Updates on Tuesday 14 February 2017
About 6,000 people will travel by steam over the next three days on the Settle-Carlisle railway.
The timetable for each day of the Tornado services is as follows:
Appleby departs 8.25am - Skipton arrives 10.08am
Skipton departs 10.44am - Appleby arrives 12.16pm
Appleby departs 2.57pm - Skipton arrives 4.30pm
Skipton departs 5.15pm - Appleby arrives 6.46pm
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A new arrival at Flamingo Land near Kirby Misperton in North Yorkshire has taken the zoo's collection of Rothschild giraffes to six.
Image source, Flamingo LandThe as yet unnamed female was born to parents George, 10, and Lizzy, 8 after a 15-month gestation period.
Giraffes as a species are listed as vulnerable, with an estimated 1,600 Rothschild giraffes remaining in the wild.
Threatened by habitat loss, civil unrest, poaching and ecological changes, the giraffes at Flamingo Land are part of a global conservation programme to support the breeding of the species in captivity.
The zoo says it'll launch a competition to name the new baby giraffe in the next few days. If you have any suggestions, feel free to email them across to us.
Quote MessageThe arrival of our giraffe calf was a very special day for the entire Flamingo Land team, especially the keepers who have cared for mother Lizzy during her pregnancy."
Ross Snipp, Zoo manager, Flamingo Land
Jhangir Ahmed
Bradford reporter, BBC Radio Leeds
How about this for a romantic gesture?
The Mumtaz restaurant in Bradford is showing love to the homeless.
Founded in 1979, the restaurant wanted to do something special this year for Valentine's Day.
I've been along to find out more:
Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
A man's being treated in hospital with suspected gunshot injuries after an incident in the Shiregreen area of Sheffield last night.
Image source, GoogleEmergency services were called to Butterthwaite Road at about 19:35 after reports that a man had been shot.
A 25-year-old man was taken to hospital and his condition is now described as stable.
A police search of the area continued through the night, with detectives following up lines of enquiry today.
No arrests have been made as yet.
The first timetabled steam service in the UK for nearly 50 years has pulled into Skipton station.
It's smiles all round as passengers disembark, with the locomotive due to head back towards Appleby at 10:44.
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Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Police investigating a theft from an 81-year-old woman in Sheffield have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceIt's after a man visited her home in Kirby Close, Darnall, on Sunday 8 January offering to do some gardening work for a small fee.
He took her to a cash machine on Main Road, where the victim gave him her bankcard and PIN number.
The woman then realised the man had taken a larger amount of cash from her account than had been agreed.
Anyone with information or who can identify the man in the picture is being asked to contact the police.
Tom Airey
Reporter, BBC News Online
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Image source, PASome great photos are coming in now of Tornado 60163 on the Settle-Carlisle line.
If you fancy sharing your images with the live page, send them over to tom.airey@bbc.co.uk.
Let's hope there are no mishaps like this tonight at Elland Road:
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Full commentary of Leeds United v Bristol City from 19:45 on BBC Radio Leeds, with the build-up beginning at 18:00 on West Yorkshire Sport Daily.
BBC Travel
The A58 Wellington Road in Leeds is currently partially blocked and there's very slow traffic and delays at Armley Gyratory, because of a shed load of radiators.
It's also affecting the A643 at A58 Gelderd Road.
We’re expecting crowds to gather at stations along the route of the Tornado today, with British Transport Police warning people not to trespass.
Officers will patrol the route from Appleby to Skipton over the next three days, with onlookers told to enjoy the spectacle “at a safe vantage point”.
People on the line twice delayed Flying Scotsman’s inaugural run from London to York after a £4.2m refit last year:
All hospital services in Sheffield are under review, external as health bosses try to fill a £232m financial black hole.
Image source, Sheffield StarAndrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Residents in a small coastal community near Filey are expecting to learn today if they can continue to live where they are.
The only road into Flat Cliffs could be lost at any time due to erosion, which would force local residents to leave.
Scarborough borough councillors are due to decide later if they'll accept a government grant of more than £0.5m to shore up the road.
Richard Rose, who chairs the Flat Cliffs Residents Association, says 45 houses are at risk:
Danny Savage
North of England correspondent
The fact that timetabled services on the world-famous Settle to Carlisle Railway line in North Yorkshire are being powered by steam today for the first time in decades is more than just a novelty.
For over a year the Settle to Carlisle route has been severed in Cumbria by a huge landslide, with Northern wanting to give the route a high-profile boost before the reopening.
Laying on the first timetabled, turn-up-and-go steam services in nearly half a century is just the ticket.
It was on the Settle-Carlisle line that the last steam passenger train ran in August 1968, and rail enthusiasts will see this opportunity as a bargain.
An adult standard day return between Appleby and Skipton costs about £17, and for that you get a ride behind Tornado in "proper" carriages. Expect the services to be hugely popular.
Catch up with the very latest from today's event on the Settle-Carlisle line here.
Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield
Many young people in Sheffield are still living in poverty with 18 food banks across the city, a new report has found.
However, the State of Sheffield 2017 paper, external says the area is doing well when it comes to education.
GCSE results in the city have improved faster than the national average, it says.
In the last five years, more than £4.5m has been paid out to council house tenants in Leeds who're living in substandard conditions.
The BBC's discovered legal action has been taken over issues such as damp, asbestos damage and faulty electrics.
The council says it's spent more than £76m since 2012 trying to fix the problems.
Ann Asquith lives in a council house in Armley and she's already received compensation, but says she's planning to head to court again:
BBC Look North's in-house locomotive enthusiast Tom Ingall has once again sealed his dream gig and gets on board Tornado at Appleby.
After a look around the cab of Flying Scotsman last year, he's in his element once again.
I think it's fair to call it his dream Valentine's Day.
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More on the news that for the first time in decades, some timetable services are being powered by steam today on the famous Settle-Carlisle Railway in North Yorkshire.
The steam-hauled, eight-carriage trains - pulled by Britain's newest steam loco, Tornado, will run two return journeys a day between Appleby and Skipton from today until Thursday.
Northern said tickets were now "all but sold out" across the three days, with no guarantee passengers would be able to board the train without a reservation.
The line closed between the Cumbrian town of Appleby and Carlisle in February 2016 after a 500,000 tonne landslip at Eden Brow caused by heavy rain.
A section between Armathwaite and Carlisle remains shut while £23m of repair work is carried out, with the stretch due to officially re-open on 31 March.
An e-fit image of a man police want to speak to in connection with a reported burglary in Whiston, Rotherham, last month, external has been issued by police.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe incident happened on Tuesday 31 January when a 57-year-old woman heard her front door open on Reresby Road and was confronted by an unknown man.
The man ran from the address and is believed to have got into a white transit van and driven away.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact police.
It's been a cold wait at Appleby station this morning, but Tornado has now arrived to the delight of those on the platform and footbridge.
It's due to leave at 08:25, with tickets the same price as if you are catching a regular diesel service.
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A 34-year-old man has been charged with murder after a man died in Leeds after suffering serious injuries.
Bartlomiej Dedek is due to appear at Leeds Magistrates' Court later.
The dead man was found at a property in Bexley Mount, next to St James's Hospital, on Sunday. West Yorkshire Police has not released the victim's identity.
Three men, aged 46, 50 and 51, and a 40-year-old woman were also arrested but have been released without charge.
