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

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

Keeley Donovan
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight will see clear spells but also cloud increasing across the Pennines by dawn and a minimum temperature of about 12C (54F).

Tomorrow will be dry and fine with broken cloud and sunny spells. More cloud will develop during the day.

It'll feel fresher but warm in the sunshine with a top temperature of about 20C (68F)

Amy Garcia
Presenter, BBC Look North

Join me and Harry Gration at 18:30 for BBC Look North as we report from Bradford as a teenager starts an eleven-year detention order after stabbing his teacher in a classroom attack.

Science teacher Vincent Uzomah was stabbed with a kitchen knife the 14-year-old boy had brought into lessons at Dixons Kings Academy in June.

A 35-year-old man's been treated in hospital after being attacked with what's believed to have been a glass bottle, external outside a club in Batley in the early hours of yesterday morning.

The incident took place near the Le Choix Bar on Bradford Road at about 12:15. The victim suffered several head injuries as a result of the attack.

Yorkshire Evening Post

Council chiefs in West Yorkshire are accused of "startling hypocrisy" after it was revealed staff paid into a pension fund which invested more than £180m in tobacco companies, external in the last year.

Nick Hatton
BBC West Yorkshire Sport

After Saturday's 4-1 defeat at Swindon, Bradford City manager Phil Parkinson says there'll be changes to his team for tomorrow's League Cup tie at York City.

Image source, Getty Images

Striker Steven Davies is among those expected to start, and Parkinson says players are going to have to take their chances to impress.

"This is an opportunity for people to stake a claim in the team, it's as simple as that," says Parkinson.

Athar Ahmad
BBC Asian Network

The friends and family of a Leeds fundraiser who vowed to raise £50,000 for charity a after being diagnosed with cancer have pledged to help reach the target in his memory.

Kamal Aftab, 32, died on Friday after a battle with acute myeloid leukaemia, a type of blood cancer. He'd so far raised about £21,000 for Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research.

Adam Walker, a friend of Kamal's, says: "He was well on the way to reaching his target. His friends and family are determined to meet the goal in memory of his fantastic contribution to humanity."

Martin Coldrick
BBC Local Live

The top stories in West Yorkshire today are:

• Teenager detained for 11 years over teacher stabbing

• Huddersfield MP calls for leadership contest 'pause'

• Leeds development gets £160m boost

Telegraph & Argus

A man found on fire at the back of his Bradford house was today in a battle for life after he suffered severe burns to his head and upper body, external.

Image source, Telegraph and Argus

BBC Travel

The traffic lights are currently out on the A653 Dewsbury Road in Tingley at the Bulls Head traffic lights. Drivers are being warned to approach with care.

@BBCPolitics

Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman is calling for Labour's leadership contest to be paused over fears the party is being infiltrated by supporters of other parties.

Image source, Labour Party

Labour rejects claims of "hard left" and Conservative supporters signing up to back left winger Jeremy Corbyn.

Mr Sheerman (pictured) says: "There are all sorts of people up and down the country joining the party. For what reason we don't know - and some of those reasons are malign."

West Yorkshire Police tweets, external: Water lane, Halifax currently closed due to this incident. Please avoid the area & find an alternative route.

Image source, West Yorkshire Police

BBC Weather

Showers will develop and could give some heavy downpours before clearing by early evening.

With light winds it will still feel warm in the sunshine.

BBC Sport

Yorkshire Cricket Club is among 28 organisations who've told the England and Wales Cricket Board they're interested in forming teams for the inaugural Women's Cricket Super League.

The league begins next summer with six teams and will receive a £3m investment from the ECB over the next four years.

In its first season, the competition will include only T20 cricket, but from 2017 will add 50-over matches.

Martin Coldrick
BBC Local Live

The top stories in West Yorkshire so far today are:

• A teenager is detained for 11 years over teacher stabbing

• Injured man rescued after Hardcastle Crags fall, external

• Dewsbury MP pledges to 'fight' hospital parking charges

The Labour MP for Dewsbury, Paula Sherriff, says she'll "fight" to overturn new hospital parking charges which will see blue badge holders charged.

The Mid-Yorkshire NHS Trust, which runs hospitals in Wakefield, Dewsbury and Pontefract, says it'll start charging disabled drivers from 1 September. General parking fees will also increase.

Ms Sherriff says she'll work to stop the new charges and has asked for an "urgent" meeting with the trust's chief executive.

An insurance firm is investing more than £160m in a business and housing development in east Leeds.

Image source, Tavistock

Legal and General Capitalsaid it had acquired a 50% stake in Thorpe Park on the outskirts of the city.

The site has planning permission for an additional 60,000 sq ft of offices and 300 new homes.

A teacher who says he's forgiven the 14-year-old boy who stabbed him during a lesson at a Bradford school in June is "remarkable", the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has said.

The boy was handed an 11-year sentence at Bradford Crown Court this morning after admitting to grievous bodily harm with intent when attacking Vincent Uzomah at Dixons Kings Academy.

Jonathan Sharp from the CPS (pictured) says: "The victim has suffered serious physical and psychological injuries, has had to put his career plans on hold, and is uncertain when, or if, he will feel able to return to teaching - a profession he loved."

Jake Katborg
Sports Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield Town manager Chris Powell has told BBC Radio Leeds his summer signings aren't guaranteed a starting place in their first home game of the season.

Image source, Getty Images

Town take on Notts County tomorrow night in the Capital One Cup and Powell says he'll pick his players on merit.

"The season's long and over the course of the season they'll get their chance - but they've got to make sure they're ready," he says.

Northern Rail tweets, external: NEW: Due to a vehicle striking a bridge at Halifax all lines are blocked.