Mark Collett and his girlfriend Eva Van Housen - who has a swastika tattoo - have been handing out Vote Leave leaflets and badges from the official-looking stall
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Vote Leave said he was not part of their campaign and they had asked him to stop using their material.
Mr Collett has been contacted for a response but has yet to provide one.
Something completely different: Monty Python-inspired artwork in Leeds
On show will be a range of artwork, all inspired by the artists' favourite Python moments.
The display opens today at the Northern Monk Brewery and will run until Sunday.
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Police incident in Halifax ends
Just an update on the police incident we bought you earlier from the Halifax Courier. Police cordoned off an area on Ovenden Way, where a man was thought to have brandished a gun and a sword at armed police. The situation has now ended peacefully.
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West Yorkshire Police say the man's been arrested after officers forced their way into a house.
A force spokesman told BBC Radio Leeds he was found lying on the floor and taken to hospital to be assessed. No shots were fired during the confrontation.
Tram-train route proposal
So MPs in Leeds have been discussing how to move the city's transportation system forward.
We've had the tram, then the trolleybus (both now consigned to history) but how about the tram-train? That's the latest suggestion to spend the £173m set aside to develop Leeds' infrastructure.
Greg Mullholland, one of the MPs involved today has just released this picture of a possible route. You can read the full proposal here.
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Travel update: Lane blocked on A1(M) at J42 southbound
BBC Travel
I was just thinking to myself that the Friday bank holiday rush was going smoothly. Then I get reports of queuing traffic and one lane blocked on the A1(M) southbound between J42 (A63 Selby fork) and J41 (M62, Knottingley), because of a broken down car and caravan.
Here's the scene at J41.
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Castleford Tigers: coach says referee 'lost his composure' against Wigan
The Tigers lost 33-26 to Super League leaders Wigan, with Luke Dorn's late try overturned by the video referee.
Quote Message: The manner of the referee was really poor towards the players, so there's something needs to be done there. He had a big impact all the way through the game." from Daryl Powell Castleford Tigers head coach
The manner of the referee was really poor towards the players, so there's something needs to be done there. He had a big impact all the way through the game."
Watch: West Yorkshire Police and the 'Running man'
Who says that police officers suffer from a sense of humour bypass?
West Yorkshire Police have just released this video of about 65 special constables taking part in the "Running Man Challenge".
It's a trend that has gone viral after an American basketball team did it a month ago. You have to say, they're pretty good!
Your comments: Transport for Leeds
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
A bit ago I told you about MPs meeting in Leeds to discuss whether the city could get a Tram Train system.
Earlier this month, the government scrapped the trolley bus scheme, leaving £173m to spend on transport. A tram train system would run on existing rail tracks.
I asked what you thought to our transport system
Quote Message: More buses on all routes and an Oyster-style card scheme would be money better spent." from Gilly Langley Leeds
More buses on all routes and an Oyster-style card scheme would be money better spent."
Quote Message: £173m barely covers consultancy fees and surveying for major infrastructure schemes these days, only viable option is to use it to encourage more people to use the bus through more frequent services, new routes and subsidising fares." from Graham Walker
£173m barely covers consultancy fees and surveying for major infrastructure schemes these days, only viable option is to use it to encourage more people to use the bus through more frequent services, new routes and subsidising fares."
'Southern' accents replacing dialects, language app finds
Just spotted this story from our southern friends at the BBC in Cambridgeshire. It can't be true?!
Apparently, according to researchers, distinctive regional accents appear to have declined since the 1950s with more people now sounding like "southerners".
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Results from 30,000 users of the English Dialects app have been analysed by developers at Cambridge University.
People from 4,000 locations answered questions about the pronunciation of words such as "scone".
Initial results showed more people now speak with accents similar to those in London and the south-east of England.
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Time travel in Bronte Country: West Yorkshire returns to the 1800s
Check this out, how moody does it look?
It's all in the name of authenticity as filming continues for the BBC's new Bronte series.
Today's misty conditions add to the atmosphere as well...
Leeds boxer Nicola Adams has completed her full set of international honours with a flyweight gold medal at the AIBA World Championships in Kazakhstan.
Adams, 33, added the world title to her Olympic,Commonwealth and European crowns by beating Thailand's Peamwilai Laopeam this morning.
Watch: Parents protest over village green proposal
Parents and children have been protesting at a plan to turn a school playing field into a village green.
Leeds City Council has been sent nearly 400 letters of objection over the proposal at Gledhow Primary.
Listen: Evans would stay at Leeds United if asked
Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport
Leeds United head coach Steve Evans has told me this morning that if he was asked to stay at the club he would.
This is despite chairman Massimo Cellino's public search for his successor, which has so far included MK Dons manager Karl Robinson and now Bristol Rovers Darrell Clarke.
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Nick Wilmshurst
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Latest PostGoodbye: Our live coverage
Thanks for being with us today, I hope you have enjoyed our coverage today.
Have a great Bank Holiday Monday, we'll see you next Tuesday from 08:00.
Just before I go, well done Nicola, we're all proud of you.
Weather: Misty night, dry tomorrow
Keeley Donovan
BBC Look North
A dry night to come with a little mistiness but low cloud spreading back westwards. Lows of 9C (48F).
Tomorrow, we'll have a cloudy, dull start to the day, everywhere staying dry. A cool breeze from the northeast. Highs of 16C (61F).
Boxing World Championships closing ceremony
After the great work by Nicola Adams, here's the Women's World Boxing Championships closing ceremony
Watch: No bones about it - Leeds museum dinosaur being created
From tomorrow, Leeds City Museum will be hosting a dinosaur week exhibition.
It includes a partial skeleton of a 25ft long Hypselospinus, which has never been put together and displayed before.
The team at the museum made this time-lapse video of the bones being laid out.
Vote Leave tell ex-BNP official Mark Collett to stop using their material
Vote Leave have distanced themselves from a former top BNP official who has been using their campaign material and set up a campaign stall in Leeds city centre.
Mark Collett and his girlfriend Eva Van Housen - who has a swastika tattoo - have been handing out Vote Leave leaflets and badges from the official-looking stall
Vote Leave said he was not part of their campaign and they had asked him to stop using their material.
Mr Collett has been contacted for a response but has yet to provide one.
Something completely different: Monty Python-inspired artwork in Leeds
The legendary British comedy of Monty Python is being celebrated at an exhibition that's opening in Leeds.
On show will be a range of artwork, all inspired by the artists' favourite Python moments.
The display opens today at the Northern Monk Brewery and will run until Sunday.
Police incident in Halifax ends
Just an update on the police incident we bought you earlier from the Halifax Courier. Police cordoned off an area on Ovenden Way, where a man was thought to have brandished a gun and a sword at armed police. The situation has now ended peacefully.
West Yorkshire Police say the man's been arrested after officers forced their way into a house.
A force spokesman told BBC Radio Leeds he was found lying on the floor and taken to hospital to be assessed. No shots were fired during the confrontation.
Tram-train route proposal
So MPs in Leeds have been discussing how to move the city's transportation system forward.
We've had the tram, then the trolleybus (both now consigned to history) but how about the tram-train? That's the latest suggestion to spend the £173m set aside to develop Leeds' infrastructure.
Greg Mullholland, one of the MPs involved today has just released this picture of a possible route. You can read the full proposal here.
Travel update: Lane blocked on A1(M) at J42 southbound
BBC Travel
I was just thinking to myself that the Friday bank holiday rush was going smoothly. Then I get reports of queuing traffic and one lane blocked on the A1(M) southbound between J42 (A63 Selby fork) and J41 (M62, Knottingley), because of a broken down car and caravan.
Here's the scene at J41.
Castleford Tigers: coach says referee 'lost his composure' against Wigan
Castleford Tigers head coach Daryl Powell has criticised the "disappointing" refereeing in Thursday's defeat by Wigan Warriors.
The Tigers lost 33-26 to Super League leaders Wigan, with Luke Dorn's late try overturned by the video referee.
Watch: West Yorkshire Police and the 'Running man'
Who says that police officers suffer from a sense of humour bypass?
West Yorkshire Police have just released this video of about 65 special constables taking part in the "Running Man Challenge".
It's a trend that has gone viral after an American basketball team did it a month ago. You have to say, they're pretty good!
Your comments: Transport for Leeds
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
A bit ago I told you about MPs meeting in Leeds to discuss whether the city could get a Tram Train system.
Earlier this month, the government scrapped the trolley bus scheme, leaving £173m to spend on transport. A tram train system would run on existing rail tracks.
I asked what you thought to our transport system
Travel knock-on of Halifax incident
Armed police called to Halifax house following reports of man with sword
Halifax Courier
Armed police have been called to house in Halifax after they received reports of a man with a sword.
'Southern' accents replacing dialects, language app finds
Just spotted this story from our southern friends at the BBC in Cambridgeshire. It can't be true?!
Apparently, according to researchers, distinctive regional accents appear to have declined since the 1950s with more people now sounding like "southerners".
Results from 30,000 users of the English Dialects app have been analysed by developers at Cambridge University.
People from 4,000 locations answered questions about the pronunciation of words such as "scone".
Initial results showed more people now speak with accents similar to those in London and the south-east of England.
Time travel in Bronte Country: West Yorkshire returns to the 1800s
Check this out, how moody does it look?
It's all in the name of authenticity as filming continues for the BBC's new Bronte series.
Today's misty conditions add to the atmosphere as well...
Leeds 'lagging behind' in public transport
Leeds is lagging behind in its transport infrastructure, according to one of the city's MPs.
Greg Mulholland, Leeds North West Lib Dem MP, is due to meet other ministers in Leeds today to discuss proposals for a tram-train for the city.
Earlier this month, the government scrapped the city's proposed trolleybus scheme, which has been developed over the last decade. It leaves £173m to spend on transport .
Got an opinion on this? Email me.
World boxing champ Nicola Adams' proud tweet
Leeds boxer Nicola Adams has completed her full set of international honours with a flyweight gold medal at the AIBA World Championships in Kazakhstan.
Adams, 33, added the world title to her Olympic,Commonwealth and European crowns by beating Thailand's Peamwilai Laopeam this morning.
This is what she's had to say:
Watch: Parents protest over village green proposal
Parents and children have been protesting at a plan to turn a school playing field into a village green.
Leeds City Council has been sent nearly 400 letters of objection over the proposal at Gledhow Primary.
Listen: Evans would stay at Leeds United if asked
Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport
Leeds United head coach Steve Evans has told me this morning that if he was asked to stay at the club he would.
This is despite chairman Massimo Cellino's public search for his successor, which has so far included MK Dons manager Karl Robinson and now Bristol Rovers Darrell Clarke.