Tomorrow, a cloudy start, perhaps with the odd shower, becoming much brighter through the day with spells of sunshine. Light or moderate southwest wind. High's around 18C (64F).
Police looking for male actors?
I've checked, this tweet goes on to say "suspiciously".
We've got some very slow traffic on the M62 eastbound between J32, (A639 Pontefract) and J32a A1(M), because of an accident involving a lorry and a car.
Not good news as we head into the evening rush hour...
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Mark Steel's in Town
Have you ever heard comedian Mark Steel's series on Radio 4?
It's great. Basically he visits various towns around the country, learns a bit about them and then records a half hour show around his observations.
Three care homes in Leeds are going to be closed, as part of cost cutting measures by Leeds City Council.
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A decision was taken this afternoon to shut Siegen Manor and Middlecross residential homes.
The third - The Green dementia care home in Seacroft - will be converted in to a recovery home for NHS patients, but will no longer provide dementia services.
Travel update: A63 closed in Hambleton
BBC Travel
If you're heading out on the A63, be warned that it's completely closed in Hambleton near Selby. There are plenty of queues in both directions between the Lowfield Road junction and the Fox Lane junction.
It's all down to an accident and an overturned car.
Two police officers sacked for 'behaving inappropriately'
Two West Yorkshire Police officers have been sacked for behaving inappropriately towards young women.
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The officers who worked in Calderdale had given the teenagers a lift home. They've now been dismissed - following a misconduct hearing.
PC Dominic Hibbin and PC Richard Hall had given the 18 and 19-year-old a lift home while on duty. Instead of just dropping them off, they stayed with them for around half an hour.
At the misconduct hearing, it was claimed they'd made inappropriate comments towards the women and touched one of them.
PC Hibbin then went back to the property and the following day misused police computers to look up official records of what had happened.
Halifax Town Hall could be opened up to the public for events
The future of Halifax town hall is being discussed today and it could mean that you could soon have a pint in there.
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Councillors in Calderdale will be discussing new ways of using the building at a meeting, saying they want to find ways of getting more people into the building.
They could include the staging of exhibitions, craft fairs, art sales and even beer festivals while it may also become licensed as a wedding venue.
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Latest PostFour things that happened in West Yorkshire today
Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
That's it from me for today, I'll be back again tomorrow from 08:00 with more news, travel, weather and sport.
Before I go, here are four things you may have missed from today...
See you tomorrow!
Weather: Damp tonight brightening up later tomorrow
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Rather cloudy with scattered showers tonight. Minimum temperature 12C (54F).
Tomorrow, a cloudy start, perhaps with the odd shower, becoming much brighter through the day with spells of sunshine. Light or moderate southwest wind. High's around 18C (64F).
Police looking for male actors?
I've checked, this tweet goes on to say "suspiciously".
They're not looking for some bad thespians...
Charity night to celebrate life of Dr Kate Granger
Morley Observer and Advertiser
A fundraising party is being planned to celebrate the life of influential doctor Kate Granger, who died in July.
The cost of losing Super 8s shoot-out?
By Matt Newsum
BBC Sport
Saturday's Qualifiers shoot-out between Hull KR and Huddersfield promises glory for the winner, jeopardy for the losers.
Read moreMan wanted by police over burglaries
Have you seen Arslaan Farooq?
West Yorkshire Police would like to speak to him about burglaries in Shipley on 4 September and Ilkley on 4 April.
He is not thought to pose a risk to the public, but anyone who sees him is advised not to approach him and call police on 101.
Leeds is one of 'best places to live and work' for foreigners
It's claimed Leeds is one of the best places for people from other countries to live and work.
In a survey for HSBC, more than half of expats in Leeds have said their quality of life is better than at home.
The research suggests the UK's one of the best destinations in the world ambitious people can move to - to help their careers.
Clever footwork from Hodd keeps him at crease
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Travel update: M62 eastbound accident J32
BBC Travel
We've got some very slow traffic on the M62 eastbound between J32, (A639 Pontefract) and J32a A1(M), because of an accident involving a lorry and a car.
Not good news as we head into the evening rush hour...
Mark Steel's in Town
Have you ever heard comedian Mark Steel's series on Radio 4?
It's great. Basically he visits various towns around the country, learns a bit about them and then records a half hour show around his observations.
Well, tonight at 18:30 his programme comes from Hebden Bridge! You'll be able to hear the programme live or recorded here.
Travel update: Delays in Leeds city centre
BBC Travel
I've not seen anything in particular that is causing delays in Leeds, I'll let you know if I spot anything...
Three care homes in Leeds to close
Three care homes in Leeds are going to be closed, as part of cost cutting measures by Leeds City Council.
A decision was taken this afternoon to shut Siegen Manor and Middlecross residential homes.
The third - The Green dementia care home in Seacroft - will be converted in to a recovery home for NHS patients, but will no longer provide dementia services.
Travel update: A63 closed in Hambleton
BBC Travel
If you're heading out on the A63, be warned that it's completely closed in Hambleton near Selby. There are plenty of queues in both directions between the Lowfield Road junction and the Fox Lane junction.
It's all down to an accident and an overturned car.
Captain Gale out for a duck as Yorkshire struggle
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Two police officers sacked for 'behaving inappropriately'
Two West Yorkshire Police officers have been sacked for behaving inappropriately towards young women.
The officers who worked in Calderdale had given the teenagers a lift home. They've now been dismissed - following a misconduct hearing.
PC Dominic Hibbin and PC Richard Hall had given the 18 and 19-year-old a lift home while on duty. Instead of just dropping them off, they stayed with them for around half an hour.
At the misconduct hearing, it was claimed they'd made inappropriate comments towards the women and touched one of them.
PC Hibbin then went back to the property and the following day misused police computers to look up official records of what had happened.
Halifax Town Hall could be opened up to the public for events
The future of Halifax town hall is being discussed today and it could mean that you could soon have a pint in there.
Councillors in Calderdale will be discussing new ways of using the building at a meeting, saying they want to find ways of getting more people into the building.
They could include the staging of exhibitions, craft fairs, art sales and even beer festivals while it may also become licensed as a wedding venue.
Travel update: Lane closed M621 westbound J1
We've got some queuing traffic on the M621 westbound between J1 (A6110 Beeston) and M62 (J27 Gildersome), because of a broken down vehicle.
You can expect a small delay getting on the M62, this is just before J1...
Complaints about Yorkshire Water increase
Complaints about Yorkshire Water have gone up by more than 11% over the last year according to a new report from the Consumer Council for Water.
The utility company received the second highest number of complaints in England and Wales about its sewer network.
The report says sewers struggled to contend with the heavy and persistent winter storms and flooding.
Middlesex v Yorkshire - day four
Listen to live ball-by-ball commentary from Lord's as Middlesex face Yorkshire in the final match of the county championship season.
Catch upWest Yorkshire in Pictures: Widdop Reservoir
Look at that, the Widdop Reservoir acting as a massive mirror for the sky!