A cloudy start to the day tomorrow with any rain gradually easing and clearing.
A brighter story throughout the afternoon, dry with sunny spells and highs 17C (63F) - feeling fresher than recently, despite a lighter breeze.
Lofthouse Park's forgotten World War One past revealed
Historians in West Yorkshire are trying to unlock the forgotten past of a World War One prisoner internment camp in Wakefield.
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Over 1,500 German and Austrian civilians were detained on Lofthouse Park which was turned from an aerodrome and place of entertainment to an internment and prisoner-of-war camp during World War One.
Visitors to Lofthouse Gate Working Men’s Club on Sunday between 11:00 and 16:00 will find out about "enemy aliens", individual internees, life in the camp and the odd escape.
Charity bike ride TV star thanks hospital for treatment
Charlie Webster, a TV sports presenter who was placed in a coma after contracting malaria in Rio, has thanked hospital staff in Leeds for nursing her back to health.
Yorkshire Air Ambulance's £6m Airbus H145 helicopter is the first of two which are due to replace the charity's current ageing aircraft.
The first jobs for the crew of the new H145 included a fall from height near Lofthouse, West Yorkshire, and a horse rider from High Hoyland near Barnsley who needed taking to Leeds General Infirmary for treatment.
The copter is based at Yorkshire Air Ambulance's base at Nostell near Wakefield.
A second H145 is due to be operational by the end of the year, flying from the charity’s northern base at RAF Topcliffe, near Thirsk.
UFO Truth Conference 2016 at Holmfirth Picturedrome
Police appeal after violent robbers caught on CCTV
CCTV images have been released of three men who violently attacked and robbed a 61-year-old woman, leaving her needing hospital treatment.
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The victim was attacked at her home on Mount Pleasant Road in Pudsey on 19 August.
She was punched and kicked, leaving her with fractures to both sides of her jaw, a fractured wrist and cuts to her arms.
The men stole a large amount of gold jewellery.
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This was a really cowardly attack that left the victim and her family badly traumatised and we urgently need to identify the men responsible. We are carrying out a range of enquiries to trace them and now have CCTV images of the suspects."
Traffic update: Accident on M62
Looks like we've got a lane out on the M62 westbound from J27.
Work on Bradford City Hall 'to continue' despite firm's financial trouble
The refurbishment of Bradford City Hall is continuing - despite the company renovating the Grade One-listed building hitting financial trouble.
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York-based company William Anelay Ltd has been put in administration after a compulsory voluntary arrangement with creditors collapsed.
In a statement, Bradford Council says it's trying to ensure the final part of the structural repairs is completed by the company as quickly as possible.
Travel update: Extra traffic warning over Rhinos v Bulldogs
BBC Travel
One to look out for if you're in the Heagingley area this evening and not going to the match...
In an interview on the website, he says: "I got changed and went straight to the Sleep gig [from Parliament], and what was nice was that I mentioned to Jeremy Corbyn that I was going to a gig that night, and he sent me a text during the gig saying. 'Enjoy the gig, you deserve it'".
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He goes onto say he actually used to be in a band himself: "I was playing guitar in a doom band. It sounded a bit like Electric Wizard but not as good.
"But the nearer it got to the general election, I had so much to do I couldn't commit to rehearsing as often which is a shame."
The rain will reach more southern parts during the evening.
The top temperature will be about 21C (70F) with a fresh southwest wind.
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Hospital failings 'contributed to Leeds student's death'
Treatment given to a seriously injured student at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI) after he was attacked in the city centre in October 2011 fell "significantly below expected standards" and "significantly contributed" to his death, a jury at Wakefield Coroner's Court has found.
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Jagdip Randhawa (pictured), 19, from Hounslow, died five days after being punched to the ground by professional boxer Clifton Ty Mitchell, who was later jailed for seven years for manslaughter.
The inquest jury heard that, after the assault by Mitchell, who was on bail for another violent offence at the time, Mr Randhawa was placed on a faulty ventilator in hospital, starving him of oxygen and exacerbating the injuries to his head.
The jury concluded that "but for the neglect identified, Mr Randhawa would have survived or would not have died when he did".
But these failings by the hospital were not "gross" and this did not amount to unlawful killing, the jury added.
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- I've said it before, I'll say it again. We're right good at sport us...
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- Worried about that river than can tend to flood? No worries, let's just make it deeper. Problem solved.
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- And finally, one of our MPs (see below) was a guitarist in a "doom band".
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BBC Local Live, Leeds
That's all from me, we'll be back on Monday from 08:00. Until then have a great weekend.
Before I disappear, here are five things we didn't know this morning:
See you next week!
Weather: Windy evening followed by some rain
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
The winds continue to strengthen across Yorkshire this evening, and a band of rain will slowly spread towards the east. Minimum temperature of about 14C (57F).
A cloudy start to the day tomorrow with any rain gradually easing and clearing.
A brighter story throughout the afternoon, dry with sunny spells and highs 17C (63F) - feeling fresher than recently, despite a lighter breeze.
Lofthouse Park's forgotten World War One past revealed
Historians in West Yorkshire are trying to unlock the forgotten past of a World War One prisoner internment camp in Wakefield.
Over 1,500 German and Austrian civilians were detained on Lofthouse Park which was turned from an aerodrome and place of entertainment to an internment and prisoner-of-war camp during World War One.
Thousands of pounds are being invested in the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time history project to investigate the site's past, and as part of a Heritage Open Day this weekend local residents are being invited to come along to find out more.
Visitors to Lofthouse Gate Working Men’s Club on Sunday between 11:00 and 16:00 will find out about "enemy aliens", individual internees, life in the camp and the odd escape.
Charity bike ride TV star thanks hospital for treatment
Charlie Webster, a TV sports presenter who was placed in a coma after contracting malaria in Rio, has thanked hospital staff in Leeds for nursing her back to health.
The 33-year-old became unwell after watching the Olympic opening ceremony.
She was treated at St James's hospital in Leeds:
Yorkshire Air Ambulance's new £6m copter carries first patients
The first patients have been carried by Yorkshire's new state-of-the-art air ambulance which came into service just a few days ago.
Yorkshire Air Ambulance's £6m Airbus H145 helicopter is the first of two which are due to replace the charity's current ageing aircraft.
The first jobs for the crew of the new H145 included a fall from height near Lofthouse, West Yorkshire, and a horse rider from High Hoyland near Barnsley who needed taking to Leeds General Infirmary for treatment.
The copter is based at Yorkshire Air Ambulance's base at Nostell near Wakefield.
A second H145 is due to be operational by the end of the year, flying from the charity’s northern base at RAF Topcliffe, near Thirsk.
UFO Truth Conference 2016 at Holmfirth Picturedrome
Huddersfield Examiner
UFO believers from across the country are to descend on Holmfirth this weekend for the UFO Truth Conference 2016.
Police appeal after violent robbers caught on CCTV
CCTV images have been released of three men who violently attacked and robbed a 61-year-old woman, leaving her needing hospital treatment.
The victim was attacked at her home on Mount Pleasant Road in Pudsey on 19 August.
She was punched and kicked, leaving her with fractures to both sides of her jaw, a fractured wrist and cuts to her arms.
The men stole a large amount of gold jewellery.
Traffic update: Accident on M62
Looks like we've got a lane out on the M62 westbound from J27.
This is the queue on the M621 leading up to it:
Wakefield Museum celebrates National Teddy Bear Day
AHHHHHH, what kind of nightmare is this?
I really wouldn't want to wake up with any of these in my bed...
Work on Bradford City Hall 'to continue' despite firm's financial trouble
The refurbishment of Bradford City Hall is continuing - despite the company renovating the Grade One-listed building hitting financial trouble.
York-based company William Anelay Ltd has been put in administration after a compulsory voluntary arrangement with creditors collapsed.
In a statement, Bradford Council says it's trying to ensure the final part of the structural repairs is completed by the company as quickly as possible.
Travel update: Extra traffic warning over Rhinos v Bulldogs
BBC Travel
One to look out for if you're in the Heagingley area this evening and not going to the match...
'No excuse' for Otley's Lizzie Armitstead's missed drugs tests - Wiggins
The Guardian
Sir Bradley Wiggins says he cannot fathom how his fellow British cyclist Lizzie Armitstead missed three doping tests in less than a year, saying there is "no excuse" for the lapses that put her Olympic participation in jeopardy.
Bike challenge set in Hebden Bridge
This catchily-named event is actually a bike hill climb in Hebden Bridge up a cobbled one-in-four hill.
You can do it on any bike you want, even a Penny Farthing, although that would probably be just a little ridiculous...
Travel update: Queues on A58(M) in Leeds
BBC Travel
Avoid if you can, busy westbound on Leeds Inner Ring Road...
Yorks beat Durham to stay in title hunt
Yorkshire beat Durham by 228 runs to remain in the hunt for a third successive County Championship title.
Read moreIs East Leeds MP 'the most metal politician' in the world?
Just when you thought politics in the UK couldn't get more bizarre, it does!
Richard Burgon, the Labour MP for East Leeds and shadow justice secretary, has just been featured on TeamRock.com as a massive fan of metal.
To prove it, here he is at the Download Festival:
In an interview on the website, he says: "I got changed and went straight to the Sleep gig [from Parliament], and what was nice was that I mentioned to Jeremy Corbyn that I was going to a gig that night, and he sent me a text during the gig saying. 'Enjoy the gig, you deserve it'".
He goes onto say he actually used to be in a band himself: "I was playing guitar in a doom band. It sounded a bit like Electric Wizard but not as good.
"But the nearer it got to the general election, I had so much to do I couldn't commit to rehearsing as often which is a shame."
Read his full interview here (Be warned, there is some strong language in this article).
West Yorkshire's weather: Cloud and rain ahead this afternoon
Clare Nasir
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Thicker cloud will increase this afternoon with the risk of some patchy rain across the Pennines by mid afternoon.
The rain will reach more southern parts during the evening.
The top temperature will be about 21C (70F) with a fresh southwest wind.
Hospital failings 'contributed to Leeds student's death'
Treatment given to a seriously injured student at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI) after he was attacked in the city centre in October 2011 fell "significantly below expected standards" and "significantly contributed" to his death, a jury at Wakefield Coroner's Court has found.
Jagdip Randhawa (pictured), 19, from Hounslow, died five days after being punched to the ground by professional boxer Clifton Ty Mitchell, who was later jailed for seven years for manslaughter.
The inquest jury heard that, after the assault by Mitchell, who was on bail for another violent offence at the time, Mr Randhawa was placed on a faulty ventilator in hospital, starving him of oxygen and exacerbating the injuries to his head.
The jury concluded that "but for the neglect identified, Mr Randhawa would have survived or would not have died when he did".
But these failings by the hospital were not "gross" and this did not amount to unlawful killing, the jury added.
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