Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Happy first birthday to the BBC's Weather Watchers project.

Many people have joined up to share the photos of the seasons in their area.

We often feature images from South Yorkshire Weather Watchers and here's a selection of recent ones that have been submitted:

Image source, Grahams Shack

Image source, Mitch

Image source, Emily1234

Image source, beefykeithuk

The Brexit process has been thrown into chaos after the High Court ruled that Theresa May doesn't have the legal power to trigger it. 

Instead, the judges said it's up to Parliament to decide on beginning the formal leaving procedure, known as Article 50. It means MPs and peers could either block Brexit or delay it.

Mike Hookem, UKIP MEP for Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire, has told BBC Radio Humberside he isn't happy about the ruling: 

Dan Green
BBC Radio Sheffield

Tonight sees a special Children in Need fundraiser, external with a Back to 80s night staged by BBC Radio Sheffield.

It's on at the Leadmill and it's a sell-out.

Toby Foster will be performing along with a special dance routine by the news team, as well as stand-up from Bernie Clifton.

Toby's getting in the mood and presented his show today in George Michael-style:

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

Sheffield city centre sees the CBeebies on show today and their Nutcracker Festival.

They're doing their own stage version of The Nutcracker.

Lots to see; here's a quick glance round:

Oli Constable

Some memories of Sheffield from the 80s and the iconic landmarks and shops prompt a lot of memories. Look out for the hole-in-the-road... remember the big fish tank there?

BBC Radio Sheffield is going back to the 80s all day today, you can tune in and revel along with them:

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

It's the second reading in the Commons today of a Private Members' Bill, external brought by the Sheffield Heeley MP Louise Haigh, external to reduce abuse of workers by companies. 

This would extend the remit of the Gangmasters Licensing Authority to cover additional sectors in the economy. 

The authority currently covers food and drink sectors only and ensures that licences are only given to labour providers which meet standards on health, safety, accommodation, pay, transport and training.

The bill would extend the need for licences to construction, care services, retail, cleaning, warehousing and the transportation of goods.

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News

BBC Radio Sheffield is heading back to the 1980s today.

They went to a record store in town to take a flick through some vinyl of the time.

Have you still got any of these albums?

Sheffield Star

Fireworks have been hurled at police , externalofficers in Sheffield. 

Image source, Sheffield Star

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

This pic comes from Buster9 and it's captured some curious clouds over the River Trent at Misteron.

Image source, Buster9

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Rotherham striker Danny Ward says he isn't thinking about the possibility of a new deal at the New York Stadium. 

The 25-year-old has scored eight goals this season and he's out of contract in the summer. But Ward didn't want to discuss the subject ahead of tomorrow's game against Preston.

Image source, PA

Barnsley midfielder Ryan Kent believes they are good enough to make the Championship play-offs this season. 

The Reds were tipped to struggle this season, but currently sit 12th after a good start to the season. 

Kent thinks even better is to come.  

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A mum has raised concerns over a shortage of school places for children with autism in Rotherham.

A purpose-built unit had had been built at Flanderwell, costing over half-a-million pounds. 

Yet it was shut down just a year after it opened, external - because the council said it wasn't safe. 

Nicola Webster's son James has autism and she says the situation is upsetting - and it's making her son's anger management problems even worse:

Rotherham council says most children with autism have their needs met within mainstream schools and that a new all-age autism strategy is currently being developed in partnership with young people and specialists in the field.   

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Efforts are being made in the Abbeydale Road area of Sheffield to prevent trouble on bonfire night. 

People have organised a community carnival and bonfire tomorrow near to Mount Pleasant Park. 

Last year a group of 15 to 20 youths threw rocks and fireworks at cars, blockaded the road and smashed windows of some local businesses. 

Ben Lydiat runs the Rude Shipyard cafe on Abeydale Road. His windows were smashed last year and he's hoping there won't be a repeat this year:

Everard Davy
BBC Radio Sheffield News

A judge in Sheffield will today sentence eight men found guilty of the sexual abuse of three girls in Rotherham. 

The men were found guilty last month of sixteen charges in connection with the sexual abuse of three teenage girls between 1999 and 2003. 

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Alina Jenkins
BBC Weather

Chilly but mainly dry, high of 8C.

Alina fills us in:

Mick Lunney
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Unashamedly back to the 80's today alongside BBC Radio Sheffield.

The music, the memories the hair, the clothes the shops and the cars.

News, sport, weather and travel as usual, of course.

Let's kick off with this flash-back gallery of how some of the station's presenters looked in the 80s... they've not changed a bit.

Your 80s photos and videos are welcome..what were you wearing?

Send them here.