Summary

  • News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 Tuesday

  • Updates on Monday 7 September 2015

  1. Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00

    Live updates for Leeds and West Yorkshire have finished for the day but we'll be back from 08:00 on Tuesday with the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the county.

    Join us then. 

  2. Weather: A dry night with a fine day to followpublished at 17:59

    Paul Hudson
    Weather presenter, BBC Look North

    Tonight is going to be dry with a minimum temperature of 8C (46F) along with a light north wind. 

    Weather forecast Monday 7 September

    Tomorrow it will be another fine and dry day with some sunny spells, maximum temperatures reaching 15C (59F).

  3. Coming up on BBC Look North from 18:30...published at 17:57

    BBC Look North, Yorkshire

    On BBC Look North tonight:

    A West Yorkshire man has been filming on the frontline in Iraq as he joins Kurdish fighters against the so-called Islamic State. 

    The Tour de Yorkshire bike race in May was described as a success, but now, at least six Yorkshire councils, do not want to host the start or finish for next year.

    Find out why from 18:30 on BBC One.

  4. Got a story? Then get in touch with BBC Look Northpublished at 17:52

    Ian White
    Journalist, BBC Look North

    Do you think you've got a story that should be on BBC Look North?

    If you do then please get in touch with me via Twitter, external.

    Ian White
  5. Break-in Britain TV show highlights the 'true cost of burglary'published at 17:52

    She's best known for presenting the weather on BBC Look North but now Keeley Donovan has landed her first national TV job for a 15-part series about how to avoid being burgled. 

  6. Building work for council homes in Yeadon and Swarcliffe beginspublished at 17:52

    Ambitious plans to provide new council homes for older people are about to get under way as building work starts on two key developments.

    New council homesImage source, Leeds City Council

    Official ceremonies will mark the start of the city council’s flagship extra care scheme in Yeadon , externaland for new apartments in Swarcliffe, external.

  7. Telegraph & Argus: Re-arrests over 2012 Bradford murderpublished at 17:51

    Bradford Telegraph and Argus

    Detectives hunting the killer of Bradford grandfather Clement 'Butch' Desmier (pictured) in 2012 have re-arrested two men in connection with his murder, external.

    Clement 'Butch' DesmierImage source, Telegraph & Argus

    The suspects, aged 32 and 20, were detained today by murder squad detectives in what is seen as a significant development. They are being held in custody.

  8. Calderdale Council: Vote for your favourite local parkpublished at 17:51

  9. Ex-Radio 1 DJ, Chris Moyles back on the airwavespublished at 17:51

    Pontefract and Castleford Express

    Radio favourite Chris Moyles has announced he will return to the airwaves on a new station, Radio X - the new name for XFM. 

    Chris MoylesImage source, Pontefract and Castleford Express

    Chris Moyles worked on Wakefield’s Broadcast to Hospitals Service as a teenager. 

    He will host an early morning show from 06:30 to 10:00 after a three-year radio exile.

  10. TV Choice Awards: Last Tango in Halifax hopes for a win tonightpublished at 17:48

    Halifax Courier

    BBC drama series Last Tango in Halifax is hoping to pick up an award intonight’s TV Choice Awards, external.

    Last Tango cast

    The drama, staring Derek Jacobi and Anne Reid, filmed across Calderdale, has been nominated for best drama series after capturing the hearts of millions across the nation.

  11. Todmorden News: Specialist tactics to stop car on M62published at 17:44

    Traffic police were forced to use specialist tactics, external to stop a car on the M62 motorway.

    Car stopped by policeImage source, Todmorden News

    Officers from West Yorkshire Police Roads Policing Unit (RPU) stopped a silver Vauxhall Vectra on the motorway near Brighouse.

  12. Huddersfield Examiner: Devolution bids submittedpublished at 17:44

    Huddersfield Examiner

    A devolution bid has been submitted to the government, external for large swathes of Yorkshire.

    Map of YorkshireImage source, Huddersfield Examiner

    The bid covers the West Yorkshire districts of Kirklees, Bradford, Calderdale, Leeds and Wakefield plus the North Yorkshire districts of Craven, Harrogate, Selby and the City of York.

  13. Dewsbury Reporter: Spen may turn bright green!published at 17:44

    Dewsbury Reporter

    The River Spen, which runs through runs through Cleckheaton, Liversedge, Heckmondwike, Ravensthorpe and Dewsbury, could turn bright green tomorrow as pollution tests with a harmless dye are carried out, external.

    River Spen at LiversedgeImage source, Dewsbury Reporter

    Environment experts will be using the dye to locate the source of a leak in the sewage system, which they say could be allowing pollution to flow into Sykes Beck and the river.

  14. Bradford bids to host Tour de Yorkshire cycle ridepublished at 17:40

    Daragh Corcoran
    Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

    Bradford Metropolitan Council is making a bid to be a Tour de Yorkshire host city for next year's cycle race. 

    The city hopes to have either a start or finish event and reap the benefit of tourism which other parts of Yorkshire have experienced. 

    Welcome to Yorkshire say the event generated an extra £40m last year to the local economy.

  15. 'Tour de Yorkshire' looks set to ride through Leeds againpublished at 17:30

    Daragh Corcoran
    Reporter, BBC Radio Leeds

    Leeds City Council tell me they are interested in hosting the Tour de Yorkshire, external again next year.

    Tour de YorkshireImage source, PA

    It comes as several councils in neighbouring North Yorkshire say they do not want to host the start or end of the race. 

    This cycle race was launched as a legacy of the Tour de France which was held in Yorkshire in 2013. 

  16. Warrington wants to fight Selby for world title in the springpublished at 16:51

    BBC Sport

    Commonwealth featherweight champion Josh Warrington hopes to fight IBF world champion Lee Selby (pictured left) in the spring.

    Lee Selby fights Russian Evgeny Gradovich in MayImage source, Getty Images

    Selby, 28, fights Mexican Fernando Montiel on 14 October and Warrington hopes the Welshman can win and arrange an all-British world title clash.

    "Selby is the fight we want," Warrington told BBC Radio Leeds.

  17. Arrests over historic sex abuse at Thorp Arch Grange Children’s Homepublished at 16:41 BST 7 September 2015
    Breaking

    Three men have been charged with historic offences relating to sexual abuse at a children’s home in Leeds., external

    The charges relate to the former Thorp Arch Grange Children’s Home in Wetherby, in the 1970s and 1980s.

    Anthony Gordon Poles, aged 77, from Boston Spa, Mark Walker Wyllie, aged 59, from Linlithgow, West Lothian and Roy Leonard Allen, aged 71, from Burnley are due to appear at Leeds Magistrates Court on Friday 2 October.