Oli Constable

That's it from us today, but we're back tomorrow from 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel.

Thanks for joining us - here's a quick look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

1. An unexploded WW2 munition was found and shut a lot of the city centre down this morning
2. Workers for Virgin Trains East Coast were striking over working conditions
3. Online taxi firm Uber are unhappy with new rules being introduced in Sheffield
4. An Inside Out programme about domestic workers airs tonight and features the heartbreaking story of a woman now living in Barnsley
5. And the search for missing toddler Ben Needham continued in Kos today

Image source, Needham Family

BBC News England

A strike by workers on Virgin Trains East Coast has been well-supported, the RMT union has said.Link

Virgin said it was running a full timetable, with some minor changes. Three services have had their route altered because of a shortage of crew, external.

Image source, PA

Claire Renwick
BBC Radio Sheffield

• Matilda Street in Sheffield has been declared safe by police, following reports of another unexploded World War Two bomb
• Ofstead say improvements have been made at Rotherham's Safeguarding Children Board
• There's to be a major shake-up of Sheffield's taxi licensing rules

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

The Millers are concerned about the fitness of on-loan midfielder, Tom Adeyemi.

It's after he went off against Newcastle with a calf injury.

Image source, Getty Images

BBC Travel

There's queuing traffic all the way back to J35 after a multi-vehicle crash on the M1 southbound.

There's two lanes blocked and very slow traffic at J32, M18, because of the accident.

The knock-on effect has meant that it's slow going on the Sheffield Parkway out of the city, so if you're joining the rush hour traffic, you might be sat for a while.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Plenty of fine dry, weather with good spells of prolonged sunshine this afternoon. Feeling pleasant in the sunshine with highs of about 15C (59F).

It'll be another dry night to come with plenty of clear spells.

We are at risk of some isolated mist and fog patches forming, particularly further east and it will feel chilly but not as cold as last night with lows of about 11C (52F).

BBC Radio Humberside

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass is involved in bankruptcy proceedings.

Tax officials have said the ex-Hull City player owes them more than £150,000.

A specialist judge has overseen a preliminary Bankruptcy Court hearing in London. Mr Windass did not attend court but was represented by a barrister.

Image source, Getty Images

BBC Travel

There's a lane blocked and very slow traffic on the M1 southbound at J32, M18, because of an accident.

Congestion is back to J33, A630, Sheffield Parkway.

A new report has found progress has been made at Rotherham's Safeguarding Children Board, but that more needs to be done to protect youngsters in the borough.

Serious weaknesses identified by Ofsted have been addressed, and the priorities for the current year are to extend its influence with key decision making bodies and the wider community. 

Image source, Getty Images

Rotherham Council says it has put more money into the service despite severe funding cuts to the local authority as a whole.  

Oli Constable

The Listening Project mobile recording booth is coming to Sheffield this month, recording conversations of ordinary people, to be broadcast by Radio 4 and saved by the British Library.

The project began in 2012 and so far over 1000 conversations have been recorded and added to the British Library’s oral history collections.

Interested? Great! Get in touch here or call Rav Sanghera 0114 267 5440.

BBC News England

Urgent changes are needed to the UK visa system to protect migrant workers from being used as domestic slaves, a campaign group has warned.

Image source, Alamy

The Home Office said it is committed to protecting victims of domestic slavery.

Justice 4 Domestic Workers is calling for a better deal for foreign workers, who are employed mainly as nannies or maids in private homes.

The group supports some of the 17,000 people who come to UK for domestic work each year, and there's a special programme about it on Inside Out tonight at 19:30 on BBC One.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

Online taxi firm Uber has objected to new rules designed to protect public safety, which will affect all of the city's 1200 private hire vehicles.

Under the policy, firms will be forced to only send out taxis to customers where the vehicle and driver are licensed by Sheffield City Council. 

Image source, Getty Images

This will cut the large number of vehicles registered outside the city.

All firms must also set up phone lines for customer complaints and emergencies.  

Oli Constable

Police say Matilda Street has been declared safe, after it was closed this morning following reports of an unexploded World War Two bomb.

The area has now re-opened.

Paulette Edwards
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Ian Hislop is best known as the editor of Private Eye, as well as being a regular on Have I Got News for You. 

He's now teamed up with cartoonist Nick Newman to bring us the story of "The Wipers Times", which is a satirical newspaper created in the mud and mayhem of the Somme.  

It's now been adapted for the stage and is on at Sheffield's Lyceum Theatre next month.    

And you can listen to what Ian had to say on my show this afternoon!

Alice Olusoga
BBC Radio Sheffield News

Students at Sheffield College have been challenged with just that question.

The winning painting is below and was created by Nadheer Jasim.

Image source, Nadheer Jasmin

It comes after they were challenged by University of Sheffield lecturer David Reid, who lectures in dementia.

Rony Robinson
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield

16-year-old Rebekah Cohen's celebrating after being shortlisted for the BBC Young Writers Award 2016. 

The announcement was made by Alice Levine during her show on Radio 1.

Rebekah, who's a pupil at Tapton School, will find out tomorrow if she's won.

BBC Weather Watchers

Izzy sent us this picture of Walkley over the weekend. She uploaded it onto the BBC Weather Watcher website.

Got a photo you want to share? Get in touch!

Image source, Izzy Inns

Oli Constable

Police say bomb disposal experts are on their way to Matilda Street, following reports that an unexploded World War Two device has been found.

Three other old bombs were discovered in the same road last Thursday.

Oli Constable

Women have been beaten and abused by their employers while working as domestic workers, according to a special programme on BBC One tonight. 

Cecelia is a domestic worker from the Philippines. She was raped and fell pregnant to her abuser whilst working in the Middle East.

You can see more of Cecelia's story on Inside Out tonight at 19:30.

Claire Renwick
BBC Radio Sheffield

Would you like the chance to temporarily live a completely different life somewhere far away from South Yorkshire?

If so, the makers of a new travel documentary series for BBC Two want to hear from you!