BBC Local Live: Leeds and West Yorkshire

If you're planning to travel between Dewsbury and Leeds on the train this evening, be prepared for a bit of wait...

Join Lara Rostron and Harry Gration on the Look North sofa this evening from 18:30 on BBC One with all the latest news from Yorkshire.

Here's Lara with what's coming up on tonight's programme.

Some heavy showers this evening but dying out overnight, leaving clear spells and the potential for a touch of frost rurally. Light winds and lows of about 3C.

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Four new community bike hubs have opened today across Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire, including one in Leeds.

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The hubs, described as "legacy" projects following the Tour de France's Yorkshire Grand Depart in 2014, are located at Fearnville Leisure Centre in Leeds, the Doncaster Dome, in Selby and in Brigg.

They're intended to be the focal point for a broad spectrum of cycling activity, from informal support and advice to led rides, cycle training and supervised activity.

The ambition is to establish a community bike hub in every Yorkshire local authority by 2017.

We can update you on the story we brought you earlier about a Bradford man who issued a statement claiming he killed a Glasgow shopkeeper because he "disrespected" Islam.

This statement has now been condemned by Ahmadiyya Muslim leaders.

Tanveer Ahmed, 32, said in a statement he killed 40-year-old Asad Shah (pictured) as he had falsely claimed to be a prophet. 

Mr Shah was an Ahmadiyya, a group known for its peaceful interfaith concerns, and Ahmadiyya Muslim leaders in Glasgow have now called for other Muslim leaders to condemn the statement.

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The top stories in Leeds and West Yorkshire this afternoon include:

• A Bradford man who issued a statement claiming he killed a Glasgow shopkeeper because he "disrespected" Islam is condemned by Ahmadiyya Muslim leaders
• The former managing director of Leeds United, David Haigh, claims he was mistreated and beaten while in prison for fraud, in Dubai
• The leader of Leeds Council pays tribute following the death of former councillor and Lord Mayor Denise Atkinson

Slow traffic's currently being reported on the A643 northbound in Leeds between Elland Road and Armley Gyratory. Drivers are being warned to expect some delays.

A teenager who caused the death of 15-year-old Saliq Malik (pictured) has been jailed at Bradford Crown Court today.

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It can't be easy to live in the sizeable shadow of Yorkshire's Joe Root, but his 23-year-old brother Billy Root seems to be making a good fist of it.

Joe (pictured) has become England's main man in the international set-up in all formats for the past couple of years.

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But Billy, who plays for Nottinghamshire, appears to be showing signs he has some of his brother's quality too, hitting his maiden first-class century for Leeds Bradford MCCU in their drawn match against Sussex.

However, as BBC Sport Online's been finding out, there's still some way to go catch up with his big brother.

Good news for traders at Leeds Kirkgate Market: they've been granted a 20% reduction on their rent for a further month as construction work continues indoors.

The £13.7m refurbishment has been under way for the past year and although much work has taken place to minimise disruption to trade, Leeds City Council has agreed to extend the existing arrangements "to offset the current trading conditions".

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Quote Message: We realise that during these refurbishments there has been disruption to both businesses and customers. That's why we have taken the decision to extend the 20% reduction in base rents for traders for a further month." from Councillor Richard Lewis Executive member for regeneration, transport and planning

We realise that during these refurbishments there has been disruption to both businesses and customers. That's why we have taken the decision to extend the 20% reduction in base rents for traders for a further month."

We've heard from British Transport Police who've issued a warning today after six detonators were stolen from the railway line near Worsley Road level crossing in Knottingley.

The detonators are designed to be triggered by impact and emit a loud bang when a train passes over them. In this case, they were put there to warn rail maintenance workers of approaching trains.

Quote Message: They could be very dangerous in untrained hands, particularly young children or teenagers who may see them as a source of fun or entertainment. We are obviously concerned for the safety of the individuals who have the detonators." from PC Andy Jones British Transport Police

They could be very dangerous in untrained hands, particularly young children or teenagers who may see them as a source of fun or entertainment. We are obviously concerned for the safety of the individuals who have the detonators."

Police believe they were taken sometime between 20:00 on Saturday 2 April and 00:30 on Sunday 3 April. Rail staff discovered the theft when they arrived at work.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact British Transport Police or, alternatively, Crimestoppers.

The names of 46 soldiers from Horsforth killed in action during World War One are set to be added to the town’s war memorial after more than five years of painstaking research by local historians.

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The discovery of an abandoned tent by the side of a river in West Yorkshire has led police to investigate the whereabouts of a man and a woman.

A Poundland shop receipt was found near the tent on the banks of the River Calder, police said.

Officers have traced the receipt to a store in Dewsbury and released CCTV of an unknown woman who they are now searching for.

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Police are also looking for a man they said may have been living by the river.

Quote Message: We are also keen to speak to the man pictured to verify that it was him living in the tent, and that he is OK." from Det Insp Stef Wiseman

We are also keen to speak to the man pictured to verify that it was him living in the tent, and that he is OK."

More now on a story we brought you earlier - former managing director of Leeds United, David Haigh, says he was mistreated and beaten while in prison for fraud in Dubai. 

Speaking to the BBC, in his first interview since his release last month, Mr Haigh said he'd suffered five "serious episodes" of physical abuse. 

He ended up in prison after his former employers GFH Capital, accused him of fraud, allegations he's denied. 

He's been speaking to Newsnight's Mark Lobel.

Leeds United head coach Steve Evans is among the nominees for Championship manager of the month for March.

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United won three of their four games last month, but Evans (pictured) faces competition for the prize from Burnley's Sean Dyche, Cardiff City's Russell Slade and Rotherham's Neil Warnock. 

The winner will be announced on Friday.

Thanks to Graeme Pratt in Leeds for sending us this fantastic picture of a rainbow over Leeds which he took yesterday. 

It pretty much sums up the weather we've been having over the last few days - and it looks set to continue like this for a few days yet...

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We always love to feature the best pictures you've taken of West Yorkshire. Why not email  your photographs to us? You might see it right here on your BBC Local Live page.

The office of West Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has tweeted this reminder about the upcoming election for the post:

Six detonators stolen from the railway line near Knottingley at the weekend could be dangerous if handled by untrained people, police have warned.

The detonators were taken from the line near Worsley Road level crossing sometime between 20:00 on Saturday 2 April and 12:30 on the morning of Sunday 3 April. 

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The detonators, which police say are safe if handled correctly, are designed to be triggered by impact and emit a loud bang when a train passes over them. 

Several of the 5cm diameter  detonators had been placed on the track by rail staff in order to warn rail maintenance workers of approaching trains.

Here are the latest headlines for far today for Leeds and West Yorkshire:

• The former managing director of Leeds United, David Haigh, says he was mistreated and beaten while in prison for fraud in Dubai
• Thousands of West Yorkshire potholes will be filled in as part of a £50m government plan to repair nearly one million across the country over the next year
• The clock's ticking on a mystery lottery winner from West Yorkshire, who's got until midnight to claim their £1m prize