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Eleven men have been arrested on suspicion of membership of the banned group neo-Nazi National Action. But what does the group stand for - and why did it get banned?
The stone carvings, based on the Judgement of Solomon, replace four weathered originals from the 1700s.
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:
See you tomorrow.
BBC Yorkshire Live
Earlier on we told you about the Leeds man who had his unicycle stolen form outside The Tetley in the city.
He used it for his daily commute and even won a race on it, but it got us thinking - What else can you do on a unicycle?
Quite a lot apparently, just take a look at Flaviu Cernescu, he rode his on top of a 250m high chimney in Romania.
Ok, that's just a bit too much isn't it, I mean - Why?
But how about skateboarder style tricks on one? Unicyclist Hugo Duguay, even matched a world record for the long jump on a unicycle
But if all of that seems a bit too urban, how about heading out into the countryside?
Edd Hawkes from Dunstable is a mountain unicyclist who made it into the elite downhill category in the Mountain Unicycling World Championships.
Yep, that exists.
Police are at the scene of a crash on Harrogate Road in Harewood.
The road is partly blocked with very slow traffic around the crash.
The accident happened around Wike Lane and officers say that they are trying to clear the scene and return normal service.
A1(M) South Yorkshire southbound severe disruption, between J35 for M18 and J34 for A614 Bawtry Road.
A1(M) South Yorkshire - One lane closed and slow traffic on A1(M) southbound between J35 M18 and J34 A614 Bawtry Road, because of a broken down abnormal load.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Police in York investigating a serious sexual assault on a woman have released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to.
The woman was attacked at around 22:00 BST on Sunday in the Bootham and Marygate area - Two men who were earlier arrested in connection with the incident have been released.
Officers want witnesses to come forward who may have seen anything suspicious around Marygate Tower on the night or who can identify the man in the CCTV image.
Earlier a 28-year-old local man was arrested in connection with two other sexual assaults in the city.
Police in Scarborough want to find Clifford Crane - He's wanted after failing to appear in court.
Crane, who lives on Maple Drive in Scarborough, was charged with assault, criminal damage, resisting a police constable, and drugs offences.
He was due to appear at Scarborough Magistrates’ Court on 11 September but never showed up.
Officers want anybody who knows where he is to contact them on 101.
BBC Yorkshire Live
Police say that an accident which happened on the A64 earlier this afternoon was caused by a stolen taxi which crashed at Bowbridge Farm.
A man has been arrested.
The taxi had been stolen from outside York Railway Station just after 15:00 and then collided with another vehicle on the A64.
Police say they weren't pursuing the taxi at the time of the crash.
A 31-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the incident but has been taken to hospital after feeling unwell; no-one else was hurt in the crash.
A crash which gridlocked the A64 outside York earlier today was caused by a stolen taxi.
More to follow
It's been months in the making, but finally wind baffles around Bridgewater Place are to be put in place next month it has been announced.
High winds around Bridgewater Place in Leeds were blamed for the death of Dr Edward Slaney, who was killed when a lorry blew over in March 2011.
The people behind the scheme say that between 13 and 22 October three of the wind deflection devices will be put up over Water Lane, which will mean the road has to be closed.
The large screens and baffle boards will be up to 50ft (17m) high and 66ft (20m) long and will look something like this:
These impressive, wing-like structures are perforated in order to deflect and reduce the speed of wind as it passes through and over them."
Doncaster refuse workers are to be balloted over taking strike action in a dispute over job cuts, which could affect collections in the run-up to Christmas.
Members of Unite employed by contractor Suez in Doncaster will vote in the coming weeks on whether to begin industrial action.
In a statement Suez say: ''We are disappointed that Unite is balloting members for strike action while talks are ongoing and cannot understand why they would take this course of action prior to the end of the consultation, as no decisions have been made."
BBC News Travel
There is almost four miles of standing traffic outside York on the A64 this afternoon.
A multi-vehicle accident means that the Leeds-bound side of the carriageway is blocked.
The crash has happened between Bilbrough Top and the Slice Lane junction.
BBC News Travel
Vehicles involved now moved on to the hard shoulder of the exit slip on M1 northbound at J35 A629 (Rotherham / Chapeltown).
Lane one (of four) was closed but has now re-opened.
A West Yorkshire school's ban on sausage rolls and other "unhealthy" foods in pupils' lunchboxes has divided opinion.
The new policy at Shirley Manor Primary Academy in Bradford states parents will be contacted if banned foods are found in packed lunches.
It was Steve Fryer's son who had his sausage roll confiscated - but Mr Fryer said the school should "stick to teaching kids".
Others have praised the school for healthy eating rules, according to comments in the Bradford Telegraph and Argus.
Head teacher Heather Lacey said the vast majority of parents supported the ban and there had been a big increase in the number of children bringing in healthy lunches.
A64 North Yorkshire westbound severe accident, before Slice Lane.
A64 North Yorkshire - A64 in Catterton blocked and queuing traffic westbound before the Slice Lane junction, because of an accident involving two vehicles. Congestion to Copmanthorpe.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
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Yesterday we told you why we may be seeing so many spiders in our homes at this time of year.
You've been getting in contact with us to tell us some of your spider horror stories over the last few weeks on BBC Look North's Facebook page.
NB: Don't read on if you don't like spiders.
Jools wrote: This morning I was laying in the dark thinking about getting up. Felt a tickle on my leg. Put the light on - there it was in its entire glory - larger than the palm of my hand, trying to run off down the side of the bed.
Lisa said: I have evicted three of these big spiders over the last few days if they ain’t paying rent they ain’t moving in simple.
Rachel wrote: The kids called me into their bedroom saying there were lots of spiders. I expected two but found a spider had hatched around 30 spiders! Good job kids are not overly bothered!
And Dave added: Spiders don't bother me :) this one sat on my hand while i was editing, think it enjoyed the ride on my mouse hand ;)
Police in York say they have arrested a 28-year-old local man after two women were sexually assaulted in York.
The attacks have led to North Yorkshire Police warning women not to walk alone in the evening.
One woman was walking along a track from Tang Hall towards James Street at 20:50 BST on Sunday when a man approached her and groped her.
An 18-year-old woman was grabbed on her bottom as she walked along Navigation Road at about 00:30 BST on Tuesday
A man has been arrested in connection with two of the three sex attacks in York.
More to follow
Officers investigating a burglary in Mosborough in Sheffield have these CCTV pictures of two men they want to trace.
A handbag containing a mobile phone and two purses were reported stolen from a property on Bridle Stile following a burglary which happened sometime between Saturday 26 and Monday 28 August.
Bankcards were later used to purchase items in and around the Crystal Peaks and Jordanthorpe areas of the city.
Anyone with information is asked to report it to South Yorkshire Police via 101 quoting incident number 495 of 26 August. Anonymous information can also be given to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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A man who has had his unicycle stolen in Leeds says he really wants to see the people who did it bought to justice.
Robin Whitfield, 24, says his unicycle, which he uses every day to get around the city, was stolen from outside The Tetley on Saturday.
He's had the bike for five years and even won the UK National Unicycle Road Race in Horwich on it this year, he said "it does mean quite a bit to me".
Robin said "I think it will be almost impossible for the thief to sell on. I really want to see them caught as they've probably done this a lot before and they're going to mess a lot of people's lives up.
You don't think someone's going to nick a unicycle, I've always considered it quite low risk"
Stagecoach, which operates Sheffield's Supertram, has said it's made changes to its safety regime after the death of an 81-year-old man, who was hit by a tram at Woodbourn Road in December 2016.
The Rail Accident Investigation Bureau (RAIB) has today recommended the operator should review its procedures for assessing the risk of collision with pedestrians.
A spokesperson for Stagecoach Supertram said:
"Our first thoughts remain with the loved ones of the pedestrian who died in the accident. Safety will always be our absolute priority and we have worked closely with the authorities to understand the full circumstances involved.
"Since the incident, we have implemented a number of changes to strengthen our safety regime, as acknowledged in the RAIB report.
"We are also committed to working with the wider industry to enhance safety at Supertram and other tram networks."
A post office in Leeds was held up by armed robbers who made off with the till this morning.
It happened at about 09:40 at Bramstan Post Office, Bramley when three masked men armed with metal bars walked in and threatened staff and customers.
They stole the till from the counter and boxes of cigarettes before leaving the scene in a black Peugeot 207, which was later set on fire at the Abbey Inn on Pollard Lane.
The men then ran off along the canal and dumped the till near Newlay Locks. Police are asking anyone who thinks they saw them to come forward.
Richmond's Georgian Theatre Royal is on the look out for people handy with needles and wool to knock them up a batch of donuts.
The North Yorkshire theatre wants the woollen confections to use during 54 performances of The Wizard of Oz.
It's not the first time hundreds of knitted objects have been incorporated into the show, often as ‘missiles’ to be hurled by the audience.
The crafty tradition first started in 2011 when over 1,000 bananas were knitted for The Adventures of Sinbad; the following year nearly 3,000 white snowball pompoms were amassed for Babes in the Wood.
Around 2,500 leaves were knitted to construct a huge decorative beanstalk for Jack and the Beanstalk and last year over 2,000 apples made their way onto the set of Snow White.
How the doughnuts will actually be used in this year's show is top secret.
Apparently finished doughnuts can be handed in at the Box Office.
Some knitters even make a social occasion of it and get together at each other’s houses for knitting parties"
This morning it's been revealed there's been a dramatic rise in the number of vehicles being stolen in West Yorkshire.
So how do you go about making sure your motor stays out of the hands of a light-fingered tea leaf?
West Yorkshire Police have a raft of tips on their website, here are just a few:
If you've got your own tips on keeping your car safe, send us a message.
To celebrate their school's 50th birthday, staff and pupils at Worsborough Common Primary in Sheffield are dressing up in 60's fashions for an all day fancy dress party.
As well as dressing up, pupils will also be experiencing lessons 60's style - learning how many pennies in a shilling and how many pints in a gallon - like the children in this photo from 1967.
They'll also get to experience a 60's school dinner - including jam roly poly for pudding - yum!
Police have released a picture of a York sex attack suspect as investigations continue into two other sexual assault incidents.
The incident happened on Sunday when a woman in her 20s was grabbed by a man in the Melrosegate area of the city, but she managed to fight him off.
The victim tried to get her attacker off her by pulling his hair. She bit him on the hand, shouted at him and hit him in the face.
Police say the suspect is aged 19 to 20, 6ft 2in to 6ft 3in, slim build, with mousy brown, ear-length messy hair with a sweeping fringe, with a defined jaw line and a thin face.
He was wearing black baggy bottoms and a black Superdry anorak with the hood up and Velcro fastenings under the chin.
Police want to hear from anyone who recognises the man or have any information that could assist the investigation,
Yorkshire Cricketer Gary Ballance has been named in the England squad for the upcoming Ashes tour.
Ballance suffered a broken finger in the second Test defeat by South Africa in July and his recall had been in doubt.
England, who were whitewashed 5-0 on their last tour of Australia, are looking to defend the Ashes which they regained on home soil in 2015.
The series begins in Brisbane on 23 November.
Leeds Rhinos have signed prop Nathaniel Peteru from Australian National Rugby League side Gold Coast Titans on a three-year contract.
New Zealand-born Peteru, 25, has also played for New Zealand Warriors in the NRL and joins the Rhinos ahead for the 2018 season.
"I know they have a winning culture and that is something I want to be part of," Peteru told the club website.
Rhinos chief executive Gary Hetherington says Peteru is an "outstanding signing" who he expects to make a significant impact at the club.
A investigation report into the death of an 81-year-old man at a tram stop in Sheffield has recommended drivers receive more training on safety procedures at request stops.
The Rail Accident Investigation Bureau (RAIB) was called in after the accident at Woodbourn Road on 22 December 2016.
The man had just got off a tram travelling into the city centre and was using the tram stop crossing when he was hit by an outbound service.
The RAIB said the pedestrian didn't see or hear the tram coming and the driver did not see the man approaching the crossing.
The RAIB found inconsistencies in Supertram's procedures for how drivers should treat request stops, where the tram is not automatically required to come to a halt.
It's also recommended setting up an industry working group to monitor the development and application of new pedestrian detection technology to alert drivers to potential collisions with pedestrians.
Two men have been arrested in West Yorkshire for being members of a right wing group.
In total counter terrorism officers have arrested 11 people across the country after an investigation into the banned group National Action.
A 23-year-old man from Sowerby Bridge and a 26-year-old man from Leeds have both been arrested on suspicion of membership of a proscribed organisation.
Their homes are being searched in connection with their arrests, earlier this month four serving members of the Army were arrested for allegedly being part of the same group.
National Action became the first British neo-Nazi group to be banned last December after Home Secretary Amber Rudd said it was promoting violence and acts of terrorism.
Those who promote extreme right wing views are looking to divide our communities and spread hatred. This will not be tolerated."
Protesters are back at the Kirby Misperton fracking site today where they've locked themselves into metal tubing concrete barrels in front of the site.
These picture were posted on a facebook page called the Kirby Misperton Protection Camp at about 07:00 this morning.
Protesters locked themselves in to barrels on Monday and had to be cut out by police using angle grinders.
Police say officers with specialist training and equipment are currently at the scene to ensure the four people involved are safe and well.
Supt Alisdair Dey, of North Yorkshire Police, said: “The actions of these people will cause significant disruption to local businesses."
Third Energy was granted planning permission to frack in May 2016, but has not received final consent from the government to begin work.
Police have confirmed a 44-year-old man was killed in a crash on the A1M in North Yorkshire last week.
Andrew Keir, from Middlesbrough, died when his van hit a lorry in the early hours of Friday morning on the northbound carriageway, between J48 at Boroughbridge and J49 for Dishforth.
European Space Agency astronaut, Tim Peake, has spoken to a sell-out crowd at the University of York.
Tim was the star guest at a question and answer event hosted by BBC Radio York's Jonathan Cowap.
The event follows crowds turning out to see his spacecraft go on display at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford.
Tim told Jonathan what it feels like to step out into space and see the earth:
And as soon as we tell you about it, he's been found!
West Yorkshire Police have said they've located Anthony Knopwood this morning.