M62 West Yorkshire westbound severe disruption, between J28 for A650 and J27 for M621.
M62 West Yorkshire - One lane closed on M62 westbound between J28, A650 (Tingley) and J27, M621 (Gildersome), because of a shed load.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
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Severe disruption: M18 South Yorkshire southbound
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M18 South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J2 for A1 and J1 for A631.
M18 South Yorkshire - One lane closed on M18 southbound between J2 A1(M) and J1, A631 (Bramley), because of a broken down vehicle.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
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Severe disruption: M1 South Yorkshire southbound
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M1 South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J36 for A61 Birdwell and J35 for A629 Rotherham.
M1 South Yorkshire - One lane closed and slow traffic on M1 southbound between J36, A61 (Birdwell) and J35, A629 (Rotherham), because of a broken down vehicle.
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Severe disruption: M1 South Yorkshire southbound
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M1 South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J36 for A61 Birdwell and J35 for A629 Rotherham.
M1 South Yorkshire - One lane closed on M1 southbound between J36, A61 (Birdwell) and J35, A629 (Rotherham), because of a broken down vehicle. Traffic is coping well.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Video caption: John Atkinson's wife describes the devastating impact the disease had on their lives.John Atkinson's wife describes the devastating impact the disease had on their lives.
The wife of former rugby legend John Atkinson, who died after a battle with Alzheimer's, describes the devastating impact the disease had on their lives.
Five off-road bikes being used illegally since the start of this year have been seized or recovered by police in Wakefield.
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Prosecuting those involved in riding off-road bikes anti-socially is a priority, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Among the seizures made in 2018 so far include an off-road bike seized from Normanton on 5 January and a machine seized from its rider in Agbrigg on 13 January after it was found to be uninsured.
Officers also served a South Elmsall rider with three penalty points and a £300 fine after he pulled a wheelie in front of them on a moped.
Rotherham bungalow closed after anti-social behaviour
A bungalow in West Melton, near Rotherham, has been closed down after persistent anti-social behaviour.
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People living on Blake Avenue suffered almost a year of what police are describing as "upset, disruption and distress" before officers could finally close the house.
No one except police and council officials will be allowed inside for three months.
York's rough sleepers offered beds 'whatever the weather'
Measures to give extra support to help rough sleepers off the streets of York are to be examined by the city council.
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There's a recommendation to offer 16 emergency beds, whatever the weather, from the beginning of November until the end of February.
These beds are currently only available when temperatures plunge to freezing or below.
City of York Council members will also be asked to allocate money to build affordable one-bedroom houses in a bid to help reduce homelessness among single people and couples.
Treetop adventure course at Leeds park gets green light
A treetop rope climbing adventure course at Temple Newsam park in Leeds has finally been given the go-ahead.
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Go Ape, who run 31 courses across the country, had their plans approved by Leeds City Council earlier today.
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Severe disruption: M62 West Yorkshire westbound
M62 West Yorkshire westbound severe disruption, between J28 for A650 and J27 for M621.
M62 West Yorkshire - One lane closed on M62 westbound between J28, A650 (Tingley) and J27, M621 (Gildersome), because of a shed load.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Envelope update
Severe disruption: M18 South Yorkshire southbound
M18 South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J2 for A1 and J1 for A631.
M18 South Yorkshire - One lane closed on M18 southbound between J2 A1(M) and J1, A631 (Bramley), because of a broken down vehicle.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Envelope update
Severe disruption: M1 South Yorkshire southbound
M1 South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J36 for A61 Birdwell and J35 for A629 Rotherham.
M1 South Yorkshire - One lane closed and slow traffic on M1 southbound between J36, A61 (Birdwell) and J35, A629 (Rotherham), because of a broken down vehicle.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Envelope update
Severe disruption: M1 South Yorkshire southbound
M1 South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J36 for A61 Birdwell and J35 for A629 Rotherham.
M1 South Yorkshire - One lane closed on M1 southbound between J36, A61 (Birdwell) and J35, A629 (Rotherham), because of a broken down vehicle. Traffic is coping well.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Man jailed for historical child rapes
Daniel Thomas was sentenced to 17 years in prison for abusing five children between 1986 and 1990.
Read moreFuneral for crash death police officer
PC Dave Fields was responding to an incident at the time of the crash in Sheffield on Christmas Day.
Read moreOwls sign Heracles midfielder Pelupessy
Sheffield Wednesday sign midfielder Joey Pelupessy from Dutch Eredivisie side Heracles Almelo.
Read moreRugby star's 'cruel' Alzheimer's death
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The wife of former rugby legend John Atkinson, who died after a battle with Alzheimer's, describes the devastating impact the disease had on their lives.
Leeds sign Boro midfielder Forshaw
Leeds United sign Middlesbrough midfielder Adam Forshaw for £4.5m on a four-and-a-half-year deal.
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Emaciated horses found near York
Two dead horses, both with ropes tied around their feet, have been discovered at a farm on the outskirts of York.
A grey mare and an emaciated young dark bay pony were found on land belonging to Eller Farm at Buttercrambe on Sunday.
The RSPCA fears the animals had been dragged from the back of a vehicle to be dumped.
Whitby pier footbridge to be rebuilt
The East Pier footbridge was first removed 17 years ago.
Read moreOff-road bikes seized in Wakefield crackdown
Five off-road bikes being used illegally since the start of this year have been seized or recovered by police in Wakefield.
Prosecuting those involved in riding off-road bikes anti-socially is a priority, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Among the seizures made in 2018 so far include an off-road bike seized from Normanton on 5 January and a machine seized from its rider in Agbrigg on 13 January after it was found to be uninsured.
Officers also served a South Elmsall rider with three penalty points and a £300 fine after he pulled a wheelie in front of them on a moped.
Rotherham bungalow closed after anti-social behaviour
A bungalow in West Melton, near Rotherham, has been closed down after persistent anti-social behaviour.
People living on Blake Avenue suffered almost a year of what police are describing as "upset, disruption and distress" before officers could finally close the house.
No one except police and council officials will be allowed inside for three months.
York's rough sleepers offered beds 'whatever the weather'
Measures to give extra support to help rough sleepers off the streets of York are to be examined by the city council.
There's a recommendation to offer 16 emergency beds, whatever the weather, from the beginning of November until the end of February.
These beds are currently only available when temperatures plunge to freezing or below.
City of York Council members will also be asked to allocate money to build affordable one-bedroom houses in a bid to help reduce homelessness among single people and couples.
Treetop adventure course at Leeds park gets green light
A treetop rope climbing adventure course at Temple Newsam park in Leeds has finally been given the go-ahead.
Go Ape, who run 31 courses across the country, had their plans approved by Leeds City Council earlier today.
They had originally planned to open the attraction in Roundhay Park, but backed down after more than 3,000 people signed a petition opposing it.
Warning over possible Sheffield sinkhole
Barriers have been put up on a Sheffield road because of fears about a possible sinkhole.
The council is carrying out investigation on Fitzgerald Road:
City's first Gaelic football team ready to take to pitch
Sheffield's first ever Gaelic football team is a step closer to playing its first match.
St Vincent's GAA is now an affiliated club with a team strip and its members are choosing between three locations to be their home ground.
Members of the team hope it should be properly up and running by the time the new season starts next month.
Cold snap likely to put further strain on 999 services
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The cold snap is likely to put a further strain on accident and emergency services already dealing with raised levels of flu and norovirus, NHS England has warned.