Sam Winnall scores two second-half goals as in-form Derby County come from behind to win at Leeds United.

Barnsley eventually overcome a stubborn Burton side in an entertaining game of six goals at Pirelli Stadium.

Jordan Rhodes nets a first league goal since March as Sheffield Wednesday beat Millwall, who go down to 10 men late on.

QPR knock Sheffield United off the top of the Championship as Idrissa Sylla pounces on Jamal Blackman's early mistake.

The family of Ann Maguire, stabbed to death by a pupil, had wanted a coroner to call other pupils as inquest witnesses.

A pair of lion statues removed from Sheffield's City Hall during renovation work return after 55 years.

That's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:

1. Terrorism arrests: Two 14-year-olds can be questioned until Wednesday
2. Body find in search for missing Harrogate teen
3. Body found in car park of a Leeds station
4. Man jailed for stealing taxi from York station
5. Thieves drive off with cash machine

See you tomorrow.

Two 14-year-old boys from Northallerton have been arrested on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism.

The arrests happened on Saturday and searches were carried out at three residential properties, which have now concluded.

According to The Northern Echo,, external a large number of police vehicles were seen over the weekend on Grange Close and Boroughbridge Road in Romanby, near a derelict former tyre garage.

Numerous police cars were also seen on the A167 Boroughbridge Road - officers have been granted a warrant of further detention and now have until Wednesday to question them.

Detectives investigating the discovery of an unconscious man in woods in Sheffield say that he has now died.

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They found the 57-year-old at about 18:15 on Saturday in woods just off Cat Lane, Heeley with a serious head injury.

South Yorkshire Police say that after "extensive and thorough enquiries" there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.

Officers say the family of the man have been informed and are being supported by their staff.

Sheffield Wednesday's Daniel Pudil is having a scan today on hamstring injury.

He picked it up during their weekend Yorkshire derby against Barnsley.

Head Coach Carlos Carvalhal:

It's not such great news for midfielder Sam Hutchinson who will have surgery on a knee injury tomorrow and is set to be out for several weeks.

Work starts tonight on a £3m package of improvements to a 10-mile stretch the A64 near York.

Image source, Highways England

Things like the road surface, drainage, bridges and traffic signals are being improved between Bramham and Grimston Bar.

Work is expected to carry on until the end of January and will mainly be carried out overnight according to Highways England.

Here are some facts to go along with the current £80m of improvements around Yorkshire:

• Over the year over 207 miles of lanes will be resurfaced, using over 100,000 tonnes of material.
• That’s the same as resurfacing one lane of the M1 between York and London
• The amount of tarmac and other road building material is 1.5 times the weight of the new HMS Queen Elizabeth

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Former Leeds owner Massimo Cellino has been fined £100,000 and banned for a year by the Football Association.

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Cellino breached the rules on football agents over the sale of Ross McCormack to Fulham for £11m in July 2014.

An FA tribunal rejected the Italian's claim that a member of an appeal board that found him guilty in January was biased against him, having been a member of the Association's Council.

They upheld the ruling of a previous arbitration appeal hearing in July.

A-boards on the streets of Bradford are likely to become a thing of the past:

Bradford Council says their executive looks set to impose a ban on them across the district, which could come into force from next April.

The move will be welcomed by disability groups and the authority says it follows a 12-month trial in Ilkley, Saltaire and on Leeds Road.

In other areas - like in Reading - where there have been restrictions , some traders claimed it could affect their business.

Businesses who repeatedly ignore the ban face a Community Protection Notice which can result in a fine of £100.

The council will discuss it on 7 November.

Police in Cornwall searching for a missing teenager from Harrogate have discovered a body in the sea.

Image source, Devon and Cornwall Police

Seventeen-year-old Dom Sowa was reported missing yesterday, it's understood he was staying in Newquay.

The body of a male was pulled from the water just after midday but formal identification is yet to take place.

The family of the teenager has been informed.

A body has been found in the the car park of Horsforth railway station.

Image source, Ian S/Geograph

British Transport Police say they were called to the car park of the station just after 08:30 this morning.

Officers are still at the scene and say that the death is being treated as unexplained - the man was declared dead at the scene.

Northern Rail say that the station is still open and commuters can use it as normal.

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Good news just before the rush hour:

Police have released CCTV pictures after a cash machine was stolen in Pontefract.

Thieves tied a rope around it and used a car to drag it out of a supermarket.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Two masked men broke into Aldi on the Baileygate industrial estate just after midnight on 17 October, they looped the rope around the cash machine and tied the other end to car and drove off with it.

The men then put the cash machine into a white Transit van and drove off in the direction of Knottingley , while the car headed towards Pontefract town centre.

Officers say that they believe more than two men were involved in the audacious robbery, believing that "several men" were waiting outside.

A man has been jailed for two years after he stole a taxi from outside York Railway Station and led police on a two-mile chase.

Luke Kilminster, 31, stole the taxi as the driver was loading cases into the boot, and then sped off through the city centre. He then went onto the A64 where police say he reached speeds of more than 100mph.

As he drove at dangerously high speeds he hit the back of another car with a man and his 11 year old son inside.

After the crash he ran off, and was found by officers hiding in a sheep trough - Kilminster later tried to escape from hospital after receiving treatment and has described what happened as "a moment of madness".

Plans have gone on show for Europe's first full-scale replica of a traditional Shakespearean theatre in York.

Image source, Supplied

The Rose Theatre will stage four plays over three months next year.

It'll be built on the Castle car park near Clifford Tower.

A group of young people have unveiled a sheltered outdoor kitchen they made at a Sheffield community allotment.

Image source, SYFR

The team, who are part of the Prince's Trust Programme, being delivered by South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue, have spent the last week creating the kitchen in Firth Park.

The programme encourages young people to nominate their own community project. The outdoor sheltered kitchen is being upgraded with lighting and a growing roof.

The materials were paid for with money raised from a car wash and a coffee morning.