fuel vouchers to people who already use the service.  

Under the scheme, existing Sheffield Foodbank users can receive a credit which they can use to top up their gas and electricity meter.

It enables households which have run out of energy to get the power back on within a few hours and keep the lights and heating on for around two weeks.

Meet the next Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police  - barring any unforseen problems.

Image source, SYP

Stephen Watson has been selected as the preferred candidate as the new Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police by the Police and Crime Commissioner, Dr Alan Billings. 

Mr Watson is due to join South Yorkshire in November from Durham Constabulary where he is currently Deputy Chief Constable.