Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

The FA have charged Leeds United and Huddersfield Town after their managers clashed on Sunday during their West Yorkshire derby match at the John Smith's Stadium.

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Leeds manager Garry Monk accused Huddersfield counterpart David Wagner of lacking "class, humility and respect" after both were sent off during the Terriers' 2-1 win.

Wagner sprinted down the touchline to join his players in celebrating Michael Hefele's 89th-minute winner. The pair then clashed before being sent to the stands for the closing stages.

The FA say they are charging both the clubs and Wagner and Monk, external. 

The body says that Wagner breached two rules in that he entered the field of play and his conduct when he returned.

They say that Monk's behaviour also breached FA rules .

Huddersfield Town and Leeds United have been charged with breaches of FA rules after David Wagner and Garry Monk clashed during their derby match on Sunday.

More to follow.

John Cundy
Crime correspondent, BBC Look North

More than 60 Sheffield and Scunthorpe steelworkers are to take High Court action after claiming to be subject to harmful, often fatal, diseases in coke plants.

The claims go back decades.

I've been been speaking to one widow from Killamarsh, who lost her husband to lung cancer after he'd worked at coking plants in South Yorkshire:

She cooks and hands out about 12 hot meals each week.

A campaigner in Bradford says disabled people in the city could lose out after it's emerged that the role of mobility and inclusion officer could disappear. 

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The role of a mobility and inclusion officer is to make sure new buildings in the city are fully-accessible to disabled people.  

Bradford City Council is expected to confirm they will cut the post after the decision was made in December. 

Increasing the water table under the UK's arable peatland can help boost yields and the amount of carbon stored in the soil, a study has suggested.

University of Sheffield researchers are encouraging farmers to increase the water table to 30cm under the surface, rather than the recommended 50cm.

Under current schemes, the nation's farmed peatlands could be lost by the end of the century, they add.

The findings appear in the Science of the Total Environment journal.

BBC Sport

Former North Yorkshire-based jockey Freddy Tylicki says he has no regrets about becoming a jockey despite a fall last year that left him paralysed from the waist down.

He was injured in a four horse pile-up at Kempton last October. 

Speaking to the BBC he said he was staying positive even though things were sometimes difficult.

Freddy was based at Richard Fahey's yard in Malton when he became Champion Apprentice Jockey in 2009.

Image source, Rex

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Temple Newsam Golf Course in Leeds could soon be getting fewer holes, as a proposal has emerged to change it from a 36-hole course to 27.  

But what would they do that fore? (A little grammatical joke there.) Let me explain:

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Leeds City Council say that they're putting the idea out to public consultation. 

The plans would see a professional 18-hole course and an amateur nine-hole course.

The council say it's part of their vision to "attract new players and increase general participation numbers in the future". 

You can have your say on the plans, if you have an opinion click here and follow all of the instructions, external.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York

Did you go to Manor Church of England School which is now an Academy?

In March the school will be 205-years-old and will be holding a special service in York Minster to commemorate the work of the school.

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Manor Church of England Academy is one of the founding schools of the Hope Learning Trust and is now located on Millfield Lane at Nether Poppleton, just on the outskirts of York.

The service is Monday 6 March at 19:30 at York Minster.  

If you want to go, contact the school to pre-book your free place. 

BBC Travel

An overturned lorry on the A1(M) means that the northbound carriageway has been closed at J46 (B6164 Wetherby) and J47 (A168 Allerton Park), because of an overturned lorry.

If you're stuck in the resulting car park, there's some welcome news:

Fourteen year old Klaudia Pisowacka has not been seen for two days. 

Klaudia, who is about 5ft 5ins tall with long blonde hair, was last seen in Rother View Road, Rotherham, at about 07:00 on Sunday 5 February.She has not been seen since and despite some contact with her over the past two days, both her family and officers are concerned for her welfare.Police believe Klaudia is wearing a yellow coat, with either Nike or Adidas branding on and Nike purple trainers.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Man sent to jail for 17 months for knocking over a petrol station worker after stealing fuel.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York

Earlier we told you about the bodies of a man and a woman which were found in a house near Thirsk in North Yorkshire.  Police say they're treating them as 'unexplained'.

More details about the investigation have just been released. Police teams have been working with the Health and Safety Executive who are putting together a report.

Forensic teams are continuing to carry out searches of the property and area around Iselbeck. 

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Post mortem examinations are also due to be carried out to find out how they died. 

They still haven't been identified. 

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

A gun was fired at a van in Baildon near Bradford yesterday. 

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It's thought that a gun was fired on Milner Road at about 23:35 last night. Police say they want to speak to the driver of a red or burgundy 4x4 vehicle in the area. No one was injured.

Officers say that this car is thought to have later crashed into a Vauxhall Astra in Dockfield Road in Shipley. The people in the Astra were treated in hospital but were later released. 　

If you live in South Yorkshire you could soon be paying more for policing. 

A report to the Police and Crime Panel later today will suggest that the portion of the council tax that goes towards the police should go up by just over three percent for the next financial year. 

For a Band D property it would mean paying £5 extra a year. 

BBC Travel

The A1(M) northbound in North Yorkshire is closed.

There's heavy traffic northbound between J46, B6164 (Wetherby) and J47, A168 (Allerton Park), because of the accident - which involves an overturned lorry.  

The air ambulance is at the scene along with other emergency services.

The road is not expected to full reopen until at least 14:00. 

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York

More reaction now on the Scarborough man who's been given a suspended prison sentence after using a device on his car to jam police safety cameras.

Ben Kitto had used the laser jamming device on the A64 in North Yorkshire in June.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Free in late April? Like bikes? Like helping people? Then keep reading, I might just have the perfect thing for you: 

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Welcome to Yorkshire are looking for volunteers to help out at this year's Tour de Yorkshire.

Known as "Tour Makers" it's your job to be the welcoming face of the event for millions of spectators and make sure the whole thing goes smoothly.

If you fancy it, then you can apply here, external.

Albert Morton, who started catching moles in 1963, is looking to pass his skills on before retiring.

That's the message from South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue., external

Fire crews were called out to Roebuck Road in Sheffield on Saturday 28 January to reports of a laundry fire at a nursing home.

The crew from Rivelin station was unable to reach the incident due to parked cars blocking their way.

Instead, a fire engine from Central station had to attend via another route, but lost valuable minutes in reaching the incident.  

No one was injured in the fire.    

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