Police searching for missing teen recover body from sea
Two teenagers held on suspicion of preparing terrorism acts
Body found in railway station car park
Man seriously injured after boat capsizes in Leeds
Bid to improve water quality at Scarborough's south bay
Vandals cause delays for rail commuters
Police name North Yorkshire teenager as fatal crash victim
Thieves drive off with supermarket cash machine
Updates on Monday 30 October 2017
A man has died after being hit by two cars on Saturday night near Sheffield.
The 33-year-old was walking along Ringinglow Road at around 22:15, when he was hit by a silver Chrysler Grand Voyage.
The pedestrian was then hit in a separate incident shortly after by a blue Jaguar S-Type.
He died in the early hours of Sunday morning in hospital.
Police are appealing for information.
Two teenagers from Northallerton have been arrested on suspicion of preparing for an act of terrorism.
The 14-year-olds were taken to police station in West Yorkshire on Saturday for questioning.
Police are searching a number of properties in North Yorkshire.
Quote MessageNorth Yorkshire Police are supporting officers from Counter Terrorism Policing North East with their investigation and searches. Officers believe that this is an isolated incident and the wider community are not at risk"
North Yorkshire Police
BBC News Travel
There are big delays on our trains this morning.
Vandals and an overnight lineside fire are to blame near Conisbrough causing a lot of damage to signalling equipment.
There are no trains between Swinton and Doncaster as repairs are carried out.
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Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live
We live in a very picturesque part of world, so it's no surprise that one corner of Yorkshire leads the 2018 Countryfile calendar.
Kevin Dolby, from Maltby, took the judges' favourite photograph when he entered a snowy photo of deer at Stainborough Park, Barnsley, it into the competition to appear in the calendar.
They clearly liked it so much, it now sits proudly as the photo for January 2018.
Arsonists have targeted a former fire station in Sheffield.
It happened at 16:00 yesterday on Mansfield Road, near Woodthorpe.
Image source, South Yorkshire PoliceFirefighters were called out to reports of a fire in one of the sections of the building.
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say the fire was deliberate.
We'll bring you more on this story shortly.
After a lot of hard work, gardeners in Harrogate and Hutton Cranswick can now pause to smell the roses.
Both towns scooped a gold award at the Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) Britain in Bloom UK Finals.
Image source, RHS Britain in BloomHarrogate took home a gold award in the 'Champion of Champions' section, while Hutton in Cranswick won gold in the 'Large Village' category.
Image source, RHS Britain in BloomThree other Yorkshire towns also won Silver Gilt awards. Otley took home the prize in the 'Town' category, Starbeck won in the 'Urban Community' category, and Whitby won a Silver Gilt in the 'Coastal' category.
Police have released images, external of the men they want to speak to in connection with an armed robbery in Tingley.
Image source, West Yorkshire Police
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceFour masked men carrying weapons robbed the Tesco Express on Westerton Road at around 22:45.
They took money and cigarettes, before fleeing in a green Renault Clio, which had cloned registration plates.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceNew water sampling equipment could help identify the source of pollution and improve the water quality in Scarborough.
Human, seabird and dog waste are the main sources of pollution in Scabrorough's South Bay, according to a report from the National Laboratory Service.
The water quality in the bay was officially rated as poor by the Environment Agency last year and it lost its blue flag bathing status.
Councillor Mike Cockerill, from Scarborough Borough Council, says it's essential to try and get the problem sorted:
Nearly 90% of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) fail to offer would-be-mothers the recommended three cycles of IVF treatment, new figures show.
In South Yorkshire 80% of CCGs will offer patients more than one round of IVF Treatment.
But patients in West or North Yorkshire not offered more than one round of IVF treatment by their CCGs.
Image source, PAINE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYOnly 24 of 208 CCGs in England meet national guidelines, and seven offer no treatment at all.
Sarah Long, from Huddersfield, where patients are offered one cycle, said her only hope of having a child was to "move or save the money".
Sarah and her husband Nathan have been trying for a baby for about seven years. They had one unsuccessful round of IVF in 2015 and local health commissioners say they are not entitled to any further attempts.
Mr Long said: "There's no difference between us and the person 20 miles down the road other than the fact they bought a house down there and we didn't. That's what hurts."
The Bradford College has become one of the first colleges in England to be awarded Lead Associate School status by the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC).
The RSC says Lead Associate Schools will teach Shakespeare at all levels, including to senior leadship.
The college will work with schools in the city over the next two years to perform Shakespeare plays.
Ellen is a student at the college and is looking forward to the courses :
Police have named a 19-year-old man who was killed following a crash between his car and and a van in North Yorkshire.
Jordan Bowes form Great Broughton died at the scene of the crash on the B1257 near Stokesley on Wednesday.
The road was closed for a number of hours.
Officers are appealing for drivers who may have captured dash-cam footage or witnessed the two vehicles to get in touch.
Here's Look North's Lisa Gallagher with your weather forecast:
BBC News Travel
Watch out if you're travelling between Doncaster and Sheffield today as services may be cancelled or delayed. Vandalism and a fire, external at Conisbrough last night has caused damage to signalling equipment which now requires repair.
National Rail say CrossCountry services are being diverted between York and Sheffield and will not call at Doncaster.
Northern will also be running a limited train service between Sheffield - Swinton - Doncaster in both directions.
Double check your journey if you're planning to use the TransPennine Express service between Cleethorpes and Manchester Airport.
Coaches will replace TransPennine Express trains between Doncaster and Sheffield.
Elswhere the trains seem to be running smoothly with one or two delays.
You can click on the links below to keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for:
Abigail Davies
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to BBC Local Live in Yorkshire on Monday 30 October 2017.
We'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport updates from across Yorkshire.
If you're feeling a little bit down about being back at work after the weekend, then take a look at this photo of the calm waters in Barnsley and let it wash all your worries away.
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