That's it from me for today - and, indeed, for this year. We'll be back on Tuesday 3 January with the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the county.
Meanwhile, here are five things we learned in Yorkshire today:
And the town of Tadcaster in North Yorkshire is counting the days until two halves of it are rejoined when a Grade II-listed bridge damaged by floods is reopened
I'll leave you for now with a little collage of beautiful weather pics from around the region.
From left to right, thanks go to Mark Rothwell for his sunset in Keighley over Redcar Tarn, to Jonathan Knight for jet trails over Scarborough Castle and to Skalamang, for the golden tranquility of the River Don, near Doncaster.
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York chocolate giant gives two-fingered salute to three-fingered Kit Kat
Nick Morris
BBC Radio York
Britain's chocolate lovers are being reassured the controversial shrinking of one of the country's most popular chocolate bars wont be repeated with York's world-famous, four-fingered snack.
The makers of Toblerone caused an outcry last month by pushing their famous "alps" further apart to reduce its weight by 40g.
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The firm blamed a drop in the pound's value leading to a rise in the price of foods like cocoa and coffee, but denied June's Brexit vote was to blame.
Now the boss of Nestle, one of York's largest employers, has confirmed it's also struggling to keep costs down.
However, chief executive Dame Fiona Kendrick, has told the BBC price increases will not be passed on to customers for as long as possible and the firm will "never produce a three-fingered Kit Kat" while she remains in her post.
Leeds boxing champion Nicola Adams on the fight for equality in sport
Olympic boxing champion Nicola Adams hopes her success and popularity has helped to advance equality for women in the sport.
The Leeds-born fighter also said she was strongly considering turning professional to emulate her hero Muhammad Ali when she was interviewed as a guest editor on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
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Watch: Post Office, cafe, grocery, bank, tourist information - South Yorkshire's 'best shop'
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News
A shop in the village of Low Bradfield has been voted the best in South Yorkshire - and could now take the title for the whole of the north of England.
Flask end has been named a regional finalist in the Countryside Alliance Awards - known as the Rural Oscars.
It's the second time the shop's reached the final in the best village shop and post office category.
Here it is for you to take a look around:
Listen: York Mosque donates survival kits to city's rough sleepers
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live
Some of York's rough sleepers will hopefully be a little less troubled by the cold after members of York Mosque raised over £600 to provide cold survival kits.
The kits include a hat, scarf, gloves and a sleeping bag which doubles as a coat.
Members of the mosque have joined together with the Salvation Army in York to distribute the kits to those in need.
Mebs Surve, from the Mosque, says it's one of a number of collaborations they're involved in across the city:
Friends, family and neighbours completed a 10.0km sponsored bike ride in memory of a father and daughter who lost their lives in a house fire.
Andrew and Kiera Broadhead died in the blaze at their home in Ash Crescent, Stanley, Wakefield, in October.
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Disturbance at Doncaster Prison
Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield News
There's been a disturbance at Doncaster Prison, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed.
It's believed two men got onto the roof of the jail earlier today.
Officials say the incident has now been resolved.
Push to improve York recycling after £11m Landfill Tax bill
Sarah Urwin
Political Reporter, BBC Radio York
City of York Council has paid out more than £11m to the government for landfill tax in just three years, figures show.
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As a result there's a big push for more recycling in the city, with only about 40% of its waste currently recycled.
The authority says it's spent more than its budget for waste services and has been using money from other areas to prop this up.
It's now looking to make savings of £400,000 each year from its waste budget, or face losing other services.
This means changes to recycling in the city, including changes to the day recycling is collected at about a third of homes in York.
In addition, a glass collection service will be made available to 800 homes previously without the service and there'll be new vehicles to help keep plastic, paper and glass separate.
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Improving recycling levels will reduce landfill tax and will work with campaigns across the whole city to encourage a higher recycling rate."
Harrogate MP announces plans for learner drivers on motorways
Yorkshire is being well-represented by our BBC Weather Watchers today. Just look at these three stunners which have been sent in to us.
Weather Watcher The Wild Garden sent in the shot of a Sheffield sunrise, which includes what's known as the belt of venus - a twilight wedge seen shortly before sunrise.
KG27 sent in the intricate frosted web spotted in Knaresborough, and Michiko Sunshine provided us with a frosty Pontefract with a sunbeam through the fog.
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Two shots were fired at a police officer and a member of the public in a marked police car as officers attended a disturbance outside the Krizma nightclub in Sackville Street at about 04:20.
The shots were fired from what's believed to be a black Seat Leon which was later found burnt out in Low Green Terrace, Great Horton.
A 21-year-old man was arrested this morning on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in custody, police say. Two men are still being sought in connection with the incident.
Det Supt Pat Twiggs says: "We are releasing this image in the hope someone knows who was involved in this offence, recognises the vehicle involved or knows who may have been in it.
"This was clearly a targeted, highly dangerous act which could have easily resulted in fatal consequences and we are determined to bring those responsible to justice," he adds.
Talks continue to save Bradford Bulls
BBC Sport
Talks continue today to try and save the Bradford Bulls as their administration enters its 47th day.
The Rugby Football League revealed a consortium was considering a formal bid for the financially-troubled Bulls, with a sale expected after Christmas.
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An official offer, tabled before Christmas, was rejected yesterday, though another bidder is thought to have come forward.
At the same time, the club's playing squad and staff are due their December wages today.
Bradford, who were last in Super League back in 2014, entered administration on 14 November.
Watch: A dog's for life - not just for Christmas
Jericho Keys
Reporter, BBC Radio York
The advertising slogan used to go "a dog is for life, not just for Christmas", and historically this time of year is a busy one for the RSPCA.
That's partly down to the number of unwanted pets given as Christmas presents.
I've been down at the RSPCA's base in York this morning, where I met Riley the dog and animal welfare supervisor, Marie Sandall.
Sadly, Marie told me some people abandon their elderly pets so they can buy a new one for Christmas. This is what she had to say:
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- A CCTV image of the moment shots were fired at a police car in Bradford in the early hours of Christmas Day in what police describe as a "targeted" attack has been issued
- A shop in the village of Low Bradfield has been voted the best in South Yorkshire and could now take the title for the whole of the north of England
- A West Yorkshire campaign group has expressed concern over budget cuts to services which support victims of domestic abuse
- Learner drivers could be allowed on motorways for the first time, under plans announced by the Harrogate MP and transport minster Andrew Jones
- And the town of Tadcaster in North Yorkshire is counting the days until two halves of it are rejoined when a Grade II-listed bridge damaged by floods is reopened
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Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live
That's it from me for today - and, indeed, for this year. We'll be back on Tuesday 3 January with the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the county.
Meanwhile, here are five things we learned in Yorkshire today:
I'll leave you for now with a little collage of beautiful weather pics from around the region.
From left to right, thanks go to Mark Rothwell for his sunset in Keighley over Redcar Tarn, to Jonathan Knight for jet trails over Scarborough Castle and to Skalamang, for the golden tranquility of the River Don, near Doncaster.
York chocolate giant gives two-fingered salute to three-fingered Kit Kat
Nick Morris
BBC Radio York
Britain's chocolate lovers are being reassured the controversial shrinking of one of the country's most popular chocolate bars wont be repeated with York's world-famous, four-fingered snack.
The makers of Toblerone caused an outcry last month by pushing their famous "alps" further apart to reduce its weight by 40g.
The firm blamed a drop in the pound's value leading to a rise in the price of foods like cocoa and coffee, but denied June's Brexit vote was to blame.
Now the boss of Nestle, one of York's largest employers, has confirmed it's also struggling to keep costs down.
However, chief executive Dame Fiona Kendrick, has told the BBC price increases will not be passed on to customers for as long as possible and the firm will "never produce a three-fingered Kit Kat" while she remains in her post.
Leeds boxing champion Nicola Adams on the fight for equality in sport
Yorkshire Post
Olympic boxing champion Nicola Adams hopes her success and popularity has helped to advance equality for women in the sport.
The Leeds-born fighter also said she was strongly considering turning professional to emulate her hero Muhammad Ali when she was interviewed as a guest editor on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Watch: Post Office, cafe, grocery, bank, tourist information - South Yorkshire's 'best shop'
Andy Kershaw
BBC Radio Sheffield News
A shop in the village of Low Bradfield has been voted the best in South Yorkshire - and could now take the title for the whole of the north of England.
Flask end has been named a regional finalist in the Countryside Alliance Awards - known as the Rural Oscars.
It's the second time the shop's reached the final in the best village shop and post office category.
Here it is for you to take a look around:
Listen: York Mosque donates survival kits to city's rough sleepers
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live
Some of York's rough sleepers will hopefully be a little less troubled by the cold after members of York Mosque raised over £600 to provide cold survival kits.
The kits include a hat, scarf, gloves and a sleeping bag which doubles as a coat.
Members of the mosque have joined together with the Salvation Army in York to distribute the kits to those in need.
Mebs Surve, from the Mosque, says it's one of a number of collaborations they're involved in across the city:
Bike ride in memory of Wakefield fire victims
Wakefield Express
Friends, family and neighbours completed a 10.0km sponsored bike ride in memory of a father and daughter who lost their lives in a house fire.
Andrew and Kiera Broadhead died in the blaze at their home in Ash Crescent, Stanley, Wakefield, in October.
Disturbance at Doncaster Prison
Gina Bolton
BBC Radio Sheffield News
There's been a disturbance at Doncaster Prison, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed.
It's believed two men got onto the roof of the jail earlier today.
Officials say the incident has now been resolved.
Push to improve York recycling after £11m Landfill Tax bill
Sarah Urwin
Political Reporter, BBC Radio York
City of York Council has paid out more than £11m to the government for landfill tax in just three years, figures show.
As a result there's a big push for more recycling in the city, with only about 40% of its waste currently recycled.
The authority says it's spent more than its budget for waste services and has been using money from other areas to prop this up.
It's now looking to make savings of £400,000 each year from its waste budget, or face losing other services.
This means changes to recycling in the city, including changes to the day recycling is collected at about a third of homes in York.
In addition, a glass collection service will be made available to 800 homes previously without the service and there'll be new vehicles to help keep plastic, paper and glass separate.
Harrogate MP announces plans for learner drivers on motorways
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, York
Learner drivers could be allowed on motorways for the first time, under plans announced by the Harrogate MP and transport minster Andrew Jones.
The move would help make roads in Britain safer, according to Mr Jones.
The lessons will not be mandatory and driving instructors will decide when their students are ready.
The proposal is one of a number of ideas being considered by ministers as part of a £2m research programme by the Department for Transport into improving safety for new drivers.
Hallelujah: Friday visit by Mondays star to open new club
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live
Freaky dancing king, Bez from legendary "Madchester" band Happy Mondays is due in our region later.
He's the guest of honour at the opening of a new 1,800-capacity live music venue in Chesterfield.
The Avenue, on Beetwell Street in the town centre, is in the former venue of the Rileys Snooker Hall.
Watch: Yorkshire's afternoon weather forecast
Jennifer Bartram
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A cloudier afternoon with perhaps a little drizzle for western hills.
Watch my full forecast for this afternoon here:
Traffic and travel: Warning over A19 closure
North Yorkshire Police are warning drivers to be aware of a road closure just outside Thirsk:
Yorkshire in pictures: Frosted silk, sunbeams and Venus
BBC Weather Watchers
Yorkshire is being well-represented by our BBC Weather Watchers today. Just look at these three stunners which have been sent in to us.
Weather Watcher The Wild Garden sent in the shot of a Sheffield sunrise, which includes what's known as the belt of venus - a twilight wedge seen shortly before sunrise.
KG27 sent in the intricate frosted web spotted in Knaresborough, and Michiko Sunshine provided us with a frosty Pontefract with a sunbeam through the fog.
'Targeted' shooting in Bradford caught on camera
A CCTV image of the moment shots were fired at a police car in Bradford in the early hours of Christmas Day in what police describe as a "targeted" attack has been issued.
Two shots were fired at a police officer and a member of the public in a marked police car as officers attended a disturbance outside the Krizma nightclub in Sackville Street at about 04:20.
The shots were fired from what's believed to be a black Seat Leon which was later found burnt out in Low Green Terrace, Great Horton.
A 21-year-old man was arrested this morning on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in custody, police say. Two men are still being sought in connection with the incident.
Det Supt Pat Twiggs says: "We are releasing this image in the hope someone knows who was involved in this offence, recognises the vehicle involved or knows who may have been in it.
"This was clearly a targeted, highly dangerous act which could have easily resulted in fatal consequences and we are determined to bring those responsible to justice," he adds.
Talks continue to save Bradford Bulls
BBC Sport
Talks continue today to try and save the Bradford Bulls as their administration enters its 47th day.
The Rugby Football League revealed a consortium was considering a formal bid for the financially-troubled Bulls, with a sale expected after Christmas.
An official offer, tabled before Christmas, was rejected yesterday, though another bidder is thought to have come forward.
At the same time, the club's playing squad and staff are due their December wages today.
Bradford, who were last in Super League back in 2014, entered administration on 14 November.
Watch: A dog's for life - not just for Christmas
Jericho Keys
Reporter, BBC Radio York
The advertising slogan used to go "a dog is for life, not just for Christmas", and historically this time of year is a busy one for the RSPCA.
That's partly down to the number of unwanted pets given as Christmas presents.
I've been down at the RSPCA's base in York this morning, where I met Riley the dog and animal welfare supervisor, Marie Sandall.
Sadly, Marie told me some people abandon their elderly pets so they can buy a new one for Christmas. This is what she had to say:
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