Thanks for being with us today, we will be back at 08:00 on Tuesday.
In the meantime let's look back at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:
A former military clerk from Leeds who lied about having cancer to swindle victims out of money and services worth more than £7,500 is jailed for 16 months
Twenty two years to the day since she vanished, a new appeal is made over murdered Hebden Bridge schoolgirl Lindsay Rimer
Campaigners fighting to keep open Huddersfield Royal Infirmary's A&E unit receive a £1,500 boost from the town's football club
Plus, the former Labour MP for Morley and Outwood, Ed Balls, survives another week in Strictly Come Dancing..
If you spot something happening where you live, which you think we should know about, you can always get in touch with us by email. The team will be back Tuesday morning.
West Yorkshire's weather: Clear and cold overnight
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Scattered showers dying out, becoming dry and clear with ice and a widespread frost and some patchy fog. Minimum temperature -3C (27F) with a light and variable wind.
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A cold and frosty start tomorrow, otherwise dry and sunny before cloud increases from the west, bringing a risk of some rain, sleet and some snow in places after dark. Maximum temperature of about 5C (41F). Light and variable wind.
Travel update: Delays on First West Yorkshire buses in Bradford
He scored six tries in his 28 appearances for the Tigers last season.
The 23-year-old began his career at Hull FC before a move to Parramatta Eels in Australia in 2014, but he failed to make an appearance in the NRL and returned to Super League with Cas.
Watch: Leeds Olympic champion Adams makes her mark in home city
Take a short trip through the longest, highest and deepest canal tunnel at Standedge as surveyors carry out the annual inspection.
The tunnel, on the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, was opened on 4 April 1811.
It stretches through millstone grit for 3.25 miles (5.2km) from Marsden, West Yorkshire, to Diggle, Greater Manchester. It was used by boats carrying wool, coal and horse manure.
Jersey car boot immigrant smuggler sentenced
A Leeds woman who tried to smuggle her brother-in-law into Jersey inside a car boot has been sentenced to community service.
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Amanda Marreakhy, 28, attempted to bring Iranian national Amir Merikhi, 28, onto the island via ferry crossing in January.
She pleaded guilty to facilitating the entry of an illegal immigrant.
Watch: Being gay in rugby league
BBC Sport
Britain's first openly gay rugby league player Keegan Hirst discusses fan reaction, rainbow laces and what life has been like since coming out in August 2015.
Former SAS soldier Andy McNab on Buckden's 'fake claims'
More now on the news that a former military clerk who fabricated tales of frontline service has been jailed for 16 months after admitting he lied about having cancer to swindle thousands of pounds.
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Simon Buckden, 44, got more than £7,500 in money and services after pretending to have rectal cancer.
Former SAS soldier and best-selling author Andy McNab has commented on the sentencing.
Quote Message: People like Buckden who make these fake claims betray not only our servicemen and women, and veterans, but also the public whose support and encouragement is so crucial to us all doing our jobs. It doesn't matter whether he is claiming to be SAS or anybody in the Services, the fact he was using other people's courage, experience and tragedy to gain sympathy and attention is sickening.” from Andy McNab Author
People like Buckden who make these fake claims betray not only our servicemen and women, and veterans, but also the public whose support and encouragement is so crucial to us all doing our jobs. It doesn't matter whether he is claiming to be SAS or anybody in the Services, the fact he was using other people's courage, experience and tragedy to gain sympathy and attention is sickening.”
Police appeal after vehicles attacked and set on fire
Two vehicles were set on fire in Heckmondwike and three were attacked in Liversedge at the weekend.
Sunny spells and showers once again - the showers always more frequent in the east and wintry across higher ground.
Cold northerly breeze and a maximum temperature of about 7C (45F).
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Your lunchtime headlines for Leeds and West Yorkshire
Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds
The headlines in Leeds and West Yorkshire so far this lunchtime include:
A former military clerk from Leeds who lied about having cancer to swindle victims out of money and services worth more than £7,500 is jailed for 16 months
Twenty two years to the day since she vanished, a new appeal is made over murdered Hebden Bridge schoolgirl Lindsay Rimer
Campaigners fighting to keep open Huddersfield Royal Infirmary's A&E unit receive a £1,500 boost from the town's football club
Cancer lie fraudster 'created elaborate image as SAS hero'
A former military clerk from Leeds who lied about having cancer to swindle victims out of money and services created "an elaborate image of himself as a battle-scarred SAS hero", according to West Yorkshire Police.
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Simon Buckden, 44, got more than £7,500 in money and services after pretending to have rectal cancer. He claimed to have served in the SAS and seen active duty in Bosnia and both Gulf Wars.
Det Ch Insp Mark Swift, who led the investigation, said: "He lied repeatedly, not only to those closest to him but to genuine survivors of trauma and also to the media and the wider public through the extensive publicity he sought to satisfy his own self-importance.
"He seems to have revelled in the sympathy and status that those lies afforded him. The monetary gains he made from this deception were not particularly significant but the sense of betrayal his victims and others have felt has been enormous."
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- A former military clerk from Leeds who lied about having cancer to swindle victims out of money and services worth more than £7,500 is jailed for 16 months
- Twenty two years to the day since she vanished, a new appeal is made over murdered Hebden Bridge schoolgirl Lindsay Rimer
- Could we see some snow in West Yorkshire this week?
- Campaigners fighting to keep open Huddersfield Royal Infirmary's A&E unit receive a £1,500 boost from the town's football club
- Plus, the former Labour MP for Morley and Outwood, Ed Balls, survives another week in Strictly Come Dancing..
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- Campaigners fighting to keep open Huddersfield Royal Infirmary's A&E unit receive a £1,500 boost from the town's football club
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Latest PostFive things we learnt today
Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds
Thanks for being with us today, we will be back at 08:00 on Tuesday.
In the meantime let's look back at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:
If you spot something happening where you live, which you think we should know about, you can always get in touch with us by email. The team will be back Tuesday morning.
In pictures: Sun set over Bradford
BBC Weather Watchers
Special thanks to BBC Weather Watcher - Lefty with a lens - who sent in this fantastic picture of a sun set over Bradford.
We love to see your pictures from across West Yorkshire and each day we showcase some of your photos on our BBC Local Live page.
You can submit your pictures here.
Cancer lie military man jailed
A former military clerk who lied about having cancer to swindle victims out of money and services worth more than £7,500 is jailed for 16 months.
Read moreTravel update: Heavy traffic on Great Horton Road in Bradford
BBC Travel
Heavy traffic on the westbound A6177 Great Horton Road, in Bradford, near the Horton Park Avenue junction.
BBC Radio Leeds has travel and traffic updates throughout the rush hour to keep you moving.
Strike to halt Arriva Yorkshire bus services
Halifax Courier
Bus services will grind to a halt during a 24-hour strike by drivers over pay.
West Yorkshire's weather: Clear and cold overnight
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Scattered showers dying out, becoming dry and clear with ice and a widespread frost and some patchy fog. Minimum temperature -3C (27F) with a light and variable wind.
A cold and frosty start tomorrow, otherwise dry and sunny before cloud increases from the west, bringing a risk of some rain, sleet and some snow in places after dark. Maximum temperature of about 5C (41F). Light and variable wind.
Travel update: Delays on First West Yorkshire buses in Bradford
BBC Travel
Ben Crooks: Leigh Centurions sign Castleford Tigers centre on loan
BBC West Yorkshire Sport
Leigh Centurions have signed Castleford Tigers centre Ben Crooks on a season-long loan for the 2017 season.
He scored six tries in his 28 appearances for the Tigers last season.
The 23-year-old began his career at Hull FC before a move to Parramatta Eels in Australia in 2014, but he failed to make an appearance in the NRL and returned to Super League with Cas.
Watch: Leeds Olympic champion Adams makes her mark in home city
Charles Heslett
Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds
Fraudster made false cancer claim video
Watch: Take a trip through longest canal tunnel
Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds
Take a short trip through the longest, highest and deepest canal tunnel at Standedge as surveyors carry out the annual inspection.
The tunnel, on the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, was opened on 4 April 1811.
It stretches through millstone grit for 3.25 miles (5.2km) from Marsden, West Yorkshire, to Diggle, Greater Manchester. It was used by boats carrying wool, coal and horse manure.
Jersey car boot immigrant smuggler sentenced
A Leeds woman who tried to smuggle her brother-in-law into Jersey inside a car boot has been sentenced to community service.
Amanda Marreakhy, 28, attempted to bring Iranian national Amir Merikhi, 28, onto the island via ferry crossing in January.
She pleaded guilty to facilitating the entry of an illegal immigrant.
Watch: Being gay in rugby league
BBC Sport
Britain's first openly gay rugby league player Keegan Hirst discusses fan reaction, rainbow laces and what life has been like since coming out in August 2015.
Former SAS soldier Andy McNab on Buckden's 'fake claims'
More now on the news that a former military clerk who fabricated tales of frontline service has been jailed for 16 months after admitting he lied about having cancer to swindle thousands of pounds.
Simon Buckden, 44, got more than £7,500 in money and services after pretending to have rectal cancer.
Former SAS soldier and best-selling author Andy McNab has commented on the sentencing.
Police appeal after vehicles attacked and set on fire
Two vehicles were set on fire in Heckmondwike and three were attacked in Liversedge at the weekend.
The incidents of criminal damage all happened on the Stubley Estate and at Millbridge between 04:00 and 04:30 on Saturday 5 November.
Anyone with information about the incidents is being asked to urgently contact police.
Could we see some snow this week?
BBC Weather
Keighley body find: Woman's death 'unexplained'
The death of a woman whose body was found in Keighley at the weekend is not suspicious.
However, it is being treated as unexplained, after she was found in a garden at Brackenbank Terrace early yesterday, police say.
The results of a post-mortem examination are expected later.
West Yorkshire's weather: Sunny spells and scattered showers
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A cold afternoon but with a lighter breeze generally.
Sunny spells and showers once again - the showers always more frequent in the east and wintry across higher ground.
Cold northerly breeze and a maximum temperature of about 7C (45F).
Your lunchtime headlines for Leeds and West Yorkshire
Oli Woodcock
BBC Local Live, Leeds
The headlines in Leeds and West Yorkshire so far this lunchtime include:
Cancer lie fraudster 'created elaborate image as SAS hero'
A former military clerk from Leeds who lied about having cancer to swindle victims out of money and services created "an elaborate image of himself as a battle-scarred SAS hero", according to West Yorkshire Police.
Simon Buckden, 44, got more than £7,500 in money and services after pretending to have rectal cancer. He claimed to have served in the SAS and seen active duty in Bosnia and both Gulf Wars.
He's been jailed for 16 months at Leeds Crown Court after having pleaded guilty to six counts of fraud midway through his trial.
Det Ch Insp Mark Swift, who led the investigation, said: "He lied repeatedly, not only to those closest to him but to genuine survivors of trauma and also to the media and the wider public through the extensive publicity he sought to satisfy his own self-importance.
"He seems to have revelled in the sympathy and status that those lies afforded him. The monetary gains he made from this deception were not particularly significant but the sense of betrayal his victims and others have felt has been enormous."