Breaking news, sport, travel and weather updates from across North, South, East and West Yorkshire.

Warrington overturn a half-time deficit to run in eight tries and thrash Huddersfield 50-19 in Super League,

Marc Sneyd kicks 14 points as Hull FC beat Wakefield to move above them into third place in Super League.

Ash Handley scores twice before Leeds hold off a late Hull KR fightback to climb above their opponents in Super League.

Aston Villa's winning run is ended by Leeds United in a drawn hot-tempered game of two remarkable goals at Elland Road.

Candidates standing for election to the European Parliament in Yorkshire and the Humber.

Wigan edge a battle of attrition to beat Castleford 6-4 in cold, wet and windy conditions at the DW Stadium.

Scunthorpe remain in danger of relegation from League One after a home defeat by Bradford City, who are already down.

Danny Rowe wins the National League goalden boot with 27 goals, but his AFC Fylde side are beaten at home by FC Halifax.

The Shears Inn in Liversedge, West Yorkshire, could be replaced with housing if proposals are approved.

Why do more than 75% of learners pass in some areas - while in other places it's fewer than a third?

Liverpool once again put the pressure back on Manchester City as they return to the top of the Premier League with an emphatic win over Huddersfield.

Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa says he does not think his squad could repeat the level of consistency they have shown this season.

A family of ducklings has been rescued from a Leeds weir after they became stuck.

The birds fell over the weir 15ft weir in Roundhay Park earlier this week.

Two people went into the water to help carry the ducklings back to their waiting mum:

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The birds were carried to their waiting mum after the rescue.

A mum from Leeds says she's determined to see something positive come from the death of her teenage son, who was killed while riding his bike without any lights on.

It's illegal to cycle on a public road after dark, unless you have bike lights on.

Now, Rebecca Roe, whose son Charlie died after colliding with a van in October, has launched a petition to make it illegal to sell bikes without pre-fitted lights.

She says: "I don't want Charlie to have lost his life for no reason.

"I've started the petition to try to prevent someone else having to go through what we're going through - to try to make something positive come out of losing Charlie."

Police in Leeds have confirmed they're investigating the theft of a van belonging to a Thin Lizzy tribute band.

Image source, Limehouse Lizzy

Officers say the white Mercedes Sprinter, containing all Limehouse Lizzy's equipment, was taken sometime between midnight and 10:30 yesterday, from Park Lane in Rothwell.

The group had originally feared it would have to cancel a number of planned gigs.

However, they've now been loaned equipment by fellow musicians to ensure they can still perform their booked shows.

Anyone who witnessed anything suspicious at the time, or has seen the vehicle since it was stolen, is asked to contact the West Yorkshire force.

Fires and barbecues have been banned on open public spaces in parts of West Yorkshire after a blaze swept over a huge swathe of moorland at the weekend.

Image source, @YorkshirePudd15

A major fire at Easter Gate on Marsden Moor on Easter Sunday was started by a discarded barbecue.

It spread west to Saddleworth, Greater Manchester and at its height covered about six sq miles.

The Public Space Protection Order ban will be in force across the summer and currently lasts until 31 October.

The ban covers the Kirklees Council area, which includes Huddersfield, Dewsbury, Batley and Holmfirth.

Anyone found lighting a fire or barbecue on council, National Trust or Yorkshire Water-owned land faces a fine of up to £150.

With just under a week to go until the Tour de Yorkshire, tourism organisation Welcome to Yorkshire has defended the economic effect the race has on local businesses.

Each council has paid at least £100,000 to host this year's event and some businesses have questioned the financial benefits it's supposed to create for them.

One fish and chip shop in North Yorkshire, North Street Fisheries in Ripon (pictured), is closing for the day as its owners say they have lost money on "every event" as customers can't get to them.

Meanwhile, on the North York Moors, Fiona Gardham, who runs a B&B in Goathland, has told the BBC it would be full anyway because it's a bank holiday weekend, so the business sees no benefit.

Welcome to Yorkshire says last year's event benefited the region by £98m.