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Book with notes from Bronte family returned to Haworth home
A book annotated by the Bronte family has been returned to their former home in West Yorkshire. The Remains of Henry Kirke White by Robert Southey belonged to Maria Bronte, mother of Charlotte, Anne, Emily and Branwell.
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Haworth's Bronte Parsonage Museum acquired it with £200,000 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
It was one of a few possessions saved from a shipwreck shortly before Maria married Patrick Bronte in 1812.
Weather: Thundery showers possible but still warm
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
One or two evening heavy showers or thunderstorms are possible, but otherwise a fine end to the day with some warm sunshine. Any showers will soon ease, leaving it dry overnight, with largely clear skies. Perhaps the odd patch of mist. Lows of 17c.
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An army of unpaid litter pickers
Now, I'm not a militant person, but when I see someone purposefully dropping litter, I get really angry...
But maybe I should take that anger and turn it into something more positive, like these people. This is a great article about people who are basically like the Wombles.
A "great unpaid army" who go around picking up litter.
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Quote Message: One thing I don't understand are the number of runners who love to jog around our leafy lanes and blithely toss the drinks bottles over their shoulder rather than stick them in a bag or a bin." from Jo Bradford
One thing I don't understand are the number of runners who love to jog around our leafy lanes and blithely toss the drinks bottles over their shoulder rather than stick them in a bag or a bin."
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Quote Message: I think the more we can get people to do, the more money local authorities will have to spend on other priorities." from Amy Leeds
I think the more we can get people to do, the more money local authorities will have to spend on other priorities."
The Unpronounceables: Our guide to those tricky names
Good luck to Huddersfield Town tonight as they take on the might of Liverpool.
There are a lot of new players for the Terriers, so we put this handy guide together to help you as you cheer them on!
Watch: What do passengers think of Leeds' indefinite bus strike?
We now know that Leeds is going to be affected by yet more industrial action by First Bus staff.
From next Tuesday drivers and other staff will walk out for an indefinite period of time.Previously the strikes have only lasted for 24 hours.
The UNITE union accused First of taking an "extremely aggressive" stance by sacking a branch secretary and two other workers. First Leeds said the "unjustified action" would affect tens of thousands of people across the city.
Here's what some of their passengers say...
Eddie the search dog gets new balls for retirement gift
Some people get carriage clocks, some get a golden handshake but some get...
Castleford Tigers: Andre Savelio arrives on loan from St Helens
Castleford Tigers have signed St Helens forward Andre Savelio on loan for the rest of the season.
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Quote Message: Andre has always caused us trouble when we have played against him in the past and I'm sure he will fit neatly into the way that we play" from Daryl Powell Tigers Head Coach
Andre has always caused us trouble when we have played against him in the past and I'm sure he will fit neatly into the way that we play"
Hooray! No issue on the buses in Keighley
It's rare that we share good bus news.. so here you go!
The Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team had to rescue themselves yesterday, after their Land Rover overturned close to Wessenden Lodge, near Marsden on Saddleworth Moor.
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The team were up there to rescue an injured walker, who was led off the mountain to safety later on.
Thanks to a local farmer, the ambulance was pulled back onto its wheels and was able to be driven off the moor without further assistance.
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Women warned to expect jail sentences after being convicted of child cruelty
Two women have been remanded in custody and warned they will be sent to jail on Friday for serious ill treatment of a young child. The pair locked the boy in a cupboard while they went to Blackpool and hit the boy with a metal pole.
Bosses at First Bus said the "unjustified action" would affect tens of thousands of people across the city.
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But UNITE, the union behind the walk-out, accused First of taking an "extremely aggressive" stance by sacking a branch secretary and two other workers for "legitimate trade union activity".
Unite said 1,000 of its members would walk out from 02:00 next Tuesday.
Study finds that Jamie Oliver's cooking courses improves eating habits
Scientists say cookery courses started in Leeds by Jamie Oliver have helped people improve their eating habits.
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A Leeds University study's found people who took part in the Ministry of Food courses run at Kirkgate Market started eating more fruit and veg, halved the number of snacks they ate and became more confident about cooking.
Did you see the Bingley cloud angel?
Great spot by Peat Blagg in Bingley last night.
A cloud that looked like an angel! Did you spot it too?
(if you're struggling look to the right of the picture below...)
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The face of it looks a little spooky though...
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Watch: Inspirational doctor reveals final wishes
Jamie Coulson
Health Correspondent, BBC Look North
A doctor from Wakefield who's used her experience of terminal cancer as a force for change in the NHS has expressed her final wishes.
34-year-old Dr Kate Granger became a prolific and inspirational fundraiser after being diagnosed back in 2011.
She was also the force behind a campaign to improve the way doctors and nurses speak to patients.
Live Reporting
Nick Wilmshurst
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Get involved
- If you get the bus in Leeds, you'd better find some alternative transport next week.
- Look closely, is that your guardian angel over Bingley?
- A little bit of West Yorkshire charity goes a long way, all the way to Sudan in fact.
- If you have trouble with names, the BBC is always on hand to help
- Even the professionals get themselves into trouble sometimes...
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- A doctor from Wakefield with terminal cancer asks the the Prime Minister to back her campaign to change the NHS.
- As Yorkshire's floods envoy role is scrapped, the government says the region will be supported.
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Latest PostGoodbye: Five things we didn't know this morning
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
Thanks for being with us today, we'll be back tomorrow from 08:00.
But before I go let's take time to reflect on what we've been talking about today..
See you tomorrow
Book with notes from Bronte family returned to Haworth home
A book annotated by the Bronte family has been returned to their former home in West Yorkshire. The Remains of Henry Kirke White by Robert Southey belonged to Maria Bronte, mother of Charlotte, Anne, Emily and Branwell.
Haworth's Bronte Parsonage Museum acquired it with £200,000 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
It was one of a few possessions saved from a shipwreck shortly before Maria married Patrick Bronte in 1812.
Weather: Thundery showers possible but still warm
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
One or two evening heavy showers or thunderstorms are possible, but otherwise a fine end to the day with some warm sunshine. Any showers will soon ease, leaving it dry overnight, with largely clear skies. Perhaps the odd patch of mist. Lows of 17c.
An army of unpaid litter pickers
Now, I'm not a militant person, but when I see someone purposefully dropping litter, I get really angry...
But maybe I should take that anger and turn it into something more positive, like these people. This is a great article about people who are basically like the Wombles.
A "great unpaid army" who go around picking up litter.
The Unpronounceables: Our guide to those tricky names
Good luck to Huddersfield Town tonight as they take on the might of Liverpool.
There are a lot of new players for the Terriers, so we put this handy guide together to help you as you cheer them on!
The latest headlines this evening
Here are your headlines for West Yorkshire:
Watch: What do passengers think of Leeds' indefinite bus strike?
We now know that Leeds is going to be affected by yet more industrial action by First Bus staff.
From next Tuesday drivers and other staff will walk out for an indefinite period of time.Previously the strikes have only lasted for 24 hours.
The UNITE union accused First of taking an "extremely aggressive" stance by sacking a branch secretary and two other workers. First Leeds said the "unjustified action" would affect tens of thousands of people across the city.
Here's what some of their passengers say...
Eddie the search dog gets new balls for retirement gift
Some people get carriage clocks, some get a golden handshake but some get...
Travel update: M606 southbound closed
BBC Travel
More detail now on the M606 closure, we've got queuing traffic southbound between J2 and the M62, J26.
It's all down to an overturned lorry. Congestion on Burnham Avenue to Bierley Roundabout.
This could make travel in the area very slow tonight.
Travel update: M606 closed
Oh dear, this isn't the news we need as we head into a hot rush hour...
Castleford Tigers: Andre Savelio arrives on loan from St Helens
Castleford Tigers have signed St Helens forward Andre Savelio on loan for the rest of the season.
Hooray! No issue on the buses in Keighley
It's rare that we share good bus news.. so here you go!
Mountain rescue team suffer their own accident
The Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team had to rescue themselves yesterday, after their Land Rover overturned close to Wessenden Lodge, near Marsden on Saddleworth Moor.
The team were up there to rescue an injured walker, who was led off the mountain to safety later on.
Thanks to a local farmer, the ambulance was pulled back onto its wheels and was able to be driven off the moor without further assistance.
Women warned to expect jail sentences after being convicted of child cruelty
Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Two women have been remanded in custody and warned they will be sent to jail on Friday for serious ill treatment of a young child. The pair locked the boy in a cupboard while they went to Blackpool and hit the boy with a metal pole.
First Leeds calls strike action 'unjustified'
Bus drivers and other workers for First Leeds are to stage an indefinite strike in a worsening row over pay.
Bosses at First Bus said the "unjustified action" would affect tens of thousands of people across the city.
But UNITE, the union behind the walk-out, accused First of taking an "extremely aggressive" stance by sacking a branch secretary and two other workers for "legitimate trade union activity".
Unite said 1,000 of its members would walk out from 02:00 next Tuesday.
Study finds that Jamie Oliver's cooking courses improves eating habits
Scientists say cookery courses started in Leeds by Jamie Oliver have helped people improve their eating habits.
A Leeds University study's found people who took part in the Ministry of Food courses run at Kirkgate Market started eating more fruit and veg, halved the number of snacks they ate and became more confident about cooking.
Did you see the Bingley cloud angel?
Great spot by Peat Blagg in Bingley last night.
A cloud that looked like an angel! Did you spot it too?
(if you're struggling look to the right of the picture below...)
The face of it looks a little spooky though...
Watch: Inspirational doctor reveals final wishes
Jamie Coulson
Health Correspondent, BBC Look North
A doctor from Wakefield who's used her experience of terminal cancer as a force for change in the NHS has expressed her final wishes.
34-year-old Dr Kate Granger became a prolific and inspirational fundraiser after being diagnosed back in 2011.
She was also the force behind a campaign to improve the way doctors and nurses speak to patients.
Weather: Will you stay dry on the way home?
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Staying very warm and humid with some heavy, thundery showers, gusty winds and a chance of hail affecting some areas. Becoming generally dry by this evening. Highs of 26c.
Have a look at the animation below to see if you'll miss the showers!
BreakingMore bus strikes for Leeds
Bus workers in Leeds are to stage an all-out strike in a worsening row over pay.
Unite said 1,000 of its members employed by First West Yorkshire will walk out from next Tuesday after suspending a strike planned for last week.
The union accused the management of taking an "extremely aggressive" stance by sacking a Unite branch secretary and two other workers.
Unite is embroiled in a series of industrial disputes involving bus workers employed by the First Group in Glasgow, Weymouth and across Yorkshire.