Ahead of Rachel Reeves' Budget speech, people in Pudsey have their say on what she should focus on.

The 12-mile route, connecting Lancashire with North Yorkshire, has not operated since 1970.

Nearly 1,500 plants were discovered at an address in Huddersfield town centre, police say.

Shamrez Razaq is jailed for more than seven years after breaking the man's ankle with his car.

MPs will consider proposals to change the law so some terminally ill people can choose to end their life.

Yorkshire and the Humber has just 4.4 bank branches left per 100,000 people, a Which? report says.

People in Hemsworth say they support their Labour MP Jon Trickett, who voted against the government.

Some parents are experiencing "deep trauma" while navigating the system, a West Yorkshire MP says.

A prolific shoplifter who stole "tens of thousands" of pounds' worth of goods has said he regularly sold stolen items to other shops.

The assault is thought to have happened at the Backroom Bar in Leeds on 28 July, police say.

A motorbike rider is in hospital with a serious leg injury following a collision in Pontefract.

They are charged with offences said to have been committed between 2006 and 2009.

The A61 between Barnsley and Wakefield has been closed since Sunday.

Riders are cycling from Cleckheaton to London to raise funds for the murdered MP's charity.

Intimidation and harassment reported by candidates who were insulted and followed while campaigning.

New and returning Yorkshire MPs on their feelings as they enter Parliament.

Rachel Reeves' history-making appointment is welcomed by her fellow female MPs in Yorkshire.

That's all from our live coverage of the general election 2024 in West Yorkshire.

Thanks very much for joining us.

Here are some of the highlights from a memorable night:

• Rachel Reeves set to become first female chancellor after winning in Leeds West and Pudsey
• Dame Andrea Jenkyns loses Leeds South West and Morley to Labour
• Independent candidate Iqbal Mohamed wins Dewsbury and Batley
• Labour's Katie White becomes only the third woman to represent Leeds at Westminster after taking Leeds North West
• Labour gains Calder Valley, Colne Valley and Ossett and Denby Dale from Conservatives

For all the latest election updates from across the country, go here.

David Rhodes
BBC News

Turnout in Yorkshire in 2024's general election fell 10% compared to turnout in 2019. It was 55% compared to 65% in 2019. This was the lowest turnout for a general election recorded in the last 80 years.

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Labour’s vote share in this election in our region was 42%, while the party polled 40% in 2019.

In terms of vote share, Labour did better in 2017 when led by Jeremy Corbyn when they polled 50% of vote share. These were the seats that Labour took from the Conservatives. York Outer in these Labour gains saw the biggest increase in vote share for the party at 15%.

Conservative vote share in the region was 23% - the lowest vote share recorded for the party since Winston Churchill was leader in 1950. However, the party did retain more seats than expected when compared to the MRP polling.

The main bright spot for the Conservatives was Robbie Moore in Keighley and Ilkley, who secured 40% of the vote in his constituency. These are Conservative holds.

Despite the exit poll predicting major gains for Reform UK, the party won no seats in Yorkshire. Vote share for the party was 16% across the region. It came second in 10 seats, polling best in Barnsley South at 33%.

The Greens had a fantastic night, coming second in six constituencies across the region and achieving 8% vote share in Yorkshire - their best ever result. They out-polled the Lib Dems who achieved 7% vote share.

The Lib Dems achieved their aim of winning Harrogate and Knaresborough, but fell well short of winning Sheffield Hallam, which was a target for the party.

The Independent candidate who won in Dewsbury was the surprise of the night. Iqbal Mohamed won 41% of the vote compared to Labour who achieved 22.9% of the vote. This is the first time an Independent candidate has won a seat in a general election in Yorkshire since 1907.

It was a good night for Independent candidates across Yorkshire. In 2019 Independent candidates polled 9,360 votes, but in 2024 they polled a combined total of 59,131 of votes.

Independent candidate Iqbal Mohamed has been elected as the new MP for Dewsbury and Batley, securing 15,641 votes, leaving Labour's Heather Iqbal in second place with just 8,707 votes.

Mr Mohamed tells the BBC after his victory was announced: "As a local boy who has grown up in the town, it's absolutely humbling, it's still sinking in."

Quizzed on why he thinks he won, Mr Mohamed says people he spoke to were "very concerned" about the conflict in Gaza and considered it a "grave injustice".

Beyond that, constituents seem to be disillusioned with the two main parties, he says.

"We've had Labour locally for many years, running the council, and the Tories nationally. In that time, the towns have just gone backwards and people felt neglected."

Mr Mohamed says as a new MP, he will seek to "work with the community" and collaborate with all of his constituents.