There are six flood warnings in place across North Yorkshire this morning.

The River Ouse has risen slowly overnight.

The Environment Agency says in the centre of York the river level is at 3.6 metres (11ft 10in).

They say it may fluctuate slightly in response to rainfall but they don't expect it to go above 3.7m.

You can check here, external for the latest information.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Take a look at my forecast for today:

Alistair and Jonny Brownlee had a disappointing Commonwealth Games on Austrailia's Gold Coast.

They finished 10th and seventh respectively in the men's triathlete.

Image source, Getty Images

Mike Payne shared an article which accused Muslims in France of "living off the state".

The top stories from across Yorkshire so far today include:

• Bradford man dies in cell fire at prison
• Dewsbury terror suspects: More time for police questioning
• Fiancee "devastated" at Jarvin Blake stab death
• Police 'did not cause or contribute' to woman's death
• "Malicious" attack on Leeds books of remembrance

Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live

A new dance phenomenon is sweeping Sheffield.

It's called MumDance and its aim is to get mums working out to classic 80s tunes.

So leotards on and legwarmers at the ready, it's time to get physical...

Sheffield-born actor Sean Bean has been nominated for a top TV award.

The 58-year-old, who is originally from Handsworth, has been nominated for the leading actor category in the Bafta awards.

It's for his role as the priest in the BBC drama Broken which follows Bean's character as he and his congregation struggle to reconcile their beliefs with contemporary Britain.

Police have released this CCTV image of three potential witnesses to a stab attack on a woman in York last month:

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

The woman was found suffering serious stomach injuries on George Street, near Lead Mill Lane, at about 04:35 on Saturday 3 March.

Detectives say the people pictured may have important information which could help the investigation but emphasise they are not believed to be suspects.

Anyone with information about the incident is being asked to contact police.

Behind the scenes with the Border Force as it is hard at work at Leeds Bradford Airport.

A "tough crackdown" on rogue landlords is being planned in Doncaster.

Doncaster Council says it could soon issue landlords fines of up to £30,000 if they are badly managing their properties and causing tenants distress.

Councillors will meet next Tuesday to debate the introduction of civil penalties after a change in government policy means they can now issue fines larger than those currently issued by magistrates' courts.

The ruling is intended to act as a deterrent to landlords currently failing to comply with overcrowding notices and repairs.

If the proposals go ahead, landlords and agents will still be referred for prosecution by the council as well.

A teenager from Huddersfield has gone missing. Have you seen her?

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Justyna Szpulecka has been missing from the Harpe Inge area of Dalton since 06:30 this morning.

Police say they're particularly concerned for her well-being due to her vulnerability.

She was last seen on Nab Lane in Mirfield wearing a black coat and black boots.

Several flood warnings are still in place for North Yorkshire, with three of those affecting various parts of the River Ouse in and around York.

The Ouse is expected to peak later this evening and you can check here for all the latest details, external.

Meanwhile, here are some pictures of the scene across the county today from our BBC Weather Watchers.

From left to right, flooding at Cawood was caught on camera Dave G, Ice captured the scene in Skeldergate, York, and Weather Watcher Pram sent us a picture from Elvington:

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If you're lamenting the fact you can't get on a train between Leeds and Ilkley at the moment, don't panic.

Jump on a bus instead, without having to buy a new ticket:

Pedestrian gates on the walkway over a bridge in North Yorkshire have been closed as river water rises dangerously high.

Image source, North Yorkshire County Council

The gates across the County Bridge in Malton have been closed by the Environment Agency.

There is currently a flood alert in place as the water level on the River Derwent in the town is currently running at more than 3m.

The Environment Agency say it's expected to remain high for the rest of the day.

You can check the latest flood warnings here, external.

The Border Force at Leeds Bradford Airport has told the BBC its officers are taking weapons from people on flights on "a routine basis".

Officials also say they've stopped passengers bringing in a total of half a tonne of hand-rolling tobacco as well as other substances like Class A drugs.

Other items seized include knuckle dusters, Tasers and deactivated guns:

A bus driver in Leeds is recovering after being sprayed in the face with a substance police have described as a "CS-type spray".

The attack happened at about 14:25 on Tuesday on the number 72 bus in Armley after a man tried to get off the bus before the stop.

He sprayed the 54-year-old driver in the face and then forced the doors open and left.

Police say the driver experienced stinging in his eyes, nose and throat and was treated at the scene, but he isn't thought to have suffered any lasting effects.

A 20-year-old woman was also taken to hospital after having an asthma attack.

Oli Constable
BBC Yorkshire Live

It seems there are currently plenty of tails wagging in Barnsley...

A quirky business venture in the town has been proving a popular hit with dog lovers.

They want to find somewhere "paw-fect" for their dogs to swim together - and people have been travelling from all over for a dip:

John Dodds and Jason Graham sold hundreds of illegal streaming boxes to pubs over seven years.

The books hold "personal sentiments from many hundreds of families".

The River Derwent appears to be rising across Ryedale: