Inquest into death of York girl Katie Rough adjourned
Wheelchair user told she could not get on bus in West Yorkshire
Ground breaking ceremony for new IKEA in Sheffield
Scarborough residents' fears over Futurist plans
Rotherham Council admits it's overcharged estate residents in Swinton for heating
York literature festival line-up announced
Free travel for Bradford City fans after postponed match
Updates on Monday 30 January 2017
Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport
Ipswich Town's, external home game against Leeds United has been confirmed for Saturday, 18 February after the West Yorkshire side's surprise FA Cup exit at non-league Sutton.
Image source, Getty ImagesHad Leeds progressed, their trip to Portman Road would've been rescheduled as it takes place on FA Cup fifth round weekend.
BBC Travel
It's taken a while but we have good news.
The signalling problems at Church Fenton that disrupted services between York and Leeds this morning have now been sorted and all services are now running to time.
Charlotte Rose
BBC Radio Sheffield Political Reporter
Sheffield City Region is set to splash some serious cash today.
The region's leaders are meeting for the first time this year and are considering a list of projects to fund.
Image source, PAThe list includes:
But it looks like Barnsley is not getting the £2m it wanted for the town centre leisure and retail scheme.
Jericho Keys
Reporter, BBC Radio York
A businessman from Scarborough is planning to open a café with a difference in the town.
Ben Stonehouse bought an old Sea King helicopter at an auction in the hope it will help get his latest venture off the ground.
I've been to see it:
Details for the route of the Leeds Triathlon have been released today complete with changes after problems with the amateur route.
Image source, Leeds City CouncilLast year thousands took part in the event with some saying that the race was shambolic and even dangerous. Some competitors said they were left stranded for hours, unable to find their bags.
This year the Brownlee brothers will be taking part again, and hoping to repeat their success from last year. It's due to happen on 11 June with both elite and the amateur competitors.
It's hoped that 5,000 people will take part, and includes a swim in Waterloo Lake in Roundhay Park, a bike route that heads towards Headingley and a run towards the city centre.
Quote MessageIt will be fantastic to see thousands of people all along the route watching the world’s best, including our own home stars, do battle on the streets of Leeds in an incredible atmosphere."
Cllr Judith Blake, Leader, Leeds City Council
As we were telling you earlier, the petition for parliament to debate whether US President Donald Trump should be barred from coming to the UK for a state visit has gathered a million signatories.
Image source, PAMany politicians have been speaking about the impact of his temporary ban on travellers from seven mainly Muslim countries, including the Conservative peer, Lady Warsi of Dewsbury, who spoke on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning.
Quote MessageWe have to question whether in Britain this is something that we should be doing for a man who has no respect for women, disdain for minorities, little value for LGBT communities, no compassion clearly for the vulunerable and whose policies are rooted in divisive rhetoric.
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi of Dewsbury
Nathan Turvey
BBC Radio York News
The costs of smoking to the social care system in our region is more than £150m per year according to new figures.
Image source, ReutersThis is money that's being spent in the Yorkshire and the Humber area to help people with smoking-related illnesses stay in their own home, according to campaigning charity ASH.
It says the problem is set to get worse, pointing out that some NHS commissioners, including the Vale of York CCG, have cut funding for GP prescriptions to patients seeking to stop smoking.
Toby Foster
Presenter, BBC Radio Sheffield
Rotherham Council is promising to refund people on the Fitzwilliam Estate in the next 10 days, after over over-charging them on their fuel bills.
Some people have seen their bills, double, others treble.
Councillor Dominic Beck told me he wants to get to the bottom of how this happened:
A Methodist minister from Leeds has been arrested in Lancashire after allegedly trying to disarm warplanes bound for Saudi Arabia.
Image source, Sam Walton and Rev Dan WoodhouseThe Rev Dan Woodhouse (pictured right), a Methodist minister in Leeds and Sam Walton, a Quaker, are accused of entering the BAE Systems site in Warton to disarm planes.
Police said they were being held on suspicion of criminal damage.
In a statement, Mr Woodhouse said stopping warplanes "would save lives".
Kate Linderholm
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Three lanes are closed on the M1 northbound after a lorry crashed between J31 for the A57 and J32 for the M18.
Image source, SYP
Image source, SYPThe crash has damaged the central reservation barrier and there is also slow traffic southbound near the crash site.
Image source, Highways EnglandBBC Travel
A reminder that if you're travelling out of York station, external this morning, your train may well be leaving a little later than scheduled.
That's down to the knock-on effects of signal problems around Church Fenton.
As you can see from this graphic, all of these trains should have departed by now, but unfortunately they have not!
Image source, National Rail
Mike Kemp
Reporter, BBC Radio York
Over the last few weeks, we've talked a lot about Scarborough's historic Futurist theatre on BBC Radio York, whether it should be knocked down, or whether it should be saved.
This morning, we're hearing from people who live close to the seafront building who are worried about what the decision to demolish it may mean for them.
They fear that if the cliffs behind the Futurist collapse, their homes could go as well.
Earlier this month borough councillors voted to knock down the venue with plans for a theme park in its place:
A petition that was started by a solicitor in Leeds to stop US President Donald Trump's UK state visit has gathered more than a million signatures.
Image source, UK GovernmentNumbers of signatories have been rising rapidly since a US clampdown on immigration came into effect over the weekend, causing anger worldwide.
PM Theresa May announced the visit during her recent US trip.
Downing Street has rejected calls for it to be cancelled as a "populist gesture".
Labour's Jeremy Corbyn urged the PM to postpone the visit.
Nick Wilson
BBC Radio Sheffield
Rotherham Council has admitted it was overcharging tenants on the Fitzwilliam Estate in Swinton for their heating and has promised a refund in the next 10 days.
Last week BBC Radio Sheffield spoke to residents who had seen their bills double, in some cases treble, since the council upgraded the district heating system.
That prompted the council to review the scheme and acknowledge they got it wrong.
Natasha Howe is a working mum who started the petition to get costs reduced.
She said the experience has made her regret moving into council housing:
Sarah Wakefield
BBC Radio Leeds News
Calderdale Council's one of the first in the country to get a government grant to help it cope with pressure from levels of immigration.
The Home Office says it's worth £430,000.
Susan Press is a member of Calderdale Council's cabinet:
Kate Linderholm
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Professor Sir Keith Burnett, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sheffield and co-founder of a group called We are International, external, has spoken out against President Trump's travel ban on people from seven mainly-Muslim countries.
Image source, University of SheffieldThe statement, external acknowledges that there will be many who support the action by President Trump but says it is deeply counter-productive to the purposes of peace and freedom:
Quote MessageIt is wrong according to the principles of freedom that the United States has been rightly proud of, wrong as a practical way to protect the United States from attack and wrong I believe as a matter of the law."
Professor Sir Keith Burnett, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sheffield
David Ward
BBC Local Live, York
An inquest into the death of a seven-year-old girl from York opens today.
Katie Rough was found with serious injuries three weeks ago.
Here's BBC Radio York's Nick Morris with the details:
South Yorkshire's Tata Steel workers, and those across the country, are voting today on whether to accept a new pension deal.
It's not as good as before which is causing concern for some union members in Stocksbridge, Brinsworth and Rotherham.
Image source, bbcUnion leaders are trying to convince their members to vote for it, saying it could secure their future.
The current pension deal, provided by British Steel, is due to expire at the end March.
BBC Travel
I bring you good news and bad news.
The signalling problem that shut the line between Leeds and York earlier has now been sorted.
However, all services running through Church Fenton are subject to delays of up to 40 minutes.
Sarah Wakefield
BBC Radio Leeds News
More than 900,000 people have now signed an petition started by a solicitor from Leeds to cancel Donald Trump's state visit to the UK.
The petition has gained attention amid a growing backlash against his travel ban on refugees and people from several mainly-Muslim countries.
Image source, AFPThe US president accepted an invitation to visit Britain later this year, where he is due to be hosted by the Queen and would be treated to all the pomp and ceremony accorded to a state visit.
Graham Guest, who started the petition in November, says "A state visit legitimises his presidency and he will use the photo opportunities and being seen with the Queen to get re-elected.
"At the end of the day he is still the President and we've just got to live with that."
Quote MessageThere's no reason why he should get all the pomp and publicity of a state visit."
Graham Guest, Petition organiser