More on the news that the family of murdered Leeds teacher Ann Maguire have lost their Court of Appeal challenge against a coroner's decision not to call evidence from pupils who'd had contact with her killer immediately before she was killed.

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The 61-year-old was stabbed to death by Will Cornick at Corpus Christi Catholic College in April 2014.

Cornick, who was 15 at the time of the killing, admitted murdering Mrs Maguire and was later sentenced to life with a minimum term of 20 years.

Her family's call for a judicial review into the decision by West Yorkshire coroner Kevin McLoughlin not to allow evidence from pupils at the inquest into her death was rejected by a High Court judge in August.

Earlier, Irwin Mitchell partner, Yogi Amin, who represents Mrs Maguire's family, said today's appeal represented "the next step in the family's long-running battle to attain a full and fair inquest into the murder of Ann".

The family of murdered Leeds teacher Ann Maguire has lost a Court of Appeal challenge against a coroner's decision not to call evidence from pupils who had contact with her killer immediately before she was killed.

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Earlier we reported that armed police were in the city centre this lunchtime.

West Yorkshire police have now confirmed that shortly after 13:30 today, armed officers stopped a vehicle in Albion Street, in Leeds city centre, and arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder.

The force says the arrest is in relation to an incident in the Beeston area of the city on 28 October.

Fire crews from Scarbough, Sherburn and Filey are currently dealing with a fire in Flixton.

The blaze is on Main Street.

More details when we get them.

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Police with guns were seen out in Leeds city centre this lunchtime.

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They appeared to close-off a section of road close to The Light shopping centre.

More details as we get them.

South Yorkshire Police are searching for Kenneth Danny Wilson from the Royston area of Barnsley in relation to stalking and harassment which happened in July.

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Officers are asking anyone who sees the 49 year-old to get in touch immediately.

Mr Wilson is known to visit the Royston, Wombwell and Calton areas of Barnsley as well as Wakefield.

Keighley News

A man alleged to have been murdered died from a single gunshot to his head, an inquest heard today. , external

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Police are hunting two men who threatened to stab a shop worker in York. It happened at the co-op on Tang Hall Lane in the city.

CCTV images have been released of two men officers want to speak to.

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A woman in her sixties challenged the pair, who were filling a carrier bag with more than £50 worth of joints of beef.

After threatening to stab her, the men ran off with the meat, and two bottles of vodka.

A legal battle involving a former Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police is in the High Court today.

Mark Gilmore wants the court to rule that the county's Police and Crime Commissioner acted unlawfully - by not completing a disciplinary procedure - denying him the chance to clear his name.

Mr Gilmore's lawyers accuse the Labour Police and Crime Commissioner, Mark Burns-Williamson of political planning during a two-year investigation period.

A criminal investigation into the corruption allegations brought no charges against Mr Gilmore.

If you're planning your own firework display, follow these rules from the experts:

Kat Harbourne
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

Take a look at this time-lapse video of me getting a Hallowe'en make over courtesy of Barnsley make-up artist Rachael Divers.

If you're out tonight you may well witness scary goings on involving pumpkins and frightening costumes.

Hallowe'en has become a huge deal in the UK in recent years.

So if you've been carving out pumpkins to help the younger members of the family with the horror of Hallowe'en, send us your pictures.

Look at this cracker. Angela Green sent this pumpkin Star Wars creation in made by her eldest son.

You can send pics of them in to share with the rest of Yorkshire, by simply clicking here.

Kevin Larkin
Political reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

Mr Justice Males told the High Court sitting in Sheffield on Friday that he had "no doubt" Calvin Payne had committed contempt of court based on a Facebook post encouraging others to break the injunction he'd set in the summer.

But in the detail published this morning Mr Justice Males found Calvin Payne had committed two further counts of contempt by breaking the injunction at a protest on Kenwood Road on the 28 and 29 September.

However tree campaigners will take comfort from the fact that Sheffield council's definition of a tree safety zone is not correct under the injunction.

It means that unless there is a solid circle of barriers erected around a tree then protesters standing underneath are not breaking that court order.

Calvin Payne is set to be sentenced at the High Court sitting in Sheffield on Friday.

Police want to speak to this man after a woman was sexually assaulted in York.

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The incident happened in the early hours of Saturday in the reception area of a Bed and Breakfast on Lawrence Street.

Police say the man in the CCTV images didn't have permission to be on the premises and after the assault he left on foot heading towards the Melrosegate area of the city.

Officers want to speak to the man are appealing for help to identify him.

Charity boxes stolen from Rotherham town centre shop – can you help?

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At around 22:00 on Sunday 15 October, the windows of Wilko on Corporation Street were smashed and two charity boxes were stolen along with trolley tokens and Cancer Research blue rubber wristbands.

If you can help, please call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 quoting incident number 103 of 16 October 2017.

An investigation is underway into reports of a pellet gun being fired at a school window.

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It happened at 09:50 at King Jame's School on St Helen’s Gate in Almondbury.

A window was smashed in the incident and West Yorkshire Police say initial reports suggest it was caused by a pellet gun.

Officers say they are still at the scene and there are no reports of further incidents.

BBC Weather

Cloudy across the Pennines, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle.

Further east many places will remain dry, and some bright or sunny intervals could develop, especially towards the North Sea coast.

It'll be milder and breezy everywhere, compared to Monday.

This evening there'll be areas of cloud, and perhaps a little light rain at first across the Pennines.

Elsewhere it will be dry with varying amounts of cloud, but also clear spells.

South Yorkshire Police are appealing for the victim of an assault in Doncaster to come forward.

The incident was reported by a member of the public and was captured on CCTV between 21:00 and 21:30, close to the Post Office on Hexthorpe Road, on Sunday, 29 October.

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Officers have made house-to-house inquiries however neither the victim or the offender have been identified.

Police are concerned about the victim and are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or who knows who either man may be, to call police on 101 quoting incident number 169 of 30 October 2017.

A school in North Yorkshire has reassured parents following the arrest of two teenage boys on suspicion of plotting a terror attack.

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The headteacher at Northallerton School and Sixth Form College, Chris Byrne, has written two letters to parents about any concerns as a result of the arrests.

In the first he says: "We would like to reassure you the safety of the school is paramount and we are working with the police to support our students and prioritise their safety at all times.”

In a second letter Mr Byrne talks about stories concerning a gun being brought into the school.

He says: "Rumours about a student bringing a weapon into school today are unfounded and untrue.

"Safeguarding is our primary concern and I would wish to assure you that we have taken all necessary precautions and have liaised with other agencies to investigate if there was any potential risk."

The teenagers were arrested on suspicion of preparing for an act of terrorism in raids at their homes on Saturday morning.

They were taken to a police station in West Yorkshire where they are now being held.

Music festival, LIVE in Barnsley, won't be returning next year.

The free festival has been running for five years.

In an announcement on their Facebook page, external organisers said it was time to call a halt to the event.

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