That's it from us for today, I'll be back next week for more news, sport, weather and travel from West Yorkshire. Set your alarm for 08:00 on Tuesday...
But before we all relax into our bank holiday weekends, here's five things we didn't know this morning.
Tomorrow looks to get off to a decent start but things will cloud over from the south before some showery, perhaps thundery outbreaks of rain spreading north. A yellow warning for rain has been issued by the MET Office from 11:00 on Saturday until 09:00 on Sunday.
Bird's eye view of Leeds Festival
What a cracking view of Bramham Park, home of the Leeds Festival.
Orange boxes: Congestion because of roadworks or an accident
Red boxes: Lane or road closed or severe queues
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Appeal over stolen watches
A watch collector has been targeted by thieves who have taken 68 watches from his collection.
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Police are appealing for information after the replica military watches (similar to those above) were taken in a burglary at a house in Yeadon last month.
Quote Message: The victim bought the watches for his collection over several years and they are of huge sentimental value. They are quite distinctive and we would like to hear from anyone who has been offered such items for sale since the burglary." from Det Con Sarah Jenness West Yorkshire Police
The victim bought the watches for his collection over several years and they are of huge sentimental value. They are quite distinctive and we would like to hear from anyone who has been offered such items for sale since the burglary."
A retired farm worker from Halifax who hit the headlines last year when capturing live footage of an extremely rare black fox in his garden has ensured immortality for the cherished animal, which has since died, by having it professionally stuffed and mounted.
We should continue to see plenty of fine, dry weather this afternoon with broken cloud but also some good spells of sunshine. It'll feel pleasantly warm in the sun with gentle to moderate westerly winds and highs of 20C (68F).
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That's it from us for today, I'll be back next week for more news, sport, weather and travel from West Yorkshire. Set your alarm for 08:00 on Tuesday...
But before we all relax into our bank holiday weekends, here's five things we didn't know this morning.
See you next week!
Weather: Dry night danger of rain later
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Overnight, things should stay dry with long clear periods and a risk of some isolated mist and fog patches developing by dawn. Lows of 13C (55F).
Tomorrow looks to get off to a decent start but things will cloud over from the south before some showery, perhaps thundery outbreaks of rain spreading north. A yellow warning for rain has been issued by the MET Office from 11:00 on Saturday until 09:00 on Sunday.
Bird's eye view of Leeds Festival
What a cracking view of Bramham Park, home of the Leeds Festival.
You can really see the muddy bits from here...
Leeds West Indian Carnival brings financial boost
Leeds West Indian Carnival is worth millions to the city's economy.
Now in its 49th year, the event could be worth more than £3m to the city this year.
Whether it's hotel rooms, cafes or bars many businesses in Leeds benefit from a carnival effect.
Leeds defender Denton signs new deal
Defender Tyler Denton signs a new contract with Leeds, three days after scoring the winning goal on his debut for the club.
Read moreMan charged with attack on police officers
A man from Halifax has been charged with attacking two police officers.
He's accused of assaulting the officers after they were called to reports of a domestic incident on Saltburn Street in the town on Tuesday night.
The 23-year-old will appear before magistrates next month.
The big bank holiday get away in full swing
BBC Travel
It's the bank holiday weekend, which means fun with the family, great days out, rain and traffic jams.
And it looks as though the traffic jams are already with us!
You can check the latest here.
Grey boxes: Normal congestion
Orange boxes: Congestion because of roadworks or an accident
Red boxes: Lane or road closed or severe queues
Appeal over stolen watches
A watch collector has been targeted by thieves who have taken 68 watches from his collection.
Police are appealing for information after the replica military watches (similar to those above) were taken in a burglary at a house in Yeadon last month.
Full-back Tansey released by Wakefield
Wakefield Trinity Wildcats' much-travelled full-back Jordan Tansey is released by mutual consent.
Read moreBlack Fox Bob has rare animal stuffed after its sad death
Halifax Courier
A retired farm worker from Halifax who hit the headlines last year when capturing live footage of an extremely rare black fox in his garden has ensured immortality for the cherished animal, which has since died, by having it professionally stuffed and mounted.
Travel update: M1 one lane closed southbound J39
BBC Travel
We've got one lane closed on the M1 southbound at J39 (A636 Wakefield), because of an accident involving five vehicles.
Police's dedicated festival website
West Yorkshire Police have set up a special page dedicated to the Leeds festival.
On there you can get the latest weather, maps on how to leave and advice on keeping your things safe, camping safely and their stance on drugs...
Yorkshire beat Notts to boost title bid
Yorkshire close to within five points of Championship leaders Middlesex by wrapping up a 305-run win over Nottinghamshire.
End of era for Halifax nightspot Maine Street
Halifax Courier
It’s time to party like it’s 1988! Halifax club Liquid will mark the end of an era when it closes its Maine Street dance room next month to make way for a new venue.
Fetty Wap pulls out of Leeds Festival
Fetty Wap's doctor has just given him the weekend off work with this sick note. He was due on the second stage today...
Get well soon Fetty!
Search for man who may hold clues to sexual assault
West Yorkshire Police are looking for a man who may have vital information about a sexual assault in Bradford.
The assault happened at about 01:30 on Saturday, 13 August in Forster Square and involved a 21-year-old woman.
A 38-year-old man has been charged in connection with the incident and remanded in custody.
Happy Valley will return for a third series
Hit BBC One TV series Happy Valley will return for a third series, according to the show's creator.
Sally Wainwright was speaking at the Edinburgh Festival yesterday and said: "It will happen but it will be a little while. I've got some good ideas."
The series was shot in Calderdale and has proved popular with tourists coming to see the programme's locations.
County Championship as it happened
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Catch upTravel update: One lane closed A1(M) J45 southbound
BBC Travel
We've got one lane closed on the A1(M) southbound between J45, (A659 Boston Spa) and J44 (A64 Bramham), because of an accident.
Here are the queues just after J46...
Weather: Sunshine and cloud this afternoon
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
We should continue to see plenty of fine, dry weather this afternoon with broken cloud but also some good spells of sunshine. It'll feel pleasantly warm in the sun with gentle to moderate westerly winds and highs of 20C (68F).