That's all from us for today, we'll be back on Monday from 06:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel for Yorkshire.

But before we go, let's look back at some of our top stories from today:

1. Northern rail strike - What you need to know
2. Fifth arrest over Shipley shooting
3. Doncaster sex offender has sentence doubled
4. Plans for High Court challenge to oppose hospital changes
5. Curtain-up for 'pop-up' Shakespearean theatre in York car park

See you on Monday.

Want to get out on your bike more? Live on Castleford or Wakefield? Good news - Work's started on a new cycle way!

Image source, Getty Images

Building work has begun on a new multi-million pound route between Castleford and Wakefield (much newer than the one pictured)

It's part of a £60m project to build new routes for cyclists across West Yorkshire.

It's hoped it'll encourage more people to travel to work by bike - and it'll also provide a connection to the Trans Pennine Trail.

Do you know this man? Police want to speak to him after a bank card taken during the robbery of the house of a vulnerable man was used at a petrol station:

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Officers have already arrested and charged two men over the robbery in Gledhow on 14 August.

Police say the bank card was used at the BP service station on Roundhay Road.

South Yorkshire Police are trying to match these tools with their owners, external.

The garden tools were seized in the Castlebeck area of Sheffield on Thursday 24 August.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Jenny Eells

A mum from Sheffield is raising major concerns over the safety of council houses in the city.

Jemma Smith and her young disabled son were due to move into their new home on Deerlands Avenue in Parson Cross this week

But as she was re-decorating her front room half her wall came off, she says the house is dangerous and uninhabitable:

Sheffield City Council says it is dealing with the problem swiftly:

"We sent a plasterer to Ms Smith's property the day after she told us about the problem, which is being fixed and will be complete by early next week. We have also given her more time in her old home so she does not need to move into the new one until this is sorted"

A man-made beach has been installed for nursing home residents in Acomb.

It might be missing the sound of boats in the harbour and the tide lapping against the shore, but the deck chairs are out and residents in Acomb are sunning it up.

South Park Nursing Home installed the beach because a lot of their residents can't get to the coast to enjoy the beach.

The only downside? Shaking sand out of your shoe.

A former community council leader, known for his work in Bradford's Trident regeneration scheme, has received a 17 year jail sentence for child sex offences dating back to four decades ago.

Image source, WYP

Zamurrad Khan, 57 of St Luke's close, Little Horton, groomed and persistently sexually abused a 10-year-old boy during the 1970s and 80s.

In a statement to Bradford Crown Court, Khan's victim, who's now in his forties, said the abuse "caused him physical problems" and in later years, led him to "severe drinking problems."

Swansea City target Andy Yiadom stays at Barnsley over late paperwork while Jefferson Montero leaves the Welsh club.

North Yorkshire Police are holding a meeting in Kirby Misperton, near Pickering, to discuss policing issues around fracking in the area.

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It comes after it was confirmed that Third Energy will begin fracking before the end of the year.

The community meeting will be held in the Village Hall at 17:30 on Tuesday.

Police are reassuring residents about potential protests:

Police have arrested another man after a shooting in Shipley on Wednesday.

Image source, Google

The 26-year-old man was arrested at a house in Bradford after the "violent incident" which involved a car crash and and a gun being fired on West Royd Drive.

It's the fifth arrest in connection with the incident - Three other men who were in custody yesterday have been released pending further enquiries.

Another man who was injured and arrested on firearms offences is still being treated in hospital.

Jonathan Cowap
Presenter, BBC Radio York

A York woman who has had a double mastectomy is in the finals of Miss Voluptous 2017.

Tracie Steele was diagnosed with breast cancer last year, at the age of 34.

She decided to enter the competition to raise awareness that cancer can affect people of all ages.

The pageant is taking place this weekend in Cambridge, and the contestants have to make an eco-dress for one of the rounds.

This is Tracie's dress, "Boob Check Betty":

A Doncaster man has had his sentence doubled from eight years to more than sixteen years.

Jason Armstrong, 52, from Moorends, was found guilty in June of sex offences against young girls after he made contact using fake social media profiles.

Today his sentence has been increased by three Court of Appeal judges in London who said his original eight-year term was "unduly lenient", and upped it to 16 years and eight months.

Image source, SYP

And while we're talking about trains, this is worth noting if you're off to Bingley Music Live tonight:

As we head into the Friday rush hour, it's well worth bearing in mind that some trains will be making their last journey earlier today because of the rail strike on Northern services.

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Northern staff walked out for 24 hours from midnight in a row over driver-only operated trains, there'll be another strike on Monday.

The company says that it aimed to run more than 900 services during Friday and Monday's strikes.

The majority of trains will run between 07:00 and 19:00 with services on some routes finishing earlier, with fewer trains on them.

For an updated timetable click here., external

Royal navy Petty Officer Mark Titman, 34, from Sheffield got down on bended knee as the mine-hunter boat, HMS Penzance, external pulled into port after months at sea.

Mark got down on one knee on the deck, while his crew mates held a banner which said "Will you marry me?".

Image source, PA

It was Mark's lucky day, his girlfriend Laura Campbell from Glasgow, happily said yes.

The couple have a young daughter, Ava, who was just four weeks old when Mark was deployed to the Gulf in January.

Image source, PA

A motorcyclist has died after a collision on the A170 on Thursday.

The incident was reported at 14:00 by a passing motorist, who came across the motorbike at the side of the road between Ampleforth and Sproxton.

The 51-year-old man from Middlesborough had hit a telegraph pole and was pronounced dead at the scene.

North Yorkshire Police are now investigating the collision. They're asking anyone who was travelling between Helmsley and Thirsk that afternoon to contact them.

Have you seen this teenager who has gone missing from Pontefract?

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Emma Cook has been reported missing from her home in Featherstone.

The 15-year-old was last seen in Flanshaw and was wearing blue jeans, a grey hoodie and white trainers.

Yorkshire Post

A Doncaster gardener who cuts his grass twice a day, three times a week has been crowned with Britain's best lawn., external

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BBC News Travel

Good news the M62 is all reopen. Bad news, there are still 30 minute delays.

There have been long delays on the westbound M62 near Huddersfield after an accident between J23 and J24 this morning.

Eyewitnesses reported seeing two cars and two vans involved in the crash.

All lanes are now open but queues still stretch back to J26.

Image source, Highways England

The paint is dry and the pictures frames ready for the Great North Art Show, external which starts this weekend in North Yorkshire.

The organisers have been busy hanging hundreds of artworks in Ripon Cathedral, and naturally we wanted a sneak peak:

Image source, Jane Redfern (top left), Rodger Simpson (top centre), Tessa Bunney (top right), Nolon Stacey (bottom left), Chris Moss (bottom centre), Kate Simpson (bottom right)

The guest artist for 2017 is Tom Wood, whose paintings have been commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery.

The Great North Art Show is open to the public from Saturday until the 24 September.