Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Barnsleypublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 28 October 2017
Teenage winger Harvey Barnes scores his third goal of the season to rescue a point for Barnsley at Sheffield Wednesday.
Read MoreSummary
Road reopens after 'explosion' on Sheffield street
Protesters gather outside Sheffield court over trees case
Leeds hands in Capital of Culture bid
Judge backs University of Sheffield in homosexuality comments row
Demo police accused of being heavy handed
Report says more support for elderly needed
200,000 trees being planted to prevent flooding
Halifax man jailed for burgling a house as residents slept
Leeds United players and staff donate today's pay for boy's cancer care
Updates on Friday 27 October 2017
Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Barnsleypublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 28 October 2017
Our top five stories todaypublished at 18:00
That's all from us for today, we'll be back on Monday from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.
But before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:
- Sheffield electrical explosion: 40 properties without power in Sheffield
- Sheffield tree protester found in contempt of court
- Leeds submits 2023 Capital of Culture bid
- Halifax man jailed for burgling a house as residents slept
- Doncaster dog turns up in Salford after being missing for five years
See you on Monday.
Fatal smash driver jailed for six yearspublished at 17:51 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
An uninsured driver whose vehicle hit an Audi killing a 33-year-old man has been jailed for six years and disqualified from driving for 12 years.
Darren Tinkler, 38, of HMP Doncaster, appeared at Sheffield Crown Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving and driving without insurance or a licence.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceThe court heard how - at around 06:00 on Thursday 2 March - Tinkler was driving a black Ford Mondeo that crashed into a white Audi RS4 on York Road at St Mary’s roundabout.
Chef crowned 'king of curry' in Sheffieldpublished at 17:41 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
A chef in Sheffield has been voted the best chef at the annual Curry Life Awards.
Mukter Ali, from the Vine Indian Cuisine in Mosborough, Sheffield, collected his award at a Gala Dinner and awards ceremony in London.
Image source, Curry Life MagazineThe Curry Life Awards celebrate the cuisine of Indian food in the UK and is part of a wider organisation that organises the British Curry Festival around the world.
Fatal crash teenager namedpublished at 17:29 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
Police have released the name of a teenager who died in a car crash in North Yorkshire on Wednesday.
Image source, GoogleJordan Bowes, aged 19, from Great Broughton, died after the crash on the B1257 near Stokesley.
He was driving a blue Audi Quattro when there was a collision with a white Mercedes box van at 10:20.
Police say they are looking for dashcam footage of the crash or for any witnesses to come forward.
Sheffield tree protester found in contempt of courtpublished at 17:13 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
A campaigner who incited people over social media to break an injunction forbidding taking action over tree felling has been found to be in contempt of court.
Image source, PAA judge said there was "no doubt" a message posted by Calvin Payne, 44, breached the order.
The injunction was obtained by Sheffield City Council to stop long-running protests against a tree felling programme.
Payne will be sentenced on 3 November.
A charge against Green councillor Alison Teal was dismissed.
Tree protester in contempt of courtpublished at 16:59 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
The campaigner posted messages on social media encouraging people to break the tree injunction.
Read MoreThousands go to first night opening of Leeds Marketpublished at 16:36 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
More than 4,000 people went along to Kirkgate Market in Leeds last night for it's first official night opening.
Image source, @pedantic_gitThe events space was open until 23:00 with 20 pop-up stalls, including take away food, bars and a DJ.
Leeds City Council says the idea was to get people who visit the city centre during the evening interested in the market, and that so far they have another three events planned.
The leader of Leeds City Council, Judith Blake, said: "Last night’s night market had a vibrant and friendly atmosphere, with customers enjoying a wide range of food, drink, shopping and entertainment."
Halifax sign midfielder Batty on loanpublished at 16:35 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
National League side Halifax Town sign Hull City midfielder Daniel Batty on a month-long loan deal.
Read MoreFirework send off for OAP’s ashespublished at 16:16 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
The Press
Mike LaycockA pensioner's ashes will be scattered in the sky amid exploding stars tomorrow night as part of a celebration of her life.
The ashes will be blown into the night air by fireworks in the garden of the woman’s home in The Groves area of York, during a party held by her family.
Image source, The PressDoncaster dog turns up in Salford after being missing for five yearspublished at 15:58 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
Is this your dog?
It was found in Salford, but went missing from Doncaster five years ago!
Image source, Dogs in SalfordThe discovery of "F66796" (that's its rather un-cute name that's been given to it by Salford City Council's dog control officers) has been posted on the Dogs in Salford Facebook page., external
No one knows how the dog has managed to get from Doncaster to Salford, but officers at the council say that the dog has been chipped.
They say that the dog was reported missing from the Doncaster area five years ago but unfortunately the telephone number listed with the chip no longer works.
Do you know this dog? Get in contact with the dog centre on 0161 793 2500.
Tree protesters: High Court updatepublished at 15:45 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
Here's the latest from Sheffield High Court following the cases against three Sheffield tree protesters.
Calvin Payne, Siobhan O'Malley and Green Party councillor Alison Teal had all been accused of breaking a High Court injunction and taking "unlawful direction action" to prevent the felling of trees..
BBC Radio Sheffield's political reporter Kevin Larkin has been tweeting the updates:
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End of twitter postEarlier the case against Green Party councillor Alison Teal was dismissed:
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End of twitter post 2And Siobhan O'Malley's case has been delayed for a week to allow her to "seek legal advice":
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End of twitter post 3Snake pass reopen after road improvementspublished at 15:14 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
A 12-mile section of the A57 Snake Pass which was closed on Monday for resurfacing is now reopen.
The major route was shut from the junction of Hurst Road and the A57 Sheffield Road to the junction of the A6013 with the A57 at Bamford.
'Luggage lifters' targeted by train policepublished at 14:55 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
We hope we don't have any - but if there are any light-fingered luggage thieves reading this blog today, you have been warned:
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End of twitter postCase against Sheffield tree protester dismissedpublished at 14:36 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
The case against Green Party councillor Alison Teal has been dismissed by the court.
She appeared in court today accused by Sheffield City Council of breaking a High Court injunction.
More details as we get them:
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End of twitter postIt's a bit wet near the Moor in Sheffieldpublished at 14:17 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
There appears to be a burst water main near the Moor in Sheffield.
Water is gushing down from the construction site on Pinston St towards Furnival Gate.
You may get your feet wet as you cross the road.
Yorkshire Water are at the scene.
Don't forget - Huddersfield and Dewsbury stations closed this weekendpublished at 13:58 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
Just a gentle reminder that both Huddersfield and and Dewsbury train stations will be closed this weekend, external.
Network Rail will be changing over the old signalling systems to new ones controlled from the "state-of-the-art" Rail Operating Centre in York.
There'll be no trains this weekend, but they will be operating up to 25 buses an hour to keep people on the move.
The company say that the change-over will result in a "more reliable, modern and cost-effective railway".
Quote MessageWe appreciate that there is never a good time to disrupt passengers and we are advising anyone wishing travel to plan their journeys ahead of time to avoid disappointment."
Rob McIntosh, Network Rail
Let's just hope they leave enough food out for Felix - the world famous station cat...
Traffic and Travel: A616 reopen in both directionspublished at 13:48 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
The A616 between the M1 J35 and A61 near Tankersley is now reopen in both directions after a collision earlier:
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End of twitter postJudge backs University of Sheffield in homosexuality comments rowpublished at 13:31 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
A university's decision to expel a student for posting a comment online saying homosexuality was a sin was lawful, a court has ruled.
Image source, Christian ConcernDevout Christian Felix Ngole, 39, from Barnsley, was removed from a post-graduate social work course at the University of Sheffield.
He argued that throwing him out breached his human rights.
But Deputy High Court judge Rowena Collins Rice ruled that university bosses acted within the law.
After the hearing Mr Ngole said he intended to appeal against the judge's decision.
Traffic and Travel: Severe delays on A1M after lanes reopenpublished at 13:20 British Summer Time 27 October 2017
All lanes have reopened following a collision on the A1M Northbound between J38 and J39.
But there are "severe delays" of up to 90 minutes from J34 as traffic starts to move again:
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