Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

That's it for today, thank you for joining us!

I'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow morning with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport for South Yorkshire.

But before I go here are five things we learnt today...

• A pensioner has had his life saved by the Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team overnight
• Doncaster bakery Cooplands has been taken over by... Cooplands
• Muslims in Sheffield have raised thousands of pounds for the Poppy Appeal
• Sheffield's Joe Root has achieved his 11th century for England
• And we found out what Darth Vader was doing in South Yorkshire yesterday!

It'll be a cloudy and cool night but we're not expecting any snow in the forecast.

So here's a great photo of some celebrities enjoying today's snow in Hoyland Nether....

Image source, Tomslad

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

Work is taking place to move forward the development of Sheffield Retail Quarter.

A pulveriser is knocking down the former Grosvenor House Hotel to allow the development to take place.

You can get a look at the demolition in action below...

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

A 15-year-old boy from Barnsley has been charged with an anti-social behaviour offence.

The teenager was given a Section 5 Public Order offence.

It was after a group of teenagers were asked to leave a cafe in the town's Interchange after allegedly becoming abusive towards staff and customers.

Image source, Google

The boy cannot be identified for legal reasons.

He's due to appear at Barnsley Youth Court on the 22nd November.

A volunteer mountain rescue team is praised by police for saving the life of a 77-year-old man lost in snow on Tuesday.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

A Sheffield boy who's battling cancer has had his dreams of being a firefighter come true.

Eight-year-old Kasabian Newton-Smith from Parson Cross has been fighting cancer since he was two years old.

Kasabian joined the crew at Barnsley fire station for the day.

Image source, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

Firefighter Kasabian got to grips with the fire engine and then was called out to his first incident (which was simulated especially for him).

Then he was shown the cutting gear used in traffic collisions and by the end of the day was issuing instructions to the crew!

Danni Hewson
Business Correspondent, BBC Look North

150 jobs and 29 Cooplands bakery stores have been taken over by... Cooplands.

The Doncaster-based Cooplands parent firm Alison's Coffee Shops has been taken over by Cooplands Retail Ltd, a firm which was created after a previous split in the South Yorkshire bakery.

Image source, Google

It means Cooplands will continue to trade with the same brand name the Doncaster bakery has had since 1885.

The new owners say they're pleased with the deal.

Tom Ingall
Journalist, BBC Look North

I've been speaking to the team behind the dramatic rescue of a lost walker in the moors near Langsett.

The snowy weather meant that the RAF and police helicopters had to pull out of the rescue effort.

Now the Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team have been telling me about how they were able to save the man's life.

Image source, Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team

The team have told the story in their own words:

"In the first snowstorm of the winter season the Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team were called to look for a lost walker in the moors near Langsett yesterday eveing.

The walker was able to raise the alarm with a mobile phone and was carefully quizzed by team members expert in local knowledge of the moorland to identify the most likely area the walker would be found. A hasty search party was quickly dispatched to locate the walker in very cold and snowy conditions with limited visibility.

On finding the walker who was very cold and likely to be suffering from hypothermia the team provided shelter, a warm drink and food before looking to evacuate from the moorland. The lost walker was unable to walk anymore and so was wrapped in a casualty blanket and secured onto a stretcher to carry off the moorland. A rescue helicopter had arrived in the location but was unable to land due to the difficult weather conditions meaning that the stretcher carry was left to the 18 volunteer team members who were now on the moorland.

The stretcher carry was made treacherously slippy by the fast falling snow and took a real team effort to carry the stretcher for 1hour 30mins to get the lost walker to the road head where the ambulance was waiting.

This is the teams 34th call out of the year so far and involved 25 team members. It lasted 6 hours from the alarm being raised to the lost walker reaching the ambulance."

BBC Weather Watchers

We've seen our first snow of the winter - so everyone got their cameras and mobiles snapping!

Among them were our amazing BBC Weather Watchers.

So we've picked some of the best photos they sent us of the snow....

Image source, Tomslad

Image source, Izzy Inn

Image source, Michael Hardy

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

Police have released CCTV images of three men they want to speak to after thousands of pounds worth of clothes were stolen from a shop in Bawtry.

Items including shirts and jeans were stolen last Thursday night from Robinsons of Bawtry.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Three men, who are said to be in the late teens and early twenties,broke into the stock room after failing to get into the main shop floor.

It's believed the trio then left in a silver Ford Mondeo with black alloy wheels.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Anyone with information is asked to contact South Yorkshire Police on 101.

Charlotte Rose
BBC Radio Sheffield Political Reporter

Two appeal cases have been won at the Supreme Court against the so-called "Bedroom Tax".

The court ruled, external that the government's changes to housing benefit discriminated against a woman who suffers from spina bifida and a couple who look after their severely disabled grandson.

Some South Yorkshire MPs have been reacting to the news...

Danni Hewson
Business Correspondent, BBC Look North

Doncaster-based bakery firm Cooplands has entered administration.

It's parent company Alison's Coffee Shop called in administrators yesterday putting around 200 jobs at risk.

It comes months after the firm closed two bakeries in Lincolnshire without notice.

Image source, Google

It's not the first time the firm entered administration.

Back in February 2015, previous financial issues saw Cooplands close 39 stores as well as it's head office and production facilities in Doncaster.

That led to 300 people losing their jobs last year.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

A former doctor from Doncaster has been given more time in jail for a string of indecent assaults against his patients. 

64-year-old Andrew Johnson from Bawtry has been sentenced to an additional two and a half years in prison, which brings his total jail term to over 14 years. 

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

The offending took place between 1978 and 1997 at Johnson's GP surgeries in Doncaster. 

Two of Johnson's victims were under 16 at the time of the abuse and his youngest victim was aged just 12. 

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

Do you remember our post yesterday about Darth Vader walking down the A61 towards Barnsley?

Well we're pleased to say the mystery has been solved!

Darth Vader was passing through as part of Pudseys Imperial March, external walking from Scotland to London for BBC Children in Need, external.

He even found time for some good old Yorkshire bitter...

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

Ten people have been arrested after dawn raids across South Yorkshire.

British Transport Police investigating the theft of around £2 million of rail track carried out searches at twelve addresses in the county, including homes and scrap metal dealers

Three of the arrested men ran scrap metal dealerships in the county. A number of vehicles were seized while stolen scrap metal and large amounts of cash was discovered at two of the premises searched.

Image source, British Transport Police

Over 100 officers were involved including specialist officers from the force’s high tech crime unit, as well as dogs specialised in finding cash.

Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 405040.

England batsman Joe Root says England still have "a lot of hard work to do" after they got off to a good start in the first innings against India in Rajkot.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

Detectives in Barnsley have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after a burglary in Elsecar.

A number of hand tools were stolen from a house on Welland Crescent at some point between 19:00 on Thursday 20th October and 12:00 on Saturday 22nd October.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Anyone with information is being asked to contact South Yorkshire Police on 101.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Radio Sheffield

The snow seems to have calmed down after this morning's excitement.

So who better to ask for an official all clear than our very own Owain Wyn Evans...

But unfortunately, there's a new weather issue to keep our eye on...

We'll have the latest from Owain and the Look North weather team throughout the afternoon.

But if you can't wait - why not head over the BBC Weather website?

Five men are arrested as part of the National Crime Agency's investigation into child sex abuse in Rotherham.

Charlotte Rose
BBC Radio Sheffield Political Reporter

I'm at the High Court in London following a court case which could have big implications for South Yorkshire.

Judges will decide if Chesterfield will be allowed to join the Sheffield City Region's devolution deal, which includes an elected mayor.

Image source, Google

Chesterfield Borough Council is in favour but Derbyshire County Council is challenging their breakaway.

The county says when the public was asked about the idea, they asked the wrong people about the wrong things at the wrong time.

We'll hear what the Sheffield City Region has to say later.

Mick Lunney
BBC Radio Sheffield

A 77-year-old man has been rescued after getting lost in the countryside near Stocksbridge.

The pensioner strayed from a path around Langsett Reservoir at around 18:40 last night.

Image source, Google

Due to the poor weather, the police helicopter and RAF Search and Rescue teams had to withdraw.

Fortunately, the Mountain Rescue team were able to find the man - cold but uninjured.

South Yorkshire Police say the team saved the man's life.