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Thanks for being with us today, we'll be back at 08:00 on Monday.

In the meantime let's look back at five things that happened today:

1. More money will be needed for flood defences in the long term, the leader of Calderdale Council says
2. "Lethal" DNP diet pills, which caused death of a Leeds student, still on sale despite crackdown
3. Warning from the fire service after Bradford firefighters attacked.
4. Final preparations ahead of Diwali weekend
5. You have Coldplay to thank for the clocks going back at the weekend

The work of four artists shortlisted for the first ever Hepworth Prize for Sculpture has gone on display at the gallery.

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Often cloudy overnight but some clear spells will allow mist and fog patches to form. 

Minimum temperature of 7C (45F). 

A dry day tomorrow but at times quite cloudy, especially at first though it will tend to brighten. Maximum temperature of 15C (59F).

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A man's been in court again accused of murdering an eight-year-old girl and her dad in a fire in Wakefield. 

Keira and Andrew Broadhead died in a fire at their home last week. 

Daniel Jones, 28, from Knottingley appeared at Leeds Crown Court earlier.

He's been remanded in custody, and will be back in court on 23 November.

A new sexual health service is now available in Leeds for under-19s.

It includes things like contraception advice, sexually-transmitted infection tests and support and advice.

You don't need an appointment and nothing discussed goes on your GP record.

Details of how £55m will be spent to protect 1,600 homes and businesses in Calderdale from flooding have finally been revealed by the Environment Agency.

Environment minister Therese Coffey will announce the funding later today, £30m of which will be spent on protecting homes and businesses in Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd. 

But the leader of Calderdale Council says more money will be needed in the long term and they need to keep fighting for a better deal.  

A 26-year-old man suffered serious injuries and is fighting for his life after being hit by the driver of a yellow Skoda Fabia.

It happened on an alleyway at the rear of Hollings Terrace in Bradford just after midnight on last Sunday. 

The driver left the victim and sped off down Thornton Road with a damaged wing mirror.

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A 21-year-old woman has been arrested and released pending further inquiries.

It's that time of year again where we put the clocks back and all get an extra hour in bed!  

Love him or hate him...Coldplay's Chris Martin does have a hand in all this...

Benjamin Franklin first came up with the idea while in Paris in 1784.

He suggested that if people got up earlier, when it was lighter, then it would save on candles.

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But it arrived in the UK after Coldplay singer Chris Martin's great-great-grandfather, a builder called William Willett, thought it was a good idea too.

In 1907, he published a leaflet called The Waste of Daylight, encouraging people to get out of bed earlier.

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So thanks to Chris Martin...we have Daylight Saving Time...or is that the other way around?

 A1 in Little Smeaton blocked and queuing traffic northbound between Barnsdale Bar and Barnsdale Bar Services, because of an accident. 

Congestion to the A1(M) J38 junction.  

Castleford Tigers chief executive Steve Gill speaks exclusively to BBC Radio Leeds about a new four-year deal for head coach Daryl Powell.  

He told the station that he didn't take much convincing!

Leeds United will be back on your TV!

Their quarter final EFL Cup game against Liverpool has been selected as one of the two games to be televised.

The other is Manchester United Vs West Ham...I think the choice is clear!

The West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say it won't tolerate any more attacks on its firefighters.

Bradford district firefighters have already come under attack while tackling two rubbish fires in the past three nights.  

Nobody was harmed but the fire service are warning that fire engines do have cameras installed to capture any future incidents.

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Quote Message: Firefighters put their own lives at risk every single day to protect the public. To be attacked by the very people they are there to help is simply incomprehensible. These attacks are completely unacceptable and we can assure you that we have a zero tolerance policy. We will do everything in our power to make sure that anyone who attacks our firefighters will be caught and prosecuted from Deputy Chief Fire Officer Dave Walton Director of Service Delivery

Firefighters put their own lives at risk every single day to protect the public. To be attacked by the very people they are there to help is simply incomprehensible. These attacks are completely unacceptable and we can assure you that we have a zero tolerance policy. We will do everything in our power to make sure that anyone who attacks our firefighters will be caught and prosecuted

Forget about trick or treating this Halloween, the only costume you need in Leeds is your swimming costume!

The Bramley Mermaid Club will be performing their own version of Michael Jackson's Thriller in the pool.

And you can be part of the pool-based performance too:

If you want to know more about the music scene in Leeds then check out a new documentary on the BBC iPlayer.

BBC Yorkshire's working in partnership with The City Talking and has now produced Volume Two their series Music in Leeds - a three-part documentary looking at music in the city past and present.

This time, it covers punk, Rock against Racism, dub music and good old rock 'n' roll!

And if you like this episode, then you can also see Volume Two of the series here.

There's been plenty of excitement this week about Leeds beating Norwich and making it the quarter finals of the EFL.

Leeds will now face Liverpool at Anfield in the quarter finals.

Here's Leeds United cult hero Pontus Jansson on their victory against Norwich.

He says he was ecstatic and "screaming like an idiot":

Thousands of people across West Yorkshire will be celebrating Diwali this weekend. 

The Hindu festival of light falls on Sunday this year. 

I went to the Shree Hindu Temple in Leeds to find out how they'll be marking the event.