Clear-up from the Boxing Day floods continues
Flooding on Boxing Day devastated large parts of Yorkshire.
Flood devastation 'could have been avoided'
A former government advisor says the devastation caused by unprecedented rainfall in our region was predicted years ago - and could have been avoided.
It is a month since areas including the Calder Valley were deluged with water on Boxing Day. Homes and businesses were submerged, and many people had to be rescued.
Meanwhile, today in Mytholmroyd, 30 soldiers took to the streets, helping to batten down the hatches as the rain continued to fall.
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New flood insurance scheme for homeowners launches
Hundreds of thousands of homeowners who had been affected by flooding - should find it easier to get house insurance from today.
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Tadcaster rejoined by temporary footbridge
Two halves of a town which was divided when its historic bridge collapsed in Christmas floods have been reunited by a new footbridge.
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Floods leave poster legacy in Hebden Bridge cafe
Workmen have pulled back ruined boarding to reveal a wall full of posters which have not been seen since they were put in way back in 1882.