Plus, police in Scotland have confirmed the bodies of two climbers found on Ben Nevis are those of a missing Bradford couple. We'll have the very latest updates.
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Antony Peter William Hill, who also uses the names Antony Richie and Antoine Richis, was last seen at about 12:30 on Monday 22 February at Todmorden Market.
Antony's described as white, 5ft 10ins tall, of very slim build, with short dark hair, which was partially shaved when he was last seen.
Det Insp David Shaw says: "We're growing increasingly concerned for his safety and welfare as it is out of character for him to go missing and not to be in contact with anyone."
Families of Ben Nevis couple thank 'brave and generous' rescue teams
Rachel Slater, 24, and Tim Newton, 27, disappeared last month and their bodies were found under snow a short distance apart on Wednesday.
In a statement, the family say of the rescue teams: "These brave and generous men and women have worked incredibly hard to find Rachel and Tim in difficult and dangerous conditions.
"Although much anticipated, it still comes as a shock. But we're thankful we can now move forward with our lives in the knowledge Rachel and Tim were doing what they loved to do. Climbing was their passion."
Latest headlines: Ben Nevis bodies are those of missing Bradford couple and 10 men are charged over fatal Hemsworth collision
The top stories in Leeds and West Yorkshire today include:
Members of Calder Valley Flood Prevention Action Group say the agency ignored warnings and reports which highlighted the risk the area faced, and have failed in their duty of care.
Andrew Greenwood is from Emsleys Solicitors in Leeds, and told BBC Radio Leeds costs could run very high.
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Group litigation tends to run into hundreds of thousands of pounds. The trouble with that is, losing the case, they would have to pay for the Environment Agency's costs."
BBC Radio Leeds has approached the Environment Agency for a comment and interview but they declined both.
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Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team believes the experienced climbers were caught in an avalanche before they started a climb on the mountain's North Face.
The pair disappeared last month and their bodies were found under snow a short distance apart on Wednesday. The discoveries were made in Observatory Gully.
Ms Slater and Mr Newton were reported missing on 15 February.
Watch: Leeds woman's battle over Cystic Fibrosis drug
Jamie Coulson
Health Correspondent, BBC Look North
A young woman from Leeds with a life-shortening condition has suffered a setback in her campaign to get a new drug paid for by the NHS.
Hannah Lindley has Cystic Fibrosis and watched her sister die from the same condition last year.
Now the health body NICE has issued draft guidance stating the treatment she wants isn't value for money. I've been finding out more:
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Ben Nevis bodies discovery: Mountain rescue team offers 'thoughts and condolences'
More on the news that two bodies, believed to be those of Rachel Slater, 24, and Tim Newton, 27, from Bradford, have been found on Ben Nevis.
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In a message on its Facebook page, Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team, has paid tribute to all those involved in the searches as well as the couple and their families.
The team says: "While formal identification has still to take place, we expect them to be confirmed as Rachel and Tim. I am sure that everyone will join us in offering our thoughts and sincere condolences to the families and friends of Rachel and Tim.
"They were well known, experienced and respected climbers and their plight has touched so many people over the last few weeks."
Weapons and drugs paraphernalia found in car stolen in suspected Haworth burglary
BBC Radio Leeds understands that the 26-year-old full-back will move to the Terriers when his deal with the German side finishes at the end of the season.
Lowe has previously worked with Town boss David Wagner when the pair were at Borussia Dortmund.
Latest headlines: Ten charged following fatal Hemsworth collision and Leeds man dies after attempted burglary
The top stories in Leeds and West Yorkshire so far today include:
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Live updates for Leeds and West Yorkshire have finished for the day.
Special thanks to Selina Serrena for this very seasonal photo of a spring lamb near Castleford. It certainly isn't camera shy!
We'll be back from 08:00 on Tuesday 29 March with the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the county.
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West Yorkshire's weather: Cloudy with patchy rain, becoming dry
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Weather presenter, BBC Look North
This evening will be cloudy with patchy rain at first, becoming dry with clear periods.
A minimum temperature overnight of about 3C (37F).
Tomorrow will be dry and bright with spells of sunshine and a little patchy cloud.
Maximum temperature of about 12C (54F).
More news from West Yorkshire: Coming up on BBC Look North
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Join Lara and Harry on BBC One for Look North at 18:30 when they'll hear from a young Leeds woman with a life-shortening condition who's suffered a setback in her campaign to get a new drug paid for by the NHS.
Plus, police in Scotland have confirmed the bodies of two climbers found on Ben Nevis are those of a missing Bradford couple. We'll have the very latest updates.
Easter travel: What you need to know
If you're thinking about heading away from West Yorkshire for an Easter break this weekend, did you know that about 11 million cars are expected to take to the roads today as the holiday getaway begins?
The AA has estimated about half of all drivers will be on the road as holidaymakers mix with school and commuter traffic.
Roadworks across 97% of the motorway and A-roads were due to be finished or lifted by 06:00 today, but 57 sets will stay in place for safety reasons.
Engineering is also expected to affect about 5% of rail routes over the next week.
Have your say over Huddersfield Royal Infirmary plans
Larry Budd
Political reporter, BBC Radio Leeds
A series of meetings as part of a public consultation over plans to demolish Huddersfield Royal Infirmary are to be held over the next three months.
The timetable for those meetings has now been anounced:
Police in Calderdale appeal over 'vulnerable' man missing for a month
Police in Calderdale are appealing for help in tracing a vulnerable 19-year-old man who's been missing for over a month.
Antony Peter William Hill, who also uses the names Antony Richie and Antoine Richis, was last seen at about 12:30 on Monday 22 February at Todmorden Market.
Antony's described as white, 5ft 10ins tall, of very slim build, with short dark hair, which was partially shaved when he was last seen.
Det Insp David Shaw says: "We're growing increasingly concerned for his safety and welfare as it is out of character for him to go missing and not to be in contact with anyone."
Families of Ben Nevis couple thank 'brave and generous' rescue teams
The families of a missing Bradford couple whose bodies have been found on Ben Nevis have thanked "brave and generous" rescue teams in Scotland.
Rachel Slater, 24, and Tim Newton, 27, disappeared last month and their bodies were found under snow a short distance apart on Wednesday.
In a statement, the family say of the rescue teams: "These brave and generous men and women have worked incredibly hard to find Rachel and Tim in difficult and dangerous conditions.
"Although much anticipated, it still comes as a shock. But we're thankful we can now move forward with our lives in the knowledge Rachel and Tim were doing what they loved to do. Climbing was their passion."
Latest headlines: Ben Nevis bodies are those of missing Bradford couple and 10 men are charged over fatal Hemsworth collision
The top stories in Leeds and West Yorkshire today include:
Campaigners plan legal action over Boxing Day floods
Campaigners in a flood-hit area of West Yorkshire are threatening legal action against the Environment Agency following the Boxing Day floods.
Members of Calder Valley Flood Prevention Action Group say the agency ignored warnings and reports which highlighted the risk the area faced, and have failed in their duty of care.
Andrew Greenwood is from Emsleys Solicitors in Leeds, and told BBC Radio Leeds costs could run very high.
BBC Radio Leeds has approached the Environment Agency for a comment and interview but they declined both.
Huddersfield cricketer Hollie Armitage ready to face Australia with England Academy
Huddersfield Examiner
Huddersfield cricketer Hollie Armitage is with the England Women’s Academy in Sri Lanka.
Travel update: Traffic delays on M62 eastbound near Ainley Top
BBC Travel
A lane's currently closed and there's slow traffic on the M62 eastbound between J22, A672 (Rishworth Moor) and J24, A629 (Ainley Top), because of a broken down vehicle.
BreakingTwo bodies found on Ben Nevis those of Rachel Slater and Tim Newton
Two bodies found on Ben Nevis have been confirmed as those of missing Rachel Slater, 24, and Tim Newton, 27, from Bradford.
Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team believes the experienced climbers were caught in an avalanche before they started a climb on the mountain's North Face.
The pair disappeared last month and their bodies were found under snow a short distance apart on Wednesday. The discoveries were made in Observatory Gully.
Ms Slater and Mr Newton were reported missing on 15 February.
Watch: Leeds woman's battle over Cystic Fibrosis drug
Jamie Coulson
Health Correspondent, BBC Look North
A young woman from Leeds with a life-shortening condition has suffered a setback in her campaign to get a new drug paid for by the NHS.
Hannah Lindley has Cystic Fibrosis and watched her sister die from the same condition last year.
Now the health body NICE has issued draft guidance stating the treatment she wants isn't value for money. I've been finding out more:
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Tandem bike and tin bath among dumped river items
A tandem bike, a tin bath and military ammunition were among the items dumped in canals and rivers last winter.
They were just some of the more bizarre objects recovered in a four-month survey of rubbish in waterways, carried out by the Canal and River Trust.
The charity said clearing discarded rubbish from canals and rivers in England and Wales costs it £1m a year.
Extra £35m for flood schemes in Calder Valley
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Communities must lie at the heart of flood relief work in the Calder Valley. That was the message from Emma Howard Boyd, chairman of the Environment Agency, as she visited Hebden Bridge.
'Bored' mobile phone course driver asks for fine and penalty points
A driver caught by West Yorkshire Police using his mobile phone has asked for penalty points and a fine rather than opt for a "boring" course.
The unnamed motorist stated on a caution form he had completed a driver improvement course the day before.
West Yorkshire Police's road policing team has shared a photo of the form on Twitter with the comment: "Some will never learn".
Ben Nevis bodies discovery: Mountain rescue team offers 'thoughts and condolences'
More on the news that two bodies, believed to be those of Rachel Slater, 24, and Tim Newton, 27, from Bradford, have been found on Ben Nevis.
In a message on its Facebook page, Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team, has paid tribute to all those involved in the searches as well as the couple and their families.
The team says: "While formal identification has still to take place, we expect them to be confirmed as Rachel and Tim. I am sure that everyone will join us in offering our thoughts and sincere condolences to the families and friends of Rachel and Tim.
"They were well known, experienced and respected climbers and their plight has touched so many people over the last few weeks."
Weapons and drugs paraphernalia found in car stolen in suspected Haworth burglary
Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Police found weapons and drug paraphernalia in a suspected stolen car after the driver crashed it and fled with passengers.
Huddersfield Town agree deal for Kaiserslautern defender Lowe
BBC Sport
Huddersfield Town have agreed a deal to sign Kaiserslautern defender Chris Lowe in the summer.
BBC Radio Leeds understands that the 26-year-old full-back will move to the Terriers when his deal with the German side finishes at the end of the season.
Lowe has previously worked with Town boss David Wagner when the pair were at Borussia Dortmund.
Latest headlines: Ten charged following fatal Hemsworth collision and Leeds man dies after attempted burglary
The top stories in Leeds and West Yorkshire so far today include: