Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live

Thanks for joining me for our live coverage today - and thanks for sending us your pictures. More tomorrow...

Listen to BBC Radio Sheffield on Friday morning from 07:00. Toby Foster will be live in London discussing the #north/south, external divide.

Thankfully, the team have already found a bit of the north down south. Recognise this street name?

Meanwhile, your BBC Local Live team for Sheffield and South Yorkshire will also be back with you from 08:00.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It'll be cloudy overnight with fog and patchy rain over the Pennines. It'll also be mild and breezy.

BBC Sport

Chesterfield manager Dean Saunders has told BBC Radio Sheffield's Football Focus team why he thinks the Spireites and Swindon are like Liverpool.

Saunders says the Merseyside club has had similar problems to the Spireites: "If you lose your best players, it's going to take a while to get some consistency."

Jonathan Buchan
BBC Radio Sheffield

Rotherham United's latest signing, Luke Hyam, says he's already seen similarities between his boss at Ipswich Town, Mick McCarthy, and his new chief Neil Redfearn.

The 24-year-old has moved to the New York Stadium on loan until January and could make his debut against Bristol City this Saturday.

Hyam tells me: "They seem very similar, both Yorkshiremen and both very honest and genuine, which is exactly how I like a manager to be."

Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield

Today, I've been to visit one of the oldest shops in Chesterfield. 

Jackson's Bakery on Broad Pavement is 70-years-old - that's some staying power!

Meanwhile, Chesterfield's oldest pub - the 11th century Royal Oak on the Shambles - has finally reopened after a two-month closure.

I couldn't resist popping in...

The top stories in Sheffield and South Yorkshire today include:

• The grandmother of Jordan Thomas says his life was at risk for at least five years before his death as Jama Ahmed is sentenced to life for his murder
• South Yorkshire police appeal for more information following the arrests of five teenagers over "dangerous" disruption on Bonfire night
• One of the oldest shops in Chesterfield, Jackson's Bakery on Broad Pavement, celebrates 70 years

Jordan Thomas' family have spoken of their devastation, external since his murder on Derek Dooley Way, Sheffield, last year.

Jama Ahmed, 26, will serve at least 36 years after being found guilty earlier today of murdering the 22-year-old.

Phil Bodmer
Journalist, BBC Look North

Lynn Hamblett, the grandmother of Jordan Thomas, has spoken to me outside Sheffield Crown Court following the conviction of Jama Ahmed for her grandson's murder.

Ahmed, 26, was jailed for life and will serve at least 36 years for shooting dead the 22-year-old in Sheffield last year.

Watch the full interview tonight on BBC Look North from 18:30 on BBC1.

Sheffield Star

A Sheffield night club’s licence has been reviewed, external after three people were stabbed at the venue in one night.

Image source, Sheffield Star

Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live

South Yorkshire Police are asking for more information after the arrest of five teenagers from Sheffield on suspicion of violent disorder in Sheffield on Bonfire Night.

The arrests form part of ongoing investigation into the disorder and inquiries will continue, the force says, external.

Image source, Google

Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live

The family of Jordan Thomas, who was shot and killed in Sheffield in December 2014, have spoken of their "loss and sadness" on the day his killer was brought to justice. 

A jury found Jama Ahmed guilty of murder and attempted murder following a trial at Sheffield Crown Court. 

Ahmed, 26, was given a life sentence for murder and will serve at least 36 years in jail.

Image source, SYP

Sheffield Star

Jama Ahmed shouts ‘Allah Akbar, external’ as he is jailed for 36 years for Jordan Thomas murder.

Image source, Sheffield Star

• A drug dealer who murdered Jordan Thomas in Sheffield is told he'll serve at least 36 years in jail
• Five teenagers are arrested in connection with disorder on Bonfire Night in Abbeydale Road
• A Rotherham charity which helps victims of abuse and sexual exploitation gets extra funding from the council

Five teenagers from Sheffield have been arrestedon suspicion of violent disorder in the Abbeydale Road area of the city on Bonfire Night, externalwhich left one police officer hurt.

Image source, Sheffield Online

Two boys aged 16 and 17, two boys aged 15, and a 16-year-old girl, are in police custody and are being questioned about the disorder, which saw fireworks being set off in the street.

Insp Ian Stubbs, from the Local Policing Team, says: “The events of Bonfire Night shocked and scared the local community."

Phil Bodmer
Journalist, BBC Look North

I'm at Sheffield Crown Court, where Jama Ahmed has been given a life sentence for the murder of Jordan Thomas. 

Sentencing 26-year-old Ahmed, the judge, Mr Justice Green, told him he'd serve a minimum of 36 years for the killing.

Mr Thomas, 22, was shot twice in the chest on Derek Dooley Way in 2014 as he sat in a car at traffic lights in Sheffield.

"The effect of your crime cannot be underestimated. This feud spiralled out of control," the judge said.

A judge has sentenced 26-year-old Jama Ahmed to a minimum of 36 years for the murder of Jordan Thomas. 

More to follow

Jenny Cork
BBC Sheffield, Local Live

Police have arrested five teenagers, external in connection with disorder on Bonfire Night in the Abbeydale Road area of Sheffield. 

More to follow. 

Kat Cowan
BBC Sheffield, reporter

Pupils at Sheffield's Waterthorpe Nursery and Infant school are the winners of a "litter poem" competition organised as part of the Keep Sheffield Clean Streets Ahead project.

Watch them performing their poem, called Litter, right here.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday have signed Will Marsh on loan from Liverpool until January.

He'll play for the Owls development squad during his time at Hillsborough, the club's confirmed.

BBC Weather

It'll be a cloudy afternoon with strengthening winds and some patchy light rain in places.

The top temperature will be about 11C (52F).