Sidebottom to retire at end of seasonpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time 22 February 2017
Yorkshire's ex-England seam bowler Ryan Sidebottom announces he will retire at the end of the County Championship season.
Read MoreBrighouse Ritz told to change name by London Ritz hotel
North Yorkshire primary school with just 12 pupils to close
One-punch killer Blue Horrobin starting an 11 year prison sentence
Police increase patrols after Sheffield shooting
Plans to transform NHS services in England involve hospital closures or downgrading A&E with changes at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and Dewsbury Hospital
One of North Yorkshire's biggest landfill sites will close when the county's new waste incinerator opens nearby.
Updates on Tuesday 21 February 2017
Jim Addyman, Adam Pinder-Smith and Oli Woodcock
Yorkshire's ex-England seam bowler Ryan Sidebottom announces he will retire at the end of the County Championship season.
Read MoreDetectives investigating a Sheffield killing try to trace the movements of a car linked to the attack.
Read MoreCarolyn Bjelan saved her husband's life and now she wants resuscitation skills to be more widely taught.
Read MoreRussell Dean is to stay in Mytholmroyd with a rebuilt store designed to beat more floods.
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BBC Local Live
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Charles Heslett
Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds
A young girl's been found travelling alone on a bus into Leeds city centre this afternoon.
Officers were called to collect the child, who's believed to be under the age of 11, from the bus when it stopped in Albion Street at about 17:30. She'd been found by the bus driver.
The girl did not speak much English and could not tell officers why she was on the bus, a police spokesman has said.
Local producers of food, external, crafts and arts will soon be given a chance to show their goods in a regular city centre market.
Carolyn Bjelan's CPR after husband Jovan collapsed during DIY saved his life, says Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
Read MoreAdam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A popular Saturday morning board games session at Ecclesfield Library has now been extended until June due to the success of the scheme.
The sessions, run by Imagination Gaming, encourage children and families to come down and have a positive experience of their local library, as well as providing exciting activities, helping to connect communities together.
Quote MessageThis event was a great success and very well attended. Lots of fun was had by all, including my own children. It’s great to see Ecclesfield Library going from strength to strength"
Jack Scott, Cabinet member for community services and libraries at Sheffield City Council
A row has broken out after the Yorkshire Ritz received a letter from the London hotel's lawyers.
Read MorePolice were called to Crosland Moor last night after a resident reported a "loud bang" which sounded like a "gun shot".
Officers were called to College Street after receiving the call from a concerned member of the public at about 21:30.
They carried out a search of the area last night but no evidence was found to suggest a firearm had been discharged.
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Windy this evening and overnight with some rain. The rain will mainly affect the Pennines where it will be heavy and persistent. Strong and gusty westerly winds and a minimum temperature of 7 deg C (45F).
Early rain on Wednesday will soon clear to the south and the strong westerly winds will ease. Bright with sunny spells and just the odd isolated shower. Temperature highs of 10c (50F)
Adam Pinder-Smith
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
A North Yorkshire soldier is among a group who'll attempt to become the first all-female team to cross the Antarctic unaided.
Lt Rosanna Baker is based at Catterick and during the three month, 1,000-mile expedition, will face temperatures of -40 degrees.
Another member of the team is Maj Nat Taylor:
South Yorkshire Police are urging a motorcyclist who may have witnessed a fatal collision involving another bike in Rotherham at the weekend to come forward.
A motorcycle and a car collided on Worry Goose Lane, Whiston, near to the junction with Greystones Road, at about 12:50 on Saturday 18 February.
The rider of the motorbike, Peter Heard (pictured), 65, of Rotherham, was taken to Northern General Hospital with life threatening injuries and died a short time later.
Anyone with information is being asked to call 101.
Doncaster Rovers midfielder Jordan Houghton is ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee injury.
Read MoreA tiny primary school in North Yorkshire with just 12 pupils is closing because of falling numbers.
Read MoreLen Tingle
Political Editor, BBC Look North
Calderdale Council have concluded their planning meeting looking at the application for a furniture store on stilts to replace one hit by the Boxing Day floods of 2015 in Mytholmroyd, near Halifax in West Yorkshire.
It was approved by the council this afternoon, but it's not known at present when the work will begin.
A 43-year-old man has been jailed for nine years after admitting raping and sexually assaulting a Doncaster teenager, resulting in her becoming pregnant with his child.
Glen Sambrook of Palm Grove in Conisborough appeared at Sheffield Crown Court and pleaded guilty to 11 offences .
Quote MessageAlthough Sambrook has accepted responsibility for his awful crimes, this does not detract from the significant impact this abuse has had on his victim."
Investigating officer DC Nichole Russell, South Yorkshire Police
Nick Wilson
BBC Radio Sheffield
The UKIP leader, Paul Nuttall says there's a 'smear campaign' against him.
It follows an apology from Mr Nuttall over the resignations of two party chairmen in Liverpool. They had accused him and the party donor, Arron Banks of showing what they called 'crass insensitivity' towards the Hillsborough disaster.
This in turn was triggered by false suggestions on his website that he'd lost close friends in the crush during an FA Cup semi-final at Sheffield Wednesday's ground in April 1989.
He says he's done nothing to warrant such criticism.
Yorkshire Carnegie sign winger Tom Arscott, a month after he was sacked by Sale Sharks for leaking team information.
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