The parents of a stillborn baby boy said they were "completely let down" by a Wakefield hospital after bosses admitted it failed to save the child.

Leigh Mutch and Marc Allen's son, Oliver, was stillborn 13 weeks early at Wakefield's Pinderfields General Hospital on 22 September 2015.

The couple said he would have been born alive if staff had performed a caesarean section sooner.

Managers said they "recognised there were significant failings on our part".

BBC Weather Watchers

In his poem Endymion, the poet John Keats told us "a thing of beauty is a joy forever".

The poem was supposedly based on a Greek myth, but its description of trees, rivers and sheep could very easily have been the natural wonders of Yorkshire.

Wonders which, as evidenced below, there's an abundance of today in the BBC Weather Watchers inbox.

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The Northern Retro sent in the golden reflections of Blackmoor Reservoir, the giant snowball moon over Woodhouse arrived courtesy of Mitch and John Yorkshire Lad Leigh provided the green and blue glory of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

The view down Swaledale towards Muker was snapped by Rambling rose and Scarborough Jim caught the hardy surfers in Scarborough enjoying the waves.

More pics are always welcome, send yours to us by clicking this link.

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

South Yorkshire Police has spent nearly £2.3m more than it budgeted for in overtime payments. 

The force had already set aside £5m for additional work. 

The force says one reason for the splurge on overtime pay is because of staff shortages, particularly at Atlas Court, the call handling centre.

Image source, Google

It means the staff that do work there have put in extra hours. 

Despite this South Yorkshire Police has been encouraging people to take voluntary redundancy. 

But the force says in the long-term the strategy should pay off.   

A man from West Yorkshire has been cleared of murdering an elderly pet shop worker more than 20 years ago .  

Stuart Jenkins, 41, of Ossett, had been charged with killing Arthur Brumhill, 76, in Northampton in 1993.

Mr Brumhill was found dead in the basement of Denton's pet and garden shop. He had 26 injuries and his body was covered in straw.

Mr Jenkins worked at the pet shop for about a month in 1992, aged 17, on a youth training scheme. 

He was arrested at the time of Mr Brumhill's death but was later released. He was re-arrested and charged in May 2015. 

More on the teenager that has been charged with the murder of a 53-year-old man in York.

The 19-year-old has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at York Magistrates’ Court this afternoon.

Shaun Skelton was found dead at a flat on Holgate Road in York yesterday morning. 

A 19-year-old man arrested in connection with the death of a 53-year-old York man on Sunday has been charged with his murder.  

More to follow.

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

Steps to help save a much-loved community building in Sheffield have been taken by local residents and the city council.

Image source, Sheffield City Council

The Inman Pavilion, overlooking Oxley Park in Stocksbridge, has hosted local groups and clubs since the 1950s, but is in need of a significant upgrade and improvement.  

Sheffield Council's set to agree a new 25-year lease to the Garden Village Community Association.

The association originally built the pavilion on land owned by the Oxley Park Trust and has successfully operated and repaired it since then.

The renewal of the lease helps to guarantee the future of activities such as the out-of-school science club, line dancing classes and children's choir which currently at the pavilion. 

Yorkshire Post

A group of Travellers have set up home on the  site of a well-known Leeds home furnishings store, external .

Image source, Yorkshire Post

BBC News Travel

Not good news if you're driving in Leeds today. 

Let's hope they get things sorted quickly...

Returning to that landslip which has been causing some delays on rail journeys around West Yorkshire and beyond  over the past 24 hours.

Here's the offending slip in all its train-diverting glory. Time to get those spades out...

A student from Sheffield has been shortlisted for a major award. 

Image source, Harry Botley

Harry Botley, who's originally from Peterborough, is up for a Sony World Photography Award for this image of a disused quarry in North Wales.

A description for the award says the photo "creates a non-place or false reality out of the photographed landscape".

Jonathan Cowap
Presenter, BBC Radio York

Downing Street has rejected a call from the former Conservative party leader and North Yorkshire MP William Hague for Theresa May to call a snap general election. 

Lord Hague says an increased Commons majority would help the government make more of a success of Brexit.

Writing in The Telegraph, external , he says the government faces "the most complex challenges of modern times".

These include "Brexit negotiations, the Trump administration and the threat from Scottish nationalists".

"A snap election would catch the Labour Party in its worst condition since the early 30s, and with its least credible leader ever," Lord Hague adds.

But North Yorkshire Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake has told me that now is not the time for more uncertainty:  

BBC Sport

Huddersfield Town will host Aston Villa tonight in the Championship, with kick-off at 19:45.

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The Terriers are hopeful goalkeeper  Danny Ward will be fit after going off with a knock in the weekend home defeat by Newcastle .

Midfielder Phillip Billing is also a doubt, which may mean that former Aston Villa man Jonathan Hogg could come in.

Match facts

• Huddersfield's defeat by Newcastle at the weekend was only their second loss in 16 Championship games.
• Until Saturday's victory at Rotherham, Villa had not enjoyed three straight league wins since April 2010, just before the end of Martin O'Neill's reign. They last won four on the spin in December 2009.
• Town have not beaten Villa in six league meetings since August 1969.
• Villa boss Steve Bruce spent 17 months in charge of Huddersfield from May 1999 to October 2000. He took the Terriers to the top of Division One, before they fell away to miss out on the play-offs.

BBC News Travel

Obviously a hangover from a stag-do...

The driver of a car in which a man was shot dead by police near Huddersfield has denied firearms offences in court. 

Image source, Getty Images

Moshin Amin, 30, of Broomer Street, Dewsbury, was charged after the operation on a motorway slip road off the M62 during which Mohammed Yassar Yaqub, 28, from Huddersfield, was shot. 

Mr Amin pleaded not guilty at Leeds Crown Court to possessing a handgun, a silencer and ammunition with intent to endanger life. 

A provisional trial date was set for 4 December and Mr Amin was bailed to return to the court for his next hearing on 27 June.

Kay Crewdson
Presenter, BBC Radio York

The father of a North Yorkshire man who disappeared 11 years ago has been told the case is still open as it nears his 40th Birthday. 

Gavin Wilson, from Scarborough, was 28 when he went missing in 2006.

It comes as a BBC investigation has found that 34 people are reported missing every day in the Yorkshire and the Humber region .

Mr Wilson's dad, John, told me what the years Gavin's been missing have been like - and made an emotional plea for Gavin to get in touch:

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A deal has been reached over Yorkshire Wildlife Park's plans to hold concerts at the site near Doncaster.

Image source, Google

Last May, Doncaster Council refused concert proposals by the venue due to concerns from local residents about noise and traffic levels

The dispute was due to go to court, but a compromise has now been reached with the park agreeing on eight conditions to limit disruption to its neighbours.

They include a ban on alcohol, restrictions on audiences to 10,000 people and limits on how many events can take place during the school summer holidays,

Concerts will also have to finish at 22:00, with a hotline provided for neighbours in case of any issues.

If you saw this on the roads around Keighley and Bradford last night, don't panic, you weren't hallucinating:

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

This steam engine was on loan to the Museum of Rail Travel in Keighley at the weekend for a steam gala.

But last night it was taken back to its home at the East Lancashire Railway in Bury, which meant it had to travel through Bradford and on to the M606 under police escort.

Richard Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

The search for new Gypsy and Traveller sites has begun across the Wakefield district.

Wakefield Council's cabinet has instructed its scrutiny teams to look at possible places for new caravan pitches. 

The council says it needs 28 new Gypsy and Traveller pitches by 2021, and 13 new pitches for travelling showpeople by 2032.  

It's expected a report on possible sites will be debated by the council's cabinet in May.  

Kevin Larkin
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Trains are now running normally between Sheffield and Chesterfield.

Services were disrupted after a lorry hit a bridge this morning.

Network Rail has said the bridge is safe allowing a return to normal services.