That's all from Thursday...published at 06:30
Those are all our updates from across Yorkshire on Thursday 22 June 2017.
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Summary
Raheem Wilks shooting: Man in court charged with murder
Huddersfield man in serious condition after being hit by bus
Samples from Doncaster flats tested in aftermath of London fire tragedy
Parents unveil memorial to seven-year-old Katie Rough in York
Special powers for police following Sheffield gang fight
Three Yorkshire buildings win national architecture awards
Updates on Thursday 22 June 2017
That's all from Thursday...published at 06:30
Our five top stories from todaypublished at 17:59 BST 22 June 2017
That's all from us for today, we'll be back tomorrow from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.
Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night, but before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:
- Raheem Wilks shooting: Man in court charged with murder
- Huddersfield man in serious condition after being hit by bus
- York garden memorial tribute to Katie Rough unveiled
- Special powers for police following Sheffield gang fight
- For sale - coffin - only used once
See you tomorrow.
Keggie Carew and Richard Hawleypublished at 17:43 BST 22 June 2017
Artist and biographer Keggie Carew travels to Sheffield to meet the producer and Mercury Prize nominated singer-songwriter and guitarist Richard Hawley.
They meet at Yellow Arch Studios, where he has recorded all his albums, and talk about the way in which the city of Sheffield has inspired his work. Keggie and Richard also muse on the subject of time; how his songs often seem to stretch it, why he decided to go slow, and the importance of sharing time with their fathers towards the end of their lives.
Producer Clare Walker.
Police search for missing offenderpublished at 17:27 BST 22 June 2017
Police are searching for Wakefield Man Carl Hartley.
Image source, West Yorkshire PolicePolice have released an image of him after he breached his court bail conditions. He was charged with a number of sexual offences.
He is 25-years-old with a tattoo of the words "LILY" on the left hand side of his neck.
Hartley has links to both the Castleford and Wakefield areas of West Yorkshire
WATCH: Aftermath of Sheffield street violencepublished at 17:12 BST 22 June 2017
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield NewsHere's what part of Spital Hill looks like today after a large fight between members of the Somalian and Kurdish communities yesterday afternoon.
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End of X postThat's put the lid on it - bargain coffin sold at charity shoppublished at 17:05 BST 22 June 2017
Some more news on the coffin that was for sale at a Leeds charity shop. As the previous sentence may suggest, it's been sold!
Image source, Lisa Marie McCarthyWe understand that someone paid near the asking price of £1`40 for the bargain coffin.
Jonathan Wingfield is the Assistant Manager there, he says that it was owned by a couple who were into amateur dramatics.
Officers give tips on how to stay safe around police horsespublished at 16:51 BST 22 June 2017
Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, SheffieldNow, I don't know about you, but I can't resit patting a police horse when I see one.
Image source, SYPBut even the most well-trained can be unpredictable, which is why South Yorkshire Police has issued tips, external on how to stay safe around them.
The advice includes approaching police horses slowly and quietly, asking their rider if it's alright to stroke or feed them and never walk behind them.
Bradford's City Park wins Certificate of Excellencepublished at 16:44 BST 22 June 2017
It's official, Bradford is a top visitor destination after City Park in the centre of town was awarded a Certificate of Excellence.
Image source, Tim GreenTripAdvisor only gives the awards out to "accommodation, attractions and restaurants which consistently earn positive reviews" from people.
As far as online reviews go, a Certificate of Excellence is as good as it gets, and since its opening in 2012, the park has welcomed 25 million people.
One of the website's users commented: "Superb place to a spend a day out with the kids but don't forget to take spare clothing and towels. Highly recommended. Well done Bradford."
'Violence will not be tolerated in our city' say Sheffield policepublished at 16:13 BST 22 June 2017
Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, SheffieldPolice in Sheffield have reassured people living in the Spital Hill area that violence will "absolutely not be tolerated in our city".
It follows a large fight yesterday afternoon between members of the Somailian and Kurdish community.
Ch Supt Shaun Morley said extra officers - some armed - will continue to patrol the area, and a legal Dispersal Order will allow them to move potential troublemakers away from Spital Hill.
On Monday, a 17-year-old boy was stabbed during a fight on Spital Lane, while a 33-year-old man was shot during the latest confrontation.
Quote MessageI want residents and communities to be reassured that South Yorkshire Police is committed and dedicated to apprehend and bring to justice, those responsible for bringing this level of aggression and violent actions to our streets."
Shaun Morley, Chief Superintendent
Port Vale sign Sheffield United's Kellypublished at 16:03 BST 22 June 2017
Port Vale sign defender Graham Kelly from Championship side Sheffield United, their fifth new recruit in three days.
Read MoreSheffield man's Steel City tattoospublished at 15:50 BST 22 June 2017
David Izzard from Sheffield loves the city so much, he's covered his arms with tattoos of the place!
Image source, David IzzardHis designs include Brammall Lane, the bronze Steel Workers statue at Meadowhall and the old Henderson's Relish factory!
Image source, David IzzardThat's dedication for you!
Blue plaque unveiled to first female Lord Mayor of Yorkpublished at 15:38 BST 22 June 2017
Earlier this week a blue plaque was unveiled in York to honour composer John Barry.
Today a second plaque will be unveiled to one of York's unsung heroes.
The location is 30 Clifton, the former home of Edna Annie Crichton, the city's first woman Lord Mayor from 1941 to 1942.
I've been along to Edna's former home to find out from York's Civic Trust on why Edna Annie Crichton was such an important figure:
Her year in office was to be the most dramatic in the modern history of York. In the early hours of 29 April 1942 bombs rained down and York burned.
About 90 people were killed, more than 200 badly injured, and up to a third of York's homes were destroyed or badly damaged.
Edna Annie Crichton went from home to home offering assistance.
July strike announced on Northern trainspublished at 15:25 BST 22 June 2017
Yorkshire's to be hit by another rail strike next month lasting three days.
It's the fourth stoppage on Northern over the issue of driver-only trains, the RMT union has called the strike from 8 July.
The union accused the company of "digging their heels" in over the guarantee of a second safety critical member of staff on trains.
RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "The responsibility for the inevitable disruption lies wholly with the company."
We've approached Arriva North, who operate Northern, for a comment.
Three-day rail strike announced for Julypublished at 15:14 BST 22 June 2017
BreakingThe RMT union has announced a three-day strike on Northern Rail over the issue of driver-only trains.
More to follow
Keighley woman to compete in Warrior Gamespublished at 15:07 BST 22 June 2017
A woman from Keighley in West Yorkshire who was seriously injured while in the army is preparing to travel to Chicago to take part in a major athletics competition.
Maria Miles had to give up her dream career in 1997, when she suffered a broken spine and leg injuries on deployment.
She was told she would never walk properly again.
She now uses a wheelchair, but advances in medical technology mean she competes in a wide range of sports.
Maria's now about to take part in the Warrior Games which are for wounded, injured or ill service personnel and veterans.
Quote MessageI had a lot of specialists saying 'you can't do this you can't do that'. I said what can I do and I'm here now, I'm living proof of it."
Maria Miles
Homeless man's boots save diner's nightpublished at 14:57 BST 22 June 2017
John gave his boots to Akbar Badshah, who was turned away from a restaurant for wearing sandals.
Read MoreScarborough social care campaigner worried about futurepublished at 14:54 BST 22 June 2017
A Scarborough care home owner and campaigner says he is worried that social care may slip to the bottom of the government's agenda.
Image source, Keith BrofskyThe government promised in the Queen's Speech to consult on the future of social care, after the ditching of the controversial "dementia tax" in the Conservative election manifesto.
Some campaigners welcomed the chance to re-think the policy after heavy criticism of it during the election campaign.
A Green Paper is now likely to be published at the end of the year on changes to the social care system but some warn that more concrete promises are needed.
Quote MessageI'm worried. There's so many people asking for help, I think we're going to be at the bottom of the list again."
Mike Padgham, Independent Care Group in Scarborough
Lessons for Leeds children around dogspublished at 14:38 BST 22 June 2017
Children in Leeds are being given lessons on how to stay safe around dogs.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Dogs Trust says in the last five years 8,000 children had to go to hospital after being bitten by a dog.
The charity's going into schools around the country - including to Ashfield Primary School in Leeds - to give demonstrations and safety tips to pupils.
For sale - coffin - only used oncepublished at 14:15 BST 22 June 2017
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, YorkshireThis coffin has been spotted for sale in a Leeds charity shop - it says "used once" on the ticket.
Image source, Lisa Marie McCarthyIt's up for sale for £140 at the Revive shop on Kirkstall Road in the city, external, but the big question is, who buys a coffin and then doesn't need it?
Jonathan Wingfield is the Assistant Manager there, he says that it was owned by a couple who were into amateur dramatics. See where this is going?
He said: "They had it in their garage for years after the production and were moving, so they decided to give it to us."
Decision on Hillsborough prosecutions due next weekpublished at 14:08 BST 22 June 2017
BreakingClaire Renwick
BBC Local Live, SheffieldThe Crown Prosecution Service has said that it will announce next Wednesday if anyone will face prosecution over the Hillsborough disaster.
Image source, Hillsborough InquestsProsecutors will tell families of the 96 victims whether anyone is to face trial, more than 28 years after the tragedy.
Files on around 23 suspects were sent to the CPS in January.
