That's all for today from BBC Local Live in Leeds and West Yorkshire.

We'll be back again at 08:00 tomorrow with the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the county.

Harry Gration
Presenter, BBC Look North

Join me and Amy Garcia at 18:30 for BBC Look North as we talk to the Conservative MP who's quite literally hit the roof to protest at the desperate need for repairs at a dilapidated school in Calderdale.

Also, the Leeds 10km run was launched in the city today with the help of local hero and boxing champion Josh Warrington (pictured). We'll find out what he has to say about this latest challenge.

Pontefract & Castleford Express

Controversial plans for a waste incinerator at Kellingley Colliery have been given the go-ahead today despite objections from those living close to the site, external.

Image source, Pontefract and castleford expres

Paul Hudson
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight, it'll be dry, quite cloudy but with some clearer spells, leading to mist and patchy fog. The minimum temperature will be about 1C (34F) with a widespread ground frost.

Tomorrow will be dry but with variable, often large, amounts of cloud. There'll be some bright or sunny intervals in places later.

The top temperature will be about 6C (43F).

BBC Sport

Leeds have Giuseppe Bellusci back in contention after suspension but Sol Bamba, impressive in his absence, may keep him out at the heart of defence.

Coach Neil Redfearn could hand new striker Edgar Cani a first start while Chris Dawson is also in contention.

Reading are unbeaten in the last five meetings at home, winning two. Leeds' last win there was 1-0 in the old Division Two in December 1987.

The National Union of Teachers (NUT) in Calderdale has criticised local Conservative MP Craig Whittaker for "electioneering" after he said he was "incandescent" when two dilapidated schools in his constituency missed out on the latest round of funding for repairs.

Sue McMahon, NUT secretary in Calderdale, says: "The local Conservative MP has said he's been lobbying, but I do wonder about the sincerity - what's he actually been doing for the past five years?

"To find out he's up-in-arms sounds like electioneering to me in the run-up to the General Election."

Katherine Hannah
Sports Presenter, BBC Radio Leeds

FC Halifax Town can make history tonight if they beat Wrexham to reach the semi-finals of the FA Trophy.

The Shaymen have never made it past the quarter final stage in this competition.

A win would set up a two-legged semi-final against Torquay.

Telegraph & Argus

Bradford's new Area Bishop is spending five weeks living in different parts of the region as part of a bid to get to know his area better, external.

Image source, Telegraph and argus

Davinia Ramos
Newsreader, BBC Radio Leeds

Calder Valley Conservative MP Craig Whittaker has been protesting on top of a West Yorkshire school today to highlight the need for building repairs.

Listen live to the 17:00 bulletin for more.

BBC Travel News reports the A6177 Great Horton Road in Bradford is closed and there's slow traffic in both directions between the Horton Park Avenue junction and the A647 Great Horton Road junction because of an accident.

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BBC Local Live

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A further update on the police appeal for help in finding a large amount of Asian jewellery which was stolen from a house in Halifax sometime between September last year and last month, external.

Image source, West yorkshire police

Police say it's not known exactly when the items were taken, although it's suspected that someone with access to the house took the items.

PC Sally Musket says: "As it's wedding jewellery, it's not often checked - resulting in the victim only noticing it was missing recently. Clearly these items are of emotional value to the victims."

Davinia Ramos
Newsreader, BBC Radio Leeds

Calder Valley Conservative MP Craig Whittaker is urging the government to help two schools in desperate need of repair after they missed out on the latest round of funding.

Listen live to the 16:00 bulletin for more.

Yorkshire Evening Post

Vital renovation work on a crumbling Leeds landmark has stalled - after the builders walked out on the £650,000 project, external.

Image source, yorkshire evening post

Martin Coldrick
BBC Local Live

Thanks to Bob Newton from Honley for sending in this frostily atmospheric picture taken this morning, looking towards Holmfirth High School from Oldfield.

Image source, Bob newton

We always love to feature the best pictures you've taken of West Yorkshire. Why not email or tweet, external your photographs to us?

BBC Travel News reports there's slow traffic and one lane is closed on the M621 westbound between J7, A61 (Stourton) and J6, Belle Isle Road, because of an accident.

Davinia Ramos
Newsreader, BBC Radio Leeds

Calder Valley MP Craig Whittaker is urging the government to help two schools in desperate need of repairs after they missed out on the latest round of funding.

The NUT says Todmorden and Calder High schools have water running down the walls.

Listen live to the 15:00 bulletin for more.

Ian White
Journalist, BBC Look North

A West Yorkshire MP has "hit the roof" to highlight the need for repairs at a dilapidated school in Calderdale which has missed out on the latest round of government funding.

Todmorden High school found out yesterday that it wasn't on the list of 19 schools in Yorkshire to get government funding for repairs as part of a national programme giving priority to urgent cases.

Conservative MP for the Calder Valley, Craig Whittaker, has held a news conference from the roof of the school. He denies it's a pre-election stunt and says he'll be "hammering home" to the Prime Minister that Todmorden High should be prioritised.

Telegraph & Argus

Campaign groups fighting development across the Bradford district are gearing up for their next big battle, external.