Yorkshire breaking news: Latest updates

1. Doncaster one-punch killer jailed for 11 years
2. Sheffield shooting victim named as Assel Al-Essaie, 23
3. Three treated in hospital after 'large scale disorder' at boxing event in Leeds
4. Internet giant Amazon to bring hundreds of jobs to Yorkshire
5. Injured army veteran Ben Parkinson nominated for freeman status
6. Updates on Monday 20 February 2017

Terriers beat Reading - EFL as it happened

Our five top stories today

That's all from us for today, but remember live updates will continue right here throughout this evening and tonight. 

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

• A man who killed a Doncaster PE teacher with a single punch in an "unprovoked and senseless" attack is jailed for 11 years
• Police investigate after what they describe as "large scale disorder" at a boxing event in Leeds at the weekend
• Teapots and ceramics promoting Yorkshire Tea are recalled after customers report breakages are happening as they brew up
• A Porsche once owned by George Harrison and bought for spares by a Leeds man unaware of its history is to be auctioned
• It was a marriage proposal 260 years in the making when Jeff Rowland popped the question to his girlfriend at Temple Newsam

Tonight's weather forecast for Yorkshire

Paul Hudson

Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Any rain and drizzle mostly clearing away southwards through the evening, then dry with broken cloud and a minimum temperature of about 5C (41F).

BBC

Tuesday will start off mostly dry and bright with some sunshine, although cloud will increase later with the risk of some rain towards evening. 

Still mild with temperature highs of about 12C (54F) and a moderate southwest wind.

Listen: Schools 'reluctant' to help over forced marriages

A West Yorkshire charity says schools need to do more to protect young people from forced marriage.

It comes as victim support group Karma Nirvana says the number of calls from people in Yorkshire asking for help has increased by a fifth.

Jasvinder Sanghera, from the group, says they've seen schools reluctant to engage with them:

Jasvinder Sanghera from Karma Nirvana

Scarborough teen pulled from moped during robbery

A teenage boy has been attacked by a man in Eastfield in Scarborough during a car park robbery.

It happened on the evening of Wednesday 1 February when the 16-year-old was pulled from a moped and had his jacket stolen at the car park near the Musham Bank roundabout.

Anyone with information about the incident is being urged to contact police.

Leeds man breaks record visiting every English league ground

Oli Constable

BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A man from West Yorkshire has broken the world record for the fastest time to visit all 92 English league grounds.

Ed Wood

Ed Wood, 51, from Leeds, travelled the 22,000 miles in just 189 days, which also included a trip to England based Berwick Rangers.  

Ed shaved 48 days off the last record, which also saw him watch 93 games of football, with some games taking place on the same day.

East-west divide in transport infrastructure spending

Jim Addyman

BBC Local Live

The north of England is facing a growing east-west divide on transport investment, according to a new study from think tank the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR).

BBC

The Yorkshire and Humber region will see transport spending worth £190 per person over the next five years.

That compares to £682 in the North West of England, despite a relatively small difference in population - 5.33 million in Yorkshire and Humber compared to 7.05 million in the North West.

The study suggests the North West has so far been the major beneficiary of the government's "Northern Powerhouse" drive.

Listen: Migrant worker demo held in Leeds

A protest's taken place in Leeds to highlight the importance of migrant workers to the local economy. 

Dozens of people held hands and formed a chain in Briggate as part of the nationwide One Day without Us demonstrations. 

Leeds Councillor Alison Lowe joined the crowds:

Here's Leeds Councillor Alison Lowe.

Stars come out for anti-homophobia football match

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Just a Ball Game, a group which fights against homophobia in football, is holding an exhibition match today at Bradford College as part of the city's LGBT history month celebrations.  

Telegraph & Argus

Police appeal after boy hit by car in Doncaster

A 10-year-old boy needed hospital treatment after he was hit by a car in Doncaster.

The incident happened at about 17:35 on Friday as the boy was riding his bike over the crossing outside Sainsbury's on Sandringham Road.

The driver of the car is thought to have stopped after the collision to check how the boy was, before driving away towards Tudor Road.

Anyone who saw the incident is being asked to contact police.

Leeds Rhinos' Jamie Jones-Buchanan and Salford's Justin Carney charged by RFL

BBC Sport

Salford Red Devils back Justin Carney and Leeds Rhinos second row Jamie Jones-Buchanan (pictured) have been charged after the latest Super League action.

Rex Features

Carney, 28, has been charged with Grade C contact with a match official, while Jones-Buchanan, 35, is accused of Grade A dangerous contact.

Salford won 30-20 at Huddersfield, while Leeds beat Leigh 17-14.

Neither player was entitled to an early guilty plea as both had taken within the past 12 months.

Neither player was cautioned by match officials during their respective games.

Listen: UK 'can't be held back' on delivering HS2

The transport minister has defended the planned HS2 high-speed rail route which will run through South and West Yorkshire and into part of North Yorkshire, saying the project shouldn't be derailed because of how it affects homeowners.

HS2 will connect with the East Coast Main Line at the North Yorkshire village of Church Fenton, where residents have already reported negative effects on house prices even though the route won't be operational until 2033.

Andrew Jones, the MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough, was speaking during a visit to the National College for High Speed Rail in Doncaster:

Transport minister Andrew Jones

Boxing promoter Hearn at Bramall Lane ahead of summer fight

Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn posted this video walking out of the tunnel at Bramall Lane.

Sheffield boxer Kell Brook could be boxing here in the summer.

The long-time Blade has already said he wants to fight at the home of Sheffield United.

North Yorkshire recycling centre to close for two weeks

The household waste recycling centre which serves Malton and Norton is to close for a fortnight.

Google

It's because of essential work and will shut two weeks today on Monday 6 March and will then re-open on Monday 20 March.

Countdown to second phase of Victoria Gate development

The owner of the Victoria Gate shopping centre in Leeds says it expects to have submitted a planning application for the second phase of the development by the end of the year.

Leeds City Council

Hammerson owns land on the opposite side of Eastgate which it plans to turn into a shopping and leisure destination.

It comes as the company announces a big drop in profits for the last year.