Those are all the updates for Thursday 2 February 2017.

For all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across Yorkshire on Friday 3 February, just click here.

Leeds United will sign defender Pontus Jansson permanently when his loan deal from Torino expires this summer.

A taste of Yorkshire awaits passengers in a station underpass.

Championship strugglers Rotherham United sign defender Joel Ekstrand on a deal until the end of the season.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds

Well that's all from me for today but news, sport and travel updates will continue through the evening.

We'll be back tomorrow 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. Man shot in Dewsbury in targeted attack
2. York Central MP resigns over Brexit vote
3. Two more arrests over Raheem Wilks shooting
4. Glimmer of hope for Wentworth Castle Gardens
5. Spider hitches 3000-mile lift to Leeds

The problems on the M1 have been resolved:

Kirsty Shepherd says she is disappointed and doesn't think the action has gone far enough.

Two of the defendants shouted "Allahu Akbar" as they were led from the dock after being jailed.

BBC Travel

There are still two lanes closed on the M1 southbound between J42 (M62 Lofthouse) and J41 (A650 Carrgate), because of a coach fire. 

There's a lot of congestion on surrounding routes, here's the scene a short while ago as the fire service send another crew to the scene:

It's not often you get a free gift with your shopping, but here's one that you definitely wouldn't want; a huntsman spider.

Image source, RSPCA

The 12cm spider hitched a ride for more than 8000 miles in the box of bananas, which was bound for a Leeds branch of Iceland.

The spider, a native of Costa Rica, turned up in the store on Tuesday and staff swiftly caught him in an empty coffee jar and called the RSPCA. 

Huntsman spiders aren’t deadly but apparently they can give a nasty bite.

Traders and tenants of Leeds' Kirkgate Market have signed a vote of no confidence in the market's management team this afternoon. 

The tenants claim there's been a failure to communicate, and the markets team have failed in their commitments to traders. 

A petition was handed to city council officials this afternoon, just over three months after the opening of the neighbouring Victoria Gate shopping centre.

A spokeswoman from Leeds City Council says "It's disappointing that these traders at Kirkgate Market feel unhappy." 

They add that "visitor numbers are on the up" and that "senior officers at the council" will meet with the traders. 

Five men from Manchester are starting jail sentences today after they were found guilty of supplying cocaine in Scarborough.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

They are now serving a total of more than 20 years behind bars after police monitored their mobile phone use over three years.

Officers pieced together how the gang operated, and followed them as they targeted vulnerable people in the North Yorkshire seaside town.

The five gang members were sentenced yesterday at York Crown Court, a warrant has been issued for the arrest of another two who didn't go to court. 

BBC Travel

This was the scene on the M1 a few minutes ago after a coach fire has closed two lanes southbound around J41.

Fire crews are on the scene and there's a rolling roadblock in place. Thankfully all passengers are safe, but if you're travelling in the area expect some delays.  

Image source, Highways England/Crown Copyright

Police and trading standards urge anyone who has made an order from a children's bed company to contact them.

A 44-year-old man from Queensbury, Bradford has been missing for nearly two weeks. Have you seen him?

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

Craig Alderson was last seen on Friday 20 January, officers say that his disappearance is "very much out of character".

Claire Renwick
BBC Local Live, Sheffield

A prisoner at HMP Doncaster will now spend a further four years in jail, after pouring boiling water over another inmate.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

David Quinn, 25, from Bentley, who's serving time for burglary, pleaded guilty to wounding following the incident at the prison last March.  

The victim suffered severe burns to his body and extensive scaring as a result of the attack.  

BBC Sport

York City manager Gary Mills says utility man Ben Clappison (pictured) is not in his first team plans despite the former Hull City man's return from a loan at Boston United.

Clappison who can play at centre back, full back and in midfield has made nine appearance for the Minstermen this term.

Mills has also revealed there was interest in striker Vadaine Oliver before the Football League transfer window closed this week. 

However, Mills says the player wants to stay with City, despite being offered the chance to leave.

Meanwhile there's still a fitness doubt over defender Shaun Rooney for Saturday's FA Trophy tie at Nuneaton.

Amol Rajan
BBC Media editor

Here's an exclusive first look at Bradford artist David Hockney's masthead for Friday's edition of the Sun. What do you think?

Image source, The Sun

Hockney was photographed for Friday's edition in his Los Angeles studio by photographer Arthur Edwards.

For the Sun on Friday, this is about boosting circulation with a souvenir edition.

For Hockney, it will help to raise awareness of his forthcoming exhibition at Tate Britain, which opens on 9 February.

Sheffield Wednesday signing Jordan Rhodes admits he was frustrated by his lack of game-time at Middlesbrough.

Bosses at Arriva buses have issued a formal apology to Wakefield wheelchair user, Kirsty Shepherd. 

Ms Shepperd was left stranded on the road-side 10 days ago, when a bus driver between Rothwell and Wakefield refused to let her on-board because their was a lady with a baby buggy already on. 

 As a result of the Wakefield incident the bus was delayed and a number of passengers got off before it returned into service    

It came just five days after the Supreme Court ruled that bus drivers have to be more "accomodating" to passengers with a disability.